Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
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The week has been a busy one, the
Conference session lending its quota OF
interest to festive as well as other af-
fairs, number OF informal and other
entertainments having taken place In
honor Of the visitors,
From now the spring season promises
to he bright one IN n social way,
weddings leading IN the list Among
other prominent affairs being planned
Ia the University banquet, the initial
steps being taken this week.
Miss Fannie Bird gave pretty
luncheon Thursday TO the members OF
her Sewing club. the decorations and
al details being carried out In yellow.
The table had centerpiece of yellow
jonquils and daffodils were used
throughout the rooms, while the place
cards were tied with yellow ribbon. and
the favors were brass candlesticks with
yellow candles The guests were: Mrs.
A. w. McCune, Jr., Mrs. Frank Rob-
erts, Mrs Arthur shepherd. Mrs.
Arthur Davis. Mrs. Frederick w. Sim
clair. Mrs. Leroy Dlnwoodey Mrs Roy
Hampton. Mrs, j. Fred Odell, Mrs. Jo-
seph II. Richards, Mrs. Louis Schoppe,
Mrs. r. G. Odell Miss Adelaide Hamp-
ton, Mrs. Levi Ritter. Miss Howat.
Mrs. Fred G. Dern was hostess at
luncheon on Thursday, about IL guests
being present. and the Easter idea be-
Ing carried out with souvenirs and place
cards of tiny chickens, while daffodils
were used as centerplece
The Misses Bessie and Naomi Felt
will entertain next Monday night In
honor of Misses Helen and Emily
Whitney, and Messrs. w. J. Timpson
and Winslow f. Smith.
A delightful party was given at the
home OF Miss Emma Nordvall, We'd
nesday evening, in honor of Mr.. David
n. Bearishall, prior 10 his departure
on mission to Europe Games were
INDUCED In. after which a delicious
supper was served, Mr.. Lester Hedger
acting as toast master. while responses
were made by Mr.. David II. Beardshall,
Miss Cicely White, Mr.. Ross Aston,
Mr.. James Hooper, and Mr.. Frank An
derson. Prizes were won by Miss Sa-
die Price. Mr.. Dlworth Wardrop. Miss
Florence Wardrop and Mr.. James
Hooper Those present were Miss Mabel
Donkin, Josephine Morris, Sadie Price,
Cicely White, Sarah Cameron, Florence
Wardrop, Hattie Crabbe, and Emma
Nordvall and Messrs. David Boards
hall. Lester Hedger Ross Aston, Dill
worth Wardrop, James Hooper, Frank
Kent, and Frank Anderson
Mrs Benjamin White was hostess
at an exceedingly pretty luncheon to-
day given In honor OF Miss Josephine
Wells at the Commercial club. The
Easter idea was the design throughout.
the centerpiece being of Easter lilies,
the place cards the same flowers done
In water color, and the almond holders
being In lily shapes About 20 guests
were present.
Mrs. George w. Putnam was one OF
the weeks hostesses, entertaining at a
luncheon, followed by bridge.
The members OF Mrs. q. y Davis
card club were entertained at her home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Madsen enter
tanned the Happy Hour club at their
home on Wednesday.
Among the pleasant affairs OF the
week was the character dress ball given
by the debating club OF the L. D. $.
U. on Wednesday night.
Mrs. f. A. Brough gave n china show
er party on Monday IN honor Of her sis
ter. Miss Pearl Riser, whose marriage
takes place next week. The rooms were
bright with spring flowers. and the
bride-elect received many dainty gifts.
On Thursday, Miss Emma Morris en-
tertained at a parcel shower In Miss
Riser's honor, a large number OF her
friends enjoying the pleasant event.