Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17
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ON Monday Mrs. w. w. Ritter enter
tanned at a kensington IN honor OF Miss
Josephine Wells. The rooms Wese
decorated In pink and white carnations
and the bride-elect was presented with
some dainty tea cups and saucers. The
guests numbered about Is.
Mrs O. w. Powers entertained al an
informal luncheon on Monday IN honor
Of Mrs. $. y, Sturgls and Mrs. Jack
Jeyne.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Gorham gave n
box-party at the Theater on Monday
night
Lieut. Brinton was among those who
gave thoater parties for THE County
Chairman" his guests numbering Maj.
and Mrs, A. NJ. Smith, Miss lie Favor,
lone Mclouth and Or. William keilar.
on Monday Mrs. c. d. Rooklidge en-
tertalned informally at bridge, her
guests being chiefly members Of the
bridge club, The rooms were pretllIy
decorated IN red tulips and narclssns,
and the prize was won by Mr'. r. O..
cary. Mrs j. n. Folsom and Mrs, Mar
tina Woodward assisted in serving re-
Treatments.
on Monday night Mr.. S, w. Eccle3
entertained at an elaborate dinner at
the Alta club. In honor Of MI Daniel
Guggenheim, the table being beautiful
ly decorated IN American Beauty roses.
The guests We're Messrs. s. +. GJg-
genheim, Isaac Untermeyer, John Hays
Hammond, w. s. Mccormick, Samuel
Ncwhouse. A, Il. Wall, W. II. Ban
croft D. Z. Burnley :; II. Pinkerton'
J. A. Reeves, 4. II. Welby Karl Eliers,
G. w. whitley y. c. JacklIng, j. II.
Anderson and + II. Beatty.
Senator Kearns entertained informal
ly mt luncheon at the Alta club on Tues
day In honor of n, G., Kerens and pay
ty.
One Of the largest affairs OF next
week will be the reception for the emit
nent tenor, Ben Davis and Mrs. Davis,
AT the Kenyon, 10 be given By the Cans
brian society Mrs Davis was an opera
singer Of note I'm England some years
ago, and II was in this way, that the
romance of their own lives began, Mr..
and Mrs Davis meeting while taking
the leading roles IN THE Bohemian
Girl" IN London.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Reyes gave an m
formal dinner on Wednesday evening,
covers being laid for eight. The table
was decorated In carnations and ferns,
and the guests were Col and Mrs, Ben
Jamin Lockwood, Maj. and Mrs Allen
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Smith
and DR.. Frank Keller.
Mrs. Henry M. Dlnwoodey gave a
bridal shower party this afternoon in
honor of her nieces, the Misses Helen
and Emily whitney, assisted by Mrs.
George A. Bourne
Mrs. ]. C.. McIain entertained at a
delightful Kensington on Thursday in
honor of Miss Anna NJ. Lesoh OF Colo
rado the rooms being charmlngly dec
Grated IN spring flowers, the pnror IN
white and green and the dining room
IN yellow jonquils mingled with ferns.
The guests were, Mrs. w. r. Wight
man. Mrs. u. II. Jacobs, Mrs. Shuttle.
Mrs. Frank Baxter, Mrs. Eugene
Barnes, Mrs S. ID. Gillett. Mrs School
ing, Mrs ]. NJ. Silver, Mrs. Benjamin
Young, Mrs. McWaynick Mrs. Frank
Shaw and Mrs. L. N. Hess of ogden.
Mrs. George Savage gave pretty
luncheon yesterday, assisted by Miss
Ora Dunford and Miss Dolores Pierce.
The st. Patrick's idea prevailed, the
table being decorated chiefly In green,
shamrocks and pipes being used as
place cards and favors. and the ices
being IN shamrock shape.
Last night the young girl members OF
Unity club gave delightful dancing
party at Unity hall, n large number
of young people being present 10 enjoy
the affair.
Mrs. Joseph r.. Folson. entertained