The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
An elaborate luncheon was served and
n good time WAS enjoyed.

n good tlmc WAS enjoyed.
There was a surprise arranged at La
COON last Sunday in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. llalbom. the occasion he
ipp The birthday Of Mrs. Halbom.
Thirtv.fiye relatives aud members of
the family had gathered from various
parts of the state. A lunch was spread
and all enjoyed social time until late
in the evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John y Halbom of salt
Lake Mrs. Herrictla 1aylor, Mrs. Net.
tie Kerr, Mr.. aud Mrs. John r. Taylor.
Miss Henrietta Taylor, MaX TAYLOR.
; Wendell Taylor. AL of Provo; Mrs. Wi,
liam Watkins. Mrs. George r. Watkins
of Midway: Mr. and Mrs j. Morton
Sterling Morton. Miss Smith. Emery
Morton. Bernard Morton, Alton Morton
Of Kaysyille; Mrs. +, \. Probst. Mrs
Mary A. Schaer, Miss Hola and Wilma
Shaer, Rodney Schaer, Miss La Von
Vera and Mary Probst and Reuncr
Probst, all of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. J
n, Wilson, Roy Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
o.. II. Speers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Scarc
Of Salt Lake.
A delightful affair of the week was
! the luncheon and musicale given l,-
! Mrs. Mabel Park Thomas in c6mpli.
ment to Mrs. Charles Eyansou and her
daughters, Mabel and EVELYN, former
| residents Of Salt Lake but now of
Wyoming, who are ON their wav TO
| California, where the young ladies' viii
enter school. Sixteen ladies'. former
friends and neigbbors of the guests of
| honor, were seated at the long oval
table which had for central decoration
an oval mound Of crimson sweet meas
with smilax and ferns. and corsage
bouquet Of the same flowers for each
guest,
Mrs. Louis Weber entertained FRIDAY
afternoon with n five hundred party
| at her home 1904 Windsor avenue
The rooms were decorated with flower
and the score cards were postcard rho
tographs taken in Weber CANYON. Most
! OF the afternoon was spent mt the card
tables, but n feature of the affair wa.
a pool game between the four Youngest
women present. The den was changed
to billiard room for the occasion
and several endeavored for the first
time to properly handle cue. The
first card prize, handsome hand
painted plate, was won by Mrs. Wool
ley. The everybody's PRICE wa,
secured on a cut by Mrs. Dewsnip. Ir
the younger sot pool game. Mrs. II. T.
MACPHERSON and Miss Gladys Harvc,
defeated Mrs. p. G, Child and Mis-
Helen Bergstrom. The amusement!
were followed by q delightful lunch
nett, j. Hansen, W. J.. Price, ]. Berg
strom, r. Rainey, Z. Harvey. l.. Chris
tensen, j. S. harrington. +, Ii. Coulter
NJ. F. Johnston, A. G. Griffin. J. Dews
nip, John Balken. Frank Womack, Wal
ter Ence, Philo Child, Mack Bergstrom
Anna McDougall, II. 2. Macpherson
Jacob Hill, Thomas Holder, James
| Woolley, G. n. Child, Louis Weber ant
! Misses Helen Bergstrom and Gladly
Harvey
Mrs. J. Hansen Of 1715 Ninth Eas
street entertained score Of her friend
Mt card party last Tuesday for Mrs. J
II. Bachelor of Los Angeles. Five table,
of 500 were played and prizes given Il
| the winners. Later supper was served
to the guests,
The Misses Irene Pascoe and Estell;
Shepherd entertained Friday evening q
a barn dance. The barn was decorated
in American flags and pennants. Thos,
present were the Misses Maudo anC
Pearl Hudson, Viola Hall, Viola Ser
vice, Mary Holden. Helen Pascoe Doro
thy Darling, Kathleen Bennett, Elv'
Wilkinson, Lillian Donliin, Sarah Rus
Leland Mavers, Vincent Cosgrave. Dan
and Dave Forbes Paul Tawney, Doug
las Carpenter, Ray Donlein, Stanlel
Decker, Hubert Pascoe, Chester Bur
rows, Arthur Eldredge.
The Misses Gertrude and Pearl Seal
entertained Tuesday evening for Mis-
Lily Smithen OF Twin Falls.
The Misses Maud and Bess Twigg en-
tertained a number of their girl friend
| at bundle shower last evening fo
Miss Frances McGehon at their home oil
Truman avenue. The rooms were deco
rated with goldenglow and sweet peas
! Miss Allispaw gave several vocal selec