Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-27

/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. jennings enter
tained at dinner on Thursday night
their guests numbering SIX
Mrs. David B. Hampstead enter
tanned informally at luncheon yester-
day.
Mrs. spauldIng entertained the Plate
club this afternoon.
Miss Judith Evans entertained at
"ninch' yesterday at her home, num-
Der Of her friends spending an enjoy
able afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Young gives dinner at
her home this evening IN honor OF the
birthday anniversary OF her mother
Mrs. Henry Lawrence.
Mrs, John f. Hansen entertained the
J members OF the Sewing club today at
her home.
Miss Vera Lane entertained the
Kings Daughters yesterday at a pleas
ant Informal afternoon function
Little Eleanor Thomas celebrated
her birthday on Thursday In a novel
and charming way. the children OF the
| free kindergarten being Invited TO join
with her In a tea. The tables In the
room we're spread. and all enjoyed
repast, with games following, the al
fair being q distinct success.
About rs guests attended the card
party this week given In the new james
NJ. Mexican hall The hostesses were
Mrs. w. III. Jones. Mrs, l.. =. Deane,
Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Smeltzer Mrs. Coop
er, Mrs Gurnsey. Sixty-three was the
game played, and the prizes were won
by Mrs, Charles Van Alstine and Mrs,
II. II. Rea.
Mrs. J. C. Hooper entertained In
formally at luncheon yesterday at the
Commercial club.
Miss Olive Jennings was hostess at
an informal evening AFFAIR on Thurs
day night at the Fifth East hotel
Mrs, George W. Putnam entertained
the members Of the Third Street Card
club on Thursday.
Mrs. Il. V. silver entertained In
formally at KensIngton on Thursday
In honor OF Miss Buddemer, who Is
visiting Mrs. Oscar l.. Cox.
Miss Marks entertained informally at
luncheon at the Commercial club on
Monday.
The card party given by the Womans
Democratic club at the home OF Judge
and Mrs, somers on Monday night was
largely attended, and was In every way
successful.
Miss Grace Cannon entertained at a
pretty dinner party In honor OF her
brother Joseph j. Cannon on the even
ing OF Washington's birthday. Covers
ors were used effectively for decora-
ton.
Mrs. r. c. Smith and Miss Nell
Moorehouse were hostesses at dane
ing party on Monday night, the event
taking place at the home Of Mrs, Smith.
The rooms were decorated In patriotic
colors and emblems In honor OF the day,
and a most enjoyable time was spent,
Another dancing party which cele-
brated the national holiday was that
at which Miss Edith Hawkes. was host
ess, q number Of her friends being
present, and enjoying delightful eve
ming.
Mr.. A. j. Skidmore entertained the o
Temporal club al his home on Monday
night the decorations, scores and tai
lies carrying out the patriotic idea
Miss June Mcintyre was guest Of
honor at delightful Kenslngton on
Monday. given by Mrs. w. l.. Nichol.
The rooms were effectively decorated
In the weeks prevailing colors, and
large number OF the friends OF both
hostess and guest Of honor enjoyed the
affair,
Mrs. A. E. Walker entertained In
formally on Wednesday In honor OF
Miss Mcintyre. their intimate friends
enjoying a pleasant afternoon.
Mr. ID. NJ. Boyd gave an deliberately
appointed dinner at the Knutsford on
Monday, covers being laid for eight
Miss Rida Taylor gave an Informal
afternoon affair at her home on Wed.
nesday afternoon.
Or, and Mrs, T. A. Vincent enter
talned Informally at their home on
Wednesday night dinner being fol-
lowed BY a pleasant social evening,
Mrs. w. n. Fish, Jr,. was hostess at
an informal tea on Wednesday. anc a
feature Of the event was talk by Rev.
Fish on the topic, what We Can See
In Three Months In Europe
LIeuts, Heidi Harrell, Hardman and
Madison entertained at a delightfully."-
informal luncheon at the Country club
Monday, their guests being the Miss.
es Laura Sherman, McGrath, Helen
Gillespie, Marge Miller and Dorothy
Kinney.
The cadets OF the Westslde High
school Will give dancing party at the
armory on March H.
Invitations have been Issued by the
]. S. c, II, club for a dancing party at
the Ladies' Literary club on the eve
Ming Of Feb 90
Mrs II, NJ. Wells entertained az an
Informal Kensington on Tuesday, in