The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

eroned by Miss Clara l. Colburne, en-
loyed the matinee at the 0rpheum yes
tsrdsy afternoon with tea at the
Utah later. The juniors of Rowland
Hall were the hostesses for the affair,
and the twelve young girls of the
senior class were the houored guests.
The affair was the close of series OF
delightful entertainments given in the
past fortnight for the young women of
the graduating class, who will begin the
annual commencement exercises today
with the baccalaureate sermon by
Bishop Thomas.
Walking parties are becoming ex-
temely popular as means Of rccrea.
tion among local society people, and
pedestriauism has been given quite a
boost in the past few weeks. Every
day parties Of friends may be seen
away or making excursions afoot to
some attractive place in the valley.
For those who enjoy the good things Of
the table (and walkers certainly do)
there are some few places where cook
ing IS an art, and thither the pedes-
trians wend their way. having first
telephoned for substantial feast to
be ready at gwen hour. Salt Lake
has number of good walkers, even
among the fair sex, and that number Is
increasing weekly. Several parties did
wonderful feats last wear in sealing the
mountains, the tramp across the hills
from Park City to Brighton being espe
cially popular.
Mrs. Raymond j.. Brandon, known to
the stage as Miss Jeanne Russell, is a
talented Salt Lake girl who has re"
turned from successful tour of the
northwest with her theatrical company.
and will spend some time with her
mother. Mrs, NJ. A. Afford, at her home
on Center street. Her husband. Mr.
Noble. of the company, will be here
later In the season.
1t would appear that Cupid had been
loafing ever so little on his Job during
the long weeks since the holiday sea-
son till the glorious days Of June.
While there Will be the usual rush Of
people TO be welded. still IN Salt
Lake 8 society of the smartcst kind
there are notably few Of the events
for which the month of June is famed.
There IS little prospec, of display in
the way Of gorgeous June weddings.
As compared with last year, when some
military and numerous MAGNIFICENT
church weddings were the order, there
will he few displays. The wedding of
Miss Loreen Leary and Gibson Berry.
which it was hoped would be a big
church affair, will be a quiet home
wedding instead. on "Wednesday. June
10. with only relatives and the bride g
closest girl friends attending. Late in
the month, June 2S, the wedding of
Miss Vera Edwards and Morton Chees.
man will take place, and it will be an
elaborate church wedding in st, Paul 's
Mrs. George =. N, Daley Of Fort
Douglas was the hostess yesterday at
beautifully appointed luncheon at
her home for three Of the visitors at
the post, Mrs. j. Scott Harris and Miss
Gertrude Johuson of Helena. who are
guests of Lieutenant and Mrs, B. p.
Johnson, and Miss Cartwright of San
Francisco, who is visiting her sister.
Mrs. W 3. Graham. Others in the
party were Mrs. James A. Irons, Mrs.
Frank Webster, Mrs. James NJ. Petty
and Mrs. John NJ. Craig. The dccora-
tons were of pink and white and green,
honeysuckle and bridal wreath making
a most artistic table.