Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13

The fall weddings have begun the
past two weeks having witnessed a nd
eral installment and the rest OF sep
TENDER and the coming month promls-
es as many more Card parties, Ken
singtons and luncheons have contrib
uted TO the weeks social record ana
large numbers Of these also are prom
Used for next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Keith entertained at a
delightful reception last night In h0nOr
of Mrs. Kelth's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Blyth % Evanston, Wy0. The
rooms were pretOly decorated, the par
lor with American Beauty roses, ana
the dining room in yellow and white
asters. Mrs. s. 4. Adams Of Denver ana
Mrs, j. T. White presided In the dining
room, assisted by Miss NELL, Miss
Laura Sherman and Miss Creary, and
Mrs, McCutcheon and Miss Leta Me-
MILAN served punch. An orchestra,
stationed upstairs, rendered musical Sc
lections during the evening. A large
number were present to enjoy the event
Miss Flornce Grant entertained at a
poster party this Afternoon in honor OF
Miss June Bintz. each guest bringing
a picture for the guest Of honor, and
the pretiest one taking the prize. The
house was prettily decorated, and about
IL were present to enjoy the afternoon
The guests were: Misses Bintz, Jean
Odell, Mercy Berkely, Margeret Don
nelan, Neil Cullen. Della Richards, Ivy
Dix, Edith Hobbs, Laura Bird, Laura
Snow, Phoebe Hardin. Ethel Rogers.
Tonight Miss Della Richards will en-
tertain at proposal and CONVERSE
ton" party for Miss BlntS, the unique
idea being TO award a prize TO the lady
who can talk best upon the subject de-
signated on her place card, and one to
the gentleman making proposal OF
marriage In the most approved style.
The numbers upon the cards VIII des-
ignate the place and PARTNER to whom
each Will pour out NJ and his effu-
sions The invited guests are. Miss
Blntz, Miss Berkely, Miss Donnelan,
Miss Cullen, Miss Rogers, Miss Grant,
Messrs. Alex. Thomas. Harry Bird,
Harry Moore, VIII Davis, Harold Bird,
Earl Bradburn, Leroy Bourne.
Miss G., Hartley was hostess at q re-
ceptlon on Thursday afternoon given In
honoc of Mrs. James NJ. John of Trlnl-
dad. Miss Louise Bascom and Miss
Helen keysor assisted In the dining
room, Mrs. c. s. Richardson and Mrs
W. NJ, Bradley served punch and little
Margaret Walker and Helen Hartley
acted as ushers Yellow prevailed In
the decorations with sunilowers and
nasturtians used In artistic effect,
while the rooms were darkened and the
chandeliers shaded In yellow and can
delabra with yellow tapers and shades
were on the table and mantel effective
ly carrying out the idea. The center
piece on the dining room table was
large bowl of nasturtians placed on a
large clcular mirror About 60 guests
were present 70 enjoy the pleasant at
fair.
Mrs. Walter J. Beatie aud Mrs. c. $.
Burton entertained at luncheon today
In honor of Mrs. Nettie Y..Easton, who
Is here from New York visiting with
relatives. The table was decorated In
pink and white and the guests and
hostesses comprised a party who spent
some pleasant social hours together In
New, York during the past season.
Present besides the guest OF honor
were: Mrs. T.. b. Wells. Mrs, Susa Y.
Gates, Mrs. w II. Dougall. Mrs. John
Groesbeck, Mrs. Vivien Mcclure. Miss
Florence Groesbeck and Hazel Beatie.
Miss WINNER and Miss Lyle WINNER
entertained a few friends In honor Of
Miss Belle Weller on Wednesday az err
noon. The guests We're hidden TO come
to Guess What" party and TO bring
their thimbles. Upon arriving they
were ushered into the library, whore.
amid much merriment. a dainty quilt
was soon tied with baby ribbon. Each
guest then embroidered her name upon
II and 1t was presented to the bride
elect.
In the dining room where delicious
luncheon was served. the color scheme
was red and white and II was prctjily
carried out In the decorations. place
cards and menu. The guests were: