Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
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Ore OF the PROTEST affairs Of the
week was the luncheon given yestor-
day by Mrs j. l.. Frankyn at her home
in honor Of Mrss Trask of Denver, the
decorations being In pink with Cluny
lace srrcaf over pink silk, a centerpieco
90 pink glndioas tied with pink RIB
hons, pink shaded candelabra, and
other pretty details Her guests be
sides Miss Trask were Miss Baer Miss
Park, Miss Moore, Miss Leary, Miss
DAILY and Mira. Campbell Bridge fol-
lowed, with prizes awarded at the Two
tables.
Mrs Nj J MARYLAND was ore Of yes
tsrdaN's hos'esses entertaining al il
prettily arppinted luncheon for Mrs.
Frank Mcfarland OF Denver Her dec
uratiors were in pink and white sweet
peas. pink ribbons and pink shaded
lights aud covers were laid for nine
on Monday Mrs. MARYLAND will give
bridge party FOL "a guests in honor Of
four visitors I'm the city, Mrs McFar-
land, Mrs Ruhman Mrs Furschsott
and Miss Leon. on Wednesday she
will give the third in her series of at7
ternoon Affairs.
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Mrs George Reed and Miss Edith
3 Reed gave an Orpheum party on
I THURSDAY afternoon, followed by a
7 luncheon NJ Franklm's in honor =
Z Mrs. Reeds sister Mrs, Charles II
\ Tate of St Louis, who is visiting her.
4 Tho decorations were IN pink and
4 white at the luncheon, the flowers be-
4 ing in asters and sweet peas ana COW
I ers were laid for a half dozen guests
4 Mr. aud Mrs II. 4. Van Housen en-
tertained at lake party on WedneS-
day for th2ii guest Mrs. James II. Cox
X OF Baltimore, the marty, which num-
Y bcrsd eight going to Saltalr IN MI
4 Van Hcusen's private can
4 Mrs, George r. Hancock entertained
z at an Informal reception ON Monday
{ far Miss Anna L. clark of Bonneville,
e Mo- hey guests being chiefly members
z OF her card club.
Il Mrs. Arthur Hubbard will entertain
x at linen shower Monday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Helen Hubbard. a Sep
& tomber bride
4 Mrs joel Nibley entertained at a
E pretty luncheon on Thursday foI Mrs.
7 Harold orlob. who left yesterday for
4 the east. Her decorations were IN gold
K englow ana the guests besides Mrs. Or
A. lob We're MIS-. I ill " w lllltlllSs 4hlo
4 Alice Nibley, Miss Sybela Clayton,
and Miss Margaret Cummings.
y Mrs p. f. Bauer entertained on
II Thursday IN honor of Mrs Wise aud
Mrs, Calvin of Joplin, Mo: who are
Y visiting her, the rooms being decor
ated with profusion of dahlias
and eladiola and six tables played
q The hostess was assisted by Mrs, Chap
man, Miss Ethel Bauer and the prizes
We're won by Mrs George Gushing,
Mrs ". II, Dale, Mrs. NJ. Calvin ana
4 Mrs. J. f Wise.
En- Mrs. John C. Cutler entertained at a
Z supper on Wednesday night the decor
ations being in goldeuglow and sweet
X poas, and covers laid for 20.
4 Mrs r. G. McNeice and Mrs Il.
z Hauxhurst entertained at a large re-
4 oeption on Thursday at the home of the
I former, in honor of Mrs w. NJ Thome,
7 about % guests being present Golden
! glow, roses and sweet peas were used
! in profusion, and literary and must
Z cal program was among the pleasant
7 features.
\ The Misses Virginia Smith and Enid
Edmonds entertained the members OF
\ the Undne club and their escorts At
lawn party Thursday evening, at the
Z home of Miss Smith. The spacious
lawn was brilliantly Illuminated for the
occasion with gay cnlored lights, aud
\ an orchestra was stationed on the vino
covered porch and furnished delightful
music throughout the evening. Punch
was served on the lawn by La Ru
Smith and Hortense and Marie hod-
son. Dancing and games We're the
features OF the evening, prizes being
awarded to the Misses Alice Hardy and
Augusta Youngherg and Mossrs. VIII
bur Price and Julian Cummings Thosu
Who enjoyed the affair were the Misses
Kathryn Gabbott, June Edmonds, Lislo
Bradford, Mamie Price, Leone Billings,
Mamie Billings, Annabell D. Price, Au-
gusta Youngherg, Allie Fletcher, Alice
Hardy, Glenna Algood, Beth Bradford,
Laura Parry, Alice Smith, Margaret
King, Lilieth Smith, and Messr, ku-
lon Robinson, Leroy Clayton, Harry
Cantner, Rulon Smoot, Murray SNOW,
Julian Cummings Wilbur Price, john
". Johnson, Aaron Hardy j. g.
Hardy willard Smith q, rhum, Dave
Thompson, Mr. Nesbtt. n. Van Dam,
Robert Jacohshagen and Harold White.
Mrs. D. r. Culver was one of Thurs
days hostesses entertaining at Ken
sington for her guest, Mrs. ClaIence
Ellsworth OF st. Louis
Mrs. r. Roy Brown entertained the
(. Cup and Saucer club Yesterday
Mrs. Heber G. Cutler entertained n
4 few friends informally at her home on
Thursday
Miss Frances Cowan gave luncheon
On Wednesday followed boy an Orpheun
party, her guests numbering about q
half dozen. The table was prettilS
decorated IN white and green and the
rooms In pink and white sweet peas.
Miss Hazel WINNER was guest o.
honor at card party given on Wed
nasday by Miss Edith Bcless ana Nils
Lena Meyers the rooms being decorat
I'd In sweet peas, and the tally CARDS u
Z Cuplds and bridal designs. The ainuse
ment was 500 and three tables Wer
played.
Mrs II, r. sappngton was hostess q
a luncheon on Wednesday given J
honor of Mrs, W, o. Finch of Pusbl
the table being decorated IN nastu'
a tiums and covers laid for a half doEel
Mrs w. A. Needham returned Frlda
from an extended visit with her dausl
ter Mrs W ID. Harris IN 81 Lou
Mrs Needhnm was accompanies
her daughters, Mamie and HaIel
li Mics Helen Boes entertained az
large evening party on Tuesday
honor OF Cadet Charles Hines, u
4 Z ,t,,uspnnout hgtnn military cuChre a.