The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03

. ocr brilliant event OF last even
snioycd by fully a hundred ol
' .,,,n0 boys and girls home fol
GUNNER vacation was the
.r.s At the Country club given by
a Mrs Z. O. Howard for thelt
laughter. Marjorie. The place IT.
.yen more attractive than usual
h,,,l,npt decorations in the ma :
.,,ors and with It's bevy OF youth
-,r,nent the scene was n most
.,rv BEAUTIFUL one. The grounds
Ing vi,h japanese lanterns through
and the verandas were gayly
= w,,b bunting and hung with lights.
4 's.sse,ra seated in the corner OF the
nam furnished delightful pro-
i. Of dance music. and to its strains
.,,re people enjoyed dancing. both
In, aud out. A long supper table
A Ia nm the screened veranda. and
n. decorations were roses in quan-
. .,d Of great beauty. a punch tabl
4 !, in one corner for the refreshnent
4. dancers. and here also quantities
4. ,oyely garden roses were used as
..n,- 4 number OF the Very young
4 ,hs closest friends Of the young
,nt.r assisted her, among them Miss
~, BIdwell MISS Glen Walker. Miss
4 uo,ker Miss Lorna Russell, Miss
.,,,, yadncr. Miss Virginia Whitney
Iuss Mary Jennings. while assisting
"a Mrs. Howard in entertaining the
. y reonle were Miss Margaret Walk
/ MS Margaret Dunn, Miss Norinne
-rxpn Miss Haze. oswald. Roger
"a Sherman Armstrong and Leland
1xr
ros, deligh,ful affair at the Country
,fuerjav was the luncheon at which
Lewis Cecil Robinson and her sis
|Ylss Noble, entertained a company OF
friends. i'm compliment TO Mrs
=. formcrly OF Ely, New. who has
4, 10 Salt Lake TO live. and her house
A Nrs. Hammett OF St Joe. Mo. The
4 o,aI liable was laid on the broad
4, a on the southeast SIDE OF the
and the whole place was gay with
. NATIONAL colOrs, In honor OF the ap-
.thlng birthday OF the nation. The
.1pl decoration OF the table was n
rE Of flags and flowers in the three
e were used In profusion as we'll.
d fircracker favors We're used and
d ards showed the monograms in
- and gold under the American flag.
|bsiae the midday meal. many OF the
ID enjoyed cards, while others en-
4 The tennis courts. and still others
~ enjoyed the pleasure and rest OF
NJ Frank J. Westcott was the hostess
.sitay at the last meeting for the
@.Et season Of the Crystal Bridge club.
dub members and few additional
.!s we're entertained first al beau
D. APPOINTED luncheon at which GRIM
nmDlers and United States flags
b used for decora tions. The guests.
bring twenty, were seated at five
"a labes and remained there later for
I rms. at the close of which the prizes
/ lte season were awarded to Mrs. Is.
lscklenburg, Mrs. Bismarck Snyder.
D lanes Langton, Mrs. A x. Tiernan.
p ". W. Rivers. Mrs. James Ivers,
j Margaret Gibbons and Mrs. r, H.
,gmber OF the society metrons and
y Will assist the hospitality commit
~ The N. E. A, special flower COM
y under Miss Lucille Francke hav-
rfzrge OF the flowers each day for
lut rooms in the David Keith build
Prom now on flowers Will be in de-
q and those who wish 10 donate
p for this cause may call on the
man OF the committee at Wa satch
or any OF the following, who are
her assistants: Mrs. f. S. Ras-
Ars. George A. Snow. Mrs. Martin
llen Foy, Mrs Stuart P. Dobbs. Miss
kerYln, Miss Eleanor Stewart. Miss
Oswald, Miss Marion Hooper, Miss
Earnsworth, Miss Gertrude Hanson.
Rcamond Ritchie. Miss Mary Lu-
md Miss Sadie Myers.
party OF Salt Lakers leaving for
next week have planned an in
nng tip for the late summer. They
N Z, L. Oswald and her daugh-
Mss Hazel Oswald; Mrs. E. l.. Car
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Han
and their daughter: Miss Helen
SAi; Dir. and Mrs S F. Fenton. Mr..
nn. Frank Cameron and Miss Myru
JOE MIS-. Oswald and Miss Oswald
On Wednesday for Portland to visit
en Mrs. a. E. Hutchinson. formerly