The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03

OF this city. but will join the others In
Seattle In time to sail July 10 on the
Jefferson. They will visit in Vancouver
and In other places in British Columbia
before returning.
/ Mrs. p l.. Sheets was the hostess yes
terday at a most delightful bridge tea al
her home on East First South street
were Invited. Eight tables were ar
| ranged for auction bridge. and later a
number of other friends came in to en-
ed by Mrs. P. ]. Moran, Mrs James
II. Moyle and number Of the young
girls; The home was lovely with flowers.
the drawing room with pink rambler. the
library in white and gold and the dining
room In deep red Richmond roses
| Major and Mrs Charles Cra wtord. who
| leave for their new station In Washing
ton the middle OF next week, are being
entertained at numerous anairs before
their departure. Colonel and Mrs. James
A. Irons will entertain for them at am
ner at the Country club Saturday night;
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowen VIII
ing Captain and Mrs. John De witt
will entertain at dinner next Tuesday
evening in their honor.
the week Of the death Of Mrs. Potter
sister of Mrs. A. V. Callahan OF Fed
eraI Heights, formerly Miss Van WycK
Of San Francisco. Mrs podtef t, was sI,sl Me.
hans several times while her home wss
on the coast Since her marriage sne
| has lived In Providence, r. l.. and her
death occurred there,
Salt Lake friends will be much inter-
ested to learn OF the recent marriage o.
Miss Nose NTkpatrisls and pani Ssyke bsyIng
taken place recently at the home OF the
brides mother in Berkeley. Mrs M
ISirkpatr and her daughter Mrs; al,
] few days at the Hotel Utah. expect TO
return shortly to. Berkeley
Captain and Mrs. George II: Estes isst sven- en-
ing most delightfully."- at dinner az tneiT
quarters. eIs their guests being Major ,N and
Mrs Charles Crawford. Captain d,cains ana and and
fJeHtenant K. c. Cotton, The decora-
Hons were all in yellow. the, yellow
shades Of nasturtiums being useo'
NJ, 1,nes Hogle entertained the
rnen,bers OF the Luncheon club YESTERDAY
very pleasantly at luncheon eiud,ns al hns
country club NE e9mRanMX sHe Mrs ihfsHa Maroid
Msbjan Mrs, John Elliott Clark Mrs
jack Gilmer and Mrs. Arthur HertHier'
ssiastsr M1s and son Thomas, left yester,,
dauenSsfD dau fnF Derrian Springs. Mich. to spend
the summer
M and Mrs. S. b. Clark and the
Misses Florence and Ada Clark Will leave
today for the Hermitage In Ogden can
yon 10 spend the rest Of the "eeS
Mrs M. l.. Prince. who has spent me t.,
t1,o weeks In most denghlul
Visit here. left yesterday for her nome
In Los Angeles
Mrs. Ulysses v, Withse; who Or mas ,ssnd peer
..It,n1 her sister, Mrs. John w, AFFORD
SnT ihe past two weeks. has returned 70
her home in Los Angeles
a,Mghter MasS Of Mr.. and Mrs. s 4. Whit
ncy will entertain today az iuncneou
at the whitney home, ,Sn %.h Misses ,s Eut RUFF
and Grace Kerr
Mrs courtland O., Baker and her ,nI Mtes :
daughter Marion. isit y yesaenoT san Francisco
with Miss Beulah sacsman'
,n town for the past few Gays V'e'''hE
relatives and friends here
d. H. Decker. classmate OF sheTrnar nm r
Armstrong from Yale is = rr,stponn
home on South Temple str'st'
Mrs. George Harris Smith and hei
small daughter have gone 10 Long IS.-s seAer
TO spend part Of the summer tnere'
Mrs. Howard s. Stowe, has gone &c
southern California to join mr; S1oWe
who js there for a stay OF seVerai thohtht
on business
Mr.. and Mrs William Langton an
,nwncs fhe engagement Of their daughter
/ nx,,d Adrian S. MHrgettb.
nsss seteIla Smell has gone to Ions
Reach TO spend the summer
Miss Irma Booth, accompanied by hc'