Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09

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The week commenced and has been
chiefly Nled with some pleasant soc
cial affairs given in honor Of the varl-
Gus brdes-elect, Monday being chosen
hy Mrs j. s. Rich and Miss Aline
Crismon for a card party compliment
airy 10 Miss Elsie Ritter The rooms
were most attractive 90 their yariou,
decorations. bridal festOons Of hearts,
slippers, wedding bells and tiny bags
Of rice being used with delightful ef-
feet iu union with PINK astera. the
guest Of honor was awarded "a special
Prize while those in the card contest
were won by Mrs lleber Burton and
Miss Helen Buckingham About 10
guests enjoyed the pleasant aftair
Miss Helen Gillespie and Louis Gates
were guests of honor at Cd delightful
dinner AZ the University club given
BY Mr., VI. Br1dic, the table being laid
on the roof garden and beautifully
decorated In pink ana white asters,
covers being Land for TO-
Lewis Mccormick WAS ono OF the
hosts who entertained AZ the Uniyer-
Rity club this week, 10 Of his friends
being present on Tuesday evening NJ
an elaborate dinner Pink and white
Hstors and ferns were tho effective de-
Corations
Mrs. Newell Beeman was guest of
honor az pleasant afternoon party on
Tuesday given by her daughter Mrs
j. $. Bowerman, A floral guessing
game was enjoyed. The prize goinE to
Miss Nellie Loback The Invited guests
were Mrs William Druohl Misses He
lene and Bess Crlt2er Miss Nellie Lo-
back, Miss Edna Novel, Misa Beatrice
Davis, Miss Helene Redel Miss john
son. Miss Christine Johnson. Miss
Charlotte Druehl. Miss Edith Hobbs,
Among the hogtcsses nj tho Country
club ON Wednesday were Mrs o, 70,
Cary. MrH. Russell O. Schulder, Mrs.
Thomas MaH1ucuY and Mrs Edward
Parsons Miss Helen Gillespie was
guest OF honor ot Mrs, Schulders func-
tlon. the table being pretliy decorated
IN pink and white and covers being laid
for eight
Miss Louise Root entertained at an
enjoyable luncheon today, Il number OF
her friends being present
Miss Eliza Dey entertained at din
ner Mt tho Commercial club on Tues
day i'm honor uf the Misses Marshall
who left this week for Paris, The pri-
vate dining room was used ana tho
table prettily decorated for the oc-
cason, tho other guests being Miss
Marjorie pey, Miss Dorothy ROoklldge,
Miss Aline Mcmillan, Miss Margaret
Walker. Frank Knox, Ellsworth Farms
worth Alfred Siegel, Morton Cheese
man, Clarence Sprague, Ted Brown
and Roger Powers.
on Thursday Mrs. w. r, Klser enter
tained NJ luncheon nj the Country club
I'm honor of Miss Helen Gillespie and
Miss Sara Alexander about q dozen
friends being present The table was
decorated In pink and white asters and
roses, and roses were used NJ fnNoIs
for the guests These were besides tho
two guests Of honor Miss Alice Good
win Mrs David r. Gray Miss Ger
tride McGrath, Miss Mary Louise AM
dcrson Miss Leta Mcmillan, Miss An
ma Kennedy Of New York Miss Allie
Miller, Miss Margie Miller Mrs. Her
berth. Brown, Mrs. A. j, Chambers and
Mrs c. w. Fheld.
on Wednesday Mrs Riscr entertain
ed at delightful supper IN honor Of
Miss Fannie French the noted writer,
who Is here a guest OF Mrs Duuford'
Mr.. and Mrs WIN H. FoDland enter
tanned Wednesday evening at their
home on Seventh East street In honor
Of Mr.. George MidBloy who leaves
Tuesday for England, A very enjoy
Rblo guessing game was played which
raised much merrIment. Each guest
brought HIS or her baby picture, all
OF which were numbered and The
quests were required to guess the
original musical program was CIV
en- and tho guests sat down TO de-
.lcious spread. Those present We're Mr..
pnd Mrs. Mat Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs H.
n. McEWan, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hi
am, Jr.. Mir. and Mrs Louis r. Wells
Mr. and Mrs willard r. Cannon Mr.
and Mrs. J. ~. Whitney Mr.. ana Mrs
Rulon NJ. owen. Misses Grace Cannon
md Alma Young. Messrs Frank Eos.
ter, George Mldgley and Clarence Mes.
len.
Mrs. William Jennings was hostess AT
q delightful dinner ON Wednesday night
IN honor OF Miss Elsie Ritter and Tracy
Cannon, followed by q musicale
The decorations were effectively car
Hed out Ia hcliorope, pink asters and
ferns, and l3 guests sat ut the board
Those who gave musical selections
we're Miss Edna DWyer, Miss Cecilia
Sharp and Tracy Cannon. and the
guests Dsidrs Miss Ritter and Mr.
Cannon were Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee DIM
woodey MI and Mrs Harold Ien-
nfppa fr and hnu Lhar4rN
Mrs. Susan Brooks. Miss Cecilia sharp.
Miss Mary sharp, Miss Edna Dwyer,
Miss Maude Ritter Edward Duuy1n
ind Deyereaux Jennings,
A pleasant affair 90 Thursday was
The bridge party given by Mrs. A. y.
Easton at the Post IN honor 1s her
guest, Miss Marks % Butte the card
contest being followed by Dutch
supper Tho rooms were bright with
Bundowers, and invited 90 meet Miss
Marks were Miss Laura sherman Miss
nvelIne Thomas, Mas Louise Smile
van. Miss Stella Mcintyre Miss Mar,
Moore Miss Elizabeth Nl'cs. Misses
scallnn, Miss Rice Mrs Edward SAM
ders, Messrs Lynn clinton Alex
Thomas. Lieut.. Parker. Lieut. smart
Lieut. Oswald, Lieut.. Allen Nlr Ge,lt
OF New York and James uogle
Miss Vivian Little was hostess no a
luncheon on Thursday given I'm honor
~ MISS Elsie Ritter about 10 being
present The table was decorated IN
sweet peas, heliorope ana mUtX. and
The place cards were haart-shaped and
done I'm hand painted sweet peas Other
guests were MSS Ed.th Idingsbury,
Miss Aileen CrIsmon, Miss Pierce, Miss
Lena Moore. Miss Alice Cunningham,
Miss Little, Miss Maud Ritter
Miss Sasle Heath entertained a party
~ friends q her home on West Tenn
pie street Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. end Mrsl. Stanley VI. Clawsln
celebrated their tweuty-spvputh we'd
ding 7nnlyersarv on Tuesday u0ght a
number OF their Old friends being dee
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