The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

for Philadelphia and New York. 10 visit
her brother, DR.. w. s. Kcyting. who is
an interne in the Polyciinic hos pi,aI in
| Philadelphia.
Mrs. Il. l.. Bassett entertained last
week for Miss Marguerite Bassett.
June bride, at luncheon. The table
was decorated in bridal wreath and
snowballs. Covers were laid for TWEEN
| ty guests.
Mrs. J. Z. Talmage entertained with
series OF Kensingtons the past week
at her home, 304 First avenue. The
| parties were given on Monday, Friday
and Saturday afternoons The house
was prettily decorated in spring flow
ers each afternoon.
Miss Jean Roxbury entertained with
shower Tuesday evening for Miss
| Marguerite Burrows,
Miss Margaret Bassett gave tea
Friday afternoon for Miss Rhea
Freeze at the Bassett home on East
Second South street Miss Bassett was
assisted by Mrs. W. II. Folland and
Miss Emelipe McMaster-
Miss Sue Hampton entertained Mon
day afternoon at bridge tea in hoaor
of Miss Edna Bgler of Boise, Idaho.
Only the intimate friends of the host
ess and guest of honor were IN attend
ance. Miss Bigler is to be married
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Andrews enter
tanned the "Jolly 500' club Thurs"
day evening. Four prizes were given.
Supper was served following the
game.
Miss MiRnou Denhalter entertained
her Sewing club Thursday afternoon at
her home in the Tuck apartments in
honor of Mrs. A. ". Corey. Mrs. L; j.
Hays will give bridge tea Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Ninth East
and Third South streets III honor OF
Mrs. Corey aud Mrs. c. Fl. Reilley, Jr.
Mrs. j. Benton Leggat gave lunch
con on Tuesday at her new home, ll59
Wilson of Los Angeles and Mrs. DR..
Christopher Turner Of Butte, Mont
The H. G. l.. g. club was entertained
at a sewing party given by Miss Nellie
Haslam at her home, 423 Grant avenue,
Wednesday evening. Those present
were the Misses Iris and Louisa Clark.
Susie and Katie Hawes, Hilda and Hazel
Thomas, Vera and Jetta Gill, Annie and
Jessie Edwards, Mabel Foster and Theo
Miller.
Miss Ethel Edwards entertained at
her home Saturday afternoon IN honor
of the Misses Sallie Barton and Allie
Fletcher, two June brides. The color
scheme carried out through the rooms
was pink, The afternoon was spent in
playing guessing games aud music, after
which refreshments were served. The
hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
G. Il. Edwards, Ursel Edwards and
Helen Taylor.
The editorial staff of Collegiate Life,
the school periodical published at the
Collegiate institute, enjoyed q picnic in
Mrs. Sweeney chaPeroned the party.
Mrs NJ W. Mansfield entertained
the Souvenir Card club Thursday after
noon. The game, "63,' was played.
with Mrs. J. u. Whipple and Mrs. Bone
winning the prizes. The club will be
entertained in two weeks by Mrs. Fl. A,
Milan.
The Billy club was delightfully."- enter
tanned last Mondoy evening by Miss
Ruth Farnow. The club will give lake
party next Friday in honor of Joseph
G. Hillstcad, who leaves in the near
future for Great Britain.
The +. NJ T. club was entertained
last Wednesday evening by Miss Irene
Brown. The club will have business
meeting next Wednesday at the resi-
dence of Misses Eva and Mida Billings.
Mrs. Roy Wilson entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Lily Wat
kins, June bride. The color scheme
was carried out in pink and white. Car
nations were used for a centerpiece~for
the table. Many friends of the bride
were in attendance.
Miss Grace Hanna was given linen
shower by number of her young
friends Tuesday evening. Games were
played and prizes were awarded to
Miss Virginia Dickerson. Mrs Harold
Robb Miss MAY Miller and Miss Pearl
Curry,
Miss Ethelvn Walker, assisted by
Miss Lucy Parr, entertained with a
bundle shower Thursday at the Wal.
ker home. 26S North First West street,
in honor of Miss Leon Walker, who
will be married early in June to d. Fl.
Vincent. The house was decorated in
red hearts, cupids and other devices
suggestive of the coming happy event.