The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

Mrs. c. A. Stain entertained large
party Of friends Friday evening at her
home in honor Of Miss Sophie Pullman,
| who is to be married to Eddie Stain
late in the present month. The Guests
were entertained On the lawn surround
ing the country home Of Mrs. Stain,
and the whole place was decorated with
lanterns and colored lights. Mrs. Stain
was assisted by Mrs. Pullman, Mrs s.
Perry Scott.
The Pan-Hellenic society will meet
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. G. T..
| Van Wrinkle, at 405 Second avenue
| This is the first meeting of the present
season and it is expected that all soro
| rity women who are interested will
attend.
Mrs. John F. McEnany was the host
ess at two pleasant affairs during the
past week, bridge tea on Monday at
which six tables were enjoyed, and
more came in for tea, and kensington
on Thursday in honor of Miss Elsie
Franklin, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Franklin.
Miss Blanch Cardwell entertained at
q luncheon last Wednesday at her home
for Miss Nora Hanson, one of the Sep
tember brides, twelve of the young
friends of the bride being guests. Vel,
low was chosen for the decorations and
quantities Of goldenglow made the
luncheon table attractive.
A "welcome home party was ten
dered to Thomas w. Brown Saturday
Eighth East street. Mr.. Brown recently
arrived from Rotterdam, Holland. The
rooms were beautifully decorated for
the occasion. A pleasant evening was
spent by those present. Games were
played and prizes won by Mrs. Jacob
Hill and Mrs. Jeanette Fulmer. T. W.
Brown and Douglas Enger. The young
missionary married Miss Ines Anderson
from Richfield just previous to his de-
we're the good wishes expressed for their
future welfare. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs, James f. Trowbridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J.. Hirst, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Fulmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Niels Jacobson. Misses Cora Gerritson,
Clara Brown, Ethel Brown, Le9na
Brown, Messrs. Joseph Grotage, Mer-
vim Ziegler, Carl Johnson, Irving John
son, Douglas Enger and Jan Uffins,
One of the lake parties of the past
week was that given by Mrs. E, A.
Wolfe. assisted by Mrs. D. G. Locking
ton, for Miss Rozelai PEBBLES, who is
home from a ten months stay in Cali
fornia. A supper was enjoyed by the
twenty-four guests with dancing follow
ing.
Miss Joy Whitbeclz, who is to be one
of the brides of early September, has
been the complimented guest al a NUM-
ber of affairs since the announcement
of her engagement to Earl Wright One
pleasant event Of the past week was
tho ribbon shower given by Mrs, j.
", Hampton and Miss Susie Hampton
| last Wednesday. at which Miss La Rue
Hampton, Miss Melba Rollo, Miss Hazel
Fox. Miss Lillian Fox and Miss Edna
Bigelow and Miss Aleta Witbeck as
sisted.
The Misses Jennie Skolfield and
Olivia Brodbeck will entertain the yell
low ribbon section Of the Commercial
day evening at the home of Miss Brod-
beck, 900 Rice street. in honor OF Miss
La Vinna Parke, who will leave shortly
for Columbia university, New York.
Mizpah chapter No. will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening, Sep
tember 2, at Masonic temple. AL mem
brs of the order are. cordially invited.
Mrs. T. G. Nuttall. assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. P, Fl. Young, entertained
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Self, the occa--
sion being the seventieth birthday Of
the guest. The house was decorated in
the season 8 flowers, pink and white
asters in the parlor and goldenglow be-
ing used in the dining room. About
twenty-five intimate friends of Mrs.
Self enjoyed the affair,
The members Of the B. G. Sewing
club enjoyed an outing at Liberty park
Friday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in sewing, followed by delicious
lunch. Next week the club meets with
Miss Dorothy Dunbar;
The Happy Chatterbox club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. |
Dick Remiers at her residence on Grove |
avenue. Those present were Mrs. Cad
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