Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-09
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The tea given by Mrs Thomas
Kearns this afternoon in honor Of Miss
Leonard was the largest and most elab-
crate event OF the week, Three hum
bred invitations were issued, and nearly
all that number were present during
the afternoon. The rooms were beauti'
fully decorated in white and green,
roses being used IN the diningroom,
white etoeks In the library, and car
nations In the drawIngrooms, while the
hall was done IN white lilacs, the green
OF palms. ferns and smllax mingling
throughout. The hostess was assisted In
receiving by Miss Leonard Mrs. Perry
Heath and Mrs Jacob Bamberger In
the diningroom Mrs. William O'Brien
Mrs. Westcott and Miss Mary Kinney
served refreshments, and Miss Dorothy
Kinney and Miss Mcmillan presided
at the punch table a string orches-
ira was stationed on the second bal
cony upstairs, and furnished delightful
music during the afternoon
Mrs, sturgis was hostess at the
Country club today and for the follow
ing two Saturdays In the month Mrs.
Fabian and Mrs A. II, S. Bird will
act respectively as hostesses,
Mrs. Charles G. Plummer entertained
at a second enjoyable function on
Thursday given In honor OF Mrs. Horne
NJ Colorado Springs, the mother Of
drs. c. Il, Richards The table was
prettlly decorated with white lilacs and
apple blossoms, and covers were laid
for 10. Present besides the guest Of
honor were; Mrs. Chisholm. Mrs.
Royle, Mrs Kimball, Mrs, Eddy. Mrs.
Vincent, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Elliott,
Mrs Bransford and Mrs. Baumgarten,
Mrs. Mabel Mcclure was hostess al
luncheon at the Country club on Thurs
day given in honor Of Mrs. T. A, Bald
win, Jr. White and purple lilies adorn-
ed the table and present We're Mrs.
Baldwin, Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs Robert
Glendinnlng, Mrs. Robert Harkness
Mrs. X. H. Claiming. Mrs David s.
Murray, Mrs Walter G. Filler, Miss
Woodward, Miss Mason, Miss Noble and
Miss Burke.
On Wednesday Mrs f. n. Hobbs was
hostess al a pretty luncheon, about 25
guests being present There were six
tables. each decorated with pink roses
and pink and white carnations with
pink shaded candelabra. The following
guests were present. Mrs, Charles
Brink. Mrs, Germane. Mrs Thayer,
Mrs. Ross, Mrs Spencer and Miss Ross
OF Denver Mrs George Forester, Mrs.
G. L. Backer OF ogden. Mrs +, NJ MIL
Ter, Mrs, Clasby Mrs. G. NJ Bell, Mrs.
M. b Whitney. Mrs Langley Mrs.
Rartlng Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. futile,
Mrs. Heftron, Mrs. Fred Hale Mrs.
Daugherty Mrs. Beltus, Mrs. w, II.
Dale, Miss Ireland and Miss Hobbs.
At the hop given al the post last night
Mrs Forman and Mrs Smith were
hostesses.
Mrs. Arthur Bird entertained az a de.
llghtful luncheon on Thursday In honor
OF Mrs T. A. Baldwin, Jr. The decora-
lions were In pink and green, In France |
roses being effectively used with ferns. |
Present sides Mrs Baldwin were Mrs !
Charles Post Mrs. Smedley- Smith |
Mrs. Robert r. Hardness, Mrs. David |
s Murray Mrs Claiming Miss Burke
and the Misses Noble
The Ladies' Literary clubhouse was |
the scene OF delightful dancing party !
on Thursday night he AFFAIR being I'M |
der the AUSPICES ofthe Knights Of Co.
lumbus A large number were nresent |
TO enjoy the event The committee on |
arrangements included NJ. j. Mea- |