Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24
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The week has been busy one social
~, especially In the way OF bridge teas,
number OF elaborate affairs having
been given. The largest of these prob
ably was that given on Thursday by
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith at Fort Douglas,
about 20 being entertained. The affair
took place In the post hall, which had
been COSTLY furnished with rugs,
couches and divans. while all about the
walls we're military emblems. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. w. II. Point, Mrs.
. Farnum, Miss Winnlfred Wood and
Mrs. NJ, S. Woodward. The hostess was
assisted at the tea which followed, and
to which the officers were Invited by
Mrs. b. c. Lockwood. Mrs. Edward p.
Pendeton, Mrs. Hector ID. Lane, and
Mrs. Mason. Assisting these were Miss
Cayley, Miss Claire Thompson and Miss
Della Janet Richards.
Another large affair Of tho week was
the reception and dancing party given
last night by Dr. and Mrs. Il. $. Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Read at the
new Christensen hall, the rooms being
most effectively decorated, and all de-
tails delightfully."- carried out.
on Tuesday Mrs. w. S. Mccormick
was hostess at bridge tea, about 60
being present and the prizes being won
by Mrs ]. Walcott Thompson, Mrs.
Wallace Bransford, Mrs. James Finlan
and Miss Crawford. Assisting In serv-
ing were Mrs. Robert Hardness and
Mrs. W. II. Bancroft.
on Thursday Mrs. c. H. Griffin en-
tertained at a luncheon at the Com
merclal club In. honor OF Miss Gertrude
Griffin OF Denver and Mrs Horne of
Colorado Springs, about dozen being
present. Afterward the party attended
the matinee at the Orpheum.
Mrs. w. +. Adams entertained at a
Kenslngton on Thursday. the rooms be-
ing prettily decorated and a delightful
program being given, including the
reading of story of Mrs. Morris
Richie by Mrs. G. +. Richards, and
plano numbers by Miss Florence Hurl-
burt.
/. Mrs. j. A. Bouzek gave delightful
tea ON Tuesday, the rooms being deco
rated with pink and white roses, and
about 10 guests being entertained,
Mrs. Charles Caine was hostess at a
tea ON Monday given in honor OF Mrs.
w. T. Dinwoodey. the rooms being dec
GRATED with potted plants and flowers
and the following assisting; Mrs. VIII
liam Reid, Mrs. ]. NJ. Reinsimar and
Mrs. George Alder. Guessing games
were the feature OF the afternoon, the
prize being awarded Miss Sadler.
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! Mrs. J. g. Cosgriff entertained at a
bridge party on Friday, about a dozen
friends being present and the prizes
going TO Miss Leila Stingey, Miss Ker-
vim and Mrs. Brigham T. Cannon, Mrs.
Nv. Edward Fife and Miss Mary Smed-
ley and Miss Moods presided In the
diningroom.
Mrs. r. II. Tracey entertained her
card club on Monday
Mrs. ]. r.. pooley entertained at a
luncheon on Monday In honor of Mrs.
Francis Smith Of Muskegon, Mich. COW
ers being laid for about a dozen guests.
Mrs. James Rogers entertained her
card club at luncheon on Wednesday,
the table being decorated IN yellow
chrysanthemums and Mrs. Lewis Evans
winning the prize The club meets next
week with Mrs. w. l.. Ellerbeck
A large affair OF next week win be
the dancing party to be given at Unity
hall next Thursday night every prep.
aration being made for Its success. The