The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01

most important society events OF the
week. Those who Will give box parties
are: Governor William Spry and staff. !
occupying three boxes; Colonel Irons of
Fort Douglas, Mayor Samuel Park,
President Joseph F. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ r. Walker. Mr. and Mrs J R.
worth. J. Fl. Garrett. Jacob ]; Greene
NJ. Meyerfeld OF San Francisco George
Albert Lansburgh of San Francisco A
loge party Of fifteen viii be entertained
by W. A. Bywater. a social feature OF
the opening will be promenade concert
on the meZZanine floor by an orchestra
OF fourteen. just preceding the per-
formanCe.
Mrs Jerome r. Sears entertained yes
terday afternoon at the Thomas Osborne
home on East First South street, in
honor OF the first birthday OF her little
table was decorated In pink and white
roses arranged on a Mexican drawn
work cover over pink. with a large birth
fag rGssd e9Ng IN IN White ts w6 osbor9s 9sN rarao
Sears, July 81. 1912" inscribed upon the
top in pink frosting. A doll in a basket
wearing the little hosts first dress. was
suspended. from the chandelier. Stream
ers of delicate blue tulle extended from
the chandelier ending with bows on the
table. The place cards. were dress suit
attached. The little folks were seated
at the table and were served by the
srownups Those assisting Mrs. Sears
were Mrs Minnie Thompson, Mrs. Es-
kirkham Parr and Mrs. Charles Plum
Der. The small guests were Enid Wall,
Antoinette Jacobson, Charles Thompson
william Hall. Frances Warren, Hazel
Hall, Eva Cook and Florence Cook.
Little Miss Rosamond Hart celebrated
her ninth birthday last night at the
twenty @ @ Of her PIffa1s frends The suPpeT
table was decorated in pink sweet peas
and pink rosebuds. The place cards
were hand painted Dutch kiddies with
iigures Of Dutch klddles as souvenirs.
birthday cake formed the centerpiece.
II was adorned with nine Dutch hddies
carrying candles candles The guests were Dor
Rea Jacobson, Olive, Jacobson. Genieve
Virginia Lindley, Phillis Edwards. yir;;
ginia Ida.. Lyman. Vivian Hodgen. Mildred
line Johnston. Margaret Johnston. Ruth
Edwards. Rhoda seddon. Gertrude Stick
Ley; ley ra Virginia r? MA Williams Ella Johnson
ston Black. Jack link, Gerald Daynes
Willard Johnson, Glenn Hodsen and Car
vel Jones,
Miss Nora Pendeton and T. Owen
Horsiall We're married yesterday morn
Ing in the temple. a reception was
given last night at the home OF the
dleton;, dSl First avenue. The house
was decorated IN American Beauty
| roses, pink sweet peas and gladiolas- The
with the bride and m brdegroom els eHHS We're Mr'
| and Mrs. A, ]. Pendleton. Miss Clare
Pendleton. Edward Horsfall. Mr.. and
Mrs; Horsfail. ST., Mr., and Mrs, James
Carlson. Those serving in the dining
room were Miss Annie staines, Miss
| Winnifred McDonaugh Miss Margaret
Wright, Miss Margaret Smurthwaite
| and Miss Pearl RaddatZ. The brides
gown was white charmeuse with a net
| overdress trimmed In real lace. She
wore veil. The bridesmaid. Miss Clare
Pcndleton. the brides sister. was gowned
IN blue crepe meteor. trimmed In lace.
| The couple will be at home to their
friends after September at 535 East
professor of mathematics in the l.. D. S.
high school and the bride has been a
teacher at the Ri.erside school
at tea at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon In
| honor OF her mother. Mrs. w. II. Dyer.
and her sister MTs s John Shs Fo9ts OF Wash Wash
adorned with garden flowers.
Mrs Lester Freed entertained at lunch
Heights. IN honor OF her sister. Mrs. Ken
meth Kerr of Seattle. Covers were laid
| for twenty. The table was decorated In
Shasta daisies and blue bachelor buttons
| The place cards were In Japanese de-
| signs.
Mrs. r. d. Silver and daughters
Katherine and Virginia. left Wed1esday
for San Francisco
|
Miss Ethel Selbach and Miss Ma rion
Mcintyre have returned from spending a
week at Silver Lake
Miss Glenn Walker will give a lunch
con today at her home In honor OF Miss