Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
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Mrs. f. S. Richards entertained at a
delightful luncheon on Thursday III
honor of Mrs w. HI. Dickson ana MISS
Dickson, ten Others being present pe-
sides the guests OF honor. Inc tanle
was prettily decorated with daHoulls
the flowers forming a cenlerpleoe anu
being strewn over the table IN loose
sprays. Those present were Mrs. DICK
son, Miss Dickson Mrs heDer w.
Wells, Mrs. G. 5, Varian Mrs. A. ~
Ewing, Mrs, W. II. King mrs Wetzel,
Mrs. II. M. Dinwoodey MIS- -, o.
Ferry, Mrs j 7. Richards, Mrs W.
Montague Ferry and Miss Young
Miss Jane Fitzpatrick was impromptu
hostess at pleasant surprise party on
Monday night. the time being dehght-
fully spent with music and games ailer
which a delicious supper was served
Those present were the Misses Mauue
Ward, Laura Parry Emma Johnseh'
Nettie Winward. Ella Miller May ROD
inson, Messrs, VIII Scott, Willard key-
nolds. Eugene Winward VIII knowl-
den, Ceyil Harvey and Hans Miller
Mrs. j. s. Gard entertained delight
fully at luncheon yesterday
Mrs. Sarah Bransford was hostess at
n luncheon on Thursday pink ana red
being effectively used In the decora-
tions, and as favors, and the place
cards having the same design the
guests were Mrs HeffrOn Mrs. Dale
Mrs. W. l.. Green, Mrs. Charles Boyd
Mrs. Putnam, Mrs, Benedict, Mrs
Lewis Evans, Mrs. Harvey and Mrs.
Barthel.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. Whitney enter
Nained at dinner on Thursday evening,
covers being laid for u. The table was
prettily decorated with daffodlls ana
the same flowers In watercolors graced
the place cards.
An informal dinner was given on
Thursday night at the parlors OF the
First Presbyterian church. the hos
tesses being the members Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the church, and the
guests of honor their husbands.
Mrs. II. @, Whitney entertained at
"
Mrs. Frank Jennings,
On Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Burton gave a box party at the thea
Ter In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jennings their other guests being Mr.
and Mrs. II. G., Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Jennings were
af al IA hgs ufN ~ ha
theater on Thursday night given by
Ferry We're also OF the party
Miss Joy Webster Of Lincoln Neb, Is
visiting Mrs. George Dern
Mrs George Sutherland and daughter
Edith have returned and are NJ home
for thc present az the Kenyon After the
9TH Of April they will be located at 527
east First South street
one Of the pretty affairs Of the week
was the luncheon given by Mrs G. NJ.
Bel on "wednesday, her guests num-
bering fourteen The table was decor
ated with violets artlstlcSlly arranged,
and the violet tint prevailed through
out The guests were: Mrs Heffron
Mrs Frank Hobbs Mrs. G.. Ira futile,
Mrs. j. W Langley, Mrs. J r. Clasbey
Mrs. Gussie Nane Mrs j. H. Beifus,
Mrs. =. w. Whitney Mrs Heber Lee
Mrs NJ. b Whitney Ms j. G.. Hooper
Mrs. + NJ Miller Mrs George Forres-
ter Mrs w t. Green
Another charming luncheon OF the
same day was that given by Mrs. q. l..
Pearsall covers being laid for six. The
table was effectively adorned with
marguerites and the following guests
enjoyed the pleasant affair. Mrs Morris
ana Miss Morris Of Montana Mrs Sur-
gis from Fort Douglas Mrs. G.. Is.
Fischer and Mrs Louise Smedley
Smith
Lieut. Farrar entertained 80 a Welch
inrebit supper at his quarters az the
Fort on Tuesday night
The Billie club gave another Of ne
delightful dancing parties last night
aud with the usual suOess, the entire
AFFAIR being most ENJOYABLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. McCuue. Jr.. en-
tertained informally at dinner on Mon
day. for Mr. and Mrs Fisher Eldrdge
and Mrs Bert Shaw Of Boston. The
table was prettily decorated with
spring flowers.
A number Of parties are formed foy
the Theater next Tuesday night when
Mrs. Charles Rhoades W Chicago viii
give her famous lecture on Wagner
and the Bayreuth Festival" Mrs
Rhoades ability has placed her nam,
among the noted women lecturers of th,
country, and great audiences have De.
ened 10 her IN all places where she ha,
appeared.
Miss Irene Dickson was hostess at d
delightful dinner on Wednes lay even.
Ing her guests being Miss Creary. Capt
Creay, and Mr Schuder. The table
was laid In the red ordinary and ned
and purple prevailed in the decorations
carnations and yiolets being used. AZ
terward the party occupied a stall a
the Theater.
Mrs. c. D. Rooklidge entertained In
formally at her home yesterday.
Mrs David Gurnseg was hostess n
pretty luncheon on Tuesday. the earl!
spring flowers being used In the dec
orntions with charming effect. Daffodils
marguerites. hyacin,hs and forget-me
nots Were chosen. the place cards beinl
done In designs OF margueriteN Tn
guests were Mrs Farrell. Mrs Melton
Mrs McCargar Mrs. W. n. JONES Mrs
Charles Read, Mrs. Gaby, Mrs. william