Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Peek announce
the engagement of their daughter Nell
lie to {. II. Worthen, Jr., the wedding
TO take place sometime In September
Mrs. S. L. Wilson entertained yes,
terday in honor of her guest, Mrs. G.
II. Ellsworth, her AFFAIR being break
fast. The decorations were In roses
ana goldengow and covers laid for is.
A large AFFAIR of last night was the
dancing party given by Mr. and Mrs
Louis Mccormick at the Country cup
in honor Of the Misses Severance VINO
are visiting Mrs. o. j. Salisbury. Ferns.
palms and asters were all about the
rooms and about leo We're present.
Mrs Philip Shonert entertains at a
Kensington this afternoon.
Mrs George Richard Smith has issued
invitations for n tea. to he given at
her home Wednesday afternoon, Aug.
Is, to meet Mrs. William c. Mabry of
Mexico, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs a. II. Mayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Kelley announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Ethel Annetta to j. W, O'Donnell, the
marriage to take place In September.
Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs Reset
ia Hayes was the recipient of a pleas
ant surprise party rendered her by her
fellow workers at the East Jordan
Relief Society hall. Mrs. Hayes is now
n years of age and ever since her ar
rival in the ward several years ago.
she has been an energetic worker in
the society. The gift and flowers with
which she was presented and the affair
given in her honor are indicative of the
high esteem In which she is held, A
very enjoyable afternoon was passed
and sumptuous dinner was served.
Miss Rose Moench entertained her
sewing club yesterday in honor of one
of it's members, Miss Marian Bean,
whose marriage takes place next Tues
day, the rooms, lawn and Veranda be-
ing beautifully decorated in strings of
red hearts, while the amusement of the
afternoon was the game of hearts
Sweet peas and goldenglow were also
prettily used and punch was served
under a huge Japanese umbrella. Music
was furnished by the Hawaiian Trou-
badours and about 40 guests were en-
tertained. The other members of the
club are Mrs. II. Sibley, Miss Bertha.
Crozier, Miss Jean Crome, Miss Edith
Mudgett
was the afternoon party given by Mrs.
Heber c. Cutler at her home on Thurs
day when about n half dozen old
friends. We're entertained at tea. Tie
parlor was decorated with immense
sunfiowers and punches of goldenglow,
and the dining room in pink and White
dahlias other details also carrying OUT
these cOlors AT the tea, Mrs. Susie
Ritter Wells poured, assisted by Miss
Lucy Grant The guests were MIS-
Frank Brazer Mrs. John Currie, Mrs.
Jack Rich, Mrs. Ernest Lambourne.
Miss Lucy Grant, Mrs. Edna wells
Sloan and Mrs. Susie II. Wells.
Mrs. Elizabeth Giauque entertained
| last evening at her home on Eighth
West street in honor of her brothers,
| Claud O. and Abraham II. Cannon
| whose marriages occur in September,
| About 10 young people were present and
| several very enjoyable games were
| played.
Mrs. Nettie Y Easton returns today
! from Brighton where she has been
| spending the past week.
| Mrs. Anthony c. Godbe and family
| who have been spending the summer
at Long Beach, Cal, have returned,
4 u
| Hermitage, where, with her children
Sadie and Edgar, she has been spend
| ing the past month. Mrs. Myers vii
| be pleased to welcome her friends al
her new home, las Fourth East street
on Wednesday last Mrs. L. j. Brown
| gave a Wandamere party for Miss EN-
ma Osgood of Chicago who is mem
| Der of the Fadetti orchestra playing at
| the Orpheum this week
Mrs. j. d. Spencer and family who
have been spending the summer al
| Brighton, return today.
Mrs. w. NJ. Rash and Mrs. Waltsr
| Payne have returned to Salt Lake after
| a visit in Springville with their mother,
Mrs. S, A. Boyer and in Hobble Creek
| canyon for one month. Mr.. Rash has
| spent several Sundays with them. To-
morrow Mrs. Payne leaves Salt Lake
for Lincoln, Neb., TO join her hus'
band.
Miss Jose Sorenson leaves today TO
enanI sauna tip1n an prnVn eauypn