Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

honor OF her daughter, MISS teien
Boxrud The rooms were beautifully
decorated q profusion oe sweet peas,
red rambler and other roses with tho
dainty parsnip blossoms being In bas-
kets and vases all about the rooms An
and about 20 friends assisted during
the afternoon.
Mrs. j. 7. Richards entertained a
bridge tea on Wednesday, the decora-
throughout, and about eight tables be-
ing played with prizes awarded az each
Miss E,udora Daly was one Of We'd
nesday's hostesaes, giving = bridge tea ca
and white sweet peas were effectively
used in tt.a decorations and prizes
awarded Mrs Campbell and MISS
Louise Sullivan
Mrs Heber Lee gave bridge party
on Wednesday for Mrs Louis Critch-
low and Mrs G, O. Whittemore' The
red, white and blue being used with
pretty effect, IN larkspurs' batchelor
Thursday Mrs, Lee entertained again
for Mrs. Critchlow, the entertainment
being 500.
The Misses Rae anu owe Hnrtoh
We're hostesseS Yesterday al = nrlage
Croory. six tables being played and
prizes Won by Mrs. w VI. McCrca and
Mrs Roger.
Two pleasant social affairs took Mace
81 the post OF wednesday, Mrs Walt
or Scott giving bridge taa in tho aft
ernoon and Lieut.. and Mrs. Mcclure a
card party in the evening
Mrs. Maurice Jones entertained at a
Kensington on Wednesday In honor OF
Mrs Jean Bonney OF Colorado, the
rooms being prettily DECORATED and
about q dozen friends present.
cards on Tuesday night. 500 being the
amusement and the following being
present: Misses Alino Mcmillan, Viz
Rinia Beatty. Elsie Parsens, Dorothy
Rooklidge. Margaret Walker and Gla-
dys McConaughy, and M%ssrs. Gilbert
Cott. Earl Coombs, Clarence Dale and
Russell Mcintyre
.
Mrs c. r. Post gave a Kensington
on Wednesday for Mrs. w. w. Anness
Miss savage of Tennessee. Roses were
the decorations and about 20 WE'RE
present.
Mrs. #. r. Stephens was hostess at
n luncheon OIL Tuesday the guests be-
ing seated at five tables, the larger one
in the confer having for a centerpiece
a crystal basket of roses, and sus-
pended over Ii smaller basket OF
shasta daisies. All the other tables
r,.,.s 49,, 7iala ~ "a
Mrs w. $. Mccormick gave chill
birthday anniversary OF her little
granddaughter, Marian, games being
the amusement and about 80 enter
$3.50
Miss Ina Boutwell, entertained NJ
cards on Tuesday, eight tables being
played and prizes won by Mrs, Her
man Johnson and Miss Bessie CroNall,
The decorations We're prettily carried
out in yellow.
Mrs, A. L. Hoppaugh entertained IN
formally at n KensinsS,9,nI, On lues whS
leaves shortly To make her home III
california.
.
at pleasant affair on ihesdhy IN the
way OF an afternoon tea, the rooms
being bright with roses In every hue
and the following present MISSES
Allne Mcmillan. Marguerite Bellnser'
Norine Thompson, Lucille CLARK, lose
McConaughy, Bryan and GrizelIe
Houston, Dorothy Rooldidge' lsaheI
Schiller and Margory Jacobs
Mrs. II. c. Belilnger entertained az
luncheon on Tuesday, covers being l7'd
on Tuesday Mrs, j. c. TIanchett en-
tertained her bridge club at luncheon,
the card contest following
on Monday night Mr.. ana MIS-
Morningstar entertained at an elanor-
ate dinner. the table being decorated
in roses and the same flowers being
all about the rooms. Covers were laid
for II and afterwnrd music was en-
joyed.
This afternoon Mrs. Richard Reyes
gives q box party At the Orpheum.
Miss Jean Odcll entertained inform
ally at bridge on Tuesday evening for
Miss I.uvera Snow OF Chicago.
one Of Mondays affairs was the
dancing party given et. Jhe Country
trt,..,l o.. Hoo gtyt.tt Atrs a.