Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
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a brilliant affair OF the week was
the Commercial club musicale on Tues-
day night the rooms being tltfonged
& with the mclnlsrs aitd their guests
Who Thoroughly rnjoSed the evening.
& beautiful iiowcra} were everywhere,
and an cxceptionn lynne program rGnt
dered b. !, numbet nf popular local
musicians
Another notable Ssctil function was
the military ct,cher.. party given ~
Mrs, Il. +. Holmes on WsahssdaS az
tcrnoon. the Getils lfeing all carried
CIT IN The milllary id ga. With artistic
effect. American Beatty roses, ferns,
palms aud uhlYsanthcraunis were USED
il the decorations. and II half dozen
friends assisted the hostess
Mrs. a. Irred Wey and Mrs Vaughn
Paul entertained ut Il bridge tea Oh
Tuesday at tho home OF Mrs WeS.
which was Decorated In American
Beauty roses and ferns, Assisting the
llostcsSos wore Mrs. NJ ID, Whitmore,
Miss Wey, Miss FRANCES MrCrystal,i
Hiss Mary lIalloran 'rlie prize win
Z NJ. Benedict, Mrs. j. i. Eownil, Mrs
ii. l., Charles. Mrs Hal BroWn Mrs,
John c. DAILY, Mrs. Charles Cowan,
Miss rinsnian. Miss l.ayelle, Mrs Wcy.
and Mrs Paul.
Miss Jean Odell and I1r. III. p. Kirt-.
ley were guests of honor on Tuesday!
night at u bridge party given by the
Misses Rae and Olive Bartch the rooms
being decorated ili6plnk and white car
nations and prizfs AWARDED at each Of
the five tables.
Miss Marjorie Short entertained
II n, y,.t III
n TUESDAY In celebration of her birth.
day, the decorations being in the Hai-
y loWe'en idea, with pumpkin head
tlled with fruits for 81 centerplece.
and black and orange ribbon stream
crs brought from II To tho four
corners, Small pumpkins were used
for place cards and other devices car
ricd out the idea. Covers were laid
FOR Miss Katherine Adams. Miss Dor
olhS Hall, Miss Florence Neness, MISS
y Josephine vcness, mud Miss Harriet
4 McCal'rick and the Messrs. VIII Hail.
George Swaner, Moylc Gray Albert
Bailey Morris Andrews and Lester
Morton
Miss Josephine ClaWsoll entertained
Informally ct bridge on Tuesday, the
decorations being in palms and ferns,
and prizes won by Mrs, Arthur Gard
iicr and Miss Ynn Lambert.
~ a. y - . ~ ii
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph jennings en-
II tertained at o large reception and
3 9lusicalc. on Monday night In honor
Of two anniversaries. that of their
Il tWenty~iifth wedding date aud Mr..
s9anning's iiftieth birthday. The rooms
We're beautifully decorated in pink and
white roses and cllrysanthemums and
Number of prominent musicians OF
the city furnished u delightful mus
iral program. The hosts were assist
ed BY a half dozen near friends anu
relatives,
Mrs. T. f. NIcGurrin was hostess at
q delightful luncheon al the Alta club
% On Monday, given lin honor Of Miss
J.ees$of Kansas. The rooms were de-
corafed.in yellow ohrysanthemuma and
covers laid for eight
Mrs, g. Z, Richards gave an in
iormal Halloween party at her home
Monday, for the members of the q.
werdllayed and Mrs. John Reed gave
T some*delightful readings.
The Utah Wo..s,..ts Press. club will
hold Its annual social at the home Of
Or. Ellis Il: Ship, 7ls Second avenue.
n $50 p m. tonight, All members
rastl:anl present ARE invited tn at
also respond to the roll call with
few appropriate words relative to
the characters, they represent.
Onetof the delightful affairs of the
y week WAS the. military euchru party
given&by Mrs r, f. Holmes on Tues
day,dthc card game being played in
the art gallery, with all details car
i'icd ont in the military idea, progress
q sion beinganlarked by drum taps, flags
serving as signs OF the number OF
games won, and all other details cor
responding. The rooms We're beautiful
~ decorated aud the hostess was as
sisted by half dozen friends.
On Thursday AFTERNOON Mrs H. d,
Niles and Miss Niles We're hustesses a
n large reception, about poo guests be-
ing present during the hours The de,
cprations We're i'll yellow and pink
chrysanthemums and American
/ Beauty roses, and the hostesses were
assisted by number of friends. in
receiving and serving,
Mrs. u. ". Ferry was hostess at an
informal bridge tea on Wednesday,
given In in honor Of Miss Katherine
Baker, four tables being played and
n number of other guests coming in
later To tea. The rooms Wore decorat-
ed In autumn leaves and berries. Mra,
Walter Filler aud Mrs, Louis Me-
Coriiiek assisted in receiving.
Mrs.!J. s, harrington, Mrs, Thomas
Z Holder and Mrs James Oswald, gave
a china shower party on Tuesday
night in honor of Miss Jennie Picker
ing, the parior being decorated in pink
and white ehrysanthemums and car
nations, and The dining room in hearts
and bells. Guessing games We're a
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