Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-02
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sprague, Mrs. L. Z. Han, Mrs. A. \
Vollmcr Mrs. Rood. Mrs. Grant Hamn.
ton. Mrs Thomas Weir, Mrs. II, q, Nc
MILAN Mrs A. H. Boxrud Mrs David
Hemphln, Mrs. Serene b. futile. Mrs
D. w Boyd Mrs, Don Coray Mrs. Mer'
ril1. Mrs. J. b. Evans, Mrs, j. w
Smith. Mrs. A. j. Gorhan Mrs. X, G
pusyan Mrs w. II. Dale ard Mrs r
=. Beatty
Coy, and Mrs. r. c, cutler were guests
Of honor NJ a dinner on Wednesday
night given by Mr. and Mrs w W.
Ritter the table being beautifully deco
rated In yellow and white with daffo-
dis. ferns and white Illusion and about
IL guests being present
Mrs Il. A. Greenwood gave lunch,
con on Wednesday In honor OF her
| mother Mrs. Glesy, and Mrs, Frank
| Hahn. the dccora lions being IN daffo.
| dis, with a centerpiece of the flowers
| and place cards decorated In the same
| design. The other guests We're Mrs,
| w. l.. Green, Mrs. II. j. Schultz. Mrs.
Plank, Mrs. h. T. Harvey Mrs, j. VI.
Benedict, Miss Lconore Sampson and
Mrs George W. SNOW
Miss Blanch Klnbal ertertalns in
formally at dinner tonight.
Melvin Rich entertained AT box
party Wednesday evening at the Or
pheum IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs, Dur
wood Devan OF Los Angeles, and Mrs.
a. r. Weeter OF Park city, who are
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Price. The party included Mr., and
Mrs. Pennel Cherrington, MI. and Mrs.
purwood. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Price and
Mrs. Weetcr.
Mrs. H. II Charles entertained at
bridge on Wednesday In honor Of
her niece. Miss Charles OF Butte, about
20 guests being present,
The regular monthly social of the Y.
w. c. a. was held on Thursday night
and a delightful program given By
Miss Esther Allen, Miss Loreen Leary,
Miss AUeubaugh, Miss Wolfgang, MIR.
Brines and Mrs, G. y. Richards.
The Ladies' Reading club entertained
on Wednesday evening last al Unity
hail, giving a dinner and card party in
honor Of Mrs, j. G.. Anderson. who
leaves soon to make her home in Seat
tie. The menu was prepared and
served by the ladies of the club, and
was perfect In its appointments The
table was decorated in red and white.
the colors Of the club. An Immense
bouquet of red and white carnations
graced the center of the board and
vases of American Beauty roses were
placed at each end Of the table. Z
guests numbered tweuty-four. At the
close of the dinner, Mrs. Anderson was
presented with silver fork as a SOU
venir from the club. Mrs, Anderson
accepted the gift in a few we'll chosen
words, expressing her regret nj leav-
ing the club, and the appreciation Of the
kindly sentiment expressed In the gift.
A few iInpromptu toasts We're respond
ed 10 and the quests adjourned TO the
reception room, where card tables were
placed prizes for the game were
awarded to Mrs. James Dlnwoodey ana
Mr.. u. F. Hanna. The dinner was one
of the most enjoyable entertainments
the club has ever given, and it is hoped
1t may be made an annual event
MIR, and Mrs. l.. G.. Shaw announce
the engagement of their daughter Ell
leen to Mr.. Charles Woods, the mar
riage to take place about the first OF
May.
DR.. and Mrs. Union worthington en-
tertained informally at dinner on We'd
nesday IN honor Of NJ. J, Brines.
Mrs. r. C. Dustan entertained in
honor Of Mrs. c. II, Brown this week.
her guests being members of an old
time club.
Mrs. Edwin s. Sheets entertained on
afternoon at card party in
honor of Mrs. Ella WoolIey COombs of
who is here on visit. A
delightful afternoon was spent, Mrs.
John n. Pike receiving the prize Those
enjoying the affair We're Mrs. Agnes
Hill, Mrs. John Nilsson, Mrs. John N.
Pike. Mrs. Gronway Parry, Mrs. John
Evans, Mrs. Martha Taylor, Mrs. WIN
Evans. Mrs. Love and Mrs. Johnson.
The Relief society OF the 9Th ward,
Pioneer stake. gave a surprise party at
the home OF Mrs. r. Wheelhouse on
Monday In honor of Mrs, Sarah r.
Stanley, their retiring president, who
is removing from the ward In behalf
OF the society, Mrs. Wheelhouse pre-
sented to Mrs. Stanley a beautiful
watch and chain as a token of love
and esteem for her. About 50 MEM
bers We're present, and a hounteous ia
BILE was spread, the affair being thor
oughly enjoyable.
A musical treat will be enjoyed by
those fortunate in obtaining tickets for
the musicale to be given at the Ladies'
Literary club, Thursday evening next,
when Fricda Slender, soprano, will be
heard In q program of song, There
will only be Il limited number of tickets
given out to comfortably Ill the club
house, This will he the March musicale
under the auspices OF the music Sec
ton. but applications for tickets should
be made to Mr.. Graham, who has
charge of thes musicale evenings,
Miss Birdie Parker entertained the
q. o. o. $. club at her home on Wed
nesday afternoon.
The WOman's Democratic club will
entertain the Democratic members OF