Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
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Probably the prsesi affair OF the
week was the reception given 10y Tao
womafs Democratic CLUB on ThursdaS
Night IN honor OF yae Democratic mem.
beers of the legislature, ere even i1NInS
place at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. j. II
N1oyle, which was brllNntly decorated
for the urc1 sion a number Of address,
es We're given BIZ prominent guests, \
delicious supper was served and The az
fair was Ia every way delightful
One Of Mondays pleasant events was
the tea given by Mrs, Hugh AndeI son
n honor OF her niece, Mrs j, n. Hunt
toou. the rooms being decorated With Il
PROPULSION Of spriug flowers and n NUM-
Der OF intimate friends assisting ~
cludinE Mrs. w. Montague Ferry Miss
Jessie Anderson. Mrs w. ii. Cunning
ham, Mrs, Edward $ Ferry ana Mrs.
June sadler ponnell
Another pretty affair of tho same
afternoon was tic luncheon given by
Mrs. Il. r. Harvey in honor " Mrs
Frank Hahn This guests sat az long
table artistic with decorations Of daffo-
dis and yellow shaded candles. and
afterwaId 200 WAS enjoyed the priz Is
going Ia Mrs Hahn, Mrs knight and
Mrs. Renselmar.
L. C. schTamm gave box party at
the Orpheum Monday evening IN conf
plimeui 70 Mrs j, Il. Hunto0n. The
guests besides Mrs. HUntoon, being
Miss Jessie Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs w,
III. Cunningham. Mrs June Sadler Dom
nell John 5, Crtchlow and Lester
Freed.
large affair Of the week was the
dancing and card party given by the
Unitarian society ON Tuesday night at
Unity hall, about 100 guests enjoying
the pleasant affair. Those on tho re-
cepton committee included ReV. and
Mrs, +. /, Eddy, ME aud Mrs George 5I.
sRayhould Mr., and Mrs. George Q, orr,
MIR and Mrs James l., Perks. Mrs.
James Cowan Mr. and Mrs w III.
Hopkins. Mrs. Edward Larsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Monitor. on the floor conn
mittee were Frank larsen, w. H. HOP
tklns and H. j. RIyes
& Mrs. J. n. Ingram win entertain next
Tuesday al "A luncheon at The Alta
club.
Mrs. G. 3. Dehl entertained the Uto-
pIa club this week, the prises going 10
Mrs. c. c. CrlsmOn and Mrs Fred pern-
Mrs. M. S. Woodward and Mrs. j, Nj.
RidwelI enterta med at a bridge tea on
Tuesday. about 20 guests being present
, The rooms were bright with dalfodlls
I. and violets and the hostesses We're as
sisted by Mrs. f. IL kriehel. Miss
Rooklidge and Miss Hnnausr'
Mrs. a. Reynolds aud Miss Breeden
entertained Informally on Tuesday
night In honor OF MI and Mrs, Roscoe
Breeder, the time being spent with
cards and n chatting dish supper en-
joyed The other guests We're Maj, and
, Mrs. NJ A, Breeder, Miss simpson,
/. Miss Smalley. Miss Brookes of Rowland
, Hall, Miss Marjorie Dey, Miss Louise
Belts, Miss Minnie Wingate. Richard
Shield. $. Stanford. James Armstrong,
George Dwyer Mr.. Arms. Mr.. Rugar
and Marshall Brecdcn,
Mrs. Robert Hardness and Mrs. w. G.
sharp entertain al a large luncheon this
afternoon at the Alta club.
Mrs. Percy Sadler gave q box-party
M the Orpheum on Tuesday afterward
entertaining her guests at tea,
Miss Ada Smith entertained about n
dozen friends at her home In Waterloo
on Monday. the time being spent with
music and games and the decorations
being Ia pink carnations
Mr. and Mrs. w, r. Jones, Jr, enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner on
Wednesday at the Lion House In honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Seaboldt, the table
being prettIly decorated and delicious
menu served
Mrs. II. p. Myton returns home from
San Francisco next sunday, safter a
pleasant visit there,
An elaborate event OF the Week was
the annual breakfast OF the Bay View
Reading club on Wednesday at the
Manltou, the table being effectively
decorated In lilies of the valley and
ferns and a program of toasts given