Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

afternoon for Miss Helen sanischL
one Of the pleasant affairs given IN
honor OF Miss Bessie williamson this
week was by Miss Mary Van Hou'en'
Miss Evelyn Jensen was the guest Of
| honor at a very enjoyable party given
( Monday evening ny Miss Edith Hunter
and Mrs. ia II. Enrdhy at the home OK
| the latter on south First Wcst street.
| The parlors We're beautifully decorated
| With roses and pOtted plants, and tiny
red hearts were used throughout a
/ game OF progressive peanut was played,
( which caused much mcrrlment. MT
4 James n, Lambert won the prize. Those
present were Mr and Mrs. James n.
| Lambert, MI aud Mre. Theodore Il.
| Barton Mr.. and AtrW. c. G. Neslen MIR.
! aud Mrs. Il, II Eprdley Mrs. Rosa NJ
Lambert, Mrs. Egli. Mrs IL. w. Bar
| ton. Missca Sasic Heath, Iorgcuson,
Pearl Tominson Edith McLcland
Evelyn Jensen, EdHh Hunter. Mcssrs,
win Wetzel and Hawkins
The Henty Literary society celebrat-
ca the sixth anniversary of Its organ
izatlon last Monday night at the home
of J.. George Cracroft on Twelfth East
The reception committee had arranged
series Of games which proved very
Interesting and entertaining. T. George
Wood ana Mise Ethel Griggs winning
the prize game. The dininEruon Was
decorated In the club cOlors (tcd and
bue), and the penuants We're hung from
every corner 4 fOur-cuursc supper was
| served, during which the following
tOasts were given: THE Society by
n. j. Wood THE Chstlemon Gazette
by w II. williams. An original poem
was read by T George Wood, IN COM
memoration of the organization ot the
society All those present had q very
enjoyable time. They were Messrs.
n. Stewart Gardiner, l.. q. cracrofi a,
Tom Davis r. George Wood, A, Jack
Wood, w II, Williams and II. Charles
Mlller-and the Misses Gnes Clark
Ethel Griggs, Edith Burt, Lulu Burn
ham. Minnie Price Edna Burt and Iel-
la F. GALLAGHER
Miss Mamie Lloyd entertained at an
afternoon party on Tuesday In honor
OF Miss ora Chapman, the time being
pleasantly spent WIN music ana games.
a pretty affalr Of Tuesday was the
luncheon given by Miss lessen and
Miss Lowenstein in honor OF Miss Helen
Santschi the decorations being in roses
and wedding bells. n large bell filled
with roses and With smaller bells as
pendants hanging from the chandelier,
while the place cards were also in bells,
joyed. the prizes going TO Miss Santschi
and MISS Evans. Present were Miss
Santschi, Miss Evans, Miss Mahan,
Miss Edwards, Miss Loda. Miss CAPS
pell, Miss EudorA DAILY, Miss Edwards
Of Oakland.
On Monday Miss Bessie Williamson
vas guest OF honor at bridge party
given by Mrs. willard Hanson. the
rooms being decorated In red and green
with American b.4uJy and rambler
roses and ferns. Prizes went 10 Miss
Williamson, Mrs. II. $. Knight and Miss
Janet Williamson Miss Thomas assist
ed the hostess and about 30 guests were
present
Mrs. William Mcdonald entertained
delightfully."- at cards this afternoon.
Another pleasant card party Of this
| afternoon was that given by Mrs. Eu
\ gene Broadus In honor of Mrs, Carl
Prinz Of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Charles Peak gave an afternoon
party on Thursday in honor fo her
mother Mrs. Mylroic of Wisconsin. the
decorations being in red and green and
about dozen ertcrtrlhed.
Mrs. Walter Tuttle and Mrs, George
Savage VIII give "A garden party at
Wandamere in honor OF Mrs, Duke, on
Tuesday, July 2,
Mrs. j. b. CosgrIff entertained in
formally at bridge ON Wednesday, the
decorations being in bridal wreath and
about 10 guests present.
One of the largest and most enjoy
able affairs of the week was the re-
ception at the Bee Hive House on
Thursday, in honor of Dr. Margaret c.
Roberts. by representatives of her va
rlous nurses classes.
Mrs c. o. Whittemore, Miss June
WbttemOre and Mrs. Abner Luman
and her daughter Nettie have issued
invitations for large reception 10 be
given at the Whittemore home. $50 east
Second South street next Tuesday af-
ternoon.
one of the social events OF next
week VIII be an Informal reception
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