The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-23

HE largest and most elaborate af-
Al fair so far OF the spring season
Y was the bridge tea given by the
, h ladies of ST. Marks guild in the
M new clubhouse OF the Ladies Lit
" club on South Temple street
,hrday The place was dcckcd
cherry blossoms and flooded
the spring sunshine, which
Id TO bring out the rich beauty
be furnishing and the exquisite tints
{ which the attra ctive place is nm
n More than sixty tables were ar
I'd In the main room for the players,
later others exceeding scveuty-hve
4, came in for tea. Despite the i'm
q an affair-the place IL so well ar
kd for entertaining that there was
rowding and everyone was cared Tor
Iortably. The affair was under the
Hgement OF the officers of the guild,
the guests were received by Mrs. Az
II. Parsons. president OF the guild;
r. Gaylord, Mrs. G, IL. Anderson,
&c. T. Richards and Mrs. Alyah
II. Mrs, William McGrath, Mrs.
~ Simpson, Mrs. 9. II. Van Arman.
g. r. Colladay and Mrs. J. b. Sven
were In charge of the tea room
NJ. Mrs. C.. D. Moore and Mrs j. NJ.
wv took turns AT pouring. The card
b were in charge of Mrs. +, l.. Os-
n Mrs. j s. Birch, Mrs. j. j.
Sghall and Mrs. D, Abbott, and they
assisted In serving by Mrs. L; A;
tswald. Miss Gladys Holland. Miss
I'll Cayley, Miss katherine Richards,
Darlene Nnbell Miss Lillian
,aler, Miss Olive Wall and others.
Dng those who entertained guests at
Or more tables were Mesoames +. l..
T.
wv. +. Adams. e. B. Critchlow. S.
hckinson, e. B, Palmer, J. ". Cur
r. E. McConaughy. a. II. Parsons.
I Oswald, A n. Peabody, j. j.
Ighall. ]. F. Cowan. Matthew Cullen,
id siegel, II. c. Hoffman. Arthur
ss. c. II. Blanchard, c. c. Dey, Il.
Nilsson, A c. Ewing, j. L. FranIten,
H. Dunn. ]. B. Case, W. d. Foster,
+ Johnson, Horace Dunbar. c, p
Geld. T. w. BOYER. W. F. kiser. J.
thompson, o; j: Salisbury, e, y
her, David Dart. II. Browne. \, $.
rs. S. D. Evans. Hansen, T. J.
In, Bernstein, Ernest Gaylord. c.
aeon. r. 3. Whltmore. H s. Knight, |
4 Marcy. ]. A Reeves. Lewis Jeffs
Scheid. e. A, Cav, Lucia Tiernan,
mas, Drusilla Grant, and Miss Bon
Miller. Miss Lucille Holman and Miss
s. John De Witt was the hostess OH
day at a delightful bridge tea At
il four tables OF friends were enter
I'd at the game with dozen or more |
ca later. The rooms were all bright |
the lovely, fragrant cherry bios
n great sprays OF them decorating |
tthinG. The guests were all army |
Lds except Mrs. Lee Charles Miller,
{ William =. I[iser ano Miss Lucille |
cke. who were asked up from town |
be affair. The hostess was assisted |
Mrs. George IT. Estes. Mrs. w. B. |
am. Mrs George F. n, DALEY and |
cartwright. Prizes were awarded to |
winner at each table. Mrs. Charles
Gxton. Mrs j. a. Rogers. Mrs. John
and Mrs. ". r. Wallace.
ss Ruby Lambourne entertained the
'bers Of her bridal party last evening
n elaborately appointed dinner at
in. The round table was laid IN the
'room and it was gorgeous with has-
Iuf pink sweet peas and Killarney
/ at the individual places. Place
: done in the pink flowers were at
places as we'll, The company in
Ft Gordon Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs,
BE ". Lambourne, Mr.. aud Mrs. r, |
saylor. Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Car
ange OF Cincinnati. Miss Frances
IN, Miss Adelaide Eichnor, c. w. |
ns. Henry Richardson, Russell Rich
[ Ethelbert Shores and Edward Eng
IA.
day will begin the midweek lunch
at the Country club the special at
Ion Of each Wednesday throughout |
hummer months. An innovation
b will be welcomed will be the spe-
Heh and chicken dinner at the club |
~ Will begin also today, and for |
u a number have already made res
IONS. The dinner will be followed |
mt by 8n Informal dance at which !
md Mrs. w. A. Ruttan will entertain |
OF their friends.
and Mrs Edward Dudley rorde !
- through the city yesterday on
way 70 their home In Pfttsburg
stay OF some time on the coast. |
Forde was formerly Mrs. Hepburn |
Dr. and Mrs. Hepburn were sta |
d NJ Fort Douglas d few years ago |
the Twelfth was there. Since DR.. |
nrn's death Mrs. Hepburn has lived |
1fiadelphia- She wes here for a |
1rr 80 two years ago.
- members of the Tennis club en-
! Their weekly dancing and cowlins |
Y last evening with the informal |
~ preceding, Mrs. Benner X. Smith.