Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-17
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL.

MIS-. w. II. cunningham Is HoStCSS
at large tea this afternoon at her
home on u street. The decorations are,
in the Christmas reds and greens, holly
wrcaths and sprays being used through
out with festopns of evergreens, the
dining room being especially attractive
with its table lit with red-shaded lights
and basket of American Beauties form
ing the centerpiece. Assisting the
hostess in receiving is Mrs John Zane,
L. l.. Terry preside in the dining room
assisted by the Misses Leary, Moore
Baer, Niles and Mcmillan. Mrs. l.eslte.
Savage and Miss Gcddes serve punch.
and assisting in entertaining are Mrs.
John Dern. Mrs. Robert Glendinnins,
Mrs. A. ID. Cleveland Mrs. G. Nj.
Pearsall, Mrs. Donnell and Mrs, Dick
during the afternoon.
Another of this afternoons hostesseS
is Mrs. r.. a. Druehi, who cntertains
in honor of Mrs. Hugo Druehl. the
rooms are beautifully decorated. the re-
ception room in pink carnations and
plumosa, the library in yellow chrys-
anthemums, palms and pottod plants,
the hall in red, and the smokingroom
in pink carnations and pink shaded
lights, While in the diningroom the
Christmas idea prevails, the table hay
ing for q centerniecc Il basket twineu
with holly and evergreens, the candel-
abra having red shades and the holly
and evergreen being seen on the side
board and all about the room The
hostess is assisted by the guest of hon
or and Mrs. Milton Lipman, the din
ing room is in charge of Mrs. G. O.,
Plummer and Mrs. Louis Conn assisted
by Miss Edna Conn, Mrs NJ. l.. Ogles-
by and Mrs. Walter Cohen, while Miss
June Oglesby has charge Of the door
a large number OF guests are In at
tendance.
Mr. antA Mrs. Arthur Bird entertained
at dinner last night at their home, the
table being decorated in carnations and
covers laid for about a dozen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort returns to-
night from her eastern trip.
Miss Luvera Snow is expected to ar
rive this evening to spend the holidays
with her aunt, Mrs. J. f., Grant.
Miss Grace BEETLES has returned from
a trip to Los Angeles.
The College club meets this after
noon With Mrs. M. A. Daugherty.
Mrs. c. Fl. Griffin will return next
week from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Louis E. Mccormick entertained
at a luncheon yesterday for Mrs Hoyt
sherman. the decorations being i'll
white carnations and covers laid for
Mrs. George j. Gibson, Mrs. Thomas
Weir, Mrs. Hardness, Mrs. Mary Judge.
Mrs. George p. Holman, Mrs. William
McCaskell. Mrs. George Y. Wallace
NJ Il n .
Yesterday Mrs. Glen r. Boutwell, was
hostess at a bridge party the decora-
lions being in Christmas bells and holly
and II tables played. Mrs. George a.
Steiner and Mrs. X. T. McConaughy
assisted in serving and the prizes Of
the afternoon were awarded Mrs. c.
r. Il. McConaughy, Mrs. NJ. T. Bailey,
Mrs. a. II. BoXrud, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. T.;
D. Miller, Mrs. Isadore Mayer and Miss
hcIvor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace will
,eturn from their eastern trip next |
Ionday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder will give tea
ext Monday for Mrs. Edward j. Ron
rtS.
The girls of the University Of Utah
ave issued invitations for q leapyear
all to be given on the night of Dec.
! in the gymnasium the patrons to b.
le faculty of the university
Miss Eudpra DAILY entertains her sew
lg club this afternoon.
Miss Ada murphy entertained hpr
ridge club yesterday.