Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03

was the luncheon and bridge party
given by Mrs. Frank Swindler the
decorations being In red and white
tulips. and prizes In the card contest
going 10 Mrs. Robert Glendinning and
Mrs Adolf Baer
Mrs. Roscoe Claiming entertained
at bridge on Wednesday in honor OF
Miss Burke--about l6 guests being
is guests being present. The rooms
were In white and green, tulips, ferns
and green shaded candles being used.
Prizes went TO Mrs. Robert Gould
Smith. Miss Maude Thorn. Miss Addie
Zane and Miss Katherine Geddes.
An interesting event OF the week was
the wedding of Miss Florence Cum
bingham and Mr.. William Tozier. the
affair taking place on Tuesday at the
home OF the bride on First street, and
the young couple leaving afterward
for a trip TO the coast. \ bridal lunch
con was served, the decorations being
In American Beauty ana La France
roses. and only members of the family
being present The bride wore hand
some going away gown OF blue brond-
cloth, and her bridesmaid. Miss Alice
Cunningham wore Nile green and
white, Mr. Charles Pratt was best
man.
Mrs. William Lynch entertained her
card club this week.
Mrs. 7. G. Griffin was hostess on
Tuesday at a bridge tea, Mrs. II. ID.
Niles and Mrs. II. W. Packard assisting
In serving refreshments, The decora-
lions were in green and yellow. and the
tallies and scores In French design.
About 20 guests were present, and
prizes we're won by Mrs. Joseph Gal
igher and Mrs. j. II. Ferguson.
Mrs. II. 7. Sappington and Mrs. A.
7, Moon were hostesses AT pleasant
afternoon reception on Tuesday IN
honor OF Or, and Mrs. W. H. Bagby.
Mrs. l.. Brooks Vincent, the cele-
brated Northand lecturer author and
| composer OF the opera, Witch OF the
Woods which Is to be produced at the
salt Lake Theater on Saturday, March
| 10, VIII give box parties at both after
noon and evening performances.
Miss Katherine Geddes was one of
| those who entertained In honor of Miss
| Burke this week, her affair being a
luncheon at which about a half dozen
guests We're entertained. Yellow tulips
/ decorated the table and present besides
| the guests of honor We're Mrs. r. II.
| Claiming Mrs Ernest Hamburger, Mrs.
/ George j. Gibson. Mrs. Lewis McCor-
nick Miss Addie Zane. Miss Dermt.
/
a large and delightful dancing party
was given at Armory hall on Monday
/ night by the First battery n. q. u,
she hall being artistlcally arranged
/ with flags ana military devices, aud the
| entire AFFAIR being successful.
Mr.. F. j. Schmidt was host at an
! elaborate dinner at the Emery-Holmes
/ on Monday night, the table being dec
l grated In pink roses and ferns, while an
| American beauty rose was laid az each
{ plate attached TO the place.card by a
| white ribbon which bore the name Of
the guest 10 gilt letters. The party at
tended the Orpheum afterward and
later enjoyed supper at the CONNER
| Cial club
Mr. and Mrs. y. r. Cook entertained
~ cards on Monday In honor Of their
| sister Miss Florence Cunningham
whose marriage 20 William To2ier took
place this week. The rooms were pret.
tily decorated IN Japanese style and
about ~ guests were present. among
them. Mr.. and Mrs VIII Ray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luclan Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Romney, Dr. and Mrs. 5, W. Downey