Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-17
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...rr .-Tltne, u Darling ard Mrs
Charles READ were hpstesses or Tues
day at a delightful! TIA, The rooms be-
ing effectively decorated in autumn
leaves and flowers, and Il half dozen
friends assisting, INCLUDING Mrs. Rus-
sci Tracy, Mrs, Karl e scheid Mfs'
T. ID. Lewis. Miss Claire Ellerbeck,
MIS- Edna bailey, Mrs. Cieorg@ Airs,
.s,iiss Mary Masnc Miss Jane Darling
a a:.i Miss 8arnice Karrick. An orches-
TIA stationed In the hall-alcove furnish
Cd dellShttGl mus!c, and about 800 were
present.
s.ir and Mrs. w. G. futile enter
tai44scd at Il dinner on Tuesday, the ita-
tlp being ptettily decorated With Chat
i.@y l6seS, and covers laid for Mayor
;d.d Mis-. John s. i3ra!isford, lir. and
.@rs, Frank b. stephens. Ny. and Mrs.
: j.. j DAILY, MI. and Mrs Fred a. Hale.
MRS. A. j, Gerham entertained a few
fFi$nds informally on Tuesday after
l.oul ia homer Of Mrs. j. c. Wectcr and
Mrs n w. HoAyt. the rooms being dec
osnSed In American Beauty roses, pink
COSMOS and heliotropc. aud a feature OF
st.ia afternoon being reading by Miss
Lshsi Pail The hostess was assist
Mrs H. L. Charles will entertain
at u bridge party Tuesday afternoon.
oct. 20.
MIS- Sam Porter and Mrs. Don por-
tei, were hostesses on Thursday al u
bridge tea five tables being played
'L,,a iooale We're decorated in pink and
Mhito carnations and nlumosa and u
Humber came In For tea. Prizes were
awarded Mrs Roy Ryrne. Mrs. G. w.
Iihcld. Mrs. w. III. Ale1ander, Mrs T.,
Roy Brown and Mrs, Windsor y. Rice,
Mi. and Mrs. A. j. Gorham enter
I tanned on Monday night at n dinner
lin honor of their, ninth wedding ami
N.arsary, the decoratios being in Amer
Z lean Beauty roses. and covers laid for
nine;
MIS-. G. II. Dpolittle was hoStesstat 4
.lellgntful luncheon At the Alta club
on Monday the decorations being in
How with large yellow chrysanthe-
nun1s for centerpieca, and tho fa-
16rs being tiny boxes tied with yellow
s:shon,
Mrs. +. II Groshell entertained ut a
Emily party on Tuesday il honor Of
p It's j.. @. Hemirway and Mrs. e.
iihultz OF Indiana. the rooms being
l3rcttilS decorated. and prizes In tho
card contest Won by Mrs. Charles Hem
& lnway, Mrs. Groshcl and Mrs. Q. L.
Heminway.
Mrs I. j. NIppnr was hostess at a
dinnel.Spn Tuesday night, the decora-
lions being In pink roses and covers
laid for Mrs John $. Bransford. Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred Halo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank , Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. J. j,
Duly.
',lurrinI- nnrtu will bn t,iy
a " hitney hall in the near future by
3a&nunber OF pupils of the Lafayette
school. The comnittee on arrange
luents is composed Of Richard Burton,
T Irving Young and Maurice Brown. Nus
{ clwill be furnished by the Lafayette
school orchestra, under the direction of
Miss, Bradford. There are IA instru-
$glEents in the orchestra, The players
ai.s Florence Burton, Agnes Give, Joe
Give, Claude Swneten, owen Swecten.
John Kruse Franklin Gates, Earl
Ruby Miles, Elizabeth
Chambers Aldrlch Chambers. Ada Mar
getts and Bert Shepherd.
Mrs. w. Fl. Bird was hostess at q
bridge party on Monday given In honor
of Mrs. Shelley Tuttle and Mrs. w. III.
Harrison, the latter being prize winner
inf thp contest Three tables wrrc
played and number came in after
q Mrs, Grant Hampton was hostess at u
card party OH Wednesday in honor Of
Miss Jean Odell, the decorations and all
details being in. the Japanese Idea,
With -colored lanterns for the decora-
.tions and the tallies and favors and
prizes being Japanese. Mrs. Andrew
Howat Mrs A. J. Gorham and Miss
#odell wercathe prize winners
Mrs. Ferdinand j. Fabian entertained
at a bridge tea yesterday for Mrs. w.
c. Hall, the decorations being in chrys-
anthemums and the hostess being as
sisted by Mrs. L. M. Bailey and Mrs.
Iiialo Scheid. l'rtatts were Won by
Mrs. George G. Moore. Mrs. James
jennings, Mrs. FL. l.. Charles and Mrs.
Vollner.
appointed to take charge of the charity
ball tostake PLACE on Nov, II: Execu-
tive, Mrs, f. S. Bascom, Mrs Wind
sor v. Rice, Mrs Sol Siegel. Mrs, VIII
liam Igleheart, Mrs, Nv, Mont Ferry,
Mrs. A. j. G0rhani, Mrs, Russell Tracy.
airs, William g. 5ennngs and Miss
GHowat; ticket Mrs. j A. Reeves and
Mrs. Warren Benjamin; supper, Mrs.
Clifford Pearsasl. Mrs. William Nc
seirath, Mrs. Samuel Paul, Mrs. Rachel
Miller, Mrs. c. G. Nerbiyck, Mrs, A.
Halt and Mrs, Robert Broadhurst; floor
and program Mrs. o. w. Powers and
the Misses Bancroft; decorations, Mrs
Russell Tracy, who viii appoint her as
slstants. Another meeting OF the as
ISOLATION will be held In two weeks to
hear the reports of the committees.
Miss Hattie Anstee was the guest az
honor at a surprise party last evening
at the residence of Miss Laura Bean,
5 Burrows court. Among those who
were present at the Clutch lunch
We're Misses Stella Hayden Syhe Han
sen, Ann Crow. Marie Marley and Mrs.
Edith Davis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Belden entertained at
n delightful bridge party on Thursday
afternoon, the rooms being decorated
III autumn leaves and cosmos, AMI
rrzas Won by Mrs, Henry La Note,
Mss, Windsor w Rice and Mrs j. p.
sItenath. The hostess was assisted by
Airs. George Y. Wallace and Mrs, c. IL.
Post, and three tables We're played.
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