Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06
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r,o largest function of the week was
49, card party given ON Tuesday night
nv Mrs, w. p. Lynn and MISS Vera
Iyynn IN honor Of their guest, Edward
ssau of Lake Forest university, WIN
SO MINI. College and athletic em-
T"ms abounded, the grounds and house
,alng decorated almost entirely with
Soiieee remnants, footballs, rackets,
s .ois mlts swords, etc The scores We're
,nandnainted scenes of sports. etc, and
,he counters were tiny footballs. The
,n,ests were the Misses Edith Crane,
Tgorence Jenkings, Louise Walden, Alta
powllns, Emery, Eva Thomas, Russell,
,gnes Patterson Jennie Lynn, Winnie
INN, Helen Boxrud, Dora Boxrud,
Morris, Fora shaw, Bess McMllllan'
Mildred Mcmillan, Alice Goodwin, Mrs,
n,atrIch Helen Bamberger, Susan Saw
year Annette Ferguson, B, officer,
Ircie Plnkerton, Allean Crlsmon
Carrie sappington, Elose Sadlcr, Stel-
Il MCINTYRE, Elizabeth Niles, Judith
Tyons Patterson. Mrs. Griffin, Ethel
Fsit La Chamberlain, Ray Bartch
Conner Mrs. WeIiterfeld Carter,
Nesdames George Walker Earl Dave
;or Athol Rawlins, Clarence Bamberg-
~ charles c, Scott lir. Murdoch Harold
T9ban. Paul Nelden q. Souls, Cowan
,ioc Thomas. Bransford, Wallace
nredemeyer McBrtne. w, Harris, Rob
Yong. Griffin, scott Lynn, A. $. Hen
stock Max Brown, Mark McChrystal
Harold Stephens, Frank Niles, Donald
Thompson. DevereauX Jennings, Ash
nv sherwln Davis, Harold Hebron,
Tarchild sherman, win Davis, Louis
Tarnsworth, W. Westerhed,
Among the prettiest events Of the
week was the luncheon given by Mrs
o. A. Kilnball In honor Of Mrs. Everett
buckingham, Mrs, Cleary and Miss
Dunster The decorations were chiefly
m sweet peas In rainbow colors, ana
inv fans were the tallies. Prizes were
won by Mrs. NJ. b. Whitney, Mrs, Me-
geath and Mrs, Charles Brink, The
hostess was assisted by the Misses
buckingham. Present besides the guest
If honor we're Mrs w. II. Alexander,
Mrs schultz. Mrs. Herman, Mrs. H. A.
Whitney. Mrs. M, y. Whitney, Mrs Il.
w whitney, Mrs. j. j. Judson, Mrs.
Jack Reeves, Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman Mrs.
James Ferguson, Mrs, David Keith,
Mrs. Sidney Evans, Mrs, j. II, Evans,
Mrs. william Bird Mrs. Il. d. Miller,
Mrs, A. c. Andrews Mrs, Davis, Mrs,
Mayers, Mrs. W. G. Bogue, Mrs. John
Human, Mrs, j $. Ferris, Mrs Murray
OF omaha, Mrs, Kelly of Omaha, and
Mrs, c. l.. Rood.
Amid the novel setting Of decorations
which prevailed for the party given by
Mrs. and Miss Lynn on Tuesday for
Mr. Edward Scott, Miss Vera Lynn en-
tortained a number Of her girl friends
an Thursday at IA second card party,
the scores and talies as before, being
ulctlres done i'm water color by herself.
Prizes were won by Miss Louise Cham
berlin and Miss Julia Cullen, and the
other guests were Miss Clista Mayne,
Miss Ida Hubbell, Miss Ida Legg, Miss
Rhea Rogers, Miss Nellie Lobeck, Miss
Elizabeth Weitz. Miss Florence Sears,
Miss Charlotte Kitchener. Miss Helen
Reedall. Miss Fannie Breeder, Miss
Julia Cullen, Miss May Brunton, Miss
Eleanor White. Miss Eleanor Engler,
Miss Beth Critchlow, Miss Lawrence,
Miss Grace Lawrence, Miss Jennie
Gray Miss Mildred OFT, Miss Edlth
Chapman, Miss Nora Sheckell, MISS
Olive Bartch, Miss Christy Johnson
Mrs. G. w, Putnam entertained In
formally at luncheon on Thursday IN
honor Of Mrs. r.. y, Sampson of Ne
braska, and Miss Waskey OF Kansas
City the decorations being In green ana
white, and covers being laid for eight
Mrs. Lindsay Rogers was hostess at
an exceedingly pretty luncheon on
Thursday, covers being laid for 10.
Present were Mrs. Hal Brown Mrs. w.
H. King, Mrs. A. ii. Tarbet, MIS- ~ a.
Wall, Mrs s. II, Pinkerton, Mrs M II.
Whitney, Mrs. Z. S. Keogh, Mrs. j. II.
McChrystal, Mrs. Hanson and MIS-
Rich,
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained in
formally at cards on Thursday morn
Ing
Col and Mrs. Lockwood entertained
delightfully."- at luncheon on Thursday
at the post in honor Of Gen. and Mrs
Chalfee and their son and daughter,
Mre L. c. Kelsey was hostess at an
Informal but delightful musical ON
Mondan night, numbers being rendered
by Mrs A. ID. Melvin Mrs A. q.
Andrews and members Of the Melvin
quartet, including Mrs Melvin, Mrs
Andrews, Mrs. Kelsey and Mrs. i. N
Cook.
Monday witnessed the tenth annlvtr-
sary OF the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. H.
II, Rich, and the date was celebrated
In a delightful evening party at their
home about 100 guests being present
The rooms were bright with llowerA
palms and vines, and the grounds OUT
side were brilliantly lit with electric
globes and coored lanterns. An or
chestra rendered enjoyable music dur
Ing the evening. Assisting IN enter
tanning were MIR. and Mrs, Drummer
Mrs. Tucker, Miss Grace Drummer ana
Miss Alice Foster
Miss Pearl swift gave a lake party
Thursday night in honor of Miss Marie
Parker Of Provo.
The members Of the p. G. X. society
made a party to the lake on Tuesday,
MT and Mrs. Junius Wells enter
tanned number Of friends at the lake
on Tuesday.
Mrs, Kate BrideWell Anderson will
gave an Informal musicale at her home
next Monday night.
The Messrs Pit2man OF st. Louis wa
are guests at the Salisbury home, we've
gwen delightful dancing party by
toelr hosts on Monday night. The
rooms were effectively decorated, and a
hon s..a on lou
affair,
Ihe Strollers' club will give circus
party In honor Of the president, Harry
A. ,Madsen, on the evening OF Aug. TO-
anu Il Is expected that the entire ~
,nembers viii be present They will
ieaYe for the show grounds at an early
Huur 30 they can enjoy all Of the
auusements connected with a circus.
After the performance an elaborate
SUPPER VIII be served at the Wilson