The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-21

| home on Seventh East and South Temple
streets which was attended by a large
number of friends. The beautiful grounds
were lighted with many incandescent
lights strung through the trees and here
amidst the blossoming roses and shrubs
the guests spent a few delightful hours.
The hostess received her company in the
drawing room, which was all decked with
the garden roses, and an orchestra seated
on the veranda furnished music through
the evening. buffet supper was served
young friends assisting I'm entertaining the
company. Receiving with Mrs. Bonne-
mort were Mrs: William Sry. Mrs. Joseph
Young, Mrs. II. c. Hoffman, Mrs. Well
ington Z. Lake. Mrs. Charles Peet and
Mrs. Olive Havens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger enter
Ia .ned q party Of about a score Of their
friends Thursday evening at Lagoon,
taking the company out on the early train
for a delicious dinner WHICH was followed
by the usual pleasures or boating and
dancing at that attractive spot
Mrs. Arthur G. Hertzler and her baby
are here from Philadelphia to spend the
summer with the Mcintyre family. Miss
Margaret Mcintyre, who has been visiting
with Captain and Mrs. Robert II. Allen
since the close OF her school, accompa MED
her sister home for the summer vacation
A party Of Fort Douglas people will
leave this morning by motor for fishing
trip 10 Provo canyon, Colonel and Mrs.
Frederick Perkins and Fred Perkins;
Major and Mrs. William S. Graves and
Captain and Mrs, John Dewitt making the
party.
The marriage OF Miss Jane Gray.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Nathaniel Page
GRAY, and John Robert Ferguson Will take
place this morning at the Gray home on
Ninth East street,
p.1.- NouJo nj ydaip rs of
half dozen friends at q. dinner at Salt
air last evening. the affair being In honor
of Miss Elizabeth Trask OF Denver, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs; Panier AieNa nner'
Mr.. and Mrs, A. 4. Moon entertained
at delightful dinner Thursday evening
for Miss Trixie Friganza who is friend
Of their son, Arthur Morse MOON
Mrs. Ernest Gaylord and children left
Thursday to spend the summer IN Cali
fornia. They will spend few days IN
Los Angeles before going TO Aeroplane
Cottage. La JoIla, which they have taken
till the end OF August
Miss Elizabeth Trask Of Denver, who
is Visiting Mr and Mrs, Daniel Alexander
on her way to Boise to visit her brother.
will be the guest OF Mrs. c. F.. Overfield
over today and sunday
Mrs. Miller Guy OF South Bend. Ind,
sister OF Mrs. Charles II. Doolittle, will
be here today to spend a. n nonta mn, or p SO
with Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle at their nome
on South Temple street.
Mrs. w. A. Ruttan leaves today for
Aylnner Ont. Canada, to spend the next
two months or moro with her mother
there.
Mrs. Critzer and Miss Dorothy Critzer
formerly OF this city. but now Of Berkley.
Cal. are here visiting the j. j. DevereauH
family.
Mrs. f. e. Thompson OF pes Moinss,
Iowa. is here visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
w warner, at the sovsy apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w Anderson
now living in Bingham are receiving the
congratulations OF their TRENDS over the
arrival OF a small daughter last Thurs
day,
Miss Dean Alder win entertain her girl
friends this 5ome ON r First aVenSe
Miss Hazel Stevens and Miss Eleanor
Prout will entertain today at the Com
merciL club with a luncheon Tor MISS
Margaret Watson
Mrs. A. r. Brazier and little son Of
Helena, and Mrs Charies a. - asuTnsy @ I ana
iting their parents Mr. and Mrs, j. w
BurnhanI.
M,ss Rosalie Pollock spent yesterday
in the CITY on her way TO Reno to be one
of the faculty for the summer school OF
the University OF Nevada.
Miss Ethel McWilliams has arrived
from North Platte, Neb., to visit Mr.. and
Mrs A Fred Wey Miss McWillians Is |
Niece Of Mrs. Wey.
John K Ferguson arrived last evening
from San Fra ncIsco. He is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs P. r, Ferguson. formerly or
,his city but now OF Riverside.
The ladies' Auxiliary to the q. g. I,
Will entertain at cards this afternoon.
The usual Saturday night dinner with
a dance following will bc the rule tonight