Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-02
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Miss Augusta Ju.'o aud Miss Mary
Moore were guests Of honor n ain
ncr Mt the Cc.ntfy club on Monday
given by MIR. Ben Scgcl. the table boz
ms effectively decorated and covers
( laid for 10 guests
Mrs j. j. Broughali wos hosiess at
Z two delightful affairs this week, tho
+ first on Tuesday in honor Of Mrs
James Finlan, aud the second on
Thursday for Mrs w. g. futile WHO
leaves soon for Europe Spring bios
SONS were used for decorations ON
both days, and tho hostess was assiS-
cd by number of intimate friends
al each. Both were bridge parties
and prizes in the contests Were Won by
Mrs. j. r. Cosgrff, Mrs. w D. Don
oher. Mrs w. p, kiser, Mrs. Ii. y.
Mayo. Mrs. W w. Armstrong, Mrs.
w. =. :. Hawk Mrs Baxter and MIS-.
j. +. Gallagher. Mrs A. ]. IIosnrr
Mrs. w J. Browning. Mrs. a. r. Ilrth,
Mrs. walter Scott Mrs, W p Mytou.
Mrs. a j. Gorhnm, Mrs. J. A. Earls
anc Mrs H. G. Beldon:
The Merry widow club gave am
| Orphcum party last night followed
1by u supper at Franilyns
4 MISS kuluftllllt '1fUlfN VIII tllAfi A''AiA
AZ, d tea Wednesday May 8. In honor ol
MISS Van Colt and Miss Sadlcr
Mrs CT. Rood was hostess this ar
ternoou at q card party given in hon
or of Mrs Edward klnball who leaves
shortly for Europe
Mrs Thomas Marioneux is guest OF
honor this afternoon at d ten given by
Mrs Howard s. stowe the rooms be-
ing bright with spring flowers and a
! number of intimate friends present
Mrs. j. u. Cosgrin was hostess al q
bridge tea on Wednesday afternoon
the rooms being beautifully decorated
In lilac and apple blossoms and about
eight tables played Assisting the
hostess were Mrs. IT, $. Mctiuriiu,
Mrs w. f. Fife, Miss Mary smedey ond
Miss Morrison, and prizes were won
by Mrs. =. E. McGarrin. Mrs. James
lvers, Mrs. W. c. Alexander, Mrs
George c. Moore. Mrs. Fred A. Hale.
Mrs. James Flnlen and Mrs o. X.
Lewis.
Mrs. L. L. Downing has issued invi-
tations for bridge party to he given |
at her apartments in the Virginia on |
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, !
May and Z.
Mrs. l.. d. Peaslee entertained at
euchre on Wednesday In honor of her
sister. Mrs Dean, of Chicago, the rourns |
being decorated In purple and white
lilacs and Mrs Lafayette Hanchett
and Miss Margeret Gibbons assisting. |
The prizes were awarded Mrs II. q. |
Edwards and Mrs. Howard.
Mrs T. r. Woodbridge was hostess
yesterday at luncheon at the Alta
club given for Miss lutte of Pittsburg
the decorations being in white lilacs
and pink roses. and covers laid for 10
guests including Miss lutte, Miss
Moore, Miss Stingey. Miss Howat,
Miss Miller, Miss Baer. Mrs. David
Taylor, Mrs, w. c. Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Alder enter
tanned at delightful card party last
night AT their home, the decorations
being In spring flowers, and number |
of friends present.
Miss Mary Olive Gray will give a |
piano recital for her pupil Miss Mar |
gueiite Duvall on Monday evening, |
May II. with Mr.. George Rogers, tenor,
assisting. The event viii take place
at the Congregational church.
Mrs. a. W. Whery has issued invi
tations for bridge tea, next Wednes-
day afternoon.
a delightful affair OF the week was
the University club dance on We'd
nesday. the rooms and roof garden be-
ing decorated in palms and potted
plants and about 100 being present.
A reception and dancing party was
given at the Lion House on Thursday
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