Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28
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A pretty affair OF Thursday was the
luncheon given BY Mrs, II. G.. McMil-
Ian .n honor Of Mrs, Eskridge and Mrs.
Mann, the table being decorated In
green and white, with basket OF
lilies as centerpiece, and the favors
place cards and other details suggesting
this idea The other guests were Mrs.
David Keith. Mrs Thomas Kearns, Mrs.
Don Porter, Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs. w.
C.. Hall. Mrs. 7. H. Beatty, Mrs James
Finlen, Miss Allie Miller and Miss
Marge Miller.
Tonight the High School cadets gave
their first dance at Saltalr. the train
leaving at o'clock. and carrying a
merry crowd OF young people TO the big
pavilion, whore they are bent for hap
by evening. The affair Is In charge Of
Mrs j. b. Moreton, Mrs. Il. a. Wedg-
wood, Mrs. W. G. Webb, Mrs. #. ).
Bassett, Miss Ella Dukes, Miss Claire
Elerbeck, and Miss Mary Mayne.
Mr.. Hyrum NJ. Christensen was
pleasantly surprised on Monday night,
about 30 Of his friends gathering In his
Ing with music and games, at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Jensen.
Mrs. Russell c. Schulder gave box
party at the Theater on Thursday
night, and afterward tho party was
entertained at supper by Mr. and Mrs.
w y. Kiser at their home, following
the Orpheus club concert on Thursday
night, their guests numbering Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Schulder, Mrs. Richard A.
Reyes, MIS- David r. Gray, Mrs. Ira
Wis Alan Wakeling and Charles Mol
SON.
Miss Blanch Kimball entertains in
formally at dinner tonight at her home.
Mrs. w T. Benson gave a delightfm
card party this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Keyes entertained
at dinner at the Alta club last night,
covers being laid for six.
Interest IN the performance Of Cap
tain Impudence" and the other sketch
TO be given at the Theater on next
Monday night for the benefit OF the
Free Kindergarten increases as the
time draws near. The talent OF the
author of the plays, Edwin Milton
Royle, and those who VIII take part
In his clever productions, insures an
interesting performance, and promises
to draw a large audience.
On Wednesday Mrs. r. u. McCon-
sughy gave a large card-party in
honor Of Mrs. c. $. Mann. the rooms
being beautifully decorated with fruit
tree blossoms, and the hostess being
assisted by Mrs, G.. W. Park, Mrs. w.
l.. Losee and Mrs. q. Il. Boutwell,.
Mrs. Mann was awarded a guest
prize, and the card prizes went TO Miss
Helen Buckingham and Mrs. Abner
Luinan,
A delightful affair on Wednesday
was the tea given by Mrs. j. Walcott
Thompson. the rooms being prettily
decorated with pink carnations and
ferns. and about 70 guests being en-
tertained, Assisting were Mrs. j.
Milton Thompson, Mrs. J, M. Bidwell
and Mrs. l.. Seton Lindsay, while Mrs.
Robert Hardness and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggctt poured tea.
One OF the pleasant afternoon af-
fairs OF the week was the bridge tea
given by Mrs. r. >. Tracy on We'd
nesday, the rooms being bright with
apple and pear blossoms and the
hostess being assisted by Mrs David
Keith, Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mrs. o. w
Powers, Mrs. o. Il. Cary, Mrs. p. r.
Ferguson. The prizes were won by
Mrs Elizabeth Belden and Mrs Rob-
ert J. Glendinning,
Lieut.. and Mrs Alpha Easton chap
eroned the dancing party given by the
"20' club on Wednesday night at the
Ladies' Literary club house, the even,
being the last Of the series to be held
this winter, About 60 people enjoyed
the evening,
Mrs. George z. Holman gives a
bridge tea next Monday az her home
Among those who gave theater par
Ties at the Orpheus club concert on
Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs
Frank Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Keith. Mr.. and Mrs Russell Schulder
Samuel Newhouse Gov. and Mrs. Cut
Ter Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Dooly, Mr. and
Mrs, Mont Ferry Mr., and Mrs. Simon
Bamberger Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. Miss Flanders, Mr.. and Mrs
Windsor V. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs So
Seigel, Col. and Mrs. Wall Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. 4. Leary W. IT, Dixon. Miss
Blanche Kimball. Mrs. Louis McCor-
nick, Karl Scheid.
Miss Laura Sherman was hostess al
q pretty affair of Monday given II
honor 'of Mrs Eskridge OF Seattle, anC
Mrs. G. S. Mann OF Los Angeles. hel
guests numbering about a half dozen
The table was prettily decorated II
peach blossoms and spread with lace
and besides the guest OF honor were
present Miss Gertrude McGrath, Miss
Stella Salisbury, Mrs. Sam Porter
Mrs. \. II, Walker and Mrs. Louis Me-
Cornlck.
Mrs. W. w. FLAG will entertain 9
few friends nj her apartments mex
Tuesday,
Mrs. Charlotte Newman entertained
nj dinner on Wednesday In honor Of
Horace Whitney and Allan Spencer
the table being decorated with yellow
tulips and daffodis while pansiei
were strewn over the cloth, Covers
were laid for about half dozen.
on Monday Mrs. W. w Ritter enter
tanned at a dinner I'm honor Of Messrs
Whitney and Spencer her table being
effectively adorned with spring flow
ers.
Mr.. Albert s. Relser was surprised by
the members OF the Pioneer stake sun.
day school board and friends, az his
home on Eighth East street last Thurs
day evening. An enjoyable evening
long to be REMEMBERED, was spent by
about 40 young people Games were
played and the young ladies served
dainty refreshments.
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