Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05
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turn Tomorrow from California
Mrs. charles Post and her mother,
| Mrs Bailey, win entertain at carns
next Wednesday aftegneom
Tho Misses Bubb received lnformahys
| Thursday afternoon at the h9I'e Va
Colonel pubb at Fort DouS'a''
Mrs. Edwin p. Holmes resumed her
Frldayr at home yesterday ana VIII pe
alad 10 receive her friends between inc
hourr Of . and 0 IN the afternoon
Mr., aud Mrs. George u. Edwards are
now at home to their friends AZ w east
Second South street
The ] Js met with MISS owe Nush-
ing AT her home on Eighth East hIre4'
last evening,
The Billie club VIII give the third OF
its series OF dancing parties at Lur's-
tensenB on Friday evening, Dec d.
Mrs. Elbr!dge Thomas and Mrs. &, H.
Griffin, who have been visiting III ran
sas, have returned.
on Thursday evening last { number
OF friends OF Frank J. ,. Fowler 'a.Ieu
at his home at 800 North Second west
and very agreeably surprised nun, tue
occasion being his eighteenth birthday.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Thomas S Fowler and Miss Isabel
Fowler The evening was enJoyably
spent I'm singing and dancing Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas -
Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowies,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler Mr., and Mrs, y.
s. Fowler. Mr.. james u, Fowler. MT.
and Mrs Ionkus. Mr.. and MIS-. Lee
Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Bell
Mrs. Jensen Mrs Price Mr., Henry
Mexican. and Misses Isabel FoW.er.
Kate HAYES Rose jenkins. Maud
Franc. Margaret Burrldge Maud Jtn-
sen. Lilly Price and Maggie Evans
Messrs. Frank Fowler. J. $. Fowler
Jack NJ Fowler, Joseph Fowler Willie
Fowler Jack H. Marshal, Arthur
Hayes. Fred smith, WIN clayton.
Laurie Pratt Ralph sanders. Pete
Morris JOS Fasetto, Thomas MtNc1n,
While Mexican, Harold Craig, Don
Lochre and Ray Booth
The largest event Of the week was
the tea given by Mrs J. q. Cosstiu on
Wednesday al her home Toe rooms
We're beautifully decorated. The draw
ing room IN white and green the music
room lu pink. the library iu yellow ana
the dining room in red. The hall "5s
entirely Nm green. tan palms and pl1 ts
with ferns making pretty picture.
White chrysanthemJms and carnations
were used with the greens m the draw
ing room. and pink carnations Ameri-
can Beauty roses yellow yhTys2nihe-
NUNS and ieathary plumOsa we've used
m carrying out the idea in the other
rooms Miss Cosgrid assisted the hos
tesses lu receiving. and others who ass
sisted IN entertaining We're MIS-. J. ar
sal. Miss HALEY. Mrs Thomas kearns,
Mrs n. G. Mcmillan, and the Misses
MrAnNan. Layelle and Hall 4 strong
orchestra stationed behind bank Of
palms and ferns iu the hall rendered
delightful music during the afternoon.
About l00 guests called during the
hours. which were from TO 6.
Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert viii give a
tea next Thursday In honor of Miss
BerkhoeL
Mrs. W. II. King received Informally
on Tuesday afternoon and was assist
ed by Miss Arvilla clark.
Mrs. u. r. Gray received her friends
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Lamb gave a
theater party on Tuesday night ana ar
telward entertained at a Dutch supper
Mrs. Bubb OF Fort Douglas enter
talned Informally at cards on Wednes-
day.
Or. and Mrs. George r. Oder enter
tainad DELIGHTFULLY."- nj dinner ON Tues
day evening