Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
SOCIAL AND
SOSAL.

Mrs A. T.. Walker entertained at
delightful informal affair last night In
honor Of Mrs, Asenoth Adams,the even
ing being spent with music and old
time "reminiscences. The rooms We're
prettlly decorated and delicious refresh
ments were served after an impromptn
musical program, given by Mrs Marian
DinWoodey. Spencer Clawson, Jr, Mr..
George Lawrence and Messrs, George ID.
PIPER IT, @, Whitney and j. ID, Spen-
GER The guests besides Mrs. Adams
were Coy. and Mrs Wells, MI and Mrs.
Percy Sadler, Mr., and Mrs II, @, Whit
ney, Mr. and Mrs. John d. Spencer, Mr.
ana Mrs. George -. Pyper, Mr. and
Mrs II NJ. DnWoOdcy, Mrs Nettie
Easton and Mr. George Lawrence
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Toxic itself could hardly have fur
nished a more typical scene than at the
Japanese tea given at the home OF Mrs.
Charles G.. Plummer yesterday IN honor
OF Miss Florence Robinson. Nearly all
the furniture was removed from the
rooms, leaving only cushions, great Jap
anese vases and umbrellas supplement
ed with smaller ones, and with Jap
anese lanterns kites fans, pictures and
nupberless other national bric-a-brac
oriental rugs, screens and portleres
making the picture complete. On a
stool stood a japanese god bearing a
vase Of cherry blossoms. and near this
sat the guest Of honor in state, receiv-
ing the obeleance OF the other guests,
joss sticks were kept burning during
the afternoon. Tea and other Japanese
dainties were served, the hostess being
assisted by beyy Of young girls In
! Japanese costume The affair was
most unique and altogether charming.
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Foulger announces
| the engagement Of their daughter Belle
TO j. A. Francis, the marriage to take
| place June Z.
Mrs. WIN Ritter and Miss Ida Savage
have returned from New York,
Mr.. and Mrs A S. Barnes entertained
| the members OF the B, b. club at a de-
| lphtful party at their home last night,
| the time being spent with games, music
Rotations and dancing, and about i6
| guests We're present 20 enjoy the pleas
ant affair. The rooms were effectively
decorated In red, white and blue.
White and green, the chosen colors Of
| the Woman's club, were carried out In
| the pretty decorations yesterday I'm the
| luncheon given by that society AT the
| Commercial club. Place cards done In
| green were used. Mrs. r. N, Piper
! acted as toastmlstress and toasts were
| given as follows: Mrs, Piper, Look
| ing Forward" Mrs. G, S. Kinney
Woman" Miss Fannie Buckbee, "Our
| President" Mrs, Howard 3. stowe
"Our one Charter Member Mrs, A. j
! Johnson, Looking Forward" Mrs. Al
| len T. Sanford, "Our Honorary Mem
Der. Miss Monroe Besides the clut
members there were present as guests
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett, Mrs. Charles
! u. Moore. Mrs Dole, Mrs. Walter Scott
Mrs. w. T.. Minor, Mrs. Powers, Mrs
Mudgett and Miss Monroe
Tomorrow night Mrs II. NJ. Din
woodey win entertain informally fol
Mrs Asenath Adams,
The high school class Of 'Oi wcr,
guests Of honor last night at dancini
party given by the juniors at Chrlsten
sen's. The hall was effectively decorat
ed I'm the school and class colors ang
the affair was in an ways successful
The committee In charge consisted o
Edith sutherland, Edith Chapman an'
Lloyd Brooks,
The G. G. G. held its last card-partl
of the season at the home Of Mr. an'
Mrs. Oscar Van Colt I'm Farmers ware
last evening. The club was organized
early last winter and has given serie
VI parties. SO being the popular game
The club viii not disband but durlnl
the summer will take trips to the varl
Gus canyons and resorts for am occa
sional outing
A very enjoyable party was given b
Mrs. Julia II. Allen on Wednesday al
ternoon instrumental selections Wel
rendered by Miss Tcssa Smith and Mr..
May Sneu and vocal seletN ms by Mr.
Clara Hanson Sims Mrs moore, Mr.
poulton aud Miss Hazel Shocbridge.