The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-30

being assisted by Mrs. Edward f. Byers.
Mrs Merrill Nibcy. Mrs. Lawrence Nav
lor and Mrs. Harold Burton. Butter
cups and purple iris were used To dec
! crate the rooms, where the card tables
were arranged, but ia the dining room
Ia great mound uf white snowbalIs win,
the green OF shaded candles and green
Inalinc made an artistic decoration for
the tea table.
There will he a table d'hotc dinner at
The Country club tonight. followed by a
cahce. and nearly . hundred Of the mem
BERG and their friends VIII enjoy the even
ing there. Preceding this there will be
mixed handicap golf tournament on the
miniature course aud several games OF
tennis have been arranged. number
OF members enjoyed the usual mid
week luncheon out there yesterday and
Inst evening the place was quite gay
with small dinner parties.
Miss Marion Payne. the daughter of
MI and Mrs. a. r., Payne, entertained
the seniors of Rowland hall Yesterday ut
3 prctttly appointed luncheon ol the
Payne home. The decorations were in
the school coors. crimson and white
tnc deep red sweet peas and white lilacs
forming the floral part. Besides the
young girls in the class, Miss Clara I.
Colburne, the principal OF the school, was
a member OF the party.
a number of theator parties are ar
ranged for tonight at the Garrick for the
opening performance OF Miss Margaret
Nhitneys new opera, Quaker FolIies.
and Mre Henry NJ. Dinwoodcy, who will
entertain AT dinner at the Alta club
prior To the play,
Mr.. and Mrs William P. Iiiscr enter
tained DELIGHTFULLY."- last evening at A din
nj their home compliment 10
Colonel and Mrs. James 4. Irons OF Fort
Douglas. the other guests being Mr- and
Mrs. Richard a. Keycs and Mr. and Mrs.
of fleur de lis were used for the table,
Miss Grace Frost principal OF the
Onequa school, entertained tho teachers
Of that schoo, last evening AT most
delightful affair at her home, No.
Kenslngton apartments, Games were en-
Joyed and supper served later the hos
tess being assisted by her aunt, Miss
Gilmore.
Mrs. Dan 3. shields and her little
daughter Mary left yesterday for south
ern California for IL two months visit
Mrs. G. w. Watson will join them later
and Mrs. J. IT. Hance and her baby will
20 over from Nevada to be with them at
the beach,
Mrs. NJ B. Salisbury left Yesterday for
stay of some months In Europe,
Mrs Karl A. Sched will entertain
at bridge teas on Wednesday and Thurs
day OF next week.
Miss Beth Chapman is here from
Evanston, visiting Mr- and Mrs Harold
Fabian.
Miss Edna Dunn will entertain party
Of rria ni rho C,DrriCE tonight IN nOHOI
of Miss Loreen Ieary.
Mrs A. Wiley of Chicago is here visit
ing her sister. Mrs Howard Nor'n.
William II. Dale will he here tomorrow
from Los Angeles and Mr., and Mrs, Dale
will spend few days at the Hotel utah
before leaving for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Fred A. Hale has returned from
a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. RaIPh
e Hoag in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Fl. Merrill entertained
a party of about thirty friends on Tues
day evening at bridge at their home IN
the Arlington apartments
Mrs. Kate Lawson is here from San
Francisco. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. ii.
Lawson at their homo on street
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Knowles. formerly
OF Salt Lake but now OF Berkeley, are
rejoicing over thee birth Of son
MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Quinn have moved
back to Salt Lake TO live and are now
at $40 Jefferson street.
Miss Marie odell will entertain Satur-
day with luncheon at her home for MISS
Vera Edwards.
Miss Nora Gleason Will have her studio
at her home. 260 First avenue. during
the summer months
Mrs, Elizabeth ]. Chambers has gone
TO Bridgevllle Mich, TO spend some time
with her sister. Mrs A, &. Lyster, whose
home Is there.
Electa chapter No. 8 o. e. S., and their
friends will be entertained at Ken
sington on Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r.. i, N1ppery who VIII be
assisted by Mrs. l. Marclle