The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
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Ralph E. Bristol at their home Saturday
evening
-. Miss Verna Tavey and Miss Edna
Iowne were hostesses at n prettily ap-
pointed pom tea given at the Virginia Satur-
gay afternoon IN honor OF the Misses
Mattie and Ethel Watts. The color
scheme IN pink was carried out with pink
roses and sweet peas a basket Of the
mowers occupying the center Of the table
j., b, Spencer arrived Tuesday from
Hawthorne. New. for a brief visit with
relatives. He will be accompanied home
oy Mrs Spencer. who has been visiting
her parents for the past six weeks.
Mrs. William II. Eccles was hostess TO
Ine 9uo club Thursday afternoon. The
Drawing room was decorated with pink
roses and carnations. yellow tulips being
Used in the hal. and sweet peas and
smilaN in the dining room, large bou-
quet of the flowers forming the central
decoration OF the table. Following the
card games an elaborate luncheon was
served covers being laid for twenty-five
Mrs. Peter D. Kline and Mrs. r. H Carr
were the honored guests. Mrs Eccles was
assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Pearl
Dccles Reagan and Miss Celia Eccles.
number OF luncheons and tea will
be given the coming week In compliment
TO the Misses Matte and Ethel Watts.
two OF the spring brides Monday after
noon Mrs. Louis III. Pcery and Miss Ethel
Harmon Will entertain al a tea at the
home of Mrs. Peery IN the Peery apart,
ments.. Monday evening dancing party
viii be given by Mrs. Peter y. Kline and
Miss Celia Ecces al the r;ccIeS home OH
given at the Virginia. TUESDAY afternoon.
by the Misses Margaret and Pamela
SDargo.
Friday evening a dancing party was
given by the Twenty club at the Eagles
hall on Hudson avenue. About seventy
people enjoyed the dancing programme OF
twenty numbers. The affair was n COM
plete success and the club has planned
10 give another dance this month.
Mrs. O. r.. Craft was rendered sun
prise Tuesday afternoon ~ her home by
the members of her SuuG9y school class
OF the Baptist church.
The Home Culture club was entertained
by Mrs. George Maule at her apartments
at the Reed hotel Thursday afternoon
G, Il. I.udwlgsen, accompanied by Mrs.
Lud4igsen and Miss Bertha Jarvis, left
Monday for California Mrs, Ludwigsen
and Miss Jarvis Will leave Mr.. Ludwig
golia for Honolulu. where they will spend
several months,
Mrs, Alex Toponce entertained the
Harry A. Young auxiliary Tuesday even
ing.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew
box party. Followed by a supper at their
home, where musical programme was
given. The guests were Dr.. and Mrs
Ezra G. Rich. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wat
Mr., and Mrs, Joseph Scowcroft. Mr., and
Mrs William II Watts and Mr. and Mrs
Harold J, Peery,
Mrs, George ". Perkins entertained at
a kensington Wednesday afternoon at her
home. 4 profuson OF spring flowers
adorned the rooms.
The Ladies Literary club met with Mrs
~ j. Thomas Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs ]: r. Ellis has returned from Salt
Lake, where She Was the guest Of Mrs.
Merrill Nibley and Miss Louise Holt.
The Bohemian club gave It's farewell
dancing party OF the season Wednesday
evening at the Colonial
The young ladies OF st, Josephs
church have Issued invitations for their
annual ball, to be given at the Colonial
on the evening OF Monday, April IA.
Mrs. John n. Spargo was hostess at a
prettily appointed luncheon Tuesday af-
ternoon at her home. Spring flowers
were used in the decorations.
Mrs. Kent Snyder Of Cheyenne, wyo,.
stopped off IN Ogden for a visit with
Mrs, II, G. Marchmont. en- route to Ma
Mrs. Peter Robinson OF American Fork
has returned TO her home after 2 visit
with DR.. and Mrs. a. a. Robinson.
Mics Margaret IIislSin left Tuesday for
a trip 10 New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Harner OF Salt
Lake were the guests OF Mr., and Mrs.
the week.
C. Louis Meyer of Omaha. Mob, Is
hero on visit,
Misses Matte and Ethel Watts wero
the guests Of honor at beautifully
their sister. Mrs. Edmond A. Littleied. |
The tables were decorated In pink and
green, Hand painted place cards adorned
the table.
saI Mrs Lake npn eH'hs a~s gs1s Boyd
friends in ogden the past week.
Mrs q. f. Bratz left the first Of the
visit will be had with relatives.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mss sro,5 se1rlSG 1san conley c 81 Salt Lake
Jennings. until recently, resided in Oe
den, and the announcement of her mar
riage will be OF interest to A large num-
ber OF people in this city, They will tour
the coast cities, combining business with
pleasure and expect TO be gone about a
year and a hall.
Miss Ruby HerdtI entertained Saturday
afternoon at a kensington In compliment
10 Misses Matte and Ethel Watts The
rooms we're decorated with yellow jon
luils and ferns A luncheon was served,
covers being laid for twenty-four
Mrs. Mary Connor entertained the ST
Ioseph's Sewing society Thursday after
noon in ST. Joseph's hall.
Mrs. Jacob Schwab and daughters
elizabeth, Mamie and Minnie Woodward
md Mrs c. II. Woodward, have gone
% southern California TO spend the sum
ncr.
Mrs. c. b. Richards entertained d
lumber OF young people at her home Fri
lay afternoon, IN honor OF The sixth
birthday nf her son Franklin Richards.
The parlor and dining room We're In
Green and pink and vases OF pink roses
adorned tic table, where covers were laid ;
or eighteen Mrs Richards was assist
ID by Mrs John Coop and Miss Flor
,nce West,
Miss Irene Rowiands has returned to
oalo Alto. Cal, after a short visit with
ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
lowlands. Miss Rowiands Us a student
Il the Stanford university.
Mr. and Mrs. William q. Wright of
San Diego. Cal. arc the guests ,uf re!a.
ives in Salt Lake for several days They ,
viz spend several days IN Ogjcn oefore
10 their home In California
NJ, and Mrs. Wright formerly resided In
his city.
Captain L. s. Lambert or Gsalesburg
H., is visiting his sister. Mrs. j. e. Nye. |
James Burton, assistant cashier of the |!
first National bank. and Mrs. Grace ,
Soerner were married April I'm Brigham !