The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-04

a delicious supper was served from Ia
Dies gaHlS decorated with red flowers
and red shaded candles. Miss Hazel
Oswald, Miss Ruby LarnboWne and Miss
Laura Sutton assisted the two young
hostesses by serving punch, and the
guests were received by the mothers of
the hostesses.
Capt. a. NJ. Shipp OF Fort Douglas en-
lcrtainnd the officers and ladies OF the
garrison composing the Post Bridge club
last evening at his quarters. Twelve
tables Of players enjoyed the game and
later supper was served in buffet style.
The host was assisted by his sister
Mrs. Benjamin Buger of Virginia, and
aside from the members OF the club,
General Shipp and Captain and Mrs.
John Webster, who are visitors al the
post were guests of the evening
Mrs Ferdinand j Fabian. Mrs John
Elliott Clark and Mrs. Harold Fabian en-
tertained again yesterday afternoon most
delightfully."- at the third in series Of
bridge teas at the Fabian home. Eight
tables OF bridge were played and sew
eral more friends came in to enjoy tea
later. The toa table was bright with
pink stalks, and candles shaded in the
same hue lighted the place. Mrs. Rus
sell G. Woodruff and Mrs. Hanauer
poured tea and coffee, while Miss Edna
Dunn assisted.
Mrs W. s. Henderson was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at bridge tea. the
second in a series or such affairs. ut her
of players enjoyed the game, and later
several more came In TO tea. The rooms
were decorated with pink snapdragons.
the ARA ngement OF the dining room be-
Ing especially attractive. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs Frank Hart. Miss
Selma Lane Miss Margaret Johnson and
the Misses Blanche, Martha and Leah
Henderson.
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\ marriage or today. which will inter
est Salt Lakers, is that Of Miss May
kIstler and .Adolph Coors of Denver. The
bride Is a nicce of Mrs. Thomas Marion
eaux md has been q. frequent visitor here
since her childhood days. The MarioneauX
family are in Denver for the wedding,
which is to he magnificent society func-
ton.
Mrs. Frank &. Stephens, Mrs Arthur
Graham. Miss Hazel oswald and Miss
OF little folks from the free kindergarten
TO the matinee this afternoon, the mem-
bers being the story hour and sewing
class.
From Logan comes The announcement
Of the engas cement of Miss Edith Butler
and ID. j.. Robinson. ooth popular young
people OF the northern town. The date
for the marriage Is not vet set. but it
win take place in June Mr. Robinson ia
IA son of j. w. Robinson, speaker of the
lower IlpuSc ol the JSSIsIdhuIc'
A largo number Of Provo people have
been up during the past few DAYS TO at
tend the performance OF Chant eclcr' at
the, Salt Lake theater; amomG them Mr..
". D. Roberts Mir. and Mrs Frank
BasIcv. Mrs. Samuel Sehwab, Mrs, Yeates,
Mrs. Phil Speckart; and others
Miss Tnez Kinney will address the stu
dents OF the university next "Wednesday
morning on "Studcpt Life In Paris and,
through the courtesy of the board OF re-
gents. all women OF the city arc invited
TO be present. Miss Kinney is guest at
the Hotel Utah during her stay in the
city.
Mrs. Pauline Sands will entertain Il
party Of friends a the matinee at the
Garrick this afternoon. another In Il series
Of such affairs.
Lieutenant aud Nrs, Philip G. Wright.
sDn viii entertain at cards this evening al
For, Douglas for Mrs o. B. Meyer.
Miss Mcmillan and Miss Aliue Mcmillan
will entertain today at Il luncheon AT their
| home for Miss Evelyn Powers Of Dem
vcr
Mrs Elizabeth Carney has announced
! Tic marriage Of her daughter, Agnes
Irene 10 Bernard \. KEGS former,y of
Council Bluffs. Ia. The ceremony was
performed last Monday by the Rev.
| Father rushnaham at the ST Joseph ca
| thcdr1l In Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas KearnS and Mrs.
| William M. O'Brien returned Thursday
morning from stay of few weeks in
| the east
The Charity league Will give, ii card
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