Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-25
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one OF the pleasantest social affairs Of
ihe week was the afternoon party given
By Mrs. Edwin $. Sheets on Wednesday
in honor Of Mrs. Charles Reader The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
goldengl0W. and delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess assisted by
Miss Hetty Taylor Miss Agile Schet-
tier and Mrs Connie Hadley favored
the guests with musical selections.
Those present To enjoy the AFFAIR Vert
Mrs. Albert l.. Paul, Mrs. Moron Iver-
son, Mrs Schonort, Mrs. Hadley. Mrs.
cassidy, Mrs Bates Mrs Brazier, Mrs
r. Naylof. Mrs +. Beers Mrs. II. Bull.
Mrs. ]. Taylor, Mrs. Eddington. Mrs.
~. Taylor Mrs. A. Watson. Miss Alley.
Miss Hetty Taylor. Miss Blanche Cas-
sidy, Miss Aggie Schettler and Miss Eva
Sheets.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin s. Sheets enter
tained at dinner on Monday evening in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reader.
and covers were laid for 10. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reader leave today 10 make their
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on Thursday evening. Aug. e. the
relatives Of Mrs. Amelia f. Young
met al her home 10 celebrate the ami
versary Of her birth. One Of the pleas
jng features OF the evening was tho
presentation TO her OF two beautiful
hand painted china plates. Those pres.
ent were Mr. II. Folsom. Nh and Mrs.
w. p. Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. l. ].
Brown, Mrs. George 2. Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs, W. NJ. Mainland. Miss Olivia
Folsom, Miss Clarissa Folsom Mrs. II.
u. Folsom. Miss Florence Browny,Miss
Ellie Folsom. Miss Ella Brown, Miss
Clara Folsom Miss Jennie Brown. Miss
Rhea Wallace, Edward Wantland. VIII
Brown. Ruby Wallace, Mr.. Orson May.
Mrs. a. L. Hoppaugh entertained do
llghtfully yesterday IN honor Of Mrs.
G. +. Mccullough.
Retiring Counselor ]. g. Saudberg NJ
the bshopric OF the Twenty-thlrd ward
Wag the recipient Of a pleasant surprise
on Thursday night. when a party con-
sisting OF the choir, officers Of the ward.
the NJ. !. a. and the Sunday school
gathered Unexpectedly az his home and
spent an enjoyable evening the event.
which was managed by the choir. bclnk
In the nature OF a testimonial OF esteem
for his services. The time was pleas.
an'ly spent with music, and speeches In
compliment TO the impr0mptu host, ana
feast OF good things from the baskets
OF the guests made q bountiful spread
Tho Misses Mary Lille and Claire
Cannon entertained a porch party lass
evening at their home on Q street.
Mrs. George II. Smith gave lunch
con followed by bridge on Saturday
IN honor OF her sister, Mrs. Ernest Do
IAshmutt OF Spokane
Mrs J. G. Sawyer was hostess al an
afternoon party on Thursday given in
honor Of Miss Minnie Denny OF Butte.
about 20 guests being entertained
Goldenglow was used throughout the
rooms and the hostess was assisted by
Airs. A. r. Wltcher and Miss Elsie
Dlckert. The other guests were Mrs. p.
Q. Perkins Mrs. VIII G. Druehl. Mrs. f.
a. Earls. Mrs. Harry Goodwin. Mrs
Melvin Sowles. Mrs. William CrOme.
Mrs George n. Badger the Misses
Agatha Borkhoel Lena Welby. Bea-
tfice OConnor. Val and Ada Murphy.
Myra Sowlcs. Helen Denny. Hazel
Pond Maud Hampton. Elizabeth
Hampton, Lucy Gaby. Daisy RAY.
bould. Ethel Dofielmyer.
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Mrs. B. +, Bauer was one OF Thurs
days hostesses, her function being 1.
luncheon given az the Alta club. The
table was decorated with goldengloN
and fsvors were cut glass and silvel
stands, while the place cards were tied
with yellow ribbon,
Mrs. W. W Anness entertained on
Thursday IN honor Of the Misses
Chambers Of Omaha the rooms being
decorated IN sweet peas for the occa-
sion and guessing game was among
the pleasant features OF the afternoon.
The prize being won by Mrs Benia.
min Young The other guests were
Mesdames F. o. Lee. O. A. Honnold
Charles Peake Clarence Post. Charles
Plummer Benjamin Young. A. n. Par
sons Mrs. Robson, Alfred Peters. the
Misses Mary Msyne Martha Waters
Bessie Critzer. Bess Ward Olive Fer
ris, Lucy and Efle Hitch.
The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch
were hostesses at card party on
Thursday given IN honoi Of Miss Sue
sawyer. the rooms being decorated In
sweet peas and the TALES IN wedding
bell design. while other details also
suggested the bridal idea. Prizes I'm
the contest went 10 Misses sawyer.
buckingham and O'Connor. About 20
guests enjoyed the affair."
A luncheon was given by Mrs. g. p.
Pitts on Thursday in honor Of Miss
lila Putnam, whose marriEe takes
place in the near future Covers were
laid for about a half dozen.
About 80 friends enjoyed the hospi-
taiity Of Miss Ina Rudy on Thursday.
her entertainment being cards. and the
rooms beng bright with gOldenglow
and sunfowers for the event. Prizes
were awarded Miss Virginia Elmer
and Miss Phoebe Hardin.
pretty affair Of yesterday was the
afternoon party given by Mrs. a. A.
Bounold for Miss Myra Sowles. whose
wedding takes place IN September The
rooms werc effectively decorated IN
cut flowers and ferns. and q delight
ful time enjoyed
Miss Ella Putnam was guest ~ hon.
o. al a thcater party an the Orpheum
today given by Mrs G.. =. Putnam.
. luncheon preceding the matinee.
Miss Sawyer was guest 90 honor 40
q pretty luncheon yesterday her hos
tess being Miss Dolly Davis
Miss leta Mcmillan was entertained
NJ a dinner last night at the Country
club. given by the Misses Fitch. about
DOZEN other guests being present
Miss Irene Judge entertained 40 a
unique party on Thursday iN the way
OF an auction the ladies present be-
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