Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
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Mrs. +, Il. McGurrin was hostess at
bridge tea ON Tuesday AT the Country
club, ~ tables being played. The deco
rations were all IN autumn leaves, ilow-
ers and fruits. and were most artistic
Afterward tea was served in the smaller
dIningroom, the table being spread with
dainty lace and decorated In yellow
COSMOS and bows of yellow ribbon.
PRICES In the bridge contest went TO
the winner at each table.
Mrs. James A. Miner was hostess at
morning bridge party Tuesday at the
Emery Holmes. followed by luncheon.
About IL tables were played, the prizes
going to Mrs, Baldwin, Mrs, Lockwood
and Mrs. Holman. The luncheon table
was spread In the private diningroom
Downstairs. and was decorated with au-
tumn flowers In red and yellow.
A number OF theater parties were civ
en- at the symphony orchestra concert
yesterday, among the hostesses being
Mrs. e. Cutler Mrs. T. q. Jennings.
Mrs. Il. $. Ferry. Mrs g. l.. Rood, Mrs.
a. II. Peabody
OIL Thursday Mrs waiter q. Filler was
tostess NJ a luncheon, the table being
decorated IN blue and gold autumn
!, flowers and other details carrying out
tile idea Bridge was played afterward.
prizes going to Mrs. Lewis Mccormick.
Mrs. w, g. Sharp and Mrs. T., S. Ferry.
Those pre- sent were Mrs. w. q. Sharp
Mrs Robert Gould Smith, Mrs. Arthur
II. $. Bird, Mrs. Edward s. Ferry. Mrs.
Louis Mccormick, Mrs. Ernest BAN
berger Mrs A. V, Calaghan. Miss Ma
con- Miss Gertrude McGrath Miss Kath-
crime Judge and Miss Anna Mccormick.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Glendlnnirg en-
fertained at dinner on Thursday In
honor Of Mr., and Mrs Pearse Of Eng
land.
Mr. and Mrs y. X. Smith gave an
Informal dinner on Thursday 1T the
Emery-Holmes.
Miss Minnie sadler entertained het
bridge club on THURSDAY.
Miss Enid Ednonds entertained in
formally at h.f home In honor OF the
Priscilla iIb of Provo. The evening
was srAnt In music and gar es prizes
being awarded TO the Misses May Thur
MIA and Carice Saylle, and Messrs.
BERT HIdStlflDnu anu fTfV EVANS l1Oht
present were the Misses May Thurman,
Mayme Billings, Hannah Dunn, Bessie
Eastmond. Lisle Bradford Kate Cab
bolt. Jennie smoot, Adela Edwards,
Clarice Sayilie Daisy Nelson, Jennie
Nelson, Cora Hooper. Edna Evans,
Messrs. Bert Eastmond, Leo Hafen, n.
Clifton Hicks, Nick Morgan. Heber
Hicks, Fred Evans, VIII spettigue and
Delbert Stanger.
One Of the pleasant affairs OF the
week was the reception rendered Prof.
Marshall and Miss Esther Nelson at
81. Paul's rectory on Tuesday night
by Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Perkins. the
rooms being beautifully decorated and
large number being present
A large number OF the members
md friends Of the ST. Marks Ladies'
guild enjoyed an Informal tea given
by Mrs, III A, Whitney on Tuesday,
the rooms being bright with ilowers
and autumn leaves, and the intimate
friends of the hostess assisting
Miss Katherine Belcher entertained
Informally at luncheon at the Country
club on Wednesday IN honor of her
niece. Miss Elizabeth Dooley Of Port
land. Or, covers being laid for a half
dozen guests.
The ball given at the University
last night was decided success In
every way n large number being pres
ont. and all details being delightfully."-
carried out.
Mrs. Louis Simon entertained de-
lightfnlly ~ cards yesterday after
noon. In honor OF her sister. Mrs
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Mrs. Fred slade and Mrs. w J.
Lynch Were hostesses at a large card
party yesterday,
Mrs Charles r. Richards entertain
ed at bridge yesterday their rooms be-
ing decorated entirely in lavender and
green, and the prizes being awarded
Mrs. II. +, McConaughy and Mrs II.
II. Cleaver. About 90 guests were
present and the hostess was assisted
by Mrs Charles G.. Plummer. Mrs. c.
j., Richie, Miss Richards, Miss Della
Janet Richards and Miss Mercy Berk-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs George Reysor enter
tanned informally at dinner on Thurs
days
Among those who entertained at
luncheon at the Country club on
Thursday were Mrs. Louis Mccormick,
whose affair was in honor Of Mrs
Charles Hagar Of Manila who f. the
pnest Of Mrs. Charles Read
On Wednesday Mrs John g. CUT
ler entertained the members OF tho
Women's Republican club az an elab-
crate luncheon at the Commercial
club, the table bNng decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers and covers