Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21

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Holmes gave a large dancing party fol
\ their guest, Miss Laura Bransford anG
4 their nephew Harold Lamb, about 100
\ guests being present The beautiful
4 rooms We're adorned with American
A Beauty roses and other flowers, ard
\ palms, the host and hostess with Miss
i Bransford receiving in the drawing
room. The noted art gallery was
thrown open for dancing. the orchestra
1 being stationed behind a bank OF
| palms, and the verandass were all bril-
!. liantly lit. and costly fitted with rugs.
and chairs. Punch was served in the
library. and a buffet supper served
later in the diningrooln. g
/ Mrs. w. p, Kiser entertained on Fri
day at a bridge tea in honor Of Mrs Yrs
/ S. G. Adams and Mrs. Raymond s.
Mason. the decorations being iii
autumn flowers and about seven tables
| played. Assisting the hostess were
| the Misses Bess and Mildred McSIil-
Ian. Eleanor and Marguerite Stewart
| and Louise Sullivan The prize VIM
ners were Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Adams.
| Mrs. w. d. Donoher, Mrs w G. Alex
ander MIS-. Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs.
! w. Fl. Child and Miss Margaret Har-
ris.
Mrs. j. c. DAILY entertained at a bridge
party Friday, the rooms being
decorated in autumn flowers. and a
half dozen friends assisting the hos
tess, Prizes were won by Mrs. George
Lambourne Mrs. w S. Henderson,
Mrs. Vaughn Paul, Mrs A. Fred Wcy,
Mrs. S. b. futile and Mrs. Clarence
Warnock,
Mrs. Andrew s. Rowan entertained
1 at fan IS 50, f,t-f Ia ff.,t,f az Ia
post. in honor of Miss Eva Madden. the
event being the first of II series. The
rooms we're effectively decorated and
about 500 We're present.
Mrs A. T.. Hutchinson entertained at
luncheon this afternoon at the Alta
club in honor Of Mrs. Ira Rhodes.
Mrs Leslie H. Grocsbeck will enter
tain at an afternoon party next Fri
day in honor of Miss Florence Tudden-
ham, whose marriage takes place ii,i
Mrs. John Weir is hostess at bridge
tea this afternoon.
Broker E. M, West and family have
returned from II three months stay in
California and Arizona,
Mr.. ana Mrs. SAN Fl. sherman have.
moved, and arc at home at No.
Ivanfoc apartments.
Mrs. Nellie Z. Taylor left for Europe
Friday.
Charles Z. Brain returned to the,
Jefferson Medical College at Phila-
delphia, Friday. to enter his junior
year after having spent the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. j..
Brain.
The marriage OF Miss Fannie Little
and J. w. Stringfellow took place on.
Friday, at the home of the groom's
father. Mr.. and Mrs. StrngfelloWa
will be at home at GIT South Fifth
East street.
Mrs. Richard A. Reyes has issued In.
vitations for a tea to be given Thurs.
day afternoon. September "a, from s
to 8. at her home on Brigham street in
compliment to her guest, Miss Eva
Madden, who leaves next week for her
home in San Francisco.
Miss Fern Green of Milford is, in the.
city attending business college, making
her home with Mrs. Mary A. May
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell L. Tracy, ell
tertained at dinner on Saturday in
honor OF the Misses Chapman of Chs
ca go..
Cards have been received from
Curamonga, Cal, announcing the mar
riage of Miss Roberta Watson Clawson
daughterof Mr. and Mrs Leo II. Claw
son formerly Of this city and Guy
Parsons. on Monday Sept. IA.
add Social
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Christianson en-
tertained at dinner on Friday in honor
of Mr.. John p Meakin, who has re-
Gently returned from his eastern lecture
tour, the decorations being in red dahl,
las, and covers laid for about a dozen
the host and by Editor j. NJ. Sjodahl of
the News" and afterward Mr.. and
Mrs. Meakin entertained the party
with songs and recitations, a delightful
time being spent.
Miss Myrtle Jack, assisted by Miss
Mignon Denhalter, entertained at a
luncheon on Friday in honor OF Miss
Viola Godbe.
Mrs. w. p. Kiser entertained at a
bridge party this afternoon for Mrs
S. G. Adams Of Denver and Mrs. Mas.
son of Arizona, the decorations being
in the fall flowers and about so pres
eent.
MRS. c.. C. Daily entertans at card
party this afternoon.
Yesterday Miss Josephine Brown and
W. A. Lrnd We're married, the cere-
mony being performed at noon, with
President Anthem Lund officiating, and
a large reception following for the
family and friends. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, the parlors in
white and green, with asters and
ferns and the library and dining room
| in pink and white asters and sweet
peas, the table in the latter room be-
| ing a picture with its centerpiece of
sweet peas and candelabra with pink
shades. The bride wore a gown of
| white chiffon over taffeta. q long veil
| of tulle caught with a diamond pin and
! n wreath of orange blossoms. Assist
| ing in the dining room We're Miss Gal
| ligher Mr.. and Mrs Lund will be at
home after October l at 221 street.
Mrs Ill. Moorehead of Colorado
| is the guest of Mrs. Richard Stingley.
Mrs. Henry Catrow gave a luncheon
| Yesterday in honor of Miss Eva. Mad
| den, the decorations being in the sea-
! sons flowers, and covers laid for about
| 10 guests.
A delightful affair of yesterday was
the bridge tea given by Mrs. John G.
Daily, and Mrs. w. NJ. McCrea, in
! &c Mics Parl<hpnl nine