The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03

HE Amelia palace was the scene
al res,erday Of most beautifully
appolntcd luncheon at which Mrs.
rdwjn F. Holmes entertained SIX
q ,sen OF her friends, formerly of
]. s,v The company was seated at
z . and unique table designed by the
10 hsrself and used yesterday for the
Atm. The table is a round one
. .<top OF ira nsparent glass, with a
! of Flemish oak. the main decora-
King concealed below the glass and
.,,Iv lighted. Besides these rich
!, ssoorstions below. q basket of pink
-.,ney roses illied the central part and
a. saris done In blue and gold crest
4. al the places The guests were:
. IN J. Snyder. Miss Rilla Snyder,
. rank Harding, Mrs. William Broth
rrs George Hancock, Mrs. James
.as Mrs. Charles Shields. Mrs. Fred
4. Mrs. Frank Bird. Mrs. William
Lac. Mrs. l., +. Hubbard, Mrs. Isa-
4 Fox. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Jay T.
Ia The other rooms were all gay
N flowers. tall yellow chrysanthemums
n. drawing room and pink carnations
'.hs music room. The Troubadours,
.tA IN the Turkish room. furnished
Ia through the afternoon.
h and Mrs. Charles Cain Crlsmon en-
lined lest evening at "A delightful
~ for Miss Anna r. Adams and
'lieran, William 6. Stoil. the COM
n Numbering sixteen friends The
[atlons we're OF the national colors,
and white roses and violets forming
aoraI part and tiny llags adding to
sTect. Besides Miss ADAMS and Mr..
M The guests were former Governor
bur l.. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. w, D.
IA. Miss Helen Woodruff, Miss Emma
.zey. Frank Cook. Samuel Mcintyre,
1 Edward Callahan. Mr., and Mrs. c,
'ou!gley, Nj. and Mrs Frank Fisher.
aud Mrs :. j. Mayer and Mrs. I.
mother pleasant affair arranged for
\. Waller l. Mas was the bridge tea
b, Yesterday afternoon by Mrs, =. II.
|isn al her home Seven tables were
81 with The players and later more
,sjs came in To enjoy tea. The rooms
b say vita the bright colors OF the
1ran tine gorgeous leaves and tall,
.6w chrysanihcmums being combined,
+ F5bis Warr,m. Mrs. w. +. Jensen,
b I. G. Griffin and Mrs. Charles A.
'i2ley took turns al the tea table, and
H Qniglcy. Mrs. G. Il. Travers and the
'2ss Margaret and Gladys Savage as
ne marriage Of Miss Bifa Thomas. the
'ghier OF Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd =.
Eras and Clifford Jennings took place
>|pEiay al ; O'Clock al St Marks ca
#anl The bride was attended by her
1'l.-, Nus Lillian Thomas, and kennett
ip'aas Sss the best man Later sup
y vas seryed at the home OF the
!'1ss,gun's mother. Mrs. w. f. Cul-
n NJ and Mrs. Jennings will be at
~ after November ] at the Shubrick
|fnents.
", ?. s. Keogh was the hostess yes
n1! morning at a delightful affair. a
2fiast In compliment 10 Miss Anna
. Andhs; one al the popular October
''prhont In the lovely autumn leaves
nowers and the breakfast table was
efucularly attractive sight with It's
sdlions OF pink Killarney roses. The
~ Herc the members OF the bridal
~ and the brides relatives,
,p. Addison Roy Ware OF Douglas S
caue entertained informally at lunch
yssIsrdsy. Mrs. Fred Hale. Mrs.
q 6 D. Clark. Mrs. Wade W. Warner,
',pa connor. Mrs. f. Gardner, Mrs, +.
sertfelet and Miss Ethel Ware were
guests
'pt current events and current litera-
secuon OF the Ladies' Literary club
meet this afternoon at the club
wnen Mrs. William NJ. Drew will
~ John Barleycorn." Mrs, w. j.
I've VIII read some of the current
"g And Mrs Ia. Il. Pratt will discuss
~ W: W Miss Lucille Holman VIII
''sa the music.
~ n weddings in the east today are oi
''aaralar arr interest 10 Salt I.akers, that
2es FRANKIE Connick and Walter
3" sr. Which takes place In Mamaro-
n ~ T., and that of Miss Marguerite
'san and Lieutenant Hugo Schultz
- ID 10 take place in PIttsburS, Pa
aud Mrs. John F.. CritchIow enter
NJ dinner Wednesday evening a.
Eo,el Utah With a theater party a
.5Hsan 5 aler IN honor Of Captain Franz
es' VINO left yesterday 10 continu,
"'peruon trip on his way east.
y. y. Armstrong and Mrs. r s
eid their daughters. Miss Doroth,
'ong and Katherine Joyce. motorec
.ter 10 be included in Sunday
4 ~ news must be In this Office