The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-26

rs. WILLIAM RUTTAN enter
FAMED about thirty-hve friends
ycsterday afternoon most de-
\ lightfMly al a tea al her home
IN compliment 10 ner guest. Miss
Eof Toronto. VINO i3 here. Tho
we're all shaded and cool and were
Ieiiciously fragrant With quantities
&f peas IN the various shades. AZ
WAS Mrs. Charles Wilkes. while
Jeorge 7. Wallace and Mrs. j. T..
~ poured tea and coffee and Miss
S1e McGrath and the Misses
and Marguerite Hutchinson as
IF Z. McGurrin entertained a
~ of thirty friends yesterday az
Mt q O'Clock tea at the Hotel
compliment 10 Mrs. NJ. H. kerv!u
IL j. B. Cosgrlft. both former Salt
PHends who have recently returned
city for part OF the summer.
he oval table was laid in the main
room and wes Say With decora-
il lavender and pink sweet peas In
The guests were all seated at
n table and place cards OF Dutch
I-esden designs were at each place.
Emma Zane entertained yester-
Nth a most enjoyable luncheon at
me in honor OF Miss Irma Lake
here from the east spending her
H. vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Wei
\ =. Lake The luncheon table.
nded by the bevy OF lovely young
,Has decked with nasturtlums and
SturtIum shades were seen through
e house. The other girls In the
were Miss Perry, who is also a
at the Lake home, Miss Rose
Miss Katherine Richards. Miss
Mics Ruth Cooper. Mas Dorothy
and Miss Marian Thompson.
a T. Van Wrinkle has issued in
ng to local college women for
(be given at her home next Thurs
tarnoon 10 meet DR.. Laura Drake
no Will be here on Sunday, return
ID Yellowstone National park, to be
st of Mrs Van Wrinkle for a week
DR.. Gill is a graduate OF Smith
! and was formerly dean OF Barnard
( She was for term Of four
active In the work Of the affiliated
srounds surrounding the new
nE home of the Young Women's
la association formed a most ar
bIcfurs last evening when the mem
4 the new tennis club entertained
rripnde 10 the number OF 400 or 500
lawn fete given for the benefit OF
,nylIB courts, which are being re-
IA. Strings Of colored lights and
lee lanterns lighted the whole place
and divans made the
Il most attractive. Several gypsy
where futures were revealed, were
! about the lawn and added TO tho
dveness OF the place. The Trouba-
Numbering a band OF score or
furnishcd music throughout the
< and the beautiful candy float.
had the day before adorned the
b parade. was transformed Into q
{or selling candy, over which Miss
a Tuttle and Miss Marian Tuttle
8. At small tables set throughout
ounds Ices and cakes were served
b several hours OF the early even
Edward F. Chamberlain, formerly
Marjorie Mulrey. entertained nearly
griends yesterday nj morning
party at her home in the Ivan
)6rtmonts. with a luncheon follow
he whole being in compliment to
larry Smith, a recent bride. Twelve
we're used 10 scat the guests for
me and later luncheon was served
Yet style, the hostess being as
by Mrs, Bernice c., Richardson.
Hargarat Collins. Miss Phyllis Luz
~ r4H ha lTJ-caC Mar
4 Putnam. The rooms were adorned
cofal-colorcd sweet peas and the
reen OF ferns added much to the
Prizes at bridge were won by
A. Fred Wey, Mrs. Annie Fred
|on. Mrs. Harmed Pratt. Mrs.
u. Nibley, Mrs, Richardson. Miss
Elfrnan Miss Lena Moore. Miss