The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04

day for Colorado Springs to attend the
commencement of her class there. Later
she will be Joined In Denver by her moth
er. Mrs. Warren c. Bosue, and Miss
Dora Bogue, and they will go on to New
York TO join Miss Theo Swan for a trip
abroad. sailing for Europe June 10 for
an Indefinite stay,
Mrs. James j Burke was the hostess
also at a pleasant Informal tea yester-
fair being given in honor Of Mrs. II, B
Tooker. who is to leave shortly for the
west The rooms were bright with flow
ers gorgeous peonies and roses being
used. The hostess was assisted by Miss
| Gwendolin Tripp.
Mrs. j. P, Thiriot and Mrs. w, H. Will
son entertained at cards with a ten later
for Miss Bertha Tyree the affair being
one OF the very prettily arranged events
for the brides of the season. Silver tea
I spoons were given as prizes In the game,
| and the hostesses were assisted by Miss
| Ethel Tyree.
Mrs. George T. Felt and her daughters.
together with the two younger children.
left Sunday for Seattle to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph P, Marshall there. Mrs. II.
d Enerbeck and Miss Ada ElIerbecl also
went to the northwest and will spend a
part OF the summer there.
Miss Helen Woodruff. the second
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs e. d, Woodruff
sailed yesterday for Europe in company
with party OF ten classmates and two
teachers TO spend the entire summer
abroad Miss Woodruff has been attend
Ing school at Mount Vernon.
Mrs. r C. Sclramm, who was called
to Portland recently on account of the
illness of Mrs. Steers, returned yester-
day, Mrs. Steers having recovered from
h.T f1lrneS
SChramm's sister. is expected from New
York during the week to visit Mr. and
Mrs Schramm at their home in Federal
Heights.
A delightful affair of yesterday WAS the
luncheon given by Mrs. r. II. Officer at
! the Country club In honor OF Mrs, r. G
G. Brown. guest at the Franken home.
The round table was laid In the veranda
and was decorated with gorgeous panslcs,
and covers were laid for eight
a special programme will be given this
evening at the Wednesday night concert
at Fort Douglas. Colonel and Mrs. Per-
lsins having arranged an informal affair
for Mrs. r. G. G. Brown TO meet the
military people and listen to the music
together, with an indoor gathering later
Miss Evelyn Reynolds OF Pasadena.
who has been the guest OF Miss Mary
Bogue for few days. left yesterday to
goes as delegate to tine national gath
ering Of the Delta Gamma sorority.
Colonel and Mrs. Enos a. Wall and
Miss Mary Wall expect 10 leave tomor-
row for Washington and New York TO
be away a few weeks, Later Miss Wall
expects to 90 to Manila to visit Lieu
! tenant and Mrs. Ned NJ Green for few
months,
Mrs, Zine Martin entertained q few of
afternoon at cards. when prizes were
won by Mrs. j. c. Hanchett and Mrs c.
T. Mixer, The Misses Tpez and Irene
LauSton assisted the hostess.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church held their regular monthly meet.
ing yesterday morning the usual lunch
con following. at which the members OF
OF their friends
Mrs; Frank j. Gustin will be the hos
tess this afternoon at Il tea from to 6
at her home, In compliment 10 her guest.
Miss Ada Heaton.
Mrs. II. n. Mayo and Mrs. Clarence
afternoon for Mrs. Fred Scrafr Of Chi
cago and Mrs Story of Bozenan Mont.
Mrs. stephen \. Bailey will entertain
at bridge luncheon tomorrow at her
home ON First avenue. the affair being
IN 'compiment to Mrs. Courtland o.
Baker
Mrs, Armstrong. mother of w W |
Armstrong, Is here from St Louis O.
guest at the Armstrong home for few
weeks.
Mrs Ida Atherton and her mother |
Mrs Fritscte have taken an apartment |
In the Wood and VIII shortly be at home |
to their friends there,
Colonel and Mrs. GGorSe r. Downey |
who are nov stationed in Washington, |
viii take the; family 20 Winter Harbor |
Nc. for the late summer.
b Mrs. Il. II. Holden and her Youngest