The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12

OF the prettiest pictures 10 be
pen yesterday was that at the
mchcon table at which Miss
|erce Lewis. one Of the most
Iiglnal young hostesscs. as well
the most beautiful of the young
[erfained a partN Of sixteen girls
of Miss Vera Edwards, a June
the table was long oval one,
F7fll pink and while. in flowers
p and favors. Suspended over 1t
rnormous bell Of pink and white
with great bow Of
Ie, sixteen streamors OF white
'Ueuded 10 the various places
faVors OF pink were attached
.nds. Beside each place WAS a
|oll dressed In evcry detail like
carryinS her bridal bouquet and
\ her dainty. filmy veil. Place
D white and gold were AT the
as well, and a great bowl OF
suegested the coming orange
4 while tall cand elabra holding
- white candles md shaded In
|e .colors lighted the table, The
besides the bride were Miss
King, Miss Marie Odell, Miss
1ousfon, Miss Margaret Dunn,
~ Campbell, Mrs Joel Nibley.
Us LambouI71c, Miss Hazel Os-
-]ss Mary Marshall. Miss Cary
Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Lhompson. Miss Vera sjodshl
Margaret Mcclure,
lames l.. Frenken was the
Festerday at a bridge tea AT her
Which about forty friends were
Ied very delightfully."-. The ar
ns was all in yellow. banks Of
-47es and yellow iris making a
<eftive decoration. In the din
a where g. beautiful tea table was
a great basket Of the flowers
- The center OF the table, which
RED with an exquisite lace cover
low satin. Score cards for the
1re interesting souvenirs of the
TIP 10 Egypt and the prizes
<oflful pictures OF scenes i'm and
-p Seven tables of bridge were
tna later several more came in
Tea. Mrs. T. G.. Webber Mrs.
. Armstrong, Mrs. Samuel G.
,1s9 Weber and Mrs. 6. B viii
= turns al pouring tea and cof-
f1elen Jennings entertained more
10y friends yesterday afternoon
|2si delightful bridge tea at the
nome on East South Temple
x honor or her sister. Mrs Cliff
jennings, who has recently re-
<soIn The coast, The house was
q with quantities Of flowers, red
g roses and ferns adding much
Rhrlors and library. where the
''les We're arranged, and yellow
re,ing the dining room. Here
<'sn =. Morris, Mrs, l.. c., Din
,s. w, w. Ritter and Mrs,
f1dredgo took turns at pouring
coi,ee' while assisting In sery-
INC Misses Ruth. Mary and
*gnn,ngs, Miss Claire Ritter, Miss
orease and Miss Hope Parker,
mrs. ID. Moore Lindsay enter
tohpany OF more than two hun
nus al a ten In the late hours
Yesterday. the affair
n ~ the Country club. II was
~ event, fashioned on the lines
esiish garden party. and the re-
tn were served from small tent
tho lawn. MANI rugs and
tls made the large SPACE be-
Xt trees comfortable for the
a numerous plants, both in uois
ana also banging from the
+eu TO the beauty OF the scene.
ra seated on the veranda of
'puse furnished music for the
Mlf-n was - L..
s' and included the men among
qs Of the host and hostess AS
+ne women.
nses Jasmine and Vivian Smith
merry party pf girls yes
'tsrnoon at their home, the az
IN honor of Miss Alice Simp-
'ai OF the guests enjoyed the
oyv' while othcrs scwed a
pri1e being given tho winner
= }'ie contest. Score cards for the
Sarus showing Dutch scenes,
CO. pictures were given for prizes
4 ol honor and TO the win
as Well as TO tho beat
tXr' Tne home was eay witt
tUnss. ana during the afternoon
numbers were given by
~ talented young girls In tho
u sl,phm IA. Alexander entertained
n 3<leraay very dclightful!y AT :
A' her home. sixteen friends
's game OF tho afternoon anC
more coming In To- the tea
.n rooms were bright with Juns
z X.RtyI'nsa, The dining room. witt
n IN pink and white. being
II -11ractive. Here following thu
esser Freed. Mrs. Ashby D
3 Sss Mts. Henry Calrow tool
o. o'ihs' while assisting tn,