Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18
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I O'Clock The rooms Wcrc beauulul-
I lv decorated IN white and green, with
4 the exception Of the nall. Whirh was
s in rcd roses The parlors where the
3 hostess received had "a large jar OF
I Shasta daisies in the CRATE with vases
( ~ lilies on each side while the man
I tot above was banked With ferns. IN
I tho corner was great iardiniere iill-
cd with shasta daisies with long stems
while an about the room were Inc
mingled white aud green. In thy
lip-5ry white carnations were used
with palms and ferns, and hero punch
\ was served while in the dining room
7 white a,vcet peas. Inaiden-iai fern.
+ pluiuosa and grccn-Shaded lights were
used With pretty effect An orchestra
furnished delightful music, and sever
81 hundred guests were present during
4 the afternoon.
Mrs. George Kcysor entertained In
+ formally at bridge on Tuesday
Airs. j. c. cutler gave a pretty chill
drens Peri,y on Monday r aitef2 i9,yn
was bright with flags and lanterns ana
dancing was the feature of the affair
The hours were from to 10 and the
even, was in honor of Miss Hazel cut
Ter.
MISS AiGfGHTft W tllfI WAS bUt VI
MordRvs hostesseS, the decorations
being IN sweet peas and covers laid
for b hale dozen Miss Luvera Snow
was the guest of honor
Mrs. r. II. Officer gave the second
in her series of luncheons at the
Country club on Monday. In honor of
Miss Crafts of New York, the table
having for a centerpiece basket of
lavender sweet peas, and lavender fans
, being used for place cards
4 Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser gave n
+ dancing party at the new resort in
Emigration canyon on Monday night,
special cars taking the guests to the
! inn. end d delightful time being en-
( toyed.
ono Of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the week was the lake party given by
Sewing club, Wednesday evening. An
elaborate lunch was served, the
table being decorated in the national
oolorS sweet peas and roses being the
flowers Covers were laid for "a. with
place cards of roses Those present
were MAY Grover Hazel Heath Myr-
( tie Bowers, Bertha Picknell, Annie
Gothberg MAY Morgan Bertha Mill
gate. Lille Gothberg, Mona 1IOvett,
Nellie Morgan Hazel Lovctt. Reah
Sladc, Fred Wheeler, Carl Hanson.
Archie MAY. Lester Hardman, Lester
Choals. Alfred Mitigate, Lawrence
Heath, George steam, Anthem Pearson
& Roy Heath. Sidney signor, and Law
renee Mongeum
on Thursday night Miss Estelle L
Erankland and Carl Berman of CHI
cage were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j
Frankland. the rooms being decorated
with a profusion of sweet peas. smi-
lax, and palms. and an orchestra
furnishing appropriate music during
K the evening, Punch was served by
4 Miss Godbe and Miss Davidson, and
other friends assisted. The brides
gown was of white satin with trim
nin9s OF real lace. and she carried
white roses. Her travelling gown was
Of tan with hat and gloves 10 match.
The bridal couple left later for Chi
cago, where they will reside.
Mrs Leslie Savage gave bridge tea
on Thursday for Miss Field OF Chi
cago, the decorations being in sweet
peas, and four tables played. Assist
ms were Mrs. O. w. Powers. Mrs. II.
o. Howard, Miss Mcmillan and Miss
Mildred Mcmillan Prizes were won
by Mrs George j. Gibson, Miss lone
Morrison. Miss Eudora DAILY and
Miss Lorlne Leary.
Atrs' NaFi Scne'd entertained az
noridge lca on Wednesday Tor MISS
Margaret t1eld OF chicago ana Miss
Stelia Fabiah' ne rooms being decor
ated with sweet peas and the veranda
arranged with rugs and sofas. Fiva
laolcS were played ana prizes Won by
MISS Louise sullivan Miss babian,
MISS hrdora paly' MISS Loreene
Leary ana Mrs. John y. Shaip' AS
sisting ~ me tea following We're Mrs
w. POWERS ana Mrs r. j. tanlah'
Srhu Walker Mrs Florence X. Wood
MI ana Miss Marion Rooklldge.
Mrs George 5. Gannett and Mrs. c.
"Wednesday for Mr'. Vance Lane, the
dcN rationa hcihE 10 naSturtums and
ceNoIS lald for these guests Mrs. Lane.
Mrs. James ". Gallagher, Mrs. Richard
q Reyes Mrs l.. l.. Terry, Mrs. Dali
Hunt, Airs. y. C.. Roberts Mrs. James
". jennings and Mrs. w. W. ARM
strong
lhe Misses l., ~ ana Hazel WINNER
entertained ON Wednesday for their
sister Mrs. c. Spaldng, the rooms
being decorated Win uasturtlumS.
sweet peas ana wild mustard and 10
tables played, Prizes wore awarded
Miss Ruth PalWcr aud Miss Helen
Letchhcld The hosieeses wore assist