Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
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night was the largest and there have
been few smaller AFFAIRS TO cnIiyen
the week
The chief feature OF the University
club dance was the coiilliou the unique
figure and tayoIs making % @ very
Mclean. Hugh S3ttcrlcc. Miss Laura
Mclean Hugh Sattcrlee. Miss AiIecn
Sherman ana Lieut. Berry and others
who participated were Mn and Mrs.
Joseph 70. Game Mr. and Mrs Henry
l.. Miller MI. and MIS- Robert II ON.
Ger. Mr.. and Mrs William H. Cunning
ham, Mrs Harris H. Masters Mrs.
Russell @. Schuldcr. Miss ElOisc Sher-
man. Miss McLouth Miss Lane Miss
Margaret Miller Miss Helen Gillespie,
Miss Emily Read Miss stella sails
bury. Miss Leta Mcmillan. Miss Ana
Miller Miss Gertrude McGrath Miss
Jasmine Young Miss Elizabeth Ofilcer
Miss Dorothy Kinney Miss Beatrice
Cheosman. Miss Katherine Geddcs.
George Ritter George Smith, Jay r..
Gibson, Walker salisbury James Sails.
bury, Harold pitzman Maurice PITT
man, Jerry Newman, George Topliit
owen Gray. Frederick Lyon, Gordon
Iutchins Lieut. Parker, Lieut. SAM
dcrs. W. T.. Field w. s. Hall. Yale
Horny. Harry AtMson, James Hoglc
Clarence A. Gaines, Leo Chandler
on Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Castleton entertained at dinner
In honor Of their guests Nh and Mrs
Dalton and son Of New Zealand.
one of the larger and most delightful
affairs Of the week vas the afternoon
party given ON Tuesday by Misses
Mary Mayno and Mlllie Alexander IN
honor Of Miss Bessie Mayne. The par.
Tors were in yellow, sunllowcrs ana
nasturtians being used with charming
effect. and the dining room In the nat
tiona colors, large flag being hung
over the table and streamerg In red,
white an blue extending from this 10
the four corners and sides Of the room,
while small flags were placed ON the
walls between The table centerplecu
was Of sweet peas and the chosen coll
ors we're seen in the connections and
napery A guessing game was enjoyed,
the prizes going to Miss Grace Davis
and Miss Holman. Other features OF
the afternoon were enjoyable readings
by Miss Davis and musical rendiuons
by Misses Beatrice Davis and Ada
Murphy. Miss Lillian Alexander pre-
sided at the lunch table The guests
were Mrs Arthur johnson. Mrs Clar-
ence Post. Mrs A. o. Honnold, MIS-.
Charles A Peck. Mrs Alfred S Peters,
Mrs william Dwehl. Mrs Craig Mrs,
H. G.. Goodwin Mrs Fred Sinclair Mrs.
w 4. Wilson Mrs, y. o, Leatherwood
Mrs VIII Cronc, Mrs. Hugh Ward
Mrs NJ. s. Allen. Mrs g. u. Slavery
Mrs Warren r. Simpson. Miss Violet
Whitworth. the Misses Moorehead, the
Misses Hitch. Miss Lucy Gaby Miss
Kate Thorpe. the Misses Clark, MISS
Myra Sowles. Miss Mabel Carson, Miss
Beatrice Davis the Misses Murphy
Miss Frances Ramsey. Miss Edna Jeu-
nings. Miss Eta kiesel OF Ogden Miss
Yates. Miss Maude MCCarger Miss
Mary Talbot. Miss Both Ward, Miss
Jessie Lewis. Miss Gertrude Peters.
Misses Holman. Miss Ruby Armstrong
Miss Crete pinkerton, Miss Lora
schoppec. Miss Ella Mantor Miss
Louise o. Ungcr. Miss Nellie cullen
and the Misses Crltzer.
Miss Florence Madson entertained at
delightful card party yesterday.
the game being 'Fan-lan, ana
abou. 30 guests being present
The decorations were h req
and green throughout institutions
ana dahllas being used with PAINS
The scores and tallics were IN hand
painted institutions, done by the host
ess and the FIRST prize was a hand-
painted plate, also the work or MISS
Madsen. Those who enjoyed the aiiair
we're Misses Mary Cannon Irene Ann
strong Estella Hardy Dorltl HYDE
Leta Lowe, Nellie Williams Halle tos'
ter. Bessie Hatfield, Carrie Williams
Hazel Winner. Dixie Pike Elsie Ham
sen. Louise LeIpsIgcr NcttIe Lumin
Cara Cameron Edith Mayne, Nile
Geary. Lillian Cannon. Florence Godbo,
Erma Brown lone Bassett May
Branch. Harry H. Hampton Ike cham
bcrlain win Buckley, Alfred Avll1
Fred Bassett. Jack Browning, scott
Bird, Warren Mangum,
On "Wednesday night Harold Lamb
entertained "A number of his friends az
n Dutch supper, followed by an Inn
promptu program of stories and music
rendered boy the guests Present were
GIll McCook. Harold Sicgcl, kclg aud
Sam Williams. John Beck Karl Hartc.
Donald Lochrie. Ernest Sldlor James
Sader Athol RaWlins John Fox Az
thur Thomas Jacob llirsch. Harold Fa-
blan. Hopper Dunbar. Gordon McMil-
Ian. Harry BnJ2 Karl Holmes, Blaine
salisbury Peter Lawrence. Alfred Me-
Cornck Paul Ncldeu, Mark McChrvs.
tal N Y. Briggs, Jerry Blythe, Charles
blythe and Clarence BambcrgeL
Mrs. J.. q. Miller entertained Inform
ally at the Country club ON Wednesday
In honor of her guests, the Misses NH
lIngton Of HcrkImor n. y, the other
guests being Mrs. Pitcher Mrs. Aaron
Keyscr. Miss Helen Bovud Miss Fan.
mic Breeder and Miss Eleanor White,
Among thc hostosses at luncheon 40
Inc Country club on Wednesday were
Miss Mccormick. Mrs David j. Sharp.
Mrs Ernest Blmhcrror Mrs Jack
Keith and Mrs y. c. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs g. $, Kinney entertain
I'd Informally 3t dinner on Monday loo
honor Of MI and Mrs. McNotOdc of
ohio,
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick entertained the
members of tho Bridge club a her
home on Thursday morning
MisH Lucy Gaby was hostess sl one
VI the rrettlesl affairs of the week. the
function being "a luncheon given Ion hon-
or of Miss BESSIE Moyuc ON Wcdnes-
Hay afternoon The centcrpIeCe WAS "a
mass of ferns, surrounded boy clusters
n sweet peas 90 which ribbon steam
ars We're tied 'he other ends being
drawn To- each plate and having
heari-shaped plac7-cari attached. ana
the flowers making fayors for each
guest Afierward the party spent
pleasant afternoon 40 the lake Pres
ant besides the quest az honor We're:
Mrs William q, Druehl Mrs Clarence
Post Mrs punn Miss Mary Moor
head Miss Mary Mane Miss Ala
murphy Miss Maud McCargar. Miss
Ruhetta Moorhead Miss Valentine
Murphy Miss Molie Alexander Miss
'lsta Mayno.
The s.. w. rllls gave am automobile
marty on Wednesday in honor Of Miss
Ollie Bartch VINO leaves shortly to enc
ter school in Boston The club consists