Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
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ueen evidenced 300 the falug Of in So
cial affairs during the week--only a
comparatively few having been given.
Already the usual exodus has begun
70 the canyon and seasbore. and next
week win see the departure VI a sull
larger number
Miss Edith sutherland was guest ~
honor on Monday at a pretty afternoon
affalr given by Miss Ida Legg about %
guests being entertained The amuse-
ment was cards, and the tallles and
scores were hand decorated iu roses.
while the same flowers combined with
pink carnations and smllax decorated
the rooms. The guests were Mrs Roy
Hampton. Miss Hovat Miss Grace
BEETLES. Miss Jessie Home. Miss Jean
Odell. Miss Beth CritChow Miss Ju-
lls Cullen Miss May Brunton, Miss
Maude Wheeler Miss Bessie CroKau.
Miss Nellie Loback, Miss Stella C0hn.
Miss Eoise Sadler. Miss Grace VIII
hanson Of Denver. Miss Ella Holmes
Misses Selma Alice ana Mary Wall.
Miss Geueve Horlck Miss Florence
Sears Miss EInor Stewart, Miss Allne
Crsmon, Miss Kate Groo, Miss Fanny
Breeder.
Miss Stella Fabian and Miss Edna
Dunn took a large party TO the lake on
Monday night On honor Of Miss Carrie
Calvin who Is here visiting with friends
for the summer
Mrs. " d. Donoher and Mrs r. II.
Airs entertain at cards al the Country
club next week
Mrs. James lvers gives a bridge party
AZ her residence on east First South
street next Wednesday
Yesterday morning Miss Fanny Rrce-
den entertained Informally at 300 at
her home IN honor Of her guest, Miss
Beatrice Boreman OF ogden. the rooms
being bright With flowers. and about %
guests being present
Mr and Mrs W W. Armstrong en-
tertained an lawn party on Thursday
night, their guests being chiefly mem
bers Of the Aaui Lang Syne club The
porch was lighted with japanese Ian
terms aud rugs and indian blankets
we're spread on the lawn, About .
guests enjoyed the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Klscr took
party 10 the lake on Wednesday night.
the trip being planned for the Misses
lyster Of Chicago and comprising
about 40 people
Miss Ahble Herman was hostess AZ an
oriental tea on Thursday. given IN hon
or Of Miss May Price. whose wedding
takes place next week The decora-
tons were chiefly japanese fans and
umbrellas being used and a guessing
game was enjoyed in which the Jap
anese idea prevailed. Pink sweet peas
We're the flowers used. the table IN the
diningroom being most effective. with
It's centerpiece Of the dainty flowers and
smilaN extending from II 10 the COR
ners. About 20 guests enjoyed the az
ternoon.
Miss Clella McCready was another
bride-elect honOred IN a delightful en-
tertainment on Thursday. Her hostess
Miss Helen Burton. and % guests
participated, the rooms being bright
with pink roses and nasturiums, and
an enjoyable afternoon spent.
This afternoon Mrs. John q. Cutler
and Miss Hazel Cutler give large box
party at the theater TO witness the last
matinee OF the Mayall company. After
the party will be entertained at dinner
at Frankllns,
Miss Dagmar Orlob gave delightful
party Monday evening. the occasion
being her eighteenth birthday. The
grounds and house were beautifully a.
Illuminated, and about 70 young people
enjoyed themselves with games aud
music.
on Tuesday the wedding ~ Mis-
Pearl Norris and Mr. W. W. Moshy
took place. the ceremony being per-
formed at the brides home by Bishop
Seldom, and an enjoyable reception
followed
Mr., Axel Wurzburger ot Detroit is
spending month with his friend Har-
old Orlob. Mr.. Wurzburgor studied pi-
ano for I've ycarsc under Alberto Jo-
mas. and IL siiIl pursuing his studies
at the Michigan Conservatory of Music
The marriage 81 Miss Elnora g..
Christensen OF this city % Mr.. D. Rus
sell Lammsn of Zanesvle o.. VIII
take place Ia Denver ON July l9-The
bride-clect IA a sister 81 County Attor-
ney z. T.. Christensen and Attorney A.
J.. Christensen, and Is wei known On
this city, and also in Cache county,
where she formerly resided. After their
marriage the young couple win take an
extended wedding tour Of the east. and
VIII then return 10 GAINESVILLE. where
they will make their future home. and
where the eroom-olect rs we'll known
business man.
The wedding ~ Miss Ruth owens
and Henry MCGEE win take place We'd
nosday evening. July n. az the homo
Of the brides parents. Malad Ida Miss
owens Is a graduate nurse of ST.
Marks hospital. and Us Wen known Ia
Salt Lake.
on Monday, July le. win DO the slN-
ticth anniversary of the calling fd
arms Of The Mormon battalion" Ate.
q fruitless search through this city not
one Of that brave band could be- .oeat.
cd The Daughters % the Mormon bat
TALON will celebrate the anniversary
with patriotic program. and aN iiuoa'
descendants are invited to be- rrcscn.
20 commemorate the birth Of au ur.
ganzation which suffered much and
accomplished much and whose memory
should never DO forgotten. The meet
ing viii Re held 40 The home Of Mr.
Ridda Jones Taylor - south Frs
West street, on Monday. July %. at
O'clock the following program uIU D..
rendered 'The Call GO Arms M
Julia L. Murdoch Farnsvcr'h. rsr.
solo, Mrs. Gertrude = kimtau lu,a.n
fto the CCcasIo1l. N8harir W Jl...
Recitation written ir memory NJ ga.
tali0m Refreshments
Mrs = T H1Iur. entertained a
large party oi friends on luncheon o.
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