Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
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The week has been quiet IN
social way, a few weddings
lunchoons, dancing and club card
parties helng the chief events,
The Lenten season win probably have
y distinct influence in social affairs
the next few weeks, and It is hardly
likely that any large affair viii take
place during It's period.
Mrs. Russell @. Schuder entertained
at two pleasant affairs this week, IN
honor of her mother, Mrs Dickson, the
partes taking place on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons. About 30 friends
were at each function, and the enter
tainment at each was bridge, The
rooms were effectively decorated, and
Refreshments were served
night tho girls Of the
Gamma Phi Surrorlty give a
delightful dancing party at the
University. the museum building being
used, The frat and University coli
prs ts.h-
r.
Mrs. George r. Brice entertained at
cards ON Tuesday, the affair being a
most ENJOYABLE one. The rooms We're
decorated In spring flowers, and tho
tallies and scores corresponded About
40 guests were present
Mrs William Chatterton entertained
the Gun and Saucer club at her home
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hornung enter-
famed informally at dinner on Monday
night.
Mr. ana Mrs. S. V. Derrah entertain
cd Ut "A dinner on Monday, covers being
laid FOR 10 guests. The table was pret-
lily decorated IN spring flowers and
ferns.
The Bohemian club will give It's first
ball at Chrstensen's next Monday
night.
On Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ, Bridewell entertained at an
enjoyable evening party in honor OF
their 25th wedding anniversary about
10 guests being present The time was
spent with music and informal chat.
and refreshments were served, the oo-
oasion being altogether delightful,
Scott Clawson viii entertain a num-
Der Of his young friends at his home
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pearl entertain
ed Informally az dinner on Thursday
a In no
A delightful reception was held on
Thursday night at the First Presby-
terlan church IN honor OF Mrs, A. Il.
Miller and the Misses Edna and May
Miller
Mrs Hanauer and Miss Hanauer en-
dertained at beautifully appointed
luncheon at their home on Thursday
In honor Of Mrs. Joseph Young, The
decorations We're In spring flowers and
ferns, artlstically arranged The event
was arranged as n farewell function
to Mrs. Young, who leaves shortly 10
make her home IN Denver.
Miss Nellie Lucas was hostess az a
pheasant informal AFFAIR ON Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shepherd enter.
tanned at pleasant affair nj theil
home this week, the event being IN
honor OF their wedding anniversary.
One Of the pleasant affairs Of the
week was the Kenslngton given by Mrs
j. G, Cutler Jr., when about 20 guests
were entertained. The rooms Were dec
GRATED I'm pink carnations, smllax and
ferns, and refreshments were served
the details being carried out entirely IN
white. A drawing contest was an en-
pertaining feature, the prizes being won
by Mrs. Miles Romney, Mrs Heber 8
Cutler and Mrs. Charles Lambourne.
Mre e. o. Lee entertained the mem.
beers Of her sunday school class last
plight In an unique way the affair being
In the nature OF a progressive buttor
party. The game was amusing, and
much enjoyed.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
John II, Meakin entertained at an en-.
Joyable family gathering at their homo
tho event being IN the nature Of dou
ble celebration honorlng Mr. MeuKn',
return from his eastern trip, and In,
wedding OF Miss Ruth Eldridge ant
NlihAlNn W. Nfhhlli NIltn lhok DlhtI
recently I'm the east There were music
recitatlons and toasts. both 20 the pres
ont and absent ones, and an elaborate
supper was served Present were: Mrs
], Y, Eldredge ST., Mr. and Mrs. J. 4
Eldredge, Jr., Miss Lulabelle Eldredga
Miss Vera Edredge Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam spence Mr. ana Mrs. INLAND
Pratt, Mr. and Mrs, John A. spiker. Mr.
and Mrs, Fred w, Meakln. Rober
Meakln,
The bell given by the emptoJes Of IN
Titan Independent Telephone compan,
on Tuesday night was successful al
fair I'm every way the music and al
other details Of the affair being all ina
could be desired.
Mrs. Abner Luman entertained nj
cards Thursday evening at her HON,
on east Second South street
Mrs. s. r. Karrlck has moved from
the Miller ana Is now IN her now
home ON Thirteenth East street.
Mr. and Mrs. u, h. Hampstead enter.
tanned az dinner ON Tuesday evening.
Mrs Richard p. Morris cntartaino,
the sewing club, OF which she h q
member this week
Mr. and Mrs. r. IL. Officer enter
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