The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21
Miscellaneous Euents

M&SCGuGneOuS EUGnfS
Miss Florence Tall one of the Octo.
| her brides. will be tho guest of honor
| at supper party Wednesday evening
given by Mrs. E. Tall, and at simi-
lar affair Thursday evening, at which
Mrs. T. Tall wiz entertain.
Miss Meta Kimmic, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. kimmic was surprised
at her home Wednesday, tho occasion
being her fourteenth birthday. A
luncheon was served during the even
ing. Those present were Ruth Foster,
Edna Marshall, May Huston, Maragret
| Huston, Ivy Hopkiuson, Ken Bishop,
Lon Bishop. Walter Garrick, Frank
McGamey. Aincrt Berg. Kenneth, So
per, Fred johnson, La Vauu Parkin-
son, Richard Maloncy. Mrs. z. W. Uoff-
man: Mrs. j, Dunn, Mrs. r. Tole and
&, w. BLOW.
Mrs. j. F.. Dcardorff was the hostess
Friday afternoon at shower given at
her home at the Deardorff apartments,
in honor Of her sister, Miss Nellie
Pitts, whose coming marriage with w.
Owen Tucker has recently been an.
nounccd. About thirty guests were
present. The home was lovely with
ferns and cut flowers, the beautiful
the parlors. The table decorations were
most beautiful. Yellow flowers were
used in profusiop. The hostess was as
sisted In serving a dainty luncheon by
Mrs. w. j. Donohue and Mrs. s. Ing
ham. Music was furnished by Miss
Mae Ingham and Miss Lii Duncome.
Some members Of the Pleasant Hour
club spent most delightful day at
Of bn "a
dies being included in the company.
Mrs. Klontz, Mrs. Langford McIntire
and Mrs. McCullow will entertain the
ladies' auxiliary to the o. Il. c. and
friends Tuesday aftcrnS)n. September
23, at the home Of Mrs. Klontz, 564
North Second West;
Mrs. w. II, Wiley and her sister.
Miss Fay Lambert, entertained about
fifty Of the girl friends of Miss Louise
Spencer yesterday afternoon at Ken
sington tea at the Lambert homo on
North Temple street. The rooms were
decorated with sunflowers, which were
arranged in huge brass bowls. Besides
the pleasant occupation of sewing to,
gcthcr, the guests enjoyed an informal
musical programme, Mrs George =;
Lambert, .Jr., Miss Hazel Needham and
Miss Rowena Rogers assisting the host
esses.
Miss Flossie Gesas was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at bridge luncheon
complimentary to her sister, Mrs. Harry
A, Grotte (Dylian Gesas). Pink and
white were the colors used. The tally
cards were a picture Of a bride. The
pink and white was also carried through
the luncheon. Those present were Mrs. A.
White, Mrs. w. Smith, Mrs. NJ. Rosen,
Mrs. Neuman of Chicago, Misses Sarah
Nathan, Harriet Tyoler, Rose and Sadie
Bergerman, Tillie and Lena Wolf, Dora
Rogansky. Edna Sheperd Lena Rosen-
blum, Cecilia Gottstein Of Evanston,
Wyo., Ida Friedman. The prizes were
won by Edna Sheperd, Rose Bergerman,
and Tillic Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gesas and son
Charles will entertain Sunday, October
5, at stag smoker complimentary to
Mr.. Harry A. Grotte..
An enjoyable affair Of the week was
a party given in honor of Miss Marion
Moffat, who leaves Sunday afternoon
for an extended visit among relatives
and friends in San Francisco and vi
cinity. She is accompanied by Miss
Pearl Evans, who intends to make her
home on the coast,
Miss Lillian F.. Thomas entertains
Monday evening at shower for her
sister, Bicha, who is to be married the
early part of October,
The people Of the First Methodist |
church will hold the annual Harvest |
Home festival and reception next Fri
lay evening at the church parlors
G. V. Clinton entertained Friday at
In informal tea for Mrs Wesey Early,
If New York, and Mrs C.. l.. Anderson,
If Los Angeles, Assisting her were
Mrs. c. r. Pike, Mrs. George NJ. Groes-
,cck, Miss Sena Dorius and Miss Kath-
,rine Clinton.
Miss Omega Woolf will give din
Ter for the members Of her bridal party
It her home on Monday evening, The
guests arc Mrs. j. c. Woolf, Miss Ce-
ella Gottstein of Wyoming. Miss Net
lie Woolf and r. Alfred Treg oning Of
Butte, Mont.
Louis Buchanan will entertain the
members of the Woolf" Buchanan bridal
,arty at a dinner at the University
lub on Tuesday evening, taking his
.uests afterward TO the Orpbeum the
ter.
Mrs. j. W. Shields entertained yes.
erday from $3.50 to 900 o'clock at
er home In Emerson Heights in honor
f Miss Marie Scobee, a bride of this
week. The game of "Five Hundred -
vas played and dainty refreshments
1ere served The hostess was assisted
" her daughter, Miss Irene Shields.
Miss Helen and Stewart Fliege gave
card party Friday evening in honor n
I Miss Omega Woolf, a bride OF the
7cek They were assisted by Mrs J. Il, |
'liege. Mrs. James Ritchic, Mrs, w.
hisholme, Miss Cecilia Gottsteiu and
Iiss Nettio Woolf. Prizes were won
V Miss Fay Collision, Miss Lucille Mai
ctto and Scott Gray.
The Misses Norine and Hazel Bour.
ard Will entertain the members Of The
nter Sc cub at n weekend party at
lcir summer home al Bingham. The
uests arc fbe Misses Franc Dcvereaux.
ora Morse. Manon Croyall. Evelyn
resscr Edith Gard and Dora Hall.