Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

IN req, Inc tdineS were pretty nBuIeh
In colors. Mrs. WIN Culmer won first
prize, Mrs. r. II. Thomas, the long
hand, and Mrs. L. A. Clayton, the con-
ISOLATION. About 40 guests were pres
ent.
Mrs T.. H. Parsons entertained a few
friends informally at luncheon nj the
Commercial club on Thursday In honor
of Miss Kirkpatrick.
one OF the pleasant events OF the
week was the party given last night
by the Thistle club az Harmonic hall,
a delightful program preceding the
dancing, and both being thoroughly en-
Joyed by those present
on Wednesday night the Blllee club
were guests OF Mr.. Lolselle at his
dancing hall. most enjoyable even
ing being spent. Among those present
were. The Misses Ethel Dean, Gene
va Felt, Mona Chaplin, Naoma Felt,
Parker. Clara Tate, Laura Penrose, AL
lie Farrell, Clara Smith, Eliza Birkin-
shaw. Mamie Morris Luella Paterson,
Myrtle Robertson and Dorothy Dwyer
Messrs. A, NJ, Fadds j. Burt, George
Butler, Arthur Bolton, Sam Ashby,
Win Bail Fred Chandler. Fred Braine.
Andrew Burt j. A. Cowan, Kelsey
Chatfeid, Alvin Beesley, Jay Johnson.
Don Clayton, Dennis Murphy, George
Webb, Clyde Simmons Reed, Wesley
Wilson and James Watson.
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Little Marion Risky was hostess at a
pretty ohidren's party today, a num-
Der OF her friends being present to en-
Joy the afternoon.
Misses Lucasta Rogers and Winfield
Morrison entertained at an Informal
reception and talk on physical culture
on Monday at the Kenyon.
Mrs. Thomas Kcarns win entertain at
luncheon on next Thursday.
Mrs. +. j Hill will be guest OF hon
or at tea to be given by Mrs. George
Brice next Wednesday.
The Fencibles gave delightful
dancing party at the Armory last
night, large number being present TO
enjoy the event,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N Williams enter
tained at a most enjoyable evening par
ty at their home on Thursday, a large
number Of their friends being present
at the pleasant affair, The rooms were
beautifully decorated with cosmos and
chrysanthemums, and an entertaining
feature of the evening was "A musical
guessing game, Miss Clare Dougall
playing number of old-time tunes,
and the guests giving their names on
slips of paper Or, Ezra Taylor and
Miss Sarah Smith won the prizes.
Mrs Minnie J. Snow and Miss Ma
belle Snow entertained at a linen show
er on Thursday In honor Of Miss Grace
Freeze, whose marriage takes place
next week. The rooms were prettily
decorated In yellow and white chrys-
anthemums, and drawing contest was
enjoyed In which Miss Rhea Freeze was
prize winner.
Mrs. c. II. Savage and Miss Ida
Savage were hostesses at Kenslngton
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Stella Salisbury entertained at n
delightful tea on Monday at the Coun-
try club In honor OF Miss Grace Jacobs.
her guests numbering about 10. The
decorations were in yellow, chrysanthe-
NUNS being the flowers. Tea and egg
nogg were served on the veranda by
Mrs. Rose and Miss Woodward. The
guests were Miss Jacobs, Miss Sher-
man, Miss Laura Sherman Miss Me-
Grath, Miss Addie Zane, Miss Geddes,
Miss Miller Miss Margie Miller, Miss
Esther Allen, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Samuel
C. Adams of Denver, Miss Kinney, Miss
Mary Kinney. Miss Helen Gillespie and
Miss Emily Read.
Among the notable affairs OF the
week were the family reunions of the
Wells and Burtons In commemoration
of the birthday anniversaries of Coun-
selor Robert T. Burton. and the late
Daniel II, Wells. Both events were
distinguished for the enjoyable pro-
grams and delightful social time,
Mrs. w. r. Warren entertained the
Third Street Card club at her home
this week.
The usual delightful hop took place
at the post on Wednesday,
Mrs. c. C. slade was hostess at
card party on Wednesday afternoon,
the entertainment being "63" The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
cosmos and chrysanthemums, and the
scores and tallies were done in water
colors. The prizes We're won by Mrs
H. II. Husbands, Mrs. Williams and
Miss Elizabeth o'Brien and about S5
guests enjoyed the afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. George f. Goodwin