The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

beautiful corsage pin OF sapphIres and
pearls
A delightfully."- Informal affair Of yes
terday afternoon was the tea given by
MISS Enid Newman at the Newman home
on Firth avenue to meet Miss Marjorie
ia mbeaH, the talented Young actress
who. has made many local friends since
coming to Salt Lake. The young hostess
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. T. r.
Newman. and by Mrs. Orson Howard.
Mrs. >. +, Fcnton and Mrs Sullivan. the
two latter pouring tea and coffee, while
Miss Jean Hutchinson and Miss Marie
Newman assisted in serving. The home
was was bright .Ish with flowers, particularly
oahiias. Among the guests were Miss
Rambeau's mother, who. with her daugh-
ter VIII spend The winter here, having
taken cottage at 963 East Fifth South
street, where they Will shortly be al
home.
The music section OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club will hold the first meeting Of
the year this morning al the club house
lat 1880. The meeting will be In charge
OF Mrs. j, G. IIanchett The main pa
per Of the morning Will be given by Mrs
Stephen A. Bailey, reviewing the works
Of her brother Horatio Parker. In con-
nectton with this Mrs. G. G. Snyder win
sing some Of the composers miscel-
aneous songs and the new Lutte Song"
by him, Mrs. Jack TAYLOR viii discuss
Indian music and Mrs. Charles Read will
give, a paper on American music and
musicians; IN tho general discussion
there WIZ be Items nv Mrs Ferguson
Mrs. Wetsell. Mrs Lewis. about 6n6leW
Buck, suggestions as 10 composers. Shen.
herd, Farwill. Sherwood. MacDowen
Nerin, Bartlett.
Miss Katherine Jennings entertained
delightfully."- yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. LEROY C: Din
wnodey. IN honor of Miss Eva Younger
whose marriage to Frank Whitnev takes
place the latter part of the month Six
tables Of bridge were rlayed and later
moro friends, came ain 10 enjoy tea The
hostess was assisted b2 Mrs. Frank ".
Jennings as we'll es Mrs. Dinweodey. and
at the tea following the game Mrs II
c. Whitney and Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey
poured tea and coffee, Miss Helen Claw
son and Miss Alton EIdredca assistIn7
The rooms werc All bright with flowers.
pink asters and yellow marieolds heinz
used In the various rooms.
The marriage 90 Miss Barbara rTnv,.lI
and Preston G. Richards viii take nIaco
tomorrow In The Salt Lake tomnIe and
,mmed,ately after the Young people will
leave for the east ia make their bone
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howell Tr and
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis T. Cannon win pi,.a
an Informal reception this ovonlnr i'm
their honor at the home of the FTowells
ON G street
Or. n. p S'elts and mis- sister. Miss
Fel's, who is here from, tho cast ;,;sitino
him. Miss Eliza Dey and John Arthur
EveL,X Ernh 'etd yeFterday morning for
for another few dayS at the delightful
resort
Miss Margaret Moore has returned 10
NrstmnstNr college after a vsar'x leave |
of absence spent in the study of Ian
guages In France and Carmanv Miss
Lou r. Paden. ~ the sam. faculty. sne1t
the summer with relatives in PsnnsvI-
vania. and Miss Ednah Linn spant tho
vacation in study at the Boston conser
Vatory.
Thcre will he the usual midwcek table
q hot" luncheon TODAY AT tho Country
full month longer than usual 4 n,,,,,
her 81 parties. larGo aud small hav.
been made nn '", cni'y the midday meal
Joseph GeocheEau lot yee.crda, for
the wcSt, accomrs nNing his two Young
lady dauFhters. who viii "n,cr Menlo
Park seminary, snd also his two sons.
who are 10 attend, Santa Clara college
this year.
Miss Helen Monroe has returned frnn
4 summer spent in Yellowstone park, and |
is again at home with ber uncle ,nd
aunt Mr.. and Mrs, Charles IL Me-
Mahon.
Mrs. Frank s. Bowen Of Fort Douglas
will entertain the auction bridge Club
this afternoon at her home
Rowland hall will open it's regular
school year today with an elaborate
musical programme in which many OF
the former pupils Will take part,
Mrs, Hal Russell (Miss Ada Dwyer)
will he here from San Francisco within
week and Will spend n week or ten
DAYS with the Dwycr family.
Mrs Louis S. Gates and her little