Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-11

| were. Mrs. +. y Robinson. Mrs. Moore
| house, Mrs q, +. Harvey, Miss Allen,
Mrs C. T. futile. Mrs. Melton. Miss
Aline Mcmillan. Mrs. Mayor, Miss Tins
man, Mrs. Keryin, Mrs. Malone. Mrs. ID.
n. Straup. Mrs T.. A. Wakeling, Mrs. II.
N. Mayo. Mrs John Chapman. Miss
Darlene ISimball, Mrs. j. n. Richards.
Mrs. q. w Iambourne Mrs. Dugan.
Mrs. Ezra Thompson Mrs Barbee Miss
Francke, Mrs j. G. Daily, Mrs. A. h,
Peabody. Mrs Archer Mrs Weyher,
Mrs. j. &. cutler, Mrs. Henry La Motto,
Mrs. t.anxton. Mrs w. G. futile, MA.
Union wor,hington, Mrs. Hardness and
Mrs, w II. Bramol
A very pleasant social party was Civ
en- last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Nj Baird ut their residence on east
seventh South street About 20 guests
were present including Mrs Annie
Adams Kiskaddcn. VINO rendered OK
aulsitely several readings. and songs
and piano selections We're rendered by
George ID. Mnrgetts, Mrs. Margaret
Baird Mrs. J w. Hyde. Mrs. Brady
and the Misses Rushworth Refresh
ments wetr served and an altogether
delightful evening was spent.
cards are out announcing the en-
gngemcnt OF Miss Nellie Barnes and
John l.. Slaughter, the wedding to
take place July % at the home of the
brides mother Mrs. Mary Barnes, at
kaysville Utah.
Miss Virginia Elmer and Miss Maude
Wheeler entertained number of their
friends al 500 on the afternoon of
Thursday, July 9, ut the home of Miss
Wheeler. SIS south West Temple. The
prizes We're awarded Mrs. Herman
johnson and Miss Abby Herman. light
refreshments were served, the parior
and hall were beautifully decorated
with sweet peas and the dining room
and library with institutions.
Among the many who leave for
Brighton in the near future are Mrs II. G.
Whitney. Mrs. J. d. Spencer and fam
fly, Mrs. Susa y Gates and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Harris, Mrs
Pfoutz, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Game and
children, Mrs A. NJ Howard and
daughters, DR. and Mrs II, d. Wood
ruff and many others.
At bridge tea given yesterday by
Miss Edith Sutherland for Miss Luvera
Snow of Chicago. prizes were won by
Miss Eudora DAILY and Miss Snow. The
rooms were prettily decorated in pink
sweet peas and five tables were played.
Miss Margaret Park has returned
from a months stay in Denver.
Mrs. Walter Mas gave bridge par
ty yesterday, six tables being played,
the prizes going to Mrs. George G.
Moore Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs. ]. w.
Delaro, MIR. j. j Broughall. Mrs. Fin
len of Chicago and Miss Gertrude Han
sen. The decorations were in roses,
nasturtiums and wild parsnips, the din
ing room being in red with center
piece of roses for the table which was
spread with Cluny lace over red satin.
Assisting were Mrs. A. C. Ewing, Mrs.
w. c. Alexander, Miss Gertrude Han
sen and Miss Frances Graham.
pretty affair of last night WAS the
lawn party given by Miss Ruby Lam
bourne and Miss katherine Adams in
honor of Miss Frances Cowan. the
grounds being bright with electric
globes and lanterns and strewn with
rugs Indoors the rooms were decorat-
ed in nasturtiums and sweet peas and
punch was served on the veranda lit
also by colored lanterns, Ices We're
served on the lawn.
Pink and white were the colors used
in the decorations at the luncheon given
by Miss Merce Lewis yesterday in
honor of Miss Leigh Whitmore and
Miss Retta Belinger, and covers were
laid for II guests.