Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-13
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


Mrs. c. r Wilcox and Miss Ramona
Stevenson Wilcox have issued invita-
thong for reception next Wednesday
afternoon from G till o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs James Lawson an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. crissic. to Harry J., Chapman, the
wedding to take. place. June "a
The Wedding of Miss Gertrude Crane
and William Mcmillan, Jr.. win be
solcmnized IA the temple on next We'd
nesday. A reception viii be given IN
the evening at the home Of Bishop
William Mcmillan.
The marriage of Miss Ethel NJ. Lud-
low and Mr.. Albert j. cope will take
place Wednesday June "a, in the Salt
Lake temple
The Misses Geneve and Ethel Felt
entertain this afternoon at large card
party in honor of Miss Rstta Piper.
the amusement being 500 and about
nine tables played. The rooms arc dec
Grated with profusion Of roses and
peonies, the parlovs IN pink and white,
and the hall and diningroom in red and
pink.
Miss Josephine Brown gave u lunch-
con at her home Thursday in honor of
Miss Geneve Brown whose marriage
takes place the 18th of this month. The
decorations being in yellow. white and
pink. with roses for Il Centerpiece and
branches of syringas tied with white
ribbon. A drawing contest was after
wards participated in and prizes won
10 "a nj
man and Mr.. George Waters
Mrs j. G. Felt Mrs. Eph Knowlton,
Mrs, West and Miss West leave tonight
for Los Angeles.
One of the features at the Joint cele-
bration of the local patriotic societies
at Wandamere on Flag day will be the
song THE Flag Without Stain TO be
sung by Miss Winnfred Smith, accom-
panied by Miss Virginia Smith. The
former viii represent Columbia. in cos
tune. and viii have In her hands the
flag presented to Utah's first COVER
nor.
THE Daughters of tho Revolution
held their annual meeting Wednesday
at the Exponent office In the Temple
ton building. After an interesting busi-
were elected. Regent. Elizabeth r.
Wright; vice regent. Emily Y. Claw
son; second vice regent. Lucy w.
smith; recording secretary, Clarissa Y.
spencer: assistant secretary, Myra Y.
Russiter: corresponding secretary. Ju-
liza r. Lund treasurer, Emily G. Will
lis. registrar. Isabel VI, w Sears his
torian, Julia p. ~ Farnsworth; chap
lain, Rachel Evan Campbell.
one of the important events Of next
week will be the rose tea to be given
by the Daughters of the American Rev
olution on Tuesday AT the Kenyon. The
hours are to be from till o'clock. and
the ladies In charge are Mrs. Benner
y, Smith, Mrs. c. r. Allen. Mrs. j. r.
Walker. Mrs, A. j. Hosmer Mrs. Rob
ert c. Genmell Mrs. Grant Hampton.
Mrs. Russell Tracy and Mrs. c. 5. Kin
ney.
The Authors club held its last meet
ing Of the season ON Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Nellie Little. and trans
acted business for the coming year.
Mrs. w. w. Riter's invitation to the
club to hold its next years meetings
at her home was accepted. and vote
of thanks was rendered Mrs. Little for
the hospitality of her home which has
been the meeting place of the club for
many years. The retiring president,
Mrs. Ritter, was presented with beau
tiful book and the election of officers
followed with this result; President,
Mrs Il. T. Little; vice president, Mrs.
Lille r. Richards secretary, Mrs. VI
late y. Bennion treasurer. Mrs. Mary
l.. GoWans: critic, Dr. Margaret G.
Roberts; historian, Mrs Elizabeth S.
Wilcox: chairman of literary work,
Mrs Eliza A. Bennion; chairman OF
work, Mrs. Sarah V.
Stewart During the year Just closed
the study of Shakespeare has occupied
the time assigned TO literary work. In
cluded in the miscellaneous work have
been such subjects as Preservation
of Forests" Municipal Ownership
Work Accomplished by Women and
Women's Organizations for the Better
ment of Humanity" and other inter-
esting and profitable subjects
Miss Edna Farnsworth was hostess
at IA pretty luncheon in hon
or OF Miss Calvin and Miss Burrows.
the table being decorated in pink roses
and covers laid for about dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Caffey entertained
nj a large card party last night in
honor OF Lieut. and Mrs. Caffey, the
rooms being decorated in the national
,colors, pink roses and smilax. and
rh'izes awarded the winners in the
card contest.
Mrs w. NJ Mcintosh entertained
yesterday In honor Of the seventy
,tfourth birthdny anniversary of her
mother. Mrs. Mary j, Young, the af-
fair being I'm the nature OF a rose show
err. and about 20 friends enjoying the
afternoon,
Miss Hazel Oswald entertained about
a dozen of her young friends last eve
ming az a candy pull, an enjoyable time
being spent by all
Mrs. r. p, Mulhall and daughter Nell
lie are here from Idaho Fails visiting
with relatives.
Quite n number of young people went
up from the city last night TO attend
the hop at Fort Douglas. and the ar
fair was as usual delightful
Mrs. Kneeland S. Snow entertained
for Miss Burkhalter and Mrs. -. II.
Conloy. the decorations being In yellow
roecs and covers laid for about q dozen
guests. Today Mrs, James Arrasmlth
gives bridge tea for Miss Berkhalter
at the post,
Miss Ruby Armstrong and Miss Fan
mic Walters entertain at a Kensiugton
this afternoon for Miss Irene Lakln.
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