Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
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The week opened with a notably
pleasant function in the way OF the
breakfast given ON Monday at the Com
mercial club By members Of the lte-
viewers in honor of Mrs. C. c. Plum
mer the retiring president Of the club
The decorations were carnations IN
pink and dark red the club colors, ana
favors in hand-painted designs IN the
two colors were given each guest By
Mrs w. Il. Adams. Mrs, +. A. Vincent
was hostess and Mrs, Hal Brown
POSTMASTER, and preceding the break
fast Mrs. Brown sang several SELF
lions Mrs. h. O. Lee responded To
the first toast In complimentary
speech to the retiring president, who
responded, and introduced the new
president Mrs. c. u. Moore, who spoke
on Club Fraternity Mrs. Wightnan
responded to the toast THE Woman
Who Does" Mrs. Royle 20 'Bach
Numbers" Mrs. Wedgewood, THE Re
viewers" Mrs, Richards, Good Eel.
lowshlp" MIS-. Jones, THE BREAKFAST
Mrs. Adams, a humorous review OF the
work Of the club,
Mr., and Mrs. Hiskey gave a delight
full reception on Monday night IN non
or of Rev. and Mrs. h. H. Koepsel, who
leave shortly for Kansas TO make their
home. Mr., Koepsel has been pastor OF
the Illn church, and the affair was
given by the members. Atlarge NUM-
Der were present to enjoy the pleasant
affair.
Mrs. Hal w. Brown and Miss Drew
entertained at o deiightful reception
this afternoon al the home OF Mrs.
Brown The rooms were prettily dec
9rated, and the hostesses were assist
I'd by Il number OF their ntimatt
friends A large number called duriVs
The afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Dunhap was
hostess al pretty luncheon ON We'd
nesday in honor Of Mrs. ArthuY Shep-
herd The tables were beautifully dec
GRATED in red and green, thgse colors
being also carried out in tT refresh
ments The guests numbgred thirty
and were seated at seven fma'l tables.
Mrs, Il. o. Lee entertah the MEM
bers Of her Sunday schbol class at the
home of Mrs. w, A. Price on Thurs.
day night, the evening being most de-
lightfully spent.
On Wednesday night the members OF
the Twelfth infafry band gave an en-
joyable hop at Ne post
Mrs, f. N. Hess gave, d prettily ap.
pointed luncheon on Tuesday for her
mother Mre Shaw, who leaves In
short time/to make her home in the
east.
Mr. ava Mrs. ". c. Thomas enter
tanned ut dinner on Tuesday night IN
honor/of n and Mrs. Fred Harris
and(Mr. nd Mrs. G, G. Ferril Of Butte
Thy decorations We're In pink and white
AVID the others present were Mr. and
Mrs. j. Horrocks Of New York, Mr. and
(rs II. V, Croll and Miss Beatrice
/rhomas.
Miss Grace d. Davis entertained at
dinner on Monday night in honor OF
Dean Henry l.. SouthwiCk. at whose
college she was at one time a student,
Mr. and Mrs Charles S. wilkes en-
tertained at a Welsh rarebit supper on
Monday night.
Mrs. Jack Keogh on Tuesday gave a
luncheon at the knutsford In honor Of
Miss Katherine Leonard The table
vas laid In the private dining room and
was decorated with white carnations
and ferns. The place cards We're in
hand painted designs and the favors
silk American flags Besides Miss
Leonard the guests were Mrs Thomas
Kearns, Mrs Mccormick, MIS-, Bird,
Mrs William Manning O'BHgn, Mrs.
James Neilh Mrs Keryin, Mrs. Myers,