Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The military euchre party given yes
terdny BY Mrs. e. +. Holmes was
most artistic and delightful AFFAIR. All
details were suggestive of the ldea OF
the entertainment, and a large NIL 1,,i.
Der of guests were present. lnes
we're received in the drawing ROOM ~
which, was handsomely decorated ID
rh;,ysnnthemulns, American Beauty
roses and palms, the hostess being as
sisted by Mrs Wallace Bransford Mrs
Lewis Evans, Miss Bransford and MISS
Shoup. Later the guests repaired TO
the art gallery where the tables were
placed for the card contest each repre-
senting a United States fort, WIN the
local one foremost, the names being
inscribed on white satin flags, in gilt
letters The decks of cards used had
the pictures of George and Martina
Washington on the reverse sides, ana
the score cards We're in crossed 1iaSs,
while each guest was given Il DAINTY
flag to mark her progression from one
table to another. A drum tap marked
the stages of progression, and during
the game the star Spangled Banner
was played by victrola, which has
been recently added to the art gallery.
After the contest, tea was served III
the dining room which was beautifully
decorated with American Beauty roses,
and shaded lights and fruits which
with the rare china and silver made
the table picture. Presiding at the
table were Mrs. w. w. Armstrong
and Mrs. l.. L. Terry. The prizes,
which We're delicate Engllsh, China after
dinner coffee cups and sauters In blue
and gold. were won by Mrs. Thomas
Weir, Mrs. r. L. Oswald, Mrs. George
". Wallace and Miss Craft, with the
lone hand prize going to Mrs. George
C. Moore.
Tonight Mrs. John c. Sharp and Mrs.
]. C. Cutler. Jr., will be hostesses at
large dancing party at the twentieth
ward amusement hall.
Mrs. e. S. Ferry Is hostess at
card party this afternoon to be given
in honor of Miss katherine Baker of
Everett. Wash.
This afternoon at the Woman's Re-.
publican headquarters, tea is served
by Mrs. Milton Z. Upton, Mrs. j. II.
Mcmillan, Mrs. A. b. irvine. Mrs. ]. A..
Reeves and Mrs. w. ]. Lynch Music
is furnished by the Troubadour band.
Mrs. F. r. Oswald entertains at a
bridge tea this afternoon at her home.
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Mrs William McCaskell will enter
tain at tea on Nov. 8 in her apart
nent at the whitehall
Mrs. w. NJ Hunt entertains her sew
ing club this afternoon.
Last night a number Of friends gath
cred at the beautiful McCune mansion
at the head OF North Main street and
had the pleasure of going through the
rooms and enjoying the art treasures
stored therein. Today the house will
he closed for the winter. as Mr.. Nc
Cune leaves for South America for an
extended stay.
Mrs. A. Fred JVey and Mrs. Vaughn
Paul We're hostesses yesterday after
noon at bridge tea about 10 tables
being played and number Of others
being invited for the tea. The dec
orations We're in American Beauty roses
and ferns, and assisting the hostess
We're Mrs NJ. B. whitney. Miss Frances
McChrystal. and Miss Mary Halloran.
The marriage of Miss Jean Kimball
and Stanley E. Hooper takes place
tonight at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kimball.
and a large reception will follow the
ceremony.
The marriage OF Miss Cora Snyder J
and Fergus Ferguson both formerly of
this city, is announced, the event having !
taken place in Denver on Oct. 49,
1
Mrs. Fl. d. Niles ara Miss Niles have
issued invitations for tea to be given |!
on Friday at the Niles home. The hours |
are from to g..
On Thursday Mrs. A. f. Wey and
Mrs. Vaughn Paul will entertain the
Plate club and on Nov. 2 will be host
esses at a large bridge ten,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings enter
tanned at a reception and musicale on
night at their home in celebra-
ton of their twenty-fifth wedding an
n!versary. and Mr.. jennings Doth birth |
day, the decorations being in pink and J
white chrysanthemulns and about GO !
present Assisting them in receiving We're
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard P. Norris and Mr.. and Mrs. w
W. Ritter, The musical program was
given by the Misses Edna Evans, Edna
DIVER and Irene Kelly, Fred C. Gra-
ham and Willard 'Squires
Mrs. George Hancock and Miss Han
cock have issued invitations for tea
to be given on Nov. D.