Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-29

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events of a more or less informal ma
turo having enliVenea each day. ih'
most notable is the birthday ceienratlon
today honoring the elghtieth annlNeIs-
airy OF Mrs. II, y. Wells whose PrUn
inencc and popularity make her prov
ablv the most notable Of the
Utah women Of To-Day, Ky
Relief society, OF which IN
IS an officer this afternoon gives
large open reception IN her hun l,,
the affair being of peculiar note luI 'nc
reason that her birthday comes ON
Teb 2g so that she has q real anni-
yersary only once in four years. me
"Ne,ys' with many other warm friends
ioJu in congratulations and wishes her
"many happy returns of the day
Mira samuel Neyyhouse was hostess
at a luncheon and bridge party 'on
Thursday at her home, the decora-
lions being done in white carnations
and ferns In the dining room, ana
American Beauty roses in the draw
ing room. The affair was in honor OF
Mrs. Richard Stingley and Mrs. George
Moore and prizes In the card contest
went to Mrs. j. b. Risque, Mrs. water
G Filler. Mrs. w. S. Mccormick and
Miss Keogh. Those present were Mrs.
Moore, Mrs Stingley and Mrs Nj. a.
Stinplcv Mrs. Newhouse's mother;
Mrs Windsor V, Rice. Mrs. George r.
Holman, Mrs, w. S. Mccormick, Mrs.
George Y. Wallace, Mrs. w. Montague
Ferry. Mrs. Il. S. Ferry, Mrs. a. II.
Bird. Mrs Benner y. Smith, MIS-.
walter G. Filler, Mrs. Q. W. Powers,
Mrs, ]. 49, Risque, Mrs. w. p, FIRE,
Mrs. Frank swindler and Miss keosh'
one of the largest events of the
week was the ball given at Odeon hall
last night by the high school cadets,
and staff and several members OF inc
National Guard The guard mount and
drill were entertaining features ana
the entire affair successful.
Mrs. C. e. Allen was hostess at
bridge party this afternoon gwen IN
honor of her daughter Helen, the
rooms being bright with spring flowers
and a numbner of friends being pres
ent.
Mrs A. L. Palmer entertained at
Kensington ON Tuesday in honor OF
Mrs. robert Shelton who left THIS
week for Idaho.
A pleasant affair of yesterday was
the bridge tea given by Mrs. George
Putnam in honor of Mrs. c. q. Whitte-
more.
Miss Alta johnson and Miss simpson
entertained at cards this AFTERNOON
Mt Rowland hall,
Mr.. and Mrs j. V. Sadler entertained
their card club last night.
A reception was held on Thursday
night by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church in honor OF thelr new ni ssla
bers, the church parlors being enec-
lively decorated and the following as
sisting in entertaining: Mrs. -.
Silver, Mrs. Hal Brown, Mrs, Nj. nj
Johnson, Mrs. Samuel Paul, Mrs. e, q
Field and Mrs. r. q. McConaughy, Mrs
William Earls, Mrs. T. q. Love; tne
Misses Hilda Greason, Bess Mcmillan
Gladys McConaughy. Elinor Stewart,
Margaret and Gladys Richmond.
on Wednesday and Thursday Mrs.
A. l.. Hoppaugh and Mrs. i, j. Gustln
were hostesscs at cards, the amuse :
ment being bridge on the first, and 800
ON the second day. The rooms were
decorated in red and yellow tulips. and
the prizes In each contest went respec-
lively 10 Mrs George Airs, Mrs. Sam
Porter, Mrs f. w. Francis, Mrs
Kempf and Miss Renee Redman.
Mrs. Edwin Butcher entertained al
n delightful bridge tea at the post or
Wednesday, for Miss Towles of Call
fornia. the decorations being in sprint
flowers. and prizes won by Mrs. II. l.
Charles and Mrs Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taylor are her
from Goldheld for a few days, and OF
Thursday night gave a theater party L
about n dozen friends. the party occu
plying two stalls. The guests were Mr.
md Mrs. Littleton Price, DIR. and Mrs
Critchlow, Miss Nora Van Colt, MIS-
Florence Ktmball Miss Alice kimball
Miss May Critchlow, John C. Niven an'
Mrs. Frank Johnson.
Dean and Mrs. Brewster gave lang
Orpheum party on Thursday night, thei
guests being the cathedral choir mem
beers of st. Marks. Afterward the par
ty went to Frankin's for supper.
A charity card party for the benefit o
the Leonard Memorial home VIII b
given at the Ladies' Literary club mex
Tuesday afternoon by the Hospital All
association.
Miss Edna Fansworth win be cues
of honor at card party this Afternoon
her hostess to be Miss Dorothy Thomp
son.
The Undinc club girls met Thursda
evening with Miss Lillieth Smith, a
which meeting the following officer
were elected President Anna Frazier
vice president, Kathryn Gabbott; sccr'
tary. I<lllleth Smith treasurer Jun
Edmonds The club viii meet next wee
with Miss Alice Hardy
Mrs. Thomas MarioneauN entertainC
fow friends informally az bridge q
Thnrsday Cor Mrs 9. - Whittcmor
three tables being played aud prizes -