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Show THE CITIZEN La Knickerbocker and entertained at tea Anne Merrill at the Knickerbock-bnlay af'-ioon A irginia street. Old flowers decorated the Marion e fash-gardt-- foom md the tea room. i. of blue corn flowers and .as arranged with gypso-Pin- '. candles emphasized the Pink gladiolus and schema vases on the larkspi were in tall sweet Jt. were assisted in re-- g ' rs. F. H. Knickerbocker by Presld-- t ;rs. j. H. Knickerbocker. the tea table were Mrs. Scott and Mias Margaret Merrill, isisting in serving were Miss Miss Le Jeune Acker-Mis- s Lois Green, Miss Dorothy lord, Miss Muriel Gayford, Miss Neel, Miss Louise Roylett and Lois Cowley. Little Miss Sarah Ott and little Miss Nancy Ott re-i- d the guests cards at the door. s. Harold C. Hendee of Oakland, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. t Swan? gave a number of pleas-Shar- p selections during the after- - l3e and to San Francisco and Berkeley. They will be gone six weeks. Holly-- ! were used in a v.j.iety of colors had , living voom. .The tea table bask-- : Mrs. J. B. Ambler and son left Tuesday for a visit to Mrs. Amblers sister, Mrs. J. N. Blakely, at Reno, Nev., . Mr. and Mrs. S. Hayden and children Leona and Ben, have gone for a two weeks motor trip through Yellowstone. . Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Yedyard have returned from a six weeks tour of southern Utah and California. hostf:-- es Cath-Harve- y, . ifte hundred guests were received. at the Belvedere pHflsday afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock by Mrs. William Bailey and Idas Alice Fargo in honor of Miss Struck, formerly of this city of Iowa City, and also for Mils Ethel ODonnell, who will leave I lioon for Los Angeles to make her was served ea tha Mr. and Mrs. George W. Chamber-lain- , formerly of Salt Lake and now of San Bernardino; Calif., left Tuesday for home, after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Elmo V. Smith, 476 Twelfth East street. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain were returning from a motor trip extending to Pittsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wolstenholme, Miss Lily Wolstenholme, Miss Ellen Newman and A. S. Winton will leave tomorrow on an automobile tour of Yellowstone. The party will drive first to Boise, where Mrs. Wolstenholme, who is visiting there, will join them. Miss Marie Fitzgerald has returned from Spokane, where she spent the last year, and is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fitzgerald, for the sum- mer. Mrs. Henry Cohn and Miss Beatrice Friedman have gone to Hailey, Idaho, for a visit. (bribe. the decorations were coral sweet I gradiolus, combined with Shista daisies. A silver basket of itirt peas was the centerpiece for the peas and tea' table. ifee hostesses were assisted in retiring the guests by their mother, lift. Sherman Fargo. Assisting in awing were Miss Mary OBrien, Miss JSeanor OBrien, Miss Edna Kuster, Miss Mary Leroux and Miss Irene Goody. Music was furnished by the orchestra. ne hundred and twenty-fiv- e guests "ns dafied. I v Mrs. James E. Jennings entertained luncheon at the Country club tt Tues-afternoo- n. One long luncheon ta- ble was decorated in sweet peas in a frtv 0f colors. Covers were laid tor twelve. Mrs. Ezra K. Baer has returned to her home in Denver after spending a few weeks in the city. A party of Salt Lake young ladies consisting of Misses Ruth Brrneau, Rhoda Isam, Mary ODonnell, Ruth Poynter, Katherine and Mary Ellen McDonald, Mildred Maupin, Lucile Jenkins and Dorothy Rippe and Evelyn Mano were the honor guests at a prettily arranged luncheon last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stringham, Miss Neva String-haacting as hostess. The table was beautifully decorated; a large basket of columbines formed the center piece, the table being spread with a Madeira luncheon set and hand painted china, the work of Miss Stringham. Covers were laid for sixteen. Bingham m 8t I The Oliver 0. Howard W. It. C. held . rcpm.ar utter-- n meeting at J11 H-' Wednesday oclock. Reports were the state convention and campfire luncheon. 2 rc-fro- m I Ville Raddon, Paul Caffey, Truman Ferry, Leo Telefsen, Clyde Gibbons, Raymond Hodgson, J. E. Ripinski and F. E. Deckman. Dancing, social converse and delicious refreshments furnished a delightful evening for the pleased participants. Park City Record. After the concert given by the pupils of St. Marys academy of Salt Lake City last Tuesday evening, Rev. Father OConnor entertained the following guests at a midnight luncheon: Misses Mary ODonnel; Ruth Poynter, Dorothy Rippe, Lucille Jenkins, Mildred Maupin, Isabelle Jenkins, Ruth Bruneau, Rhoda Isam, Katherine and Mary Ellen McDonald, all of Salt Lake City, Misses Dot and Neva Hyland, Zel-l- a Ward, Elain and Paula Horn, Mary Wade, Evelyn Mano, Josephine Berry and Katherin Creighton. Eureka Re- porter. At the Silver King mine last Fri- day night Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mathez entertained in honor of Miss Anna Dailey and her three Salt Lake friends, Miss Margaret Orem, Miss Ellen Schramm and Miss Jean Hansen. Besides the guests of honor those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Heitzman, Miss Mayme Witherow, Miss Louise Ridge, Messrs. Lawrence and blue, and red and white and blue candles on a birthday cake. Members of the Womens Auxiliary of the Typographical union were hostesses Monday evening at Liberty park at a basket luncheon. About eighty printers and pressmen and their wives and children enjoyed the outing. Mrs. R. F. Aveson, president of the auxiliary, and Mrs. F. Eugene Morris, secretary, assisted by Mrs. J. L. Bartlett and Mrs. J. E. Loveless, had charge of the arrangements. Prizes were awarded in the games and toy balloons were distributed to the children. The auxil- iary served ice cream and cake. Mrs. William Bailey and Miss Alyce Fargo entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon at the Belvedere apartments in honor of Miss Martha Struck of Iowa City and Miss Ethel ODonnell, who will leave soon for Los Angeles to make her home. Miss Libby Smith of Piedmont, Cal., a schoolmate of Miss Gertrude Rose, arrived Friday to be Miss Roses guest, will be extensively entertained during her visit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Meyers left Monday for San Francisco for a sev- eral weeks visit. Mrs. Ella A. Squires and Mrs. Ranch Miss Marian Nottage entertained at tea Friday afternoon at her home, 444 Ninth East street, in honor of Miss Virginia Woodruff and Miss Ruth Senior, who are at home from Stanford university to spend the summer, and also for Miss Evelyn Francis of Hollywood, Cal., a guest of Miss Woodruff. Miss Edith Busche, a July bride, was the guest of honor at a lawn party given Friday evening by the Young Ladies sodality of the Cathedral of the Madeleine at the home of Miss Margaret McDonough, 452 C street. Mrs. George A. Shepard entertained at bridge tea Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Margaret Waldo and Miss Eva Waldo of Clarksburg, W. Va., who are visiting Mrs. Thomas Ramage for the summer. . The women of St. Patricks parish will entertain at a lawn party Thurs-- . day evening at the home of Mrs. L. D. Geary, 271 West Fourth South street. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman has gone east for a visit. She will visit her father and sister in Leavenworth, Kan., and will later go to New York. Press-Bulleti- n. ( ?he marriage of Miss Edna Rich- daughter of Apostle and Mrs. jteprge F. Richards, and Charles T. orrey will take place July 27 in the La he temple. 7 Miss Katherine Sullivan will entertain at luncheon Tuesday at My Shop, in honor of Miss Evelyn Francis of Hollywood, Cal. Celebrating the third birthday anniversary of her daughter, Mary Fae, Mrs. F. M. Openshaw entertained at a little folks party Monday afternoon at her homo on West Fourth North street. A p.itriotic color scheme was car- ried out with sweet peas in red, white Kimball and small daughter have arrived from New York and will spend the summer with relatives in the city. Miss Nellie Carter has gone to New York to take a summer course at lumbia university. Co- Miss Irene Edmunds, Miss Leona Olsen and Miss Grace Olsen have gone to Yellowstone park. The Country club is proving popular for social entertaining during the heated term. Miss Jane Hampton en- tertained at luncheon at the club Monday. The decorations were Shasta daisies. Covers were laid for four teen. Mrs. Frank Fisher gave a luncheon at the club Monday with covers for seven. Mrs. James E. Jennings entertained Tuesday. Mrs. T. W. Naylor gave a luncheon Wednesday for fourteen and Mrs. George A. Steiner entertained the same day at luncheon for ten. Miss Merl MacKay and Miss Gwendolyn Edwards entertained at tea at My Shop, 309 East South Temple street Saturday afternoon at oclock in honor of Miss Beulah Peterson, a brido of July. 5 Mr. and Mrs. George II. Gannett left the latter part of last week for England, where they will visit relatives of Mrs. Gannett for an Indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ilulterstrom and baby, Bernhardina, of Los Angeles, Cal., are guests of Mr. Ilulterstroms parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hulter-stroat their home on West Second m, South streets - |