Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

and Mrs. Hyde Dale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Mr. and Mrs Ritter, Mrs.
Howat, Misses HoYat, Frances
Howat, Catherine Ctilmer, Florence
Stevenson, Trent, Hattie Jennings, and
Hemphill, Kremers, Sprague and Ar
thur Shepherd
The June meeting Of the Utah Wo-
mans Press club VIII take place at
the home Of Mrs. Lydia Alder. 1t will
be a Scotch evening, and the hostess,
Mrs. Alder will give a talk on her
trip TO Scotland, her daughter win re-
cite a Scotch poem, and Scotch refresh
ments will be served.
The closing exercises Of the Reapers'
club will be postponed until further no.
lice.
The marriage Of Mr. Alma G. Lam
bert, Of this city. and Miss Mollie A.
Woods Of Ogden, is announced to take
place In the Salt Lake Temple. Wednes-
day June g. The reception viii be held
IN Ogden at the brides home. Thurs
day June &C. Mr. Lambert is an enter
Ii AnAAAN NNhlAr nNNtiitNN llNl OF lllt
Lambert Paper company. and Miss
Woods Is the granddaughter Of Apos-
lie Farley p. Pratt and a daughter OF
Architect Francis Woods Of Ogden
The Autumn Leaf club was delight
July entertained by Miss Matte But
Ter Wednesday evening. Six games OF
progressive might've were played,
prizes being won by Miss Gertie Lien
hard and Mr. Roy Barratt, and the
consultations By Miss Alice Marks and
Mr.. Art Williams. Dainty refresh
ments were served, and the remainder
OF the evening was enjoyed In reading
the club paper and music The card
players were Mr.. and Mrs. win Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Dudley, Misses Gerlie
Williams, Anna Lerin Matte Butler,
Emma and Gertie Lienhard, Alice
Marks, Bird McCuue, Messrs. Henry
Welte, All CardWell, +. Silver, Roy
Barratt and Art Williams.
A jolly party gathered at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs ANDREW Parrett on
Wednesday evening and dispensing
with the Formally Of an invitation.
took forcable possession u their
premises. The guests were the active
and faithful members of the Twenty.
eventh ward choir and their visit 10
Mr. and Mrs Parrott was Intended 10
be In the nature of a surprise and
proved a genuine success Refresh
ments were served and delightful
time spent.
a pleasant event ~ the week was
The surprise party ON Tuesday al
which Mrs. Julia g. Howe was tho i'm.
promptu hostess about 20 of her friends
gathering at her home and spending
"a delightful afternoon The occasion
was Mrs. Howc's scventy-nlnth birth.
Jay anniversary, and she was thc reel
lient OF many hea iy congratulations
and good wishes The house was flied
with June roses and delicious refresh
ments were scryeL
Mr. ami Mrs. William Hornbcak are
thelr sister Miss Nell
Hornbeak OF Springfield. No. who exc
poets TO make them an extended visit.
Mrs. W. L. JAMES eater aimed az So
on Thursday la honor OF Miss Beryl
James The rooms were prettily decor
atcd with roses ana about 40 guests en-
loyed tho afternoon. The scorc-cards
We're etchings OF marine scenes and the
TALES were small shells.
Miss sallle Leonard. who has been
spending the past six months IA the
east mas returned
Mrs. A. j. Hosmer entertained at an
enjoyable "63'' party on Tuesday ar
ternoon. the prizes being won by Mrs.
Hyde Dale and Mrs g. l.. Rood. The
rooms were bright with a profuslon OF
roses and about 50 guests were present.
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick Is the guest OF
Miss Carrie Goliath at 25 Fifth East
street
Miss Jean Odell was hostess al a
pretty luncheon on Thursday. covers