Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
one of the most elaborate afternoon
parties of the spring season was the
tea given today by Mrs Il. o. Howard.
The occasion was the opening of her
new home on South Temple street, and
a hundred guests were present dur
ing the afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with profusion OF June
roses, the living room in red, the dln-
ing room In white, and the hall IN PINK,
while the punch table was also dec
GRATED In pink roes, Receiving with
the hostess we're Mrs. Mont Ferry, Mrs.
George Y. Wallace, Mrs. o. w. Pow
ers, Mrs. Ernest Bamberger and Mrs
B. X. Smith. In the hall were Mrs
Union Warrington and Mrs. George -
Gibson; on the veranda Mrs IL. M
Wells and Mrs Leslie Savage presided
at the punch table assisted by Mrs,
Edward Ferry and Mrs Walter Filler
In the dining room were Mrs. John
Zane Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mrs. ID. Z.
Roberts, Mrs. C.. r. Pearsall, Mrs. FRANK
Jennings, and Misses McGrath, Ged-
des and Mccormick.
This Afternoon Mrs Frank Plat and
Mrs. Hyrum Bergstrom entertained at
a shower party for Miss Zina Card, the
rooms being beautifully decorated
with profusion of red roses and about
80 guests entertained. guessing
game was among the features OF the
afternoon.
Another large affair of this afternoon
was the card party given by Mrs. %.
4. Harvey and Mrs. Schultz at the
home of the former, six-hand euchre
being the amusement. The rooms were
decorated in red and white roses and
ha m hi In 10 dining
being especially pretty with its table
crossed with red ribbon streamers and
caught with shower boquets of the
peonies a silver candelabra with red
shades for a centerpiece and eletroliers
shaded for centerplese and electroliers
punch was served was lined with flags
and all other details were in the red
and white. Mrs. Robert Hendricks
was guest Of honor and a special prize
was awarded her, six others going to
the winners at the tables. The hos
tesses We're assisted by Mrs. A. ID.
Hirth. and the Misses Jennie Darling,
Emma Zane and Helen Greenwood.
The social event of the afternoon is
the rose tea given at the Kenyon, by
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, the rose idea being carried out
In the decorations and other details
with beautiful effect Members of the
society assist in receiving and enter
tanning and the guests number over
100.
Mrs. w Fl. Child received inform
ally this afternoon for her guests Mrs.
Evans and Miss McCreary.
Mrs, w. ID. Donoher will entertain
the Cup and Saucer club at her home
next Friday afternoon.
Paul BeIcher will be home from col
lege within a few days to spend the
summer with his mother
Miss Virginia. Beatty. who has been
attending school in the east the past
year, will be home within short time
Mrs. David Keith viii entertain next
Friday afternoon at the third In a Sc
ries OF small bridge parties she Is CIV
Ing.
Miss Edith Shearinan will leave the
end OF the week for New York to spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. Harry
David Cue.
Miss Marion RookIidge win he the
guest Of Mrs Karl a. Scheld during
the absence OF Mr.. scheld on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer b. Jones have is
sued invitations for a dinner for twelve
guests 10 be given at their home next
Friday evening.
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice entertains a,
a second luncheon at the Alta club next
Thursday.
Mrs. John w. Delano entertains Mt n
bridge tea next Thursday at her apart
ments in the Bransford.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Savage ana
family viii leave today for their ranch
IN Wyoming, where they will stay until
fall
Miss Retta Piper viii be guest of
honor on Thursday at an afternoon ar
fair to be given by Mrs. Walter Ply
per.
Tho following item which appeared
in the Denver Post on June II. win be
OF Interest TO Salt IAkors.
THE prottlost of red-hared brides
was Miss Beatrice Knight OF Salt Lake
CITY who was married by Justice Car
Ion yesterday afternoon To Grover "
l'ampey OF Denver Gowned In the
daintlest blue suit, with n big merry
blue hat, the blushlng bride attracted
no little attention In tho dingy Justice
court where she was a radiance much
appreciated
Well, the groom sighed. after he
had become the husband Of the pretty
girl, i suppose IT'S Break tho News
20 Mother now and he antuanv
looked worried but the girl smiled
away his frowns and together thev
left the court house 10 find mother
Miss Irene IAkin WIS guest Of hon
or az a Kenslngton tea yesterday adv-
en- by Miss Margaret Hartley the
guests numbering about dozen in
timete friends.
Tonight Miss Freda Erickson and
Fred ID. Vinegar viii be married. the
ceremony To be performed by Rev q.
A. Perkins AZ tho home Of the brides
parents, and a large reception TO fol-
low.
-,
Mr., and Mrs, John NJ, Zane left yes
terday for Chicago after an extended
stay here with relatives and friends
Many weddings are scheduled for To-
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