The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

beautifully decorated with goldenglow
and nasturtinms, with hand-painted
place cards to match. After supper
dancing was enjoyed
The following young people enjoyed
very delightful Lake party Friday
evening; Misses Helen Roberts, Edith
Funk. Gladys Jevne, Gladys Smith,
Dorothy Perkins. lola Belts. Mary Gal
igher. Ruby Long. Nettic Schneider,
Grace Maxwell, Helen Meyer, Ethel
Taylor, and Marjorie McClintock,
Messrs Clarence Casady. Jack Bell,
William Clark, John Simpkin, Paul
Rowen, Harold Kilbourne, Waldo New
berry, Sidney Loclthart, Allen More
house, Addison spohr and Ralph Wal.
dron. The chaperonos wero Mrs. G. +.
Middleton and Mrs: e. G. Waldron.
Miss Ardele Williams will entertain
y few girl friends at a morning bridge
Tuesday, at her home on First North
street, in compliment to Miss Vera
Petersen.
Mrs. Henry G. Hoffman and daugh-
ter, Miss Naomi Hoffman, who have
been spending the summer at Venice,
Cal, gave delightful house party and
dance in honor OF the Misses Margaret
aud Iona Eddie, Forty little friends,
including many from Salt Lake City,
who are now In California, were in
vited.
Mrs. L. A. Jones entertained the
members of the Souvenir Card club last
Thursday at her summer homo in Emi-
grafton canyon, The guests went up
on the morning train and found a de-
licious hot luncheon awaiting them, and
the tables all decked with the beauti-
full wild flowers Of the canyon. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. H. Bowen
and Mrs. w. Greene and prizes were
won by Mrs. Dot Bolto and Mrs. Whip
pie. The next meeting will be held in
two weeks with Mrs. George Malin.
Grand Matron Mrs. Eunice Gordon
requests all members Of the o. Il. s,
to join Queen Esther chapter in a
basket picnic at Lagoon to celebrate
Robert Morris day next Saturday.
The Initial club was entertained by
Mrs. Harry Bowen at her home Mon
day, August 10. "Sixty-three' was
played Prizes were won by Mrs. Eric
son and Mrs. Brady. Mrs. Q. i. Nc
Donald will entertain the club at the
next meeting.
parsonage fund will be given by sec
tion ] Of the ladies' auxiliary OF the
Third Presbyterian church at the
home OF Mrs Byron Cummings, 936
East Eleventh South street, on Thurs
day afternoon, August 90, from 3 until
6 'clock.
Miss Irene Scobce entertained at /.
Kensington Thursday afternoon in
honor Of the Misses Gertrude and Clara
Stevenson of Nampa, Ida. After a
pleasant afternoon, interspersed with
music and readings, supper was served.
Those present were the Misses Gertrude
and Clara Stevenson, Bertha Fasssell,
garet Coder, Ora Bardwell. Clara
Lewis, Irene Shields, Edith Ekstrom,
Adelaide BardweD and Marie Scobee
The ladies auxiliary to the o. r. c.
Will have picnic at Saltair next
Thursday afternoon, leaving on the
$3.50 train.
Mrs. C. j. Cottrell and Mra. N. ".
Reynolds have issued invitations for
a bundle shower TO be given in honor
of Miss Minnie Hardy, a September
bride
Mrs. Lucina MARCEL, worthy matron
Of Electa chapter No. s, o. f.
s., entertained Electa and her
friends and members Of the other
chapters of the o. e. s., at an outing
at Saltair Saturday afternoon. All en-
ioyed a dip in the lake, after which
an elaborate luncheon was served.
Mrs. Grovenor will entertain EIecta
chapter, Q, E. S., Thursday, August
20, at lawn party, corner Eleventh
West and Eighth South. All members
are invited.
Mrs. Ida T. Davis entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on Can
tol hill in honor Of Mrs. Hall and Mrs.
Patience of Sidney. Australia. and Mrs.
F.. l.. PEBBLES Of Oakland, Mrs. Will
lam Keelar and Mrs. e. A. Wolf as
sisted the hostess.
Mrs. C. A. Stain will entertain at