Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

Langenbacker, Mr. and Mrs. c, +. Pat
terson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Carney, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. A. Brain, Mr.. and Mrs John H.
Hessler, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Oblad, MI
and Mrs. John Arnup, Mr., and Mrs
Phil shoner Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Oblad'
Misses e. L. Pascoe, Lizzie Oblad
Mesrs w c. shoup Arthur Barber,
Alex oblad and otto oblad'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyd enter
tain at dinner this evening, their
guests being Mr., and Mrs, Evans, Mrs
Bransford and Harold Lamb. The table
decorations will be in green and white
Mrs. Rodney T. Badger and Mrs.
Jesse Badger gave china shower par
~ this afternoon at the home OF the
former in honor OF Miss Lucille Badger,
whose marriage takes place next We'd
nesday. The rooms were decorated IN
vioets and about 20 guests enjoyed the
afternoon.
Mr.. Roy Daynes gave a dinner at the
Commercial club on Tuesday night IN
honor o. Miss Lucille Taylor and Mr.
r. r. Romney, whose wedding took
place this week.
Miss Margie Ellerbeck entertained ut
cup and saucer shower party on
Tuesday afternoon In honor OF Miss
Taylor, a delightful time being spent
by those present
Mrs. c. Ira futile gave an informal
luncheon yesterday In her new home
The sophomore class OF the university
gave a pleasant dancing party In the
museum last night.
Miss Mamie Sharp entertained the
members Of the Card club at her home
on Thursday night,
Mrs. II c. Brownlee viii entertain
the Card club at its next meeting,
Mr.. and Mars. Joshua Mdgley gave
party for the children OF The family on
Thursday in honor oftheir golden we'd
ding anniversary which was attained
the day previous,
Miss Beatrice Wilkinson was hostess
at delightful KensingtOn on Monday,
a "buttonh0le contest" being an enjoy
able feature Of the afternoon Each
guest had TO mark on her work the
price she would be willing to pay for
1t, and was given poker chips TO the
value marked, which afterward went to
pay for the refreshments which were
served The idea was unique and was
much enjoyed.
Mrs. Alfred N. Cherry entertained the
Third street card club this week.
Miss Goddard was the guest Of Mrs.
Victor Huntzicker this week,
Mrs. Wilhart pleasantly entertained
the members Of the Mexican Woman's
Relief club on Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. w. s. Patterson entertained the
Relief corps at her home this
week,
Mrs. Kate Brldewell Anderson enter
tained at an informal musicale at her
home on Monday night.
W, w. Walton OF Kansas City gave
an elaborate dinner at the Kenyon on
Wednesday evening, the private dining
room being used. The table was ef-
fectlVely decorated with carnations and
plumosa, and the following guests en-
joyed the affair: Messrs NJ. w. Y. Win
ans, II. 3. McNair D, b. Mudgett, j.
A. Cederland, w. w. Cluff, Jr, Joseph
Hyde l.. d. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Burton entertain
ed Miss Nance O'Neil az dinner at their
home last night, previous TO the per-
Torrance Of 1.-THE Jewess."
A Hard Times" social will be given
next Wednesday night at the hall FORM
merry occupied by Beardsley's Tavern,
by the young ladies' Of the Unitarian
church. There will be old fashioned
games. and genuine good time is as
sured.
Mrs George Taysum entertained at
delightful luncheon in honor Of Miss
Ethel Ferguson on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Cannon gave
a German evening" at their home in
Forest Dale on Tuesday, in honor of
returned German missionaries, the
time being enjoyably spent with music
Rotations and games, a number of