The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-02

2. e,lo. tea y, which The hostess was
a59ed by hi 'istTr Wfod Mds, TdTf TGrd JHn len
roomg were bright With rich autumn col
ors. yellow predominating in the dining
room and yellow Sachct bags being used
for the "a vors. 4 great basket Of autumn
fruits in the yellow tones was used for
the centcrpiece OF the tea Ia bic and
yellow satin cover under the lace added
to the rich color effect
Russell A. Chaplin is here for his first
visit TO Salt Lake oil a short business
days Mr.. Chaplin is known TO 81 mum
Der OF Salt Iakers. however, as no is
the husband of one OF Salt Lakes IA
yoritc daughtcrs, vino WAS Miss Margaret
Park. the only daughter of BOYD Park
and sister OF Mayor Samuel c. Park.
Mrs. Chaplu was unable to accompany
Mr., Chapin at this time. as her father.
Mr.. Park, is spending tho winter with
her on the coast.
Mrs. William p. Kiscr and her small
son. Philip will leave today for the east
They Will so direct TO Breedvlllc, Mich.
10 visit relatives. Mrs, H. ]. Chambers
lis there and Will accompany them to
Chicago. Here Mrs. w. D, Donoher will
Join them and together they will go on
| to New York TO spend few weeks,
Mrs, Chambers renla ming to visit her
son, Lyster, who Is there for the early
winter. On her return trip, Mrs. K'ser
will visit In Davenport, Ia, and probably
| In Iieoltuk
! Queen Lucille I and her court, con-
slstlng nf all tho maids from the vari-
}ous counties, the chaperon and other
attendants. were guests OF lhe Colonial
manasement last evening ,, to .I,Ia witness
occupied all the lower boxes and II few
| seats above. and they added much to
the brilliant appearance Of the play
house. which was filled with repre-
sentative society audience
Mrs. William II. Child entertained tho
members of her bridge club yesterday al
a delightful luncheon at her country
homo, following the midday meal witt
three tables OF bridge. The card tables
were arranged out on the broad verands
aud the whole place was gay with quan'
titles OF lovely autumn flowers from TIT
gardens surrounding the house
The ladies' OF ST. Johns guild Will hole
n series of silver teas through the winte
day in each month in the guild room. in
stead OF In their homes as has been tn
l custom. The first OF the teas VIII b
\ given tomorrow afternoon MIS-. wake
and Mrs. lIampson VIII be the nostesse
/ on that occasion.
Miss Josephine Campbell arrived yes
tcrday from san Diego and is the CUES
Al the Hotel Utah Miss Campbell VIII re
4 main here for the rest OF the week wit
A Mrs Cloman, when they VIII leave 10
4 the west together TO join Major Clio
man.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard W, Feed arc a
the Hotel Utah for short stay: out WI
leave soon for southern California I
Il spend tho winter there. They viii sta
A al santa Barbara for a time and late
Il will 90 10 Long Beach 10 be at u,
II Hotel Virginia
II The Misses May and Frances O'Nel
II VIII entertain at bridge tonight for Mr.
III Charles Lyons and Miss Dorothy Janne'
a daughters OF r, j. Janney, who are hei
II from Los Angeles on visit and are {
"A the Hotel Utah.
Mrs, John Reed left yesterday for h'
: home IN Denver, after pleasant WIS
= with friends here for fortnight or $
4 Mr., and Mrs Reed have taken aparl
A ments al the Altamaha, on 1oiih& III