Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-11

HUGE MISE lNteSInuIls was given Will
| an attention TO details that surprised
even the friends of that most popular
| hostess. The guests, about 80 In NUM-
Der. were conveyed by automobile over
| the suburban roads that Lead to beau
! tiful 1dlewild. The decorations were all
that could be desired. being nasturtiunis
aud California peoples on the Ncranda.
the hail I'm panslcse, the library IN ros-
es and the dinngroom In sweet peas,
A large American nag draped the arch
at the entrance In honor of the groom
to-be. Mrs. Cheesman poured coffee In
the diningroom, the Misses Margie
Walker and Mabel Mcclure served
punch on the vernada- one pretty fea-
ture of the entertainment was the priv
ilege granted the guests OF gathering
flowers which they did to their great
delight.
Another large affair OF yesterday was
the dancing party given by Mrs, +. A.
Ellis TO about 200 OF her friends which
was elaborate IN all its details. the
decorations were brilliantly carried out:
three rows VI colored incandesc2nt
lights surrounded the house. with n
double row OF Japanese lanterns. a
japanese dancing floor was erected on
the back lawn. and platform for the
orchestra, near the latter. Under an
attractive canopy Of red, white and
Barnes aud Miss Alice Pitt, In dainty
white gowns, served punch. Christen-
sens orchestra furnished the music
while refreshments were served in the
dlningToom. which was gay with mas
turtiums ana marguerites.
The lawn party to be given this eve
ming by Mrs. j, j. Thomas at her home
on Eleventh East in honor of her niece
Miss Edna Davis, of Oakland, Cal, will
be another AFFAIR shasta daisies and
sweet peas will be the principal inside
orations while the lawn will be
gay with flags and booths made bril-
liant by colored electric lights. Mrs.
Thomas Will - assisted by Mrs. Byrolf
Cummings, Mrs n. G. McNlece. and
Mrs. Lillian Duncan.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church give j lawn party this even
ing at the home of 1Ioyt Sherman,
corner of First and Q streets.
Miss Alice Mackay and Miss Geneve
Horn entertained for Miss Isabel Muir
ply, Monday evening. Games and re-
freshments enliyened. the evening.
Word comes from Los Angeles that
Mrs. John o'Brien formerly one of
Salt Lakes popular society bellies. will
accompany her mother. Mrs Emma
Shoebrldge, home to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Russell returned
yesterday from their wedding trip to
the coast. San Francisco. Catalina Is
land and Los Angeles We're among the
points visited.
Another pl aasant affair in honor of
Mrs. Bertha Hoffman who is visiting
her brother, Mr., n Dumheck. was
given by Mrs. VIII Gray at her home
on Eighth avenue. yesterday. Mrs.
Hoffman viii leave for the east in
about % days.
Or. d. Moore Lindsay let, yesterday
for London.
luncheon yesterday in honor of her
friend. Miss strong of Iowa.
Mrs NJ. Jones entertained The 500
club at her home on Sixth avenue
Tuesday afternoon.
An informal musicale was given last
evening for DR. and Mrs. Rykert OF
Paris. by Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Slegel.
Mrs solon spiro leaves for the east
next Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fisher Harris will be
among this weeks arrivals IN Brigh
ton.
Miss Minnie Ray, one OF Salt Lakes
popular young school teachers left
Saturday for Los Angeles, for the Edu-
cational association and visit along
the coast
Mr.. Charles Wilkes formerly of Salt
Lake, now of Goldheld, is in the city
on a brief visit.