The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

las entertained most delightfully."- yes
terday afternoon at a bridge tea at
her quarters at Fort Douglas, having
four tables of players in for the game
and number more friends IN later
for tea. The home was lovely with
flowers, pale yellow snapdragons and
yellow and pink candle shades making
the tea table especially attractive.
Assisting the hostess were her sister,
Mrs. Joseph A. Rogers, Mrs. John III.
Hess, Mrs. ". B. Graham, Mrs. Arthur
Dalton and Mrs. Charles w. Exton.
| Miss Merce Lewis was the hostess
I yesterday afternoon at a delightful
bridge tea at her home, the affair be-
ing in compliment to Miss Bryan Hous-
ton of Texas, who is summering here.
Three tables were arranged for the
| guests, and several more friends came
IN later to enjoy tea, at which Mrs,
| o. K. Lewis assisted her daughter, and
also Mrs. Walter c. Lewis and Miss
| Romola King. The rooms were all
decked with Shasta daisies and ferns,
the cool green and white making a
most artistic arrangement.
A very beautifully appointed affair
of yesterday was the luncheon at the
| Alta club, at which Mrs. William P XII
hostesses, Two dozen friends were
guests at the affair, which was elabo-
rately planned. The long oval table
was laid in the gold room. and it was
beautifully decorated with white Shas-
ia daisies in baskets and cool green
ferns surrounding it. Place cards
showing the monogram of the two
hostesses were at the places.
Miss Margaret Mcintyre entertained
the girls of the Pi Eta Epsilon yester'
day afternoon at a trousseau tea for
Mrs. Harold S, Anderson Cynthia
Hardy, one of their number who has
recently married. The home was gay
with flowers and the young girls, mum
bering about score, spent delight
full afternoon together.
Fred Perkins took his mother and
Mrs. Estes last evening for an auto
trip up to Dabl's ranch. where the
regiment was encamped for the night,
Mrs. Henry NJ. Nelly and her children
and Mrs. r, Harker and Mrs. Graves
made the trip out to the first camping
place Thursday evening in the Nelly
car.
Mrs James G. Dick received word
early in the week that her parents, MI
and Mrs. George II. Dern, and Mrs.
William Fl Cunningham and her son
would sail for home last Tuesday. hay
ing cut their trip to Europe two months
shorter than they planned
Miss Marian Oherndorfer returned
yesterday from visit with her cousin
Miss Geneve Fisher, in San Francisco
Mrs, Maria Dix and her daughter
Mrs, L. B. Andrew, and Mrs j. c. Nc,
AllIster, lett yesterday for Cable
Mont. TO spend month with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. c. Bacorn Later they will
90 to Boise to visit Mr. and Mrs. w. l.
Nicol.
Mr. and Mrs William Wolff announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Ruth, to A. l.. Oppenheimer of Chicago
w. The date Of marriage will be an
nounced later.
Mrs. w. r, Sibley and her small sons
Will return tomorrow from lengthy
stay in the east,
Mrs A. O. Seaman will be the hostes:
on Tuesday afternoon al bridge tel
= at her quarters IN Fort Douglas.
| Mrs. B.F. Ritter Of Portland. formerl,
Miss Lesley Woodruff Of this city, il
| here Tor some weeks and Joins ths
| Woodruff family for a trip to Brighton
! w, j, Halloran and Miss Florenc,
llalIoran have returned from their tril
q around the world and are in New Yorl
= for short time before coming home,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Airis have gou,