Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14
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The week mas been a very busy one
In social affairs. teas. weddings. card
parties and a number of other. functions
OF. an especially interesting nature nay
Ing filed the days The largest n-o3-
ably was tlteretcrticn given BY Mrs.
y. r Holmes on Tuesday when be-
tween two and three hundred guests
were present, The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated and a special feature
Was the musienl program furnished by
III, management of MI Charles BUSH.
A number of beautiful selections were
given which were thoroughly enjoyed
Lv the guests. Mrs Holmes was assist
cd py q half dozen friends.
Another, large affair Of The week was
the bridge party given by Mrs, 7. Il.
Woodbridge ut the Brnnsford,the rooms
being DECORATED III yellow and white
oflysanthcnums, and the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. George 6. Moore Mrs
Rachel Miller Mrs. W. w. Armstrong,
Mrs W. &c. Fife. Miss Marge Miller and
Miss Minettc Baer. The prizes were
W II. Alexander, Mrs. Adolph Baar,
Mrs j. r. Gosgriff, Mrs. C. r. Pear
sal Mrs. y. u. Cleveland. Mrs. William
McCaskefl, Mrs. G. H. Dooittle, Mrs.
George +. Airs, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Miss
Margc Miller and Miss Leorcen Leary
Mr.. aud Mrs +. A. Maynard enter
tained at dinner at the Alta club on
Thursday night in honor OF a number
OF eastern guests who are here TO at
tend their daughters wedding.
Ncxt Tuesday night the charity ball
takes place 2at Odaon hall, ana every
preparation is being made to insure its
success, Bishop f. S. Spaldins Will lead
In the grand march with Mrs William
e. Jennings. aud following VIII be
Mayor Bransford With Mrs Windsor V.
Rice. The following committees have
charge of the affair; Executive. Mrs.
L. S Bascom, Mrs. w. V. Rice, Mrs.
Sol Siesel, Mrs. William Igleheart, Mrs.
w N. Ferry. Mrs. a. ]. Gorham, Mrs.
r. l.. Tracy, Mrs. w. G. Jennings and
aud Mrs. Warren Benjamin: supper,
Mrs. c. II Pearsall. Mrs. William Nc
G;,atll, Mrs. Samuel Paul. Mrs. Rachel
Miller, Mrs G. 6. Ncrbryck. Mrs. A.
Eall and Mrs. Robert Broadhurst door
Had program. Mrs, q. w. Powers and |
the Misses Bancroft; decorations. Mrs. |
II L, Tracy. she to appoint her own as
sistant, Mrs T. y, Beatty. Mrs. Union
Worthingtcn Mrs. L, NJ. Bailey and
Mrs. G. g. yerbryck.
Mrs. james E, Jennings WAS hostess
at a bridge tea on Wednesday,. about
eight tables being played and Il number
more guests Gqming&into tea. The dec
.orations We're in chrysanthemums in
bronze shades. and assisting the host
iess We're Mrs. George 7. Badger, Mrs.
Frank Jennings and Mrs. LII Terry.
The prize winners were Mrs. Heber NJ.
Wells. Mrs. Joseph j. Campbell. Miss
bancroft Mrs. Roscoe NJ Breeden, Miss |
Florence Jennings. Mrs. r. r.. Beatty.
Mrs Windsor V. Rice and Mrs. Alexan-
Gen G. ENins.
Mrs @a!ta. Q Tutti;, was hostess at
n bridge tea on "Wednesday, about so be-
ing entertained. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated blhutumn flowers and
the hostess Vas assisted by Mrs. Serene
i. futile and Mrs. George Savage.
Prizes We're swoniby Mrs. j. p. Cosgrff.
Mis- Charles Read. Mrs. G. Fl. Blanch-
ard Madame Blanchard, Mrs. Jeremiah
R,aattie, Mrs. L. G. Miller and Mrs. W.
c. Mcdonald.
a pleasant social affair of the week
was that given at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Beatie In celebration OF |
the founding of the local society of the
Daughters of the Revolution on Tues
day night, The rooms We're effectively
decorated in patriotic colors and en-
hlems, and delightful musical pro-
gram given by Miss Edna Evans. Miss
Barnts and Mr. Ed Kimball, while the
Declaration Of Independence was read
by o. F. Whitney a number besides
the members We're, present.
Miss Helen Maynard and Mr.. Gordon
Ireland We're guests of honor at de- !
lightfut- dinner at the University club |
on MondaI@given by Miss lone Morri-
son, the decorations being in pink ana
covers Hld fsmsmber5 of the bridal
party,
Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon entertained the !