Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14

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ana Mrs W. A McDdnlSis VI AN'N
Douglas, the former once u school
mate OF tho hostess. The rooms were
decorated In red, white and blue. flags,
carnations and violets being used, and
the three colors suggested I'm the dec
oratious. Assisting were Mrs Pauline
sands. Mrs. Jack Rich and Mrs Isa-
dorc Mayer.
Rev. c. G. Mcintyre performed the
ceremony uniting Miss Christina
Keenan, uud Mr. Riley NJ. Harmon on
Thursday. the event taking place
the home OF the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. William keenan,.
Mrs. james Dinwoodey and Mrs. f.. f.
Hanna entertained at 800 on Thursday
night the rooms being prettiy decor
ated IN shamrocks and white carnations
and about so being present.
Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Dinwoodey en-
tertained at an afternoon card party
yesterday.
Mrs. j. 4. Richards is hostess at a
bridge party this afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur D. Lynn entertained her
Sewing club yesterday.
on Tuesday night Miss Carrie Stew
ard entertained about % friends at an
informal musicale. the event being
most enjoyable.
Mrs Union worthington entertained
the bridge tournament this week
Tonight Misses Elsa and Dorothy
Bnmberser give dancing party TO a
number of their friends.
Miss Edna Bailey entertained the Wa
Wan musical society at her home on
Thursday night. when " delightful
program was enjoyed.
Thursday was the birthday anniver-
sai'y OF MI. Augustus Reeves. and upon
scing home at the usual dinner hour
Oh that evening he was surprised to
ind about 20 OF his friends assembled
through the conniyance of Mrs. Reeves,
to celebrate the occasion. The table
was bright with daffodils and afterward
delightful evening was spent with
music and cards.
Miss lone Morrison entertained de-
lghtfully at "a bridge tea yesterday,
the rooms being bright with spring
flowers and a numberof friends assist
ing.
Mrs. w d. ponohef entertained the
cup and Saucer club Yesterday
The Plate card club met with Mrs. a.
&. Smith on Friday.
Tonight the GaIuni Plti sorority Of the
university will give n character ball In
the Museum hall, the guests to be mem
beers of the other sororiues and fra
ternities.
Misses elsa Mcmillan and Marie
Oberndorfer entertained about SO oil
their young friends at a dancing party
last night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Il. Bamberger.
w. r. Cooper entertained at second
stag party on Thursday night, the
decorations being In green and white
and buffet supper served. About 70
were present.
On Monday night Miss Irene Poulton
celebrated her eighteenth birthday an
niversai-y in pleasant party at her
home, the rooms being decorated in
roses and carnations, and the time
spent with music, cards and games.
Refreshments were served and about
20 friends enjoyed the evening"
one Of the largest affairs of the week
was the musicale given on wednesday
by Mrs. w. IL. Child in honor OF her
sister Miss Bartch, about % guests
being present during the afternoon.
'rhe rooms were beautifully decorated
In tulips and ferns, the hall and parlor
in mink and white and the dining room
i'm rcd. the table having cut glass
bowl filled with the flowers ana sur
rounded with ferns, and vases OF theih
being on sldeboard and mantels. MISS
Batrch and Mr. Brnes were the SOLO
lists and Miss Edna Evans accompanied;
The programs were daintlly engraved
aud bore the monogram of me hosteSs,
done In gold. Assisting Mrs Chiid
were Mrs Windsor v. Rice, MIS- WI
liam lgleheart, the Misses Olive Bartcli,
Reth S,ritchlow, Elinor Stewart Mary
Copley. Grace BEETLES and Mamie sap"
pington.
MIR and Mrs. a. u. Hirth Will enter
tain at n FIVE hundred party at their
homo Tuesday evening
Miss Mamie sappington entertained
her Sewing club on Tuesday after
noon.
The Pan-Hcllenic society was enter
tanned 10y Mrs. Howard lawson Oh
Thursday.
ON Monday Miss Edith shoarman
wng hostess al a delightful bridge tea
given in honor of her sisters Mls,
Clue aud Mrs halH' zen tu"'uo 800 IL,
pInyed. The rooms were decorated w
yellow ana green. daffodils being used
Win ferns, ana The lights being sn mcL
e1 i'm VolloW Assisting were Mrh
James Wells. Miss Bancroft ana The
Misses Hanauer, Prizes were, won py
Mrs. w. Q. Jennings, Mrs sol sleSeel
Mrs A. u. Cleveland Mrs' - W. ~
1eld ana Miss Maud Thorn.
Nia,. w. T. Benson was another OF
NJ avs hosteases. her function be
lJ bridge ten at which about y,
~ IN were entertained. The decora-
n we're In green and white the am
Z I A room being especially pretty VIII
EDaskot OF white carnations tied win
II n ribbon for centorpiece, green
bn sueamors reaching from the
Il hdelior To the -four cornors and
Zen studded lights. Mrs Benson wa'
Iisied by Mrs Robert Hampton, MIS-
w W. Trimmer and Mrs. Donald
Rawstron Prizes We're won by Mrs
A. II. Peabody, Mrs. W. H. Lake Mr.
G. NJ. Bell Mrs, u w Edmunds, MIS-