Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
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Mrs. A. c. Dickinson OF Colorado, who
IS visiting Mrs. d. G. lacking. was
entertained az luncheon az the Country
club on wednesday BY her hostess.
about a dozen friends being hidden tc
participate. Gladiolus were the decOra-
lions and after luncheon bridge was
Ulsyed on the vorauda. and prizes
awarded the following: Mrs, Dickinson,
Mrs j. 4. Reeves and Mrs. +. a. Hale
The other guests to meet Mrs. Dickln-
ron were Mrs Won Knoblock. Mrs u
e. Landenbergcr Mrs. George Savage.
Mrs. George Read, Mrs. j. G. Lynch.
Mrs L. L. Downing and Mrs. George
r Bricc. on The following day Mrs.
Jackllng again entertained, her guests
being Mrs. CIR. Pearsall. Mrs. Robert j.
Glendinning. Mrs ". ", Armstrong
Mrs. Adolph Baer. Miss Mineite Baer.
Mrs. Karl Eilers, Mrs. r. g. Gemmcll.
Mrs. Frank 3. Swindler MIs. William
McCasken Mrs sheldon l. Butler and
Mrs. George 7. Brice,
Miss Mlldren OF entertained al
luncheon on Tuesday On honor Of yis-
fling friends
Mrs. F. G.. Richmond was hostess at
q luncheon on "Wednesday. given in
honor Of her guest. Mrs. O. A. Snow
Of Chicago The AFFAIR took place at
the Commercial club where covers were
laid for about dozen guests. Tho "a.
bic had centerpiecc Of sweet peas.
with maldenhair ferns strewn around
~. and al each corner were bowls OF
the same flowers. Gibson heads were
The place cards.
Miss Marian Han entertained al din
ner on Wednesday in honor ~ Miss
Isabel Mclaughlin, the table being dec
GRATED with basket % sweet peas tied
with green tulle, and the place cards
living Chinese figures Covers were
laid for about half dozen.
The increasing number Of theater par.
Ties given az the Salt Palace evidences
The growing popularity Of the clever
troupe performing there. Society, az
FIRST doubtful, then surprised and now
delighted. makes nightly parties 10 the
cool suburban resort the rows being
continually augmented with familiar
faces.
DR.. J. 7. White Was among those who
sheparded q flock OF amusement seekers
AT the wang performance on Thurs
day night at the salt Palce.
Mrs L. +. hanson and Mrs Charles
Stevenson chaperoned n party ON We'd
nesday night given IN honor u Miss
Helen Troth Of Denver, the other
guests being Miss Lena Welby Miss
Kathleen and Miss Louise Iamson.
Horace H. Smith, Roscoe NJ. Breeder
and Paul w. Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Dix entertained
AZ dinner on Thursday night in honor
Of DR.. T. G. lin, covers being laid for
half dozen
About 10 friends enjoyed the hospital
ity Of Mrs and Miss Eberhardt on
Thursday night. who entertained IN
honor OF visiting friends from Portland.
The rooms were bright with flowers,
and assisting were Miss Olive Ferris
and Mrs. Charles Peak, Mrs. Druehl ana
Miss Bernice Gay.
Miss Grace HeySlett entertained about
s. OF her young Sri friends az a lawn
party last wednesday evening al her
home i25 east Seventh South The
evening was spent In dancing music
and games. Light refreshments were
served.
During the past month Miss Jennie
Brighton has entertained az her home
IN the mountains, Fern Lodge the
following guests: Mr., Chas, Bird Misses
Nora Swaner. Esther Cornell. May Cor
nell, May Arnold, Anna Snyder and
Alberta Barton
One OF the feats performed by these
young people was the scaling Of Mt
Majestic, one Of tho highest peaks IN
The canyon.
Mrs. ". G. sharp entertained about
Is friends az bridge on Tuesday pre-
cedei by a luncheon, the decorations
being in gladiolus.
Miss Clara Colb0urne. gave chill
dren's party az Rowland Han on Tues
day Tor Dean BreWster's little daughter.
Katrina, the time being dellghtfuny
spent with prize games and fe4stinc.
The event ~ next week VIII be the
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