Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
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liant one % the spring season. having
been nlled with notably interesting az
fairs. The largest Of these were the
receptions given respectively az M
home OF Bishop +. s. Spalding. and
Of Rowland hall academy a large NUM-
Der being present az each. Next iu
importance, excepting Of course, The
weddings was the annual luncheon II
the Woman's club given al the Com
mercal club the table being hand
tcmc.y decorated and q program 0f
toasts being enjoyed, the affair being
altogether enjoyable
One ~ the largest home events u
the week was the bridge party given
by Mrs Hubbard Reed on Tuesday
about 40 guests being present The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
red roses and peonies and after the
cards supper was served on the porch.
Mrs r. J. Glendinnine assisted In
entertaining The prizes in the games
were won by Mrs. Graham F. Putnam,
Mrs r. c. Lockwood. Mrs George p.
Holman and Ms r. c. Woodruff The
other guests were Mrs Walter Fitch.
Mrs w. $. Woodward. Mrs David
Keith, Mrs Windsor v. Rice. Mrs.
Robert Harkness, Mrs. George Y. Wal.
lace Mrs 7. g. Weber. Mrs. Edwin
+ Holmes Mrs. j. p McGeaih. Mrs
George NJ. Downey Mrs William Ne.
Caskell. Mrs. O. W Powers Mrs f. ].
Fabian, Mrs Pfoutz Mrs w. Edward
Fife, Mrs J. b. Cosgrin. Miss C0sgrn.
Mrs. Wilbur W Flagg Mrs J. NJ Bid
well, Mrs. Solomon Siegcl Mrs Eliza
beth Belden, Mrs, q. b. Pfoutz Mrs.
David r. Gray Mrs. David s. Murray,
Mrs. Jack Jeyne, Miss Keogh. Miss
Hanauer. Miss Katherine Judge. Miss
Blanche kimball. Miss Rose Lane and
Miss George Weber
A large reception was held at Row.
land hall on Tuesday night the rooms
being bright with flowers. delicious
refreshments served and music helping
10 make the event a brilliant one.
Bishop Spaldiug assisted the faculty
IN receiving and about 300 guests were
present during the evening.
Mrs j. c. McLain was hostess at
pretty tea on Tuesday given In honor
Of her sister, Mrs George f. Ring of
Relyidere. Cal, the rooms being de-
corated with roses and ivy and about
30 friends being invited, The hostess
was assisted during the afternoon by
Mrs. a. u. Mayne, Miss Mary Mayno,
Miss Chfta Msyne. Miss Ivy Snyder
and Miss Dollle Davis.
Mr. and Mrs W. G. Lamb enter
taincd informally al whist last night.
the rooms being effectively decorated
and a number OF friends enjoying the
affair
Miss Jessie Home was hostess al a
pleasant affair this week I'm honor OF |
Miss Bonch Cherry and Mr.. Percy ~ |
Brown.
Mrs. S. F. Fenion entertained in
formally at luncheon on Wednesday,
the table being decorated with red |
roses and the following guests being
present; Mrs Heber NJ. Wells Mrs. Il. |
A. Trip, Mrs Don Coray, Mrs L. B.
Trip. Mrs. l.. y Howard,
Mrs. +. o. Lee was hostess al two |
pleasant afternoon affairs this week |
on Wednesday and yesterday respec.
lively a large number Of her friends
oeins entertained at tea,
Mrs John Weir was hostess at a
bridge party yesterday
Mrs j, c. Landonberger was among
The many who entertained an card par.
TIES Yesterday her entertainment be-
Ing 800" l
Mrs r. T. Holmes received inform
any at her home yesterday from 3 TN |
G o'clock.
Mrs D. ] Sharp entertained at a
delightful luncheon yesterday.
Mrs j. N. Moore entertained 1T a
shower party yesterday afternoon I'm
honor Of Miss BIanch Cherry, the
bnde-elect receiving many dainty Gifts.
Miss Pearl Clark and Miss Irene
short will entertain a number Of their
high school friends next Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice OConnor win enter.
tain Informally at cards next Wedpes-
Gay afternoon in honor Of Miss Blanch
Cherry
Mrs. Lafayette Hsnchctt entertain.
ID Informally at cards this week.
Mr. c. A. Shay gave n box party AZ
The orpheum ou Wednesday night