Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
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Tomorrow Is Easter ana IN" day
ends the long Lcnten period IN when
social pleasures have been IN abey-
nnce with great many of Salt Lakes
entertainers 1ho effect OF II has been
felt in apnreelahTe diminishing of
social functions during the season, bst
The coming wseks villa doubtless witt
ness the swing OF reaction In 81 sue.
cession OF festive affairs which VIII
enliyon the remainder Of the spring
days,
on Monday evening. March %, al
their residence, Mr. and Mrs j. Il,
Emms celebrated the tenth 1nnivers-
AIRY OF their Wedding, The rooms be-
ing tasteIully decorated with roses and
carnations and dnElne the evening a
dainty supper WAS served, the remain
ing time being passed with games and
lnnsle, Those present We're as FOL
lows: MI and Mrs J. J.. Risby, NH
and Mrs. Edward Ilearns Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Wiscomb, Mr. and Mrs, M.
~ Pratt, Mrs ~. @, Park, Mr. and
Mrs. Hyrum Bull. Mrs w J, Wright
Miss Eva sheets, Mrs j. Enms, Mr.
Clarence EberTy. Miss Reua Rigby
sllSS Ni~iNAiNS W
Miss Leslie Kerr was guest OF honor
at delightful bridge tea on Thursday
given by Miss Beatrice Cheeseman and
Miss Aiieen Mclean the affair taking
place at the home of Miss Che
Where Miss Kerr is a guest. The rooms
were decorated with a variety of beal-
tiful flowers, the parloI- in Ann rjcan
beauty roses. The library In daffodils
and the dining room in pink and
white carnations About III guests
were present and prizes awarded each
table She winners being Miss Bess
Mcmillan, Miss Eliza beth Mcintyre,
Miss Jenna Budd Geddes. Mrs Bur
ton of Fort Douglas and Mrs Wallace
Brnnsf0rd Mrs. Louis Gates and Miss
Gertrude Hanson assisted IN serving
Mrs. Clarence Warnocls entertained
Informally at luncheon yesterday IN
honor OF Mrs. Williamson. the table
being bright with spring flowers and
about 10 being present
On "Wednesday Mrs. J. c. Cutter and
Miss Mabel Cutler gave stall party
al the theater. and afterward enter
tained their guests at a violet tea at
Franklyn-s the decoration and place
cards being daintily done in the violets.
and about 10 enjoying the affair The
guests We're Mrs u. q. Beatty. Mrs.
ItuNNOs W. Ipittbtftt tilaN Wiley
den, Miss Jean Spencer. Miss Robenla
Stroul- Miss zola Bagiey, Miss Virginia
Realty, Miss Merle Lynch, Miss Edith
kingsbury. Miss LueIla Cutler Miss
Rehan Spencer Miss Hazel Cutler and
Miss Dorothy Rogers.
Miss Margaret Mcmillan entertained
at pretty Easter party on Wednesday
III honor OF her eleventh birthday, about
16 Of her little friends being present
The rooms were prettliy decorated and
"A game OF searching for Easter eggs
by means OF cobwebs was feature OF
the afternoon. The guests were Misses
Elsie Davis Bertha and Grace Crabhs,
Tal1na Breeder, Marion Mcintyre, MIL
dred Pensions Paul Wheeler, Lorna
Russell, Jean SwIndler, Francis Evans,
Margaret Hooking Yvonne Moon,
Hannah Petersen, Edna Shields and
Aileen Reynolds.
Mrs G. S. Williamson has been the
guest OF honor at several delightful
events this week ON Tuesday Mrs,
IS slade and Mrs. w. ]. Lynch enter
tairled for her, about 30 guests being
present The rooms we're bright with
Mrs. FL G. Mcmillan and Mrs w. Fl.
Green,
on Wednesday Mrs. Williamson was
guest OF honor at a card party given
by Mrs John Renseimar, and won the
card-pr1ze as well as the guest prize.
the third going To Mrs w. Il. Warren
The rootns were prettily decorated and
about six tables We're played
Mr.. and Mrs. j. -. Cosgrlff enter
teined a dinner on Tuesday night In
honor of Mrs. l., d, Bache of Omaha.
and on Thursday might MIR. and Mrs.
3 D. Spencer entertained Informally at
dinner in her honor.
Mrs. r. W. Fisher entertained a few
friends at luncheon informally at the
Commercial club ola Wednesday.
Mrs wallace Bransford entertained
the Cup and Saucer club at her home
GA Wednesday,
Judge and Mrs ID. n. Straup enter
tanned informally at cards on Tuesday
might.
Miss lone Morrison was hostess at an
informal afternoon party yesterday aft
erltoon, entertaining few Intimate
friends at her home.
Mrs. w. ], WoistenhoInle entertained
the general officers OF the DauGhteTs Of
Utah Pioneers at her home on We'd
Desday, the affair being in the nature
OF a patchwork party the guests each
bringing pieces OF cloth from historic
material to piece into GUILT for the
relic room OF the society. The name of
each guest and the date OF the occasion
were worked in each block a 'homS
made" dinner was served and an enjoy
able time spent
Mir. and MrE Roscoe NJ. Tew have IS
sued Invitations for an evening party
next Wednesday IN honor OF Mrs. Jack
AngeTbpuer, Mrs. 'rews sister,
On Thursday Mr.. nnd Mrs If, J..
Grant gave a pleasant evening party
at their home the event being in the
nature OF double celebration oE the
birthday anniversary OF Bryant String
ham and The marriage OF Miss Elsie
Jacobs ana lillS Heueenr which look
place on the day previous. a large
number Were present including mtm-
beers OF the Strlnghnm family ana the
relatives ~ the newly married pair. "a
most enjoyable Ino being spent
Mr. and Mrs Inrt u. Needham Will
be at home nj No sumner avenue
after April /,
Mr. n. r. Bauer and Mrs c. II.
Forl, gave a caFl party on "Wednesday,
about 30 GUESTS being present The
Tsd Cgrnltipng and American Beauty
roses, and prizes 6erc awarded Mrs
n ~ Williams and Mis- j H. Me-
Mlilen.
Miss Katherine GCdHcs entertained