The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

which was n beautifully appointed af-
fair The long table was all in pink,
great basket of pink roses tied with
pink maline forming the centerpiece,
at each place. Tiny tnpers of pink set
in pink rose candlesticks were fur
nished the girls, whose future was fore
told by the flames The hostess was
assisted by her sister. Miss English of
Elizabethtown, Ky, who is her house
guest. Others in the party were, besides
Miss Miss sh1ssekell Miss Edith h,.. Chapman
| McCanne, Miss Mabel Grumpy, Miss
Estelle Daft, Miss Miriam Brooks, Mrs.
st. Claire Rivers, Mrs. Earl Coppock
and Mrs Harry. Tempest
An event Of tomorrow evening, to
which many are looking forward will
be the vocal recital to be given by NJ.
| Congregational church. Mrs Brines will
assist and will be the accompanist, and
among the singers are Miss Isabel Shift
fer, Miss Esther Davis, Miss Margaret
Hutchinson, Miss Hazel Mckinney,
Miss Florence Oliver. Miss Helen Box
rud, Miss Bertha Johnson, Miss Geor-
giana Edison, Miss Virginia shannon,
Miss Elsie Brown and Mrs. Julia Jones
Schraven,
Mrs. John Holt entertained the young
girls of the senior class Of Rowland hall
with one or two more friends yesterday
at luncheon at the Holt home on
East First South street, in honor of
her daughter, Miss Mabel Holt, who is
one of the class. The table was love-
" sight with its brilliant yellow tulips
for decorations and the same color in
all the minor accessories. The guests,
besides Miss Holt, were Miss Clara 1.
Colburne, Miss Bonnie Miller Of the
class of 1911; Miss Dorothy Bailey,
Miss Dorothy Marioneaux, Miss Dor.
cthv Gates, Miss Emma Zane, Miss Bes
sic Callow. Miss Ruth Cooper, NJ IS
MARGARET Weeks, Miss Lucy Bulls,
Miss Marion Payne, Miss Marjorie
Pearson.
First, through one unfortunate cir
cumstance and then through another,
the German planned by Mrs. NJ II.
Walker for her young daughter. Miss
Glen Walker, was twice postponed but
will be given at the beautiful Walker
| residence next Wednesday evening. a
large number Of the Young friends of
Miss Walker will be present to enjoy
the affair, which will be unique in the
matter of decorations and figures. Miss
Denise Karrick Will lead the cotillion
and a number of older friends will as
sist In entertaining the young people
The work of the Free Kinderparten
and Neighborhood House association is
growing at such n pace that the va
rious lines have TO be carried out by
special committees and the special com
mittees are kept busy all the while
The relief committee. of which Miss
Webber is the chairman. held a spe-
cial meeting Friday and decided to
give a large bridge tea TO help in the
relief work. at the homo of Mrs. r
G. Webber on Tuesday, June 4 The
affair promises to be most successful
one from social as we'll rs financial
standpoint.
Mrs. !. n. Fredericksou entertained
few of the most intimate friends of
Miss Loreen Leary yesterday afternoon
at a bridge tea at her home in the
Bransford. three tables enjoying the
game Of bridge with perhaps dozen
more later for the tea. The rooms
wore all bright and fragrant with lilacs
in purple and white and at the tea
which followed the game Mrs. j G.
Leary poured while a few Of the young
er girls assisted.
MI and Mrs. Ralph Everist Bristol
of Ogden have issued invitations for
reception 90 be gwen at their new
home, 24s0 Van Buren avenue. on Fri
day evening, June 7. The invitations
are from o clock on indefinitely, aud
many OF their Salt Lake friends arc
going up for the indefinite part. Mr..
and Mrs. Bristol, who have made their
home in Ogden for only few years
past, have a host OF warm friends here
and arc about as well known in the
one place as the oyher.
The Country club presented n very
CAV appearance again last evening,
about a hundred enjoying the table