The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01

ana the woman Dieutenan W. 3. Wal
lace was The virginian' and Mrs wal
lace The Lady OF the Decorat ton; Cap
tain Charles W. Exton was "The Pirate, -
Lieutenant Pardee was The Chocolate
Sa1e and 4e SoG Hsrs WAS 70
Early was The Man on the Box" and
Lieutenant ]. A. Early Under Two
Mrs Ellen Elliott and Mrs. F. D. Bick
ford were the hostesses Yesterday after
noon at the first OF two bridge teas at
their home In the Miller apartments.
later number Of friends came In to en-
Joy tea. when Mrs. Bannister and Mrs
George q. Forester assisted the hos
| tesses by pouring tea and coffee while
the Misses Margaret Andrews. Katherine
| Richards, Gladys McConaughy and Dditho
Jane McConaughy assisted, and Florell
the door, The rooms were ali in pink
sweet peas, the tea table with its bed
| OF the sweet peas and It's gay bows of
pink tulle beins. especially attractive.
The following from the Army and Navy
| Journal will be Of interest to many local
friends: Lieutenant Beebe having mar
ried Miss Sarah Reid Park. one OF the
| most popular Of Salt Lake girls.
Among the latest army announce
| ments is the appointment OF First Lieu
tenant r. e, Beebe, Fourteenth infantry,
az an umpire in the maneuvers OF the
which are to take place In Connecticut
| and New York at an early date. Lieu
tenant Beebe is instructor Al the Army
Service schools. Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
and his many friends will he glad TO learn
OF this additional recognition OF his
ability"
Mrs. B. F. Ritter, Jr., arrived from
Portland, Or, Yesterday morning and
surprised her father. Or. r. D. Wood =
ruff, at the Woodruff home. She will
| Ia. x~,,t, 60. ~l
Join the Woodruff family there In their
! beautiful summer cottage "Roughwood !"
and will spend the rest Of the summer
with them. Mrs. Ritter was Miss Lesley
Mrs. C.. 4. Van Winkle will be the hos
tess this afternoon at a tea 10 meet Dr..
Laura Drake Gill. the affair being espe-
cally for the college women OF the city
who arc particularly interested in the
work that Dr. Gill Is doing.
A letter from Mrs. A. o. Seaman. writ :
| ten in Nagaeaki. says that Captain and
Mrs. Seaman and their small son viii be
back at Fort Douglas once more by the
middle Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Halo returned
carly In The week .rom a short stay at the
Hermitage in Ogden canyon
Mrs Pond. wife of Captain George Pond
nav Island visiting he" parents is cN-
pecied home SATURDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sproat will short :
Iy be in salt Lake on a visit, making the
triD from New York by motor. Mrs.
Sproat was Mrs. Etde Dean knappen OF
this city.
Mrs John u. Spencer Miss Helen Spen-
cer and Mrs Morrill, y. farr are spend
ing few days at the Hermitage In Og-
den canyon,
Mr. and Mrs senier Walker have re.
turned from Ogden ard are with Or. and
Mira. F. s Bascom for the present
Miss Helen $. BanGeld has gone to Pro-
No caayon 10" sta. o. = few weeks
Miss Edith VI Anderson. who has heen h,een
visiting her uncle and aunt. My. and M!s
T. NJ. Randall. ct the Millel Cots leaves
;onorro" for hey home IN Minneapolis
NJ and Mrs. Thomas Aston announce
itnc engagement Of thcir daughter. Annie
to Murray VI. Eywalcr lie marriage I.
take place in ocl>ber.
Ms. :. ~ Eirslord will leave on sat
urday FOR trr through Yeliows'on'
park
Douglas win entertain Fri1"y evening a
q dinner
! Nrs. Frank anderson viii 20 60 Brigh
. ton Tie last ~ the week 80 spend SOM
, tlmc with Mrs.. II c. Gemmcll. who !
! In The Anderson cottage there.
Tho Miasos Ncilc and Carrie CaIvil
4 vii leave tdls morring fpr their home II
Spu Francisco. after stay Of fort
L night here with Nh. and Mrs. f. c. Man
son.
\ number of small parties enioyed IN
regular Wednesday luncheon at the Coun