The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21

Mason slts,'o Mrs. y. E, Van Housen. Mrs.
w. ": armstrong. and Mrs Lows 4, E>y-
ans whiie assisting here and at tho
pEInG,Gh EIn,1 hGn.l also were Mrs. Edward Is.
Mcmillan, Miss Bcth Chapman Miss Mi
nclte Raer and Miss Iorene Leary
~ ooantifuliy appointed affair OF yes
ierday was The bridge party given al tho
Hotel Ctah hy Mrs. L. y. g. Dusan i'm
honor OF her guest, Mrs. Helen puean
ilelmel OF Washing ton. H. c. Sia tables
were arranged on The meHzarinc floor tor
The PLAYERS and later the entire com
Pany enjoyed high tea at small tables
in Tic banquet room. where eorgoouY
decorations OF wolets were used The
guests 70 meet Mrs, Helmet were Mrs.
her daughters. Mrs Robert Fowler Of
Perth ANNOY, \. j.. Misc Savage and
Miss Daisy Savage, Mrs. r ". Watts
Me- Me- a a We 1,at,,ti l1s: Mrs a Fred Wey.
BtroHn, Miss Dole Mrs. Pau Lincoln of
Chihuahua, Mrs. William Nuttins, Mrs
q; e; " ~, hsa1vhhroolE. MISS Alice Lashbrook
ueman: Miss Edua Hall Of San Fran
cisco, Miss Tnsman. Nr- r. = Siovo.
Mrs. Glen Miller, Mre. George L. saw,
sse. Mrs. j. c. Dick and OIrs. L. c. Rob
inSoa.
Mrs. Samuel C. Park vas the hostess
Yesterday afternoon .at a small but DE-
gshtful bridge party at her home OH
b"no, bSonon ~ NAN Nm street. the affair being IN
and Miss Blanche Burke of Portland Or.
Five tables OF bridge were enjoyed and
tea followed. at which the hostess
Mrs, w. y, Foster The lea liable was
very attractive with IT'S decorations OF
pink and yellow, thc great clusters ot
yellow acacia being act over mirror
~ tne midst OF 4 bed OF pale pink tulle,
Miss Louise Malcolm a former class
mate Of Miss Thco Swan al Tassar. is a
guest during her sley In tine city at the
y street. Miss Malcolm is talented
young slrl with the Lulu Cilsser com
rsty and has already acted as under
study to Miss CHASER during tho season
pcriencc. Unfortunately, Misc swan
and win o9 Sot he al abe BEs''nt t. sss sssenInf Se1
classmaie, Several other Salt Lake girl.
were WIN Miss Malcolm at college.
The Commercial club social commit ee
has issued Invitations for the second
monthly club dinner 10 he given or
a special ladies' night affair and espe.
ciaiIy fine music Is to be provided dur.
llng II under the direction OF NJ ]
Brines y. A. swan, J.. p. Christensen
|
Mrs. James A. HoeIe entertained few
OF her friends Yesterday at r. delight,
gully Informal buffet luncheon. followec
bright With spring flowers. and th.
guests enjoyed four tables OF the game
during the afternoon honra.
Society today will suffer from csx.
of Suspended animation. Ash WecInesda a,
being observed mainly by the absence o
formal ilninGs. and the attendance Of a
ilelst one service. The usual club meet
iin-s set for Wednesday Will he helc
however.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Steiner who hay,
been hero for some time visiting Mr. aflt
Mrs George Steiner, left yesterday 10
their home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. David Keith has gone 20 10
Angeles aud the beaches nearby TO spcn.
part Of the winter.
Ms. II. G, I'M entertained . compsn
OF Twelve friends yesterday AZ n lunch
con At her nome, with three tables o
bridge following.
Miss GeoreeIds Moore will enteftai
al a Colonial tea tomorrow afternoon a
the home Of her uncle. ATr. Ncwhouae
on fasl Sonth f"nlpl" street.
Mr and Mrs. e. r, T.ockhart are dow
from the northern part OF III" state 70
stay OF fortnight, and arc NJ th
Hotel Utah.
. WesIey r. King leaves on Friday 70
u iTo weeks trir 10 Boige. where he vi
= lJc'ivrr An address before tho annus
. meeting of the Pan-fIcllepic society.
Y
e Mr., and Mrs. JaspoT A. McCaskell al
. expected home This week from month
stay on The coast.
/
h Mrs. w Il. Stanley will entertain TN
members Of the Utopia bridge club thl
= afternoon AZ her home on Ffth Sout
lstrect. tho usual J o'clock luncheon Pre-
lceding the game.
Mrs, IuIbsrt l.. Olsen entertained Ill
members or her bridge cluD Seyterda
latternoon al her home