The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-16
A LTHOUGH the weather continues
~ cool enough for all sorts of in
door entertaining, the number


~ door entertaining, the number
of social affairs is rapidly de.
cressing, and society folk arc making
ready for the midsummer rest For
the week INST opening only q few
events are scheduled, aside from the
weddings. the main affair being the
garden party al Oakwood Thursday
afternoon, at which Mrs. Jay T. Harris
will entertain large party of friends
for her sister, Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes.
Miss Frances Clayton and Miss Ruth
Godbc viii entertain the young people
who took part in HQuaker Follies. - in
compliment 70 Miss Margaret Whitney,
at the Clayton homo Monday evening.
Mrs. W. G.. Williams will entertain at
luncheon at the Commercial club also
on Monday. Miss Ruby Lambournc
Will give bridge tea Tuesda yafter.
noon for Miss Vera Edwards, and Miss
noon for Miss Norah Sheckell Mrs,
II. J. Dininny and her daughter. Mrs
NJ. Il Sowles, will entertain at bridge
tea at the Sowles home, SO S street,
Wednesday afternoon.
The, golf handicap tournament has
held the interest of the women golfers |
at the Country club the past week.
although only a round dozen entries !
In the tournament were made in the
first place, OF these Miss Lane, Miss
Gary Marshall, Mrs. Jay Gilmer and
Mrs. L: G.. Dinwoodey drew byes, SO
that only eight were left for the first
played Mrs, Steiner, and won Mrs
Union Worthington won from Mrs. W.
II. Cunningham, Mrs. C. R. Pearsau
won from Mrs. Walter Stone, and Mrs
z: G. Gemmell won from Mrs. F. E.
McGurin- The second match was
played Yesterday, Miss Lane winning
from Mrs, Savage with score of four
won from Mrs. Pearsall by default,
Mrs. Gemmell beat Miss Marshall by
default, and Mrs. Worthington beat
Mrs, DinwoodeE in the, same way. The
semi-finals will be played tomorrow,
Ms ss dsmne kanH PMs MTs ohi1atoS Mai a@sF TSs aRe
time. for the finals has not yet been
set, but the winner will be the owner
Of the handsome trophy offered by
Mrs. L. B. Mccormick, silver loving
cup.
of the coming week viii be the
Hall Tuesday evening,
which is for the benefit of the Holiday
House fund, and is given by the senior
and junior branches of the Girls
Friendly society, This is the big an
nuhl event for the Girls Friendly So
,iety event. The affair is under the
patronage Of several ladies interested
n the movement. The card tables will
pc In charge Of Mrs. c. D. Moore and
Mrs. j. J. Broughall. Mrs Thomas
.1tzgerald, Mrs. r. q. Browne, Mrs
8rick, Mrs; Wasson, Mrs. Ruttan, Miss
lark and Miss Jelich will have charge
# the refreshments. The decorations
gill be in the hands of Mrs. Causten
Browne and Miss z. Maeuire; the
andy booth of Miss Godbe and the
ortune telling booths of Miss Lucille
,Tancke, Miss Marguerite Rice and
i1ss Margaret Mcclure. The recep-
ION committee consists Of Mrs. Cola ,
Say, Mrs, Alvah Lewis. Miss Colburne, n
lrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Van
-rnam, Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Lamson. =
A unique event of the week was the on,
Treaktast given at the Alta club by sas
lrs f. c, Schramm for a score Of .
lends IN compliment to her house f,l
The company was taken dal al
le rounds of the city on the "seeing ar ar
alt Lake - cars in the delightful morn. pre-
g air, and later taken to the Alta -
uo, where breakfast was served. The na 81.
und table was laid in the private ,ta nh,
niae Ioon, ana at each place WAS 90
'py of 1.-THE Morning GIory,'j Oh
'eezy little newspaper embodying ali m PEI
e personal news of the guests. son
ofusion of June roses decorated the wa
BILE, and covers were laid for the fol. wo!
wing, besides Miss Davis and Mrs ano
'hramm: Mrs. Heber NJ Wells. Mrs or
rnest Bamberger,. Mrs. Arthur Bird ssat
RS. L. B. Mccormick, Miss Anna Nc OF
,rn1ek, Mrs o, J. Salisbury. Mrs r ma ma
alker Salisbury, Mrs. George Rose tnr
les Gertrude McGrath Mrs, FSward IN IN z
Ferry, Mrs. W. Montague Ferrv hel
rs. Walter Stone, Mrs. D. 6. Roberts
rs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. Albert r 1s, 1ne
agar and Mrs. Case of San Francisco, For ie,'
The following. from the Los Anoeles sol,
eraId is an interesting account of at nSn
9 Walden-Prior wedding, an event VII, ~it
lich was of much importance To locai si1g
ciety people: miss Margaret Sara nal
alden and Frank M. Prior were mar. peo
I'd at noon today in the Ocean park MI.
tristan church, the Rev. Mr.. Pickton Ma Ms'
stor Of the church. officiating. The na1
remony was simple but impressive W;a ND.'