The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-07

RS THOMAS wEfR was the
hostess yesterday at a peauV-
su,Iy-appointed luncheon at the
xJotcI Utah, TO which some siXty
If her friends were invited. MIS-.
-.,are,, of San Francisco being the
~ honor. The tables were lad IN
-. NJ q "JI" in the banquet room
,rsx we're exqulsitely decorated with
and American Beauty roses the
!, oreat vases the length OF the
md the latter as favors at the
place cards done In the lilac
were also at the places Mrs
4 ,eaves on Monday next for Denver,
a, amend a fortnight with her sister
-e Mr.. Weir joins her. Then they
7. nm to New York, whence they sail
40 for a stay in Scotland and later
frip around the world.
O V. Relf entertained very de-
.<n,,, Yesterday afternoon at musi-
80 at the Hotel Utah. In compli-
a 10 Mrs. Francis 3. Short. who
u. soon for Spokane to join her hus-
4 and also to Mrs. Will A Belts. the
. ~ the new pastor OF the First Meth
II, church. The musical programme
arranged by Mrs. Freeman Morning
md Mrs. w. A. Wetzell. and con-
"A OF vocal solos by Mrs. Frank
-lers. Miss Nan Butterfield, Miss
ma Korns. Mrs. A. N Hansen. MISS
. 1'SsIlI, Mrs. c. c. Daily and Miss
H, schrack: selections were given by
'1adies' quartette Of the church. un-
MS. Wetzell's direction, and Miss
-n Jacobs rendered piano solos. Tea
served by Mrs. Relf from table
INV decora ted with yellow and white
||cs. Deep red carnations were used
he other rooms.
.rds have been received by Salt Lake
Ives and friends announcing the mar
e OF Miss Nellie Frances Swan,
|<hter of Daniel N Swan OF Fort
n. Va. but formerly OF Salt Lake. to
4 Montcomery Green. lieutenant, G. A.
u The United States army. The mar
look DIICe l2SI w tuIlesiaye HPI
A the home OF the brides father, and
<oi,nr people viii ne at-home after
e ] AZ Fort Greble. Z. T., where Lieu
md Green Is stationed, The bride is
nnddaugbter o! Mir. and Mrs. Charles
1broook Of this city and g niece of
. Al. L. Castleman She is a sister
||eptenant Daniel N Swan, C. A, c..
|oned at Fort Washington.
66 first real tryout for the summer
.dule az the Country club will occur
III Accordingly. the midweek lunch
PROMISES much IN the way OF enter
Ing- and the club Will doubtless be a
\ place, Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett will
rain about score of friends to meet
IS Lucille Giruer. who Is here from
York. Miss Margaret Walker will
+ enrertain a dozen friends at a lunch
and a number OF dinners are planned
Ne evening following several games
IenDis which are scheduled for the
Interesting society affair OF today
pc the silver tea" TO be given at
1oms OF Mrs. Frederick steigmeyer.
East South Temple street. by the
ny committee Of the Free Kind ergar-
md Seighborhood House. The tea
're The purpose Of purchasing more
nile fiction for the west side library.
2ftair is not limited 10 members of
association. but will be open to all
'1s interested In the work.
8 regular monthly meeting Of the
|1S Aid society OF the First Presby-
~ cnurch was held yesterday with
usual luncheon following the bust
Parl The only business of impor-
transacted was the election Of Mrs.
ereeson for president Of the So
Mrs. Grseson served the society
[ear IN tue same capacity and her
Sas practically unanimous.
< Ida B. Cole, field secretary OF the
Huqna Literary and Scientific cir
y Chautauqua. n. Y, will deliver
LIRE IN the Bishops building assem-
au fourth floor) Thursday evening
2clock The lecture, which is un-
ne auspices of the Relief society
L. NJ |. A.. is free and all In
<eQ are urged to attend. Mrs. Cole
'f9 make an address under the au-
OF the City Association Of Clubs
oW afternoon at $40 IN the com
~ club parlors.
nei and Mrs. Perkins Of Fort Doug
~ tncir son Fred are planning to
n q party OF young people this
nS musical and supper for Miss
Mliier, who leaves the last OF the
fpr New York and later for sara
L. B. Mccormick was the hostess