Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
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Independonce day was suggested In
the decorations and other details OF the
pleasant luncheon given by Mrs, D. g.
Mcian on Thursday The AFFAIR being
In honor OF Miss Thompson Of Mil
waukee The centerpiece Of the table
was a drum, and tiny cannon were used
as fayors While flags, firecrackers ana
other patriotic cmblems were used In
the decorations. Present besides the
guest Of honor we're Mrs. Frank Hess of
ogden. Mrs Dora Snyder. Mrs. y. r.
Bauer. Mrs. w. w. Rivers. Miss Leta
Mcmillan, Miss Terrell Miss Mary Tai
bot and Miss Beeman.
The Misses Cosgrlff were hostessea
at Goa chlng party on Thursday, a
number OF their friends enjoying
ride IN the big drag utah" and after
ward supper at the Country
club Her guests were. Captain
and Mrs, John IL, woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bayly, Jrr
Miss sherman, Miss Laura sherman
Miss Salisbury, Miss Kinney, Miss Nc
Grath, Miss Emily Read, Miss Leta Me-
MILAN Miss Catherine Cannon, T Eds
Browne, George N. Lawrence, Lieut.
Sanders, Lieut.. Beebe, Lieut. Parker
James Salisbury, Walker Salisbury
Jack Royle Louis Mccormick and Har-
ny Roberts.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs Wind
sor Y. Rice entertained the ladies OF
St. Marks Guild at her home, the time
being delightfully."- spent, Wild flowers
were used almost exclusively In the
decorations, and rugs and drapes made
the veranda attractive. Members Of the
Guild assisted the hostess.
Miss Mary Edredge entertained at
delightful dancing party at her home ON
Thursday night In honor Of Mr. ana
Mrs Guy S. Eldredge OF New York.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
in flowers and vines, bachelor buttons
being used In the dancing rooms, mas
turtans In the music room and crimson
rambler roses I'm the dlnngroom. Tho
porch was draped and carpeted with
rugs and Navajo blankets, making a
cosy lounging place. An orchestra was
stationed In the hall and punch was
served upstairs. About rs guests were
present
Mrs. George Y. Wallace was hostess
at delightful afternoon party on
Thursday, the amusement being "bOO.'
The prevailing colOrs were those OF the
ST. Louis exposition. red blue aud yell
low carried out In flowers, ribbons and
favors, the effect being very pretty,
Following were the guests. Mrs NJ.
S. woodward Mrs. j ID. Thompson
Mrs Hardness, MrsGeorge Phelps Hol-
man, Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. llanauer
Mrs Edmund Wilkes, Mrs. George NJ
Downey. Mrs. Faber, Mrs, Pfoutz, Mrs.
George A. Black. Mrs, Alexander G.
Ewing, Mrs. windsor NJ, Rice Mrs. j,
s. Ferris. Mrs Hoyt sherman, Mrs. Q.
W. Powers, Mrs. Jordan of New York,
Mrs, Il. G. Weber Mrs. Hugh Ander-
son Mrs. Wilbur w Flagg Mrs. Hub
bard w. Reed, Mrs, II, y, Niles, MIS-
n. c. Bailey, Mrs W. s. Mccormick,
Miss Keogh, Mrs. Mary Judge, MIS-
Charles c. Goodwin, Mrs, George A.
Lowe.
Members Of the Pam Hellenic en-
Ioyed an outing at saltalr on Thurs
day,
Miss Jasmine Young and LeGrando
Young Jr., entertained Informally al
their home last night In honor OF MISS
lnez Trent.
Miss Catherine sanno entertained in
formally at luncheon at the Country
club on Tuesday
Mrs. ]. f. Evans entertained ~ de-
llghtfu afternoon party yesterday
on Monday night Miss Evoline Thorn,
AZ entertained at Conversation
marty I'm honor OF Miss May Billings,
Inc time being chiefly spent on the
lawn. Subjects for talk wcre written
ON slips OF paper, and each gentleman
chose his partner for a chat ON the
subiect drawn Music was enjoyed lat
err i'm the house, and pleasant uiae
snent. Flowers, rugs and drap.s made
the rooms attractive and punch WAS
served outside during the evening as
slsting Miss Thomas IN entertaining
her guests were Mrs. Elhridge Thomas,
Mrs. Lewis Evans. Miss RUBY LAM
bourne and Miss Catherine Adams
Nt,sa catherine Geddcs entertained in
formally at the Country club ON Mon
day,
Mrs. Howard S. stowe entertained at
patriotic party ON Tuesday. every
possible detail being carried out IN the
national embems Large tlags drhpeu
corners and arches, and smaller ones
were used I'm many ways while faNors
the refreshments were IN the req, Wnlte
and blue, An entertaining feature OF
the after noon was character contest,
each guest representing some wen
known parsonage I'm fiction. The prize,
a silk flag was won by Mrs, Frank
Gustln, About 25 guests were present
Mrs Josph Rawlins entertained the
Social Sixteen club az a pleasant
lake party on Tuesday.
Mrs w. 8. Mccormick entertained a
few friends informally at tea on Tues.
day,
The Misses Holt were hostessses M a
pleasant evening party on Monday,
their guests being the members NJ the
J. s. O, n. club The rooms were pref
lily decorated and a series OF guessing
contests were enjoyed, the prizes being
won by Miss Nan Short and Miss Helen
Hahn,
Miss Ethel Harris of 81, Louis was
guest Of honor at the Bailey home on