Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


Mrs. H. a. Wall entertained at large
tea this afternoon Tor her daughters
the Misses Selma. Alice and Mary NAH,
who have recently returned from an OK
tended eastern stay, over a hundred
calling during the afternoon. The rooms
We're decorated throughout with white ana
green with the exception OF the hall,
which was IN red roses, the parlor haN-
ing Shasta daises and white lill S. MIN
gled with plumosa, the library daiscs
and sweet peas, ana the uiningroom
sa. the centerpiece being a basket of
the flowers, while green shaded lights
were on either side, and from the chan
dlier above hung festoons OF plumosa.
Presiding in the diningroom were Mrs.
Pinkerton and Mrs. Fred Ney, assisted
by Mrs. NJ 3. whitney. Miss Stella
Fabian ana Miss Elinor Stewart and
lunch was served by Miss Eudora DAILY
and Miss Lorene Leary The hostess
and her daughters received in the par
lor
Mr. and Mrs, W. p. Kiser gave a de-
lishtful dancing party yesterday last
Inn, IN honor OF their guest. Miss
Frances Kiser of Iowa, about 100 being
present
Mrs. w. D, Foster and Miss Annie
Adams entertained yesterday for Mrs,
W W; Little, and were assisted, by Mrs;
in pink and white sweet peas. and
prizes won by Mrs. j. II. Richards, Mrs.
Grant Grant, dampton: Mrs. S S3l t GrismS96a,
ANS of Ogden.
Yesterday Miss Margaret Werner en-
tertainod at a luncheon for Miss Luz
vera Snow of Chicago. the table haN
ing for a centerpiece mound of sweet
peas and covers being laid Tor a half
CUES of honor Mrs Joel Nibey, Miss
June Whittemore and Miss Alice Nib
ley.
Mrs. r. H. Officer entertained at
luncheon al the Country club yesterday.
The decorations being in lavender, sweet
cards. An indian basket iilled with
sweet peas formed the centerpiece.
Another pretty Country club luncheon
Of Yesterday was that given by Mrs, II.
" Lane, in honor of Mrs. James Fin
Ian of Chicago, the table having n CEN
terpiece of a large basket of sweet peas.
with place cards hand-painted IN the
same flowers, Covers were laid for nine.
Mrs. Upham entertaind At an informal
guest Miss Buckhaiter, a number of the
officers coming in later for tea
MIR. and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice left
yesterday for nm eastern trip to be alb
sent for the summer
Miss Sadie Meyers gave a pretty Jap
aneSe party last night, all the guests
being attired in oriental costumes The
lawn was. lit with Japanese lanterns,
and the decorations inside were all in
oriental hues. The time was pleasantly
spent with music and games and about
20 enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. ]. c. Cutler entertained for her
little daughter Hazel Yesterday. the af-
fair being a lawn party and about Is
children present. Flags and colored lam
terms We're everywhere and the rooms
inside bright with roses Music, games
and dancing were the amusements,
rhe Misses Lyle Nellie and Eliza
beth Folsom left Saturday for Rupert.
Idaho. whore they will spend II month
with "a brother.
This afternoon Mrs susa Y Gates and
Mrs, Augusta Grant will leave for Brlgh-
ton. Miss Emma Lucy Gates win fol-
low later in tho week. and they Will
spend tho summer,
Mrs. George C. Keysor entertalns in
formally this afternoon
Miss June whittemore win he guest
tomorrow afternoon az luncheon and
orpheum party given By Miss Clara
Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. can Williams have re-
turned from an extended eastern trip.
They attended the graduation NJ Ann
Arbor OF Mr. Williams younger brother,
Theodore.
Mr.. and Mrs C. ". spalding and
daughter svbil will leave for Germany
about the 5th Of Auslstti and VIII be
whore Mrs. spalding viii study music.
Miss lylo and Hazel WINNER viii on
terrain tomorrow at cards In honor of
Mrs, C., W. Spnldlng.