Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
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One of the large bridge teas of tina
week was that given by Miss Webbcr
on Tuesday, about IL tables being
played. The rooms were decorated in
white and pink. the parlors in bridal
wreath and the dining room IN carna-
lions. the table having a silver bowl
filled with carnations, while pink-shad-
ed candles were at either end. Tile
hostess was assisted by Mrs. John Zane.
Mrs. James Finlen. Miss Margaret Park
and Miss Lorcne Leary. Prizes were
won by Mrs. George V Wallace. Mrs.
Karl A. Soheid, Mrs. James Iveis Miss
Mccormick Mrs. c. r., Pearsall, Mrs.
Grant Hampton. Mrs. Charles. Mrs l.,
l.. Terry, Mrs. l.. Il. Ritter, Miss leary
and Miss Park.
Mrs. w. II. Bird entertained at a
bridge tea on Tuesday afternoon for
Miss Florence Grant, the rooms being
decorated in hearts, and about
half dozen tables played prz-
os were won by Mrs. Rich
ards, Miss Hampton, Miss Jean
Odel and Miss Winfrcd Lynn. Miss
Florence Grant was awarded the guest
prize.
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honor at several social affairs. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fred Odel viii entertain at
dinner Sunday at their country home at
Bonneville. Monday Miss Kate Groo
will entertain and Wednesday Mrs.
Mathew Cullen will be hostess at an ar
ternoon affair in her honor.
Miss Abble Wells entertained yester-
day afternoon for Miss Retta Piper,
the AFFAIR being a Kensington. The
rooms were prettily decorated and about
16 were present.
Miss Dorrltt Hyde entertained NJ
cards last night AT their home.
Miss Della Burt was hostess at u
luncheon on Wednesday for Miss Lii
liam Harrington, the decorations being
in red carnations and covers laid for
IT,.
The Woman's. Republican club enter
tanned at cards on Tuesday
night at Unity hall. the decorations
being in flags, and refreshments served.
About 20 tables were played.
Mrs George Slocum was guest of
honor at bridge tea on Wednesday,,
given by Miss Madsen.
Mrs. j. A. Sanbourn entertained at
card party on Wednesday night for
Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson, her guests being
chiefly members of the Ladies' Reading
club. The decorations we're in carna-
lions and ferns and about seven tables
were played.
Mrs. NJ. H. Walker entertained on
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Nina
Rogers whose marriage Is soon TO take
place, number of the intimate friends
and relatives being present and enjoy
ing a pleasant afternoon.
on Wednesday Mrs. James 1Vers and
Mrs. James Finian Of Chicago enter
tanned at a bridge tea at the lVers
home the decorations being In green
and white with snowballs and Shasta
daisies used with ferns and green
shaded lights. About 16 tables were
played and winners at each table re-
ceived a prize. Presiding in the din
ing room were Mrs. Henry Welsh Of
Park City and Mrs. G. S. Vadner, Miss
Katherine Judge, Miss Dorothy Kinney.
Miss Wcbber and Miss McGrath assist
ins.
Mrs. Leslie Savage gave luncheon
on Wednesday for Miss Stingley, the
guests being members OF her bridal
party, and brides roses being used In
the decorations. Covers were laid for
about a half dozen
Miss Cosgraff gave an elaborate din
nor at the Knutsford on Thursday In
honor of Miss Stingley and Mr.. Camp
bell whose marriage takes place next
week. The table We're decorated In
brides roses and smllax, and covers
were laid for about dozen.
Mrs ]. \. Sanbourn entertained at 4
Kenslnstpn on Thursday, about
40 guests being present, The
carnations and roses, and delightful
program was given during the after.
noon including songs by Mrs. j, Hal
Moore. piano solo by Mrs stephen
Lynch, violin ana cornet solo by
Vivien and Murray Snow. accompanied
with the piano played by Mrs' SLtlth'
and a recitation by Miss Vida Brad
ford. An orchestra also rendered Sc
lections throughout the afternoon, The
hostess was assisted by Mrs, r.. r..
Hanna ANA Mrs. j. f. ostler'
Mrs. Sidney G. SHville entertained at
n card party on Thursday for Miss Ret,
Ia Pyper, the amusement being boo anu
Miss Ethel Felt winning the prize inc
decorations were In ported plants ana
flowers aud about half dozen taoles
were played
MIS-. II. g. ltbtlllldN tuN'l NaAAl'h NV
little girls who took part In the 'Crys-
tai slipper AT an afternoon party on
Thursday for her little daughter
Naomi, the time being spent with
games and dancing and each little
guest receiving a doll and the larger
ones rose. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Rae Bartch and Miss Louise
Osbourn.
ON Thursday the graduating class ot
tho Bryant school were guests OF nom
or at three delightful functions, be
ginning with a luncheon given ny MI,
W. j. Halluran, and Miss Hallot"n az
the Commercial club, followed by an
Orpheum party given by Dr. ana MITE
j. G. Huchott and later az a supper
at Franklins given by Warner MORT
SON.
Miss Rae Bartch entertained the
golden fairies" of the crystal SIP
per" at her home Yesterday the time
being enjoyaby spent with games ana
other phstlmes
Miss Florence Grant was guest of
honor Yesterday at a card party glNcI
by MIS-. b. +. Raymond
Mrs. j. NJ Anderson who leaves
shortly to make her home I'm Seattle
was guesto fhonor this afternoon "a
a luncheon given by Mrs y ID. smith
Gordon Academy was the scene ui
two delightful functions yesterday
Miss Bishop entertaining The senio"
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