The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-20

Miss Alton Young. The decors tons
were OF white and gold. the tall white
cosmos and yellow marigolds forming the
floral part.
The P, L. Q. sisterhood will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. ]. F. Marshall and
Mrs, Gould b. BlakeIy at No. "A Brans-
ford apartments. Mrs. Byron Cummings
southern Utah Besides this there viii be
a review OF current events and some
music
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID Keith and son:
on the Inpera tor David Keith. Jr,, WIN
re,enteT school In MARYLAND next ,.,I, week.
turn TO Salt Lake, arriving here about
the first OF the month,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox and Mr.
and Mrs Paul F. Keyser will leave this
morning by motor for the Fox ranch near
Soda Springs, Wyo. where they VIII
spend a week enjoying the hunting and
fishing around there.
Mrs. W. W. Armstrong entertained
few friends very pleasantly yesterday
afternoon at Kenslngtonr tea for her
house guest Mrs. Charles Hess OF North
Yakima, Wash, formerly OF Park City
who is on her way east for a visit
Mrs Robert C. Gemmer. the winner
tournament at the Country club, lett I'm
mediately after the game for a weeks
visit with relatives In Oakland.
Mrs Edgar Behring and her mother
Mrs. Billings will entertain company
OF between thirty and forty friends today
at a luncheon at their country place as
a sort OF housewarming for the new
home
Among the theater parties at the Utah
theater last evening was one given by
Mrs ]. D. Wood and Miss Casa ndra
u. H Farnsworth entertained a dozen
guests.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis A, Jeffs are home
accompanied Miss Mary Wall and Mrs
j. w. Houston on their way to the
Orient.
Miss Harriet Partridge, will entertain
this afternoon at tea in honor Of her
guest Miss Eliza beth Root, al the home
OF her sister. Mrs. Morris Forbes. on
Twelfth East street.
Miss Elizabeth Cartwright who has
been with her sister. Mrs. w. B. Graham
at Fort Douglas, leaves In October for
visit with relatives IN Oakland and
San Francisco.
Mrs George D. Alder had half dozen
OF her old friends out to her country
home, Alderwood, yesterday afternoon for
Kensington. taking them out by motor
early in the day.
Miss Lila Campbell, q former class
mate of Miss Marian Hooper at The
Castle IN New York, Is In town visiting
been the guest OF Miss Hooper for few
days.
Mrs. E. c. Fairweather Will entertain
at a bridge tea this afternoon TO meet
her house guest. Mrs. Hicks of Seattle.
who is spending some time here with DIR.
and Mrs Fairweather.
Miss Louise Spencer will be the gues,
to be given al the Lambert home by
Miss Fay Lambert and Mrs. Fl. w.
Wiley.
Mr. and Mrs De Witt Knox (Evelyne
Power Of Denyer) returned yesterday
from spending their honeymoon In the
northwest, and will shortly be at home
in the Prescott apartments
Mrs Morrill, n. Farr and her sister,
Miss Rehan Spencer, will entertain at
bridge tea a week from today for their
cousin. Miss Louise Spencer. an October
bride.
who have been in Illinois visiting rela-
tives for some weeks past, will be home
within week TO join DR.. Allison
A number OF friends enjoyed bowl
Ing party with supper later at the
affair being in compliment to w. A,
Rowan of New York who leaves today
for the east.
Fenton Howard. the son Of Mr and
Mrs. Orson Howard reached town
Thursday evening from Boise on his way
east and left last evening for Cornell,
where he enters on his. electrical course.
Mr. and Mrs o. B. Taylor parents Of
Mrs. Willis Ulne. and Miss Lou U1ine
left Thursday for Fort Leavenworth,
where Lou viii enter school again.
Mrs. George p. Holman and Mrs, Will
liam NJ. Bradley viii entertain at
luncheon on Thursday next at the Alta
club
Mrs C. c. Hathaway was hostess at
"a dinner last evening given in honor Of
Miss Edna Turner.
The two Rebekah lodges will celebrate
their sixty second anniversary this even
ing at the l. o. o. F. hall with pro-
grarnme or music and cards and re-
Miss Margaret Connolly left yesterday
for Ogden, where she will attend the
county teachers institute, later taking
position in the school at West Weber.
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