The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04

trr,FULLY appointed dinner
,,s, evening was that at
.,.b Major and Mrs. Charles
IN 'rtord Of Fort Douglas enter,
! aimed a party Of friends at their
the post. The long ta-
.ost attractive with its decosa-
-,,k and green, the exquisite
.r,r.ss carnations and aspara-
-, forming the floral part The
NJ ueh,ed with pink shaded can
,hs whole was most effective.
were Captain and Mrs,
n Estes Captain and Mrs.
~ e EXON. Captain and Mrs. A.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. w 8. Gra-
..,sscant and Mrs. Bowen. Mrs
=. mother Of Mrs Crawford ana DF'
a. a stanley entertained . num-
! ni.nds yesterday afternoon NJ a
a, her home In honor OF her
w., csrratt 8. Wilkin. who leaves
~ tor her home in southern Utah
,,ble, we're arranged for bridge
,.,.. number more came in 10 en-
!. IA the hospitable home which
1. az with the seasons flowers 'u-
,,.,r ros,s making a most CT
IA. s,coratIon. Mrs. Fred L. Leon
vn Thomas MarIoneauN and MIS-.
t-,,4 Cullen assisted the hostess dur
4, 4. games and at the tea which FOL
!, Nrs. J. C. Lynch pou!sd' with
q u,y sappington, Miss Emma Gull
"a Miss elizabeth Perkins assist
r r. B,ntz entertained the menu
n. =, mo board OF directors and the
I--r Of the Ladies' Literary club
i,,,I,y al a luncheon at the CONNER
|, s5b following the closing business
"a, of the year. The decorations
I, D, oolors OF the club. green and
:. ,1 ;hcy we're carried out IN
=. and ferns. The guests included
4, l.. Charles Miller, Mrs Edward
- Nrs LAFAYETTE Hanchett, Mrs.
Oswald, Mrs. A, II. Parsons and
hso. S. Nclden.
uD enjoyable affair OF yesterday
|rcu was the tea given by Miss
r. and Miss Florence Hartley to
II taslr guests. Mrs. l.. T, Clottlctcr
yr Hazel Morse. The decorations
Ia q jonQuils and vlolets, the gold
y ,ssp!s making a beautiful combina
Mrs. William Spry, Mrs. William
i1dey, Mrs. Clinton Gates and Mrs.
" Lyme took turns at pouring, and
sg them we've Miss Margaret An
n Mss Helen Hanchett. Miss Ken
Enneie and Miss Helen Hartley.
h G A. Pursell entertained more
Elrly friends yesterday afternoon at
~ la for her sister, Miss Blanche
Pc, who IS to be one Of the spring
20 The rooms were bright with red
mite carnations. and red hearts
1sd In the Ices and confections
~ uAss were arranged for the play
h5 many more came In TO enjoy
ven Mrs. w. c. Snuires and Mrs,
smith poured tea and coffee and
Non Wiscomb. Miss Margare,
sT and Miss Burdette Clawson as
np 70 he given tonight by the Of
400 ladies' Of Fort Douglas is the
aa new series which are TO be q
noe on the informal order, and
80 invitations will all be verbal
sh ADMIT Of all OF the post people
leW guests In more persona
~ VIII he welcome arrangement
"; army people, as we'll as for theil
aM ars. ]. T. White had a dozer
a tnc young friends Of Miss Hell.
Isn ID alter the play last even,
meet that charming young gir
@"v an Informal hour or so anr
ass Collier Is being eStenslvel,
rrsa r,r, oy her local friends. during
'<''' s'ay In the city.
.,nsEe of Miss Irene Condie
,,s VI ar and Mrs. P, S. Condie
Sa :. Spry will take place thl'
3, o'clock at the home Of the
IN A'ents on West Fifth Soutl
,,.srnet Williamson will entertair
s.Inoon for Miss Edytl,e Evans