Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
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The week in a social way has been
decidedly brilliant. the chief events be-
ing the weddings. Il number OF interest
Ing ones having taken place. The re-
ception at the Post In honor OF the de-
parting officers and many other pleas
ant events have Allied up the week,
and a number are planned for the re-
naming days OF the months calendar.
a brilliant affair OF the week was the
reception and dancing party given at
the Post on Tuesday night IN hehor OF
the departing officers and their ladies,
the hall being draped with national col.
ors, and adorned with flowers and &
delightful time being enjoyed. The fort
officers and their ladies received,
Miss Polly Wakeling. one OF the
weeks brides. was guest OF honor a,
an elaborate dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Kiser on Tuesday. the dec
orstions being prettily carried out In
green and white. and covers being laid
tor about half dozen guests.
Mrs. @. j. Gibson entertained infor-
mally at dinner on Tuesday night.
ally at bridge on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Lawrence entertained in
formally on Monday afternoon In honor
OF Mrs. j. II. Young OF Denver.
Tonight. at their home on First
street, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lund Will
entertain IN honor OF Horace Whitney
and Allan Spencer, who leave shortly
for a mission to Germany
Mrs. Russell Tracy will entertain a,
an afternoon affair next Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry p. Richards was guest Of
honor at a dinner given by her daugh-
ter, Mrs o, X. Ostler, OH Wednesday.
in honor OF her seventy-flfth birthday,
covers being laid for about IS guests.
The table was decorated entirely In vlo-
let's, which We're used with artistic eff
feet Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Alonzo Young and Mrs. Harry Ostler.
and present were representatives Of
four generations of the Richards FAM
ily. who presented Mrs. Richards with
a handsome birthday token. The guests
were: Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor. Mrs.
Charlotte Richards, Mrs. James Currie,
Mrs. T. @. Weber, Mrs. r. p. Mar
gets, Mrs. Dinntha Morris, Mrs. NJ. A.
Adams Mrs. Rachel Grant, Mrs En-,
ma Empey, Mrs. Amelia Young. Mrs
Maria Wilcox, Mrs. Mary A. Richards,
Mrs. J. T. Game, Mrs. Martha Wells,
Mrs. Augusta Grant, Mrs. II. w. Young,
Mrs. Julia Taylor. Mrs II. Twiss
Young, Mrs. Fl. w. Carlson.
Mrs. Don II. Porter and Mrs. San,
Porter entertained at cards on Wednes-
day In honor Of Mrs. c. s. Mann. the
rooms being bright with a profusion of
potted plants. ferns and cut flowers,
In tulips, lilies. carnations and hya-
cinths. The scores were hand-paiuted
daffodls and lilies. and prizes were won
by Mrs. Edward Palmer Mrs. George
Dern and Mrs. John Cosgriff. Present
we're Mesdames Wilbur Flagg, David
Murray, r. A. Reyes, r. e. McCon-
aughy, Elbridge Thomas. Ellis Alex
ander. Fred bern. James Dix. Robert
King Brown, John Cosgriff, Arthur
Wherry, w. r. Fife, Charles Onder-
donk. James Dunno, Hyde Dale, Wal
lace Bransford. William Lamb George
Dern, Harry Fennlmore. Frank Rob
erts, John Sharp, T.. T. Harvey. William,
Mcintyre. Roy T. Brown, Percy sad
Ter g. Verbryck. Winnifred Walker.
Arthur y. Witcher. the Misses Buck.
lngham, Laura Sherman. Boutwell,
Hall. the Misses Savage.
Miss Fannie Bird was guest Of hon
or at pretty luncheon today given by