The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-16

III not L2 Ter th2l noon SATURDAY.
numerous green-shaded candelabra- Green
tulle and lighter variegated sweet peas
added to the beauty Of the scene.
The greetings over the Iovelness OF
the outdoor scene drew the company TO
seek the dance floor. which was built on
a spacious platform near the bandstand
In the park by the lake. Strings OF COL
ored lights were hung through all the
trees and long double line OF them eX
tended from the door Of the commanding
officers quarters 10 the very edge OF the
lake. Surrounding the lake was a row
OF japanese lanterns In tri-color. while
around the dance floor was q double row
Of red lanterns. The band alternated a
programme Of splendid dance music with
beautiful concert numbers. making
pleasant diversion between dances. Be-
sides this music. the Troubadours wan
dered around through the grounds rem
derng their music and singing the Ha
waiiaU melodies. with which the army
people are all familiar.
s delicious supper was served In the
dining room through all the evening but
liquid refreshments and smoking materi
ais we're TO be found under a marquee on
the lawn near by and punch bowls were
placed convenient for the dancers, In
one corner OF the grounds was a huge
! Japanese parasol. under which hung Ian
| terms OF red. and here were seated three
! gypsIes. revealing the future of the curl
Gus. Across the lake. in sight Of the
! dancers. was a great blazing bonfire,
which added much TO the merriment Of
the evening and gave IL still more gala
! air TO the scene. All the guests We're In
the most elaborate evening dress. the
! hostess wearing a magnificent gown of
green spangled gauZe, and all the off,
GERS their special evening full dress.
Miss Helen Greenwood entertained yes
| terday afternoon at a tea at the Green
wood home for Mrs. Theodore Parker a
bride of the early summer and Miss
| Bonnie Miller. whose engagement has re-
! Gently been announced TO DR.. Charles
NJ. Watson. Nearly a hundred friends,
| most of them either the young matrons
or the maids In society were present dur
| ing the afternoon TO greet the bride and
10 extend good wishes to the bride-to-
! be Both the honored guests received
wise were Miss Margaret Parsons and
Miss Gladys Champlin OF New York, a
visitor In the city In the dining room,
taking turns at the tea table: were Mrs.
Frank 3. Stephens. Mrs. T.. ". Francis,
| Mrs. William c. Jennings and Mrs.
Greenwood, number OF the most Inti-
mate friends OF the hostess, Miss Rosa
mond Ritchie, Miss Katherine Richards,
Miss Ruth Kingsbury, Miss Harriet Mont
gomery and Miss Gcncve Savage. as
sisted in serving. The home was bright
with flowers. mainly goldenglow and
coriopsis.
Mrs. Bishop Chaplin Perkins and the
Misses Edith and Gladys Howcott of New
few days in the city at the Hotel Utah
on their way to Yellowstone. and they
left last evening on the Yellowstone spe-
cial for week in the park They were
son and the Shelby family. and they have
been entertained at numerous affairs
during their stay Mrs. II. w. Baum
had a few friends al a luncheon for them
at the Alta club on Thursday and Mrs.
| F'rederickson entertained a few Of her
most intimate friends yesterday at a
honor lake party on Thursday even
ing and several rides and informal affairs
have made their stay very pleasant.
The usual week end dinner and dance
at the Country club this evening will be
the main attraction in society. several
dinner parties being planned for the
Miller will entertain a party of friends.
Captain and Mrs. George II. Estes Will
have a party Lieutenant and Mrs. Ar
thur Drysdale have Invited q company OF
friends and Mr., and Mrs, Paul r, Key
ser will have small party.
Mrs. Fred Dern entertained q few
/. friends yesterday at a beautifully ap-
pointed bridge luncheon at her home ir
Federal Heights in honor Of Mrs, william
H. Cunningham, who Is to leave shortly
for her home In San Francisco. The
, table was decled with asters and sweet
peas, and the guests, besides Mrs Gun
ningham. and her sister, were Mrs
, Mrs. Thomas q. Griffin, Mrs. Robert j
Glendinning. Mrs o X. Lewis and Mrs
lWalrer Lewis.
= Captain and Mrs A. w. Foreman en-
Itertained delightfully."- at dinner Trda.
evening In compliment to Colonel Johr
l.. Chamberlain Of the war college a
Washington and Lieutenant Colone
Frederick r. Day the other guests belnt
Captain and Mrs. Benjamin p. NiclSlin
Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur Drysdale
Miss Lucille Francke and George Harrl