Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-25
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

al the large garden party given at
the home Of Gen Robert T. Burton.
yesterday afternoon. at his country
place on State street below Twelfth
South. The extensive grounds We're
beautifully decorated with number
of large flags, a feature of the after
noon being the hoisting of an i'm
mense ono in coInmemoration OF the
same occurrence on Ensign peak,
SO years before, in which Cen Burton
took part. Hammocks, swings,
basket ball and croquet made pleasure
for the many guests, while an
elegant repast was served In the even
ing. About 125 relatives were pres
ent.
Col. and Mrs. N w. Clayton are So
journing for the summer at their east
canyon ranch.
This afternoon Miss Louise Spencer,
and the Misses Mary. Alice and Eliza
beth Wells went TO Logan to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Thatcher.
Miss Preale Clarke gave delight
full party at her N~~-- on Tenth East
Tuesday evening In honor of Miss
Irene Short. Five Hundred" was
played, after which novelty in the
form of silhouette game was the
feature After the likenesses of the
guests We're taken, they were placed up
on the wall and the originals guessed
at The one guessing the greatest num-
Der was the prize winner. Afterwards,
a musical contest game was played
and delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. Miss Short and Frank Manning
won prizes,
+. L. Sheets returned lately from a
weeks fishing trip in Idaho
Miss Jennie Romney, Mrs. r. C.
Anderson and two daughters, Mrs.
Brown and Miss Pearl Anderson of
Los Angeles arrived in the city yester-
day. They will spend month visit
ing relatives and friends
After the business meeting at the
assembly hall yesterday, the Sons
and Daughters OF the Pioneers" adj
jcurned to the Lion House where a
good old-fashioned handlshake and
visit were INDUCED in and comfortable
old time refreshments partaken of.
Much credit is due the committee
headed by Mrs. Anne Groesbecls, for
the efficient manner In which the
large crowd of nearly zoo was taken
care OF in the refreshment line. The
buttermilk, doughnuts, home made
sandwiches. ice cream and cake were
just the kind grandma used to serve.
Miss Jeanette Human gave a bridge
luncheon at the Knutsford this after
noon for Miss Ethelyn Gardner and
Miss June Whttemore. The table de-
ccrations ~ere in Shasta daisies, the
place cards being hand painted in the
same Hover. Covers were laid for 16.
The Twentieth Century club will
meet on Monday with Mrs. o. *.
Lewis
This afternoon Miss Helen Evans
entertained at her home on Third
East street In honor OF Miss Grace
Hayden of Nebraska. and Miss Flora
Knox of Kansas. Six tables were
used. four guests being at each.
Mr. and Mrs. smallwood are in
the city for week or two the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Putnam.
Mrs. lie Compile who has been visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. Wells. for few
weeks. left yesterday for her home
in Park City.
Mrs. Ida Noble Roberts entertains
for Mrs. Joseph S. Peery tomorrow.
At Red Butte Hollow last night a de-
lightful lawn party was given for Miss
Emelie Bannister of Ogden by the
Misses Alton and Jasmine Young. The
night was ideal, and much fun was oc-
casioned when the moon who has done
such heroic duty for a week, hid her
face for a short time. supper was
served at half past eight TO about 80
guests.
Miss Edna Bailey gives her second
musical of the week this afternoon.
Miss Aileen MCLEAN will be guest of
honor.
An informal affair OF yesterday was
the party given for Miss Ethel Part
ridge by Miss Evelyn Thomas and
Miss Anna Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Smoot are Wis
ting at the home ot Mrs. Shoots moth
er, Mrs. c. A. Eldredge.
Miss Anna Adams will spend part
Of her vacation In Logan.