The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-27

THE officers and ladies Of Fort
Douglas entertained last evening
at a delightful hop In the post
n hop room, The affair being a good
deal more elaborate Than any
given during the summer months The
room was gay with the usual military
solors and with autumn leaves ana
branches. The guests were received by
Colonel and Mrs, James y. Irons. Cap;
Lieutenant and Mrs Arthur +. Ahrens.
A splendid programme OF dance music
was rendered by the band; a buffet sup
number of the townsfolk, friends OF the
army people, were present TO enjoy the
affair,
Tie Tennis club was the scene last
evening Of d most delightful affair a
dancing party for about nifty Of the
young people TO meet Mr. and Mrs De
witt Knox, who are just Back from a
garet Walker, one OF the attendants at
lhe wedding last month in Denver. aud
Miss Margaret Dunn, a former school
friend were the hostesses at the affair.
The clubhouse. with its autumn vines
and flowers. made a most attractive set
Ting for the affair and excellent music
lor dancing added TO the saiety of the
buffet style. followed few hours OF
dancing.
Mrs. edwin F. Holmes was the hostess
yesterday al luncheon at the Amelia
Palace. given in celebra ton of the birth
day OF her nephew, Harold b Lamb. TO
which dozen OF the closest friends and
relatives were invited. The large round
table was gay with flowers, the tall
yellow chrysanthemums, the first heralds
OF the late autumn flowers. forming the
horal decorations. All the appointments
were OF yellow During the late hours
hostess called, II being her regular day
at home Mrs. Jay r. Harris and Mrs.
benner y. Smith assisted Mrs. Holmes
~ pouring Tea ana .eoaee
Mrs Elliott Kimbal and Mrs. Lafay-
cite i. Whitney entertained yesterday al
very prettily appointed lea at the home
about 700 friends were invited. The
home was lovely with the autumn leaves
s,1,i s9d autumn autumn flowers, the dining room
candles. Mrs Lawther mother OF Mrs
kiplball, received with the two hostegses,
ana IHi taxing Ak y turns at the tea table were
Mrs, Sydney Savilie and Miss Florence
Horne. number OF the Young girls
among them the Misses Marie Louise
and Florence James. Florence Wells and
hhca Croft assisted in serving.
Mrs. II, H. Merrill was the hostess
Yesterday at bridge luncheon at which
sixteen OF the young girls were enter
tained TO meet her house guest. Miss
lnez Lopez 9f Atlanta. Ga The decora-
lions were OF tall yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS nuns and yellow-shaded candles, while
yellow and lavender tulle and srnilax
were were used ,aS,ol In beautiful effect as well
luncheon.
The last OF the summer dinner dances
at the Country club will take place TO-
night, and there are numerous parties
both SsI,ns large Ma and IS small nall arranged Tor the
entertain a company of more than a
dozen guests. Mr. and Mrs John c. d.
Slark VIII entertain at a dinner for g
half-dozen friends. and many other par
YES smaller in number, will bring the
number UP to large gathering.
Mrs. Jay Rogers was the hostess vae-
terdsy at a small but very enjova bic
pridge party at her home in honor of
Miss, Anna p, Adams -Four abies Of
snct,en se , ,Were played, and later tea was
served. Mrs. Lewis A. Evans and Mrs. H.
a Rogers assisting the hostess BY po,Ir-
ing and Miss Priscilla Jennings and Miss
Eleanor Park serving The autumn
mowers were used for decoration,
Mrs v Y, Dsvoud entertained dozen
OF the most Intimate friends of Mrs.
oooper Anderson yesterday afternoon at
tea at her home to meet Mrs Ander-
son. WHO Is spending few weeks I'm
to@n. lhe nome was lovely with the
gorgeous, hued zinnias. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs' F E Marcy.
Mrs, Karl Spinner was the hostess YES
terday at a delightful bridge luncheo
at her home on Second avenue fbe az
Iair being in compliment TO Mrs Walter
Mas. The house was decorated with
Quantities OF garden flowers and fol
lowing the luncheon three tables of hridpo
we're PLAYED Mrs NJ. Wilson assisted
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