Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-03
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Mrs. Thomas Weir entertained at a
large tea on Thursday afternoon the
rooms being beautifully decorated IN
the fall flowers, With the exception OF
y the dining room. which was in Ameri-
can Beauty roses, An orchestra iur-
nished delightful music during the
afternoon and tho hostess was as
sisted by George Phelps Holman, Mrs.
w. S. Mccormick, Mrs Henry q.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Il. o. Howard,
Mrs Raymond $. Mason. Mrs J b.
Cosgrift. Mrs. Ashby u. Cleveland.
Mrs. John W. Delano, Mrs. Harper j.,
Dininny. Mrs John Weir. il, Mrs.
Hubbard W, Reed Miss Maud
trhornc Miss Margaret Dooly Miss
Minettct Bner, Miss Hclon Boxrud, the
Misses Ress and Mildred Mcmillan.
On Thursday at The home of Mrs.
IL NJ Bailey delightful reception
was given by tie board of directors
Of the Y. NJ, G, i, IN honor OF their
new house matron Mrs. Stella Hap
good and the new secretary Miss
Prosser The rooms We're bright with
autumn flowers the dining room
being especially attractive III yellow
and green with a Japanese runner
covering the table, yellow nasturtiunlss
and green shaded lights. Assisting in
entertaining were Mrs, =. 3. Crtch-
low Mrs Russell Tracy, Mrs w r.
Butler. Mrs A T. Moon. Mrs Caffall,
Mrs r. 4 Simpkin, Mrs. George r.
Hancock aud other members OF the
board Misses Beth Critchlow. Hazel
Sappington, McCiilrary and Darling
Mrs Charles &. Plummcr and Miss
Grace Baily
Miss Misnon D9enhalt,er cntcrtalns
at a Dutch luncheon this afternoon
her guests being members Of the
Merry Maid club. ThCtecoratinos are In
autumn leaves and flowers. and covers
are laid for Misses Alice Nibley,s
Eeda Bcebe, Mary Cannon, Alibo. Dun
bar, Myrtle Jack. Beulah and Norma
Woodruff and Mrs \. N. Bishop
Mrs. William NJ. Hunt was. among
Thursdays hostesses her affair being
III the way OF a bridge tea given for
her sister, Mrs. J. r Grant and eight
tables played. The decorations were
in autumn leaves and flowers,
and prizes j, :, were Y, I a 9sShn1,sa
Thomas Mrs. e. NJ. Allison, Mrs. w.
p. stanley Mrs. Will Ellerbeck, Mrs.
TT r. Black, Mrs w. d. Foster Mrs.
W. H. Dale. slrs. George II. Odell,
Miss Jean Odell. Mrs. w. M. McCrea
I. aud Mrs. John c,,Daly.
Miss Edna Farnswortl, gives an
orpheum party this afternoon for
Miss Lesley Woodruff.
Miss Colbourne entertained at q.
dinner ut Rowland hall on "Wednesday
might, the tables being attractlvely
& & sprated and covers laid for Bishop
Franklin S. Spalding. Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ. H. Ritchie, MI. and Mrs. William
c. Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. C..I.
Moore.
Mrs. r. s. ISeogh entertained at a
luncheon on Tuesday at her homes
the decorations being in fall Covers
and covers laid for 0 guests,
Miss Samuel Neal give luncheon
on "Wednesday for Miss Mary Stubbs
who leaves next Nsfek IN her home
III Baltimore. Covers were laid for
Misses Lesley Woodruff Margaret
Harris, Edna Farnsworth and Hazel
Sappington.
Miss Winnifred Lynn was hostess
at an Informal bridge party on We'd
nesday given In honor Of Miss MERGE
Berkeley. ono OF the autumn brides.
The hostess was assisted by her sis
tor. Mrs. Cowan, and a guessing game
was a feature of the afternoon prizes
going to Mrs. j. C, Daily. Mrs. W.
NJ. Hunt and Miss Rcrkley.
alsaItli1s uHtG fIOif Tic GIliillS pai' W w
given by the Hospitl Aid Association
is set for November 18th.
Mrs. John c. Cutler entertained at
a luncheon on Monday followed by an
Orpheum party given in honor of the
ladies who arranged the 3oth ward
float in the recent Carnival. Tho de-
coratinns at the luncheon We're In
autumn flowers and covers were laid
for II guests,
Mrs Grant Hampton has issued
Nnvitations for Z, luncheon at the
University club, Tuesday, October 8,
in honor of Mrs. MoSland g. FOX.
Mrs. w. D. Rtcr.entertained the Gle
ofan at luncheon this week at her
home on D street. Covers We're laid for
u.
Mrs. George Y. Wallace entertained
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