Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
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7rrs H;dwin r. Holmes has cards
uut tor large military eaenre dstery
noon, oct. II. AZ o'clock Mrs.
Holmes Will be hostess in the near
future at q large afternoon tea, ana
also at an evening party
rho largest AFFAIR OF next week Wiz
be the Commercial club musicale to be
given on Tuesday night. dnlighltul
program has been prepared, and the
event promises to be ona of the most
successful given BY the club. The
iitlisical committee are John J. MGGk.l-
Ian. chairman; l.. p. Christensen, W.
s. Horne o II. johnson q. a. Steiner,
II. a. Knowles. ]. II. McChrystal, w, I.
Mcleod. George D. Pyper, John T.
1)ooly, Henry sadleI,
An event of special interest is the
large charity reception to take place
; on Nov. ith at the home of Mrs,
John C. Cutler for the benefit of the
children's deaention home, for the
purpose of securing necessities tor
the 10 children who are at present
in charge Of tile institution. pona-
tons of money, clothing. books, pic
lures or anything for the furnishing
of the home are acceptable. ana
general invitation is issued TO all those
who wish to aid in the worthy cause,
Arrangements arc steadily going for
ward for the annual charity ball to
be given by the st. Marks hospital
association on Nov. II. and the event
promises to:eclpse all previous ones
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,ffi nf Hort Douglas Will
give large cotillion at .he Sost on
the evening of Wednesday, November
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Mrs. +. L. Oswald has invitations
out for a bridge tea to be given at
her home on East First South street
"Wednesday afternoon October IS.
Mrs f. J.. Charles WAS hostess at
bridge tea Tuesday afternoon. the
rnd five tables played. Assisting mo
hostess. were Mrs. j. J. Campbell. Miss
4 Mary Smedlcy and Miss Stella Farbian
odd pri2os were won BY Mrs. j.. IL
Wnodbrldge. Mrs. q. 6, Ewing. Mrs
n. NJ. Brccdeu MIss Mary Moore and
Miss Mary smcdieS
Miss 5Towlc entertained the Ilegi-
mental bridge club on Tuesday at the
post. the prlzss being Won by Mrs. J.
y. Arrasmith and Mrs, John S,
trhanl.s
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. j. Brnes enter
tanned at n breakfast On Tuesday
morning for the visiting musical ar
fists who took part in the orpheus
club recital
The Misses Williams will give a
Halloween party at the post on sat-
urday Oct; 81
Miss Hazel Oswald will be hostess
III i, Halloween party on next sat
nrday night. 5
Ars.AW:. S. Morrison entertained at
b beautiful luncheon on Monday AT
~ lie University club In honor OF Mrs;
~ G. Hall, the table being decorated
Z III pink roses and violets, with vase OF
the rosesSfor a centerpiece and vto-
4 lets and fern leaves scattered over
the cloth Those to meet the guest
of honor We're Mrs. J, b Cosgrln, Mrs.
3 Mrs. Nj. "A. Kcrvin, Mrs, w W. GUS.
holm. Mrs w. Fl. Bradley, Mrs.
Tiernan, Mrs. II. A.Whtney, Mrs, w.
III. Dickson, Mrs. r. G. Schuder, Mrs.
a. G. Moore, Mrs. NJ. A. Stingley.
& Mrs. r. j. Fabian, and Mrs. Duncan
Mac Nichie.
Mrs. w H. Bird entertained at
bridge tea on Monday in honor OF MISS
Jean Odell.. the rooms being prettily
decorated in yellow and white chrys-
anthemunls and four tables played
y Frizes were won by Mrs. w. Fl. Hunt
and Miss Beth Crltchlow.
Miss Eudora DAILY entertained, the
bridge tournament on Monday Those
are Mrs. j. Campbell Mrs. r.
IL Allen, Mrs. l.. Savage. Miss
Pearl Van Colt, Miss Mary Moore. Miss
lone Morrison. Miss Eudora DAILY, Miss
Louise Sullivan. Miss Mildred McMi-
Ian Miss Mary Smedlcy. Miss l-orene
4 cary Miss Eliuor Stewart. Miss sara
Terpsll. Miss Olive Bartch, Miss Min
cite Bacr and Miss Edna Dunn.
Miss Beth Critchlow entertained yes
t&rdny at a luncheon for Miss Jean
odcll, the decorations being, in pink
roses, and covers laid for Mrs. W. II.
Hunt, Mrs. j. II. Richards. Mrs. Ralph
McBroom, the Misses Rae and Olive
Bartch Marie odel. HOLSTER Hancock,
Julia Cullen, Kate Groo and Miss Stew
art.
Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Terry will give a,
Halloween party on Saturday. Oct. y.
On Thursday night Capt. McClasky
gave an Orpheum party, followed by a
supper III honor or MISS SIeuueS. anu
Capt. Conrad. followed BY a supper.
fasa.t 5H55F
Mrs. w: c. Hall was hostess at q
luncheon at Franklyn's on Tuesday,
given by Mrs. Jake Israel and followed
by delightful musicale at the hostess
apartments at the DAILY hotel. The
guests were: Mrs. Kent Q. Keyes. Mrs.
Lee Kahn, Mrs. c. G. Sloan Mrs. Joe
Saxman Mrs Tom Farrell. Mrs. Chas.
Stain, Mrs. Schooling, Mrs. Charlotte
Jeffries, Mrs. y. Camomle, Mrs, Fred
Aleakin Mrs. C. II. Bodel, Mrs. Fac,
I.oofbourow, Mrs. NJ. A. Brandt. Mrs
J.F. Boes, Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. Dun
can.
MI. and Mrs. John c. Sharp and Mr.,
and Mrs. John G. Cutler, Jr., viii
entertain about $50 guests at social
party in the Twentieth ward amuse-
ment hall on Wednesday evening, Oct
Is.
Mrs. John C. Cutler was hostess ut a
delightful luncheon on Thursday. the
decorations being beautifully done II
pink white and green, with Madam
Chatney roses. Shasta daisies. fern:
aud snlilax and covers laid for about
st.