Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-26
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Miss jeanette L.uman entertained
delihtfully ut "A dancing party last
night In honor of her guest, Miss
Loughbridge Of Denver, the rooms be-
ing decorated In pink and white oarna-
tons and palms. and about IS guests
present. Assisting the hostess were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Breeder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Williams, Miss Marge
Ellerbeck, Miss Mary Luman, Miss
Marion obendorfer and Miss Florence
Halloran.
Another delightful event of yesterday
was the bridge party given by Mrs
Grant Hampton in honor of Mrs.
Thomas Davis, the decorations being
in daffodils and ferns. and six tables
being played. Prizes We're won by
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice, Mrs. Henry La
Motto, Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mrs,
Pfoutz and Miss Marie Bancroft. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs Mont
Ferry and Mrs. w. G. Sharp. This af-
ternoon Mrs Hampton entertains at
similar function.
Mrs ]. b. Rlsque was hostess at an
elaborate luncheon az the Alta club to-
day the table being decorated in daft
fodils and ferns and covers laid for 10
guests.
Mrs A. /. Hoppaugh and Mrs. r. j.
Gustin entertained al a bridge tea this
afternoon, the decorations being chief
ly in red and yellow tulips, used with
potted plants and ferns, About 40
guests were present and assisting were
Mrs. Joel Priest and Madame Gustin.
Mrs. John Reed was hostess at an
informal luncheon today given for
Mrs. c. o. Whittemore. the decora-
tons being in violets and covers laid
for six.
Miss Marge E.llerbeck will give a ma
tlnee party on Saturday for Miss
Loughbridge of Denver
Mrs. o. w. Powers entertained at
luncheon today at Lingerlonger, the
decorations being IN pink and white
tulips and covers laid for II guests.
Mrs. Edwin Butcher of Fort Douglas
was hostess at a bridge tea this after
noon.
This afternoon Mrs. George Y. wal
lace and Mrs. f. c. Belden were host
esses at a large tea at the home of
Mrs. Wallace. the roms being bright
with spring flowers and a number OF
friends assisting.
Mrs. j. c. DAILY entertained her sew
ing club this afternoon.
The Afternoon Bridge club met with
Miss Tinsman today;
Miss Carrie Steward has returned
from u months stay in the east
Mrs. Howard w. Lawson entertains
the Pan Hellenic tomorrow.
salt Lake Pressman's Printing union
VIII be given at odeon hail.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne c.. Hemphill
have gone TO Omaha to reside.
AT the Alberta han. centerville, Fri
day evening, Feb 20. a ball will be
given under the auspices of n number
~ local women styling themselves The
Thirty-fye Maidenly Ladies Of Center
VILE" The list of committees con-
tains the names OF many well known
and popular young ladies. and the card
Of Invitation is very unique. Tho an-
nounccment IS made that admission
VIII be ~ cents per couple; extra
gent II ccnts"
The annual social and hop Of the
Salt Lake high rchool cadets viii be
given by the battalion IN Odeon hall
Friday evening and win be the event
OF the season with the school The
proceeds VIII go towards defrayng the
expenses OF he next annual encamp-
ment. A feature Of the evening viii
he an exhibition drill and guard mount
The following are the officers who viii
have charge Of the drill' Captains Pad
olson. Wedgewood, and Gaby; Lleuten-
ant SVEN, and Sergeants Karrick,
Thomas. Stout. Stratton aud Miller.