Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

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| Graham, Paul Pickering, Jeddie Pratt
| Frank and Grant Stringham.
MIR and Mrs. Theodore Toblason, Of
! Forest Dale, entertained their relatives
| and friends last Tuesday evening at
| their home, The time was spent ~
| playing games aud In renewing old ac-
| quaintanceship, Light refreshments
| were served and about 80 sat down to
| the tables Those present were Mr.
! and Mrs. Thomas Gerard, Mr. and Mrs
| II. ]. Smith. ST.. Mr.. and Mrs, Hyrum
| Case. Mr. and Mrs. t. NJ. COombs, Mr.
ana Mrs. T. "A. Woo,ey, Mr., and Mrs
4. II. WOolley Mrs. Ida WoOlley
| Shirley Woolley, Linda Wooley. win
| Wuolley. Ellie Webb, Mrs. NJ. W. Pratt
Airs Andrew swenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Swenson, Mrs. Jennie Brown,
Mrs $. A. Woolley Mrs. Melvin MI
and Airs. j. H. Dunbar, Beulah Wool.
ley Katie Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
j. Bywater. MIR. and Mrs w. N. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Smith, Jr., Miss
Hannah Greise.
Miss Ida Savage was hostess at de-
lightful evening party on Monday
night. the amusement being ping-pong.
The rooms were prettly decorated and
the following guests enjoyed the even
ing. Misses La Won PIERCE, Virginia
Houtz. Phebe Houtz and Pearl Peirce
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Garnett, Savage and Capt. Cleary
A pleasant event Of Wednesday was
the reception given by Mrs. NJ NJ John
son and Mrs. Harry S. knight In honor
Of Miss McCaa OF Philadelphia the
guest OF Miss Knight. The event took
place at the home of Mrs Johnson. the
rooms being beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The parlors and dining
room were darkened and prettlly shad-
ed lights used, white and green being
the predominating colors in the par
lors and pink and white In the dining
room. The table In the latter room
was strewn with asparagus plumes and
III with pink candles I'm tall candele-
bra. Asters in pink and white complet-
ed the effective decorations. The host
ess and guest Of honor were assisted In
receiving by Mrs. Thorne and Mrs, 0w-
en-. Mrs I'd Parsons presided In the
dining room assisted by Miss Paul and
Miss Thorne, and Miss Preston served
punch In the library. A large number
were present during the afternoon.
A pretty event of the week was the
card party given on Thursday by Mrs.
w. l.. Green in honor Of Mrs w. w.
Carr of Topeka, Kas, and Mrs, X. Il. |
Dickinson of Denver The rooms were
adorned with sweet peas, ferns and |
smilax, and about 80 guests were pres |
emit Prizes were won by Mrs JOY |
johnson. Mrs. l.. c, Miller and Mrs.
win Lynch.
The marriage of Miss Maud S. Crock |
er and Edwin Ellsworth Hawiey was
solcmnzed al the home Of the brides |
parents on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. The ceremony was performed |
by the Rev Frank Barnett After the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley left for |
Iowa, where they will spend their hon
eymoon visiting with Mr.. Hawleys |
parents.
A party Of young people went to
Mountain Dell in Parley's canyon, on |
Thursday night, and will spend a few
days there. Among them are Misses
Sarah Williams, Emily ana Helen |
Whitney, Bessie Felt, Gwen KnowltN |
Teresa Taylor and Lottie Davis.
A lake party OF Thursday was made
up OF the Following young people. Miss
Lulu Gates, Miss Hazel Beattie, Miss
Edna Harker, Miss Tessie Williams,
Miss Claire Dougall, Mr.. sgd Sayile,
Mr.. WIN James Mr. Bolton, Mr.. Thorn
as
Miss Floy Smith Of Chicago will ar
rive shortly to be the guest Of Mrs
J. ID, Spencer for several days.
The Poets Round Table will meet
with Mrs. Stanley Clawson on Monday,
the chairman being Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings and the poet Of the day Thomas
Moore, To typify the nationality Of
the poet the decorations will be In
green and the shamroci will be a con-
splcuous emblem Of the occasion.
Mrs. w. c. Jennings entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Miss
Florence Jennings who leaves shortly |
TO enter Wellesley college The decor
atlons We're IN yellow and covers were
laid for six Present were Miss Jen-
nings Mrs. John Marshall, Miss Yard
ley Miss Bessie Chandler Miss Ger
trude Marvin. Miss Mary sharp.
The Daughters OF the Pioneers will |
meet on Monday. the 25th, at the Bee
Hive House.
Miss Smith of Denver, who has been |
the guest OF Miss Emma Madison for
the past two weeks. left today for her
home,
Mrs. Lemay Of Fort Douglas was
hostess at a luncheon party on We'd
nesday IN honor of her guest, Miss
Mary Copley,
Mrs, w. II. King entertained infor-
maly at luncheon on Wednesday In
honor OF Mrs. Sam Schwab Of Provo.
on Wednesday afternoon Miss Lena