Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-10
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Their many parties, to say nothing of
home entertainments. have made the
week gala one, and its echoes prom
Use to resound for many days to come.
The throngs present during conference
{ always lend a spirit of hustle and cheer,
mat carries an atmosphere into streets
ana homes which is half the aroma of
social life. Many entertainments pub
lie and private have been given in hon
or OF visitors to the city. and others
still are planned for many of the re-
manning guests.
The largest social affair of the week
was the reception held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. McCune on Tues
day night In honor of the survivors Of
the old time Muddy Mission,"i in which
the hostess father. Samuel Claridge,
took a prominent part. These. with a
number of other invited guests. incud-
ing the first presidency Of the Latter
day Saint. Church, and other officials,
We're present to the number of about
loO, and spent most enjoyable eve
ming going through the beautiful rooms
of the Mcclure mansion, and In old
time "reminiscences.
On Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
1y Joseph entertained at ali elaborate
dinner III honor of u number OF Og
den guests. the table being decorated in
;,sters. and the party afterward enjoy
Ing the Orpheum The guests were:
Mayor and Mrs. u. NJ Conroy of og-
den, Mr.. ana Mrs Il, d. Evans. Senator
and Mrs. G. X. IIollingsworth and Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Thomas.
Mrs. John G. Cutler VIII he hostess
at Il large luncheon at the Alta club
on Thursday Oct. -
AT the home Of Mrs. w. a. Necdham
on Thursday. u delightful card party
was given iii honor of Mrs. Ncedham's
daughter, Mrs. w. d. Harris of st.
Louis, Mrs. L. G. Brown being one Of
the hostesscs, The rooms We're bright
With flowers aud 10 tables played, the
prizes going to Mrs. Ralph Dinwoodey,
Mrs. Orson May and the guest of hon
or Assisting We're Mrs May and the
Misses Hazel and Mamie Needham.
This afternoon Miss Addle Hampton
cntertains for Miss Jean odell, the
amusement being cards.
Mrs Ferdinand j. Fabian will enter
tain at bridge tea next Wednesday
in honor of Mrs. William C. Hall OF
Los Angeles.
4 Mrs. Elmer f. Darling and Mrs.
Charles Read have Issued invitations
for Il tea to be given al the Read home
on o street next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Grant Hampton will entertain
at 500 party Wednesday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Jean Odell.
Mrs Grant Hampton gave a lunch-
con at the University club on Tues
day In honor of Mrs Moylan G. Fox,
the decorations being IN American
Beauty roses, and covers laid for is
guests
Tho officers of the High school
cadet corps will give their annual ball
on the evening of Oct. Il, at the Ea ton
gymnasium, which will probably be
one OF the most elaborate events Of
the school year
Miss Kate Groo entertained at a
bridge party on Tuesday In honor OF 4
Miss Jean Odell, the rooms being pref
tily decorated and the prize won by
Miss Hampton.
Mrs. C. II. Doolittle will entertain
few friends at a luncheon at the Alta
club next Monday.
Mrs. j. B. Cosgriff was hostess at
an informal bridge party on Tuesday
IN honor of Mrs. w. c.. Hail. the rooms
;heine bright with autumn flowers and
eight tables played. Assisting In enter
taininp were Miss Mary Kervin, Miss
Edna Dunn and Miss Mary smedley,
Mrs. Paul c. Potter entertains this
afternoon for her sister, Mrs Louis
Brewer.
Mrs. Waltor Scott entertained the
Rogimental Bridge club last night at
the post.
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas entertained the
Cup and Saucer CLUB Yesterday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. S. H. Lund entertained
about 20 of Their friends at a card par
~ on Wednesday, night. the affair cele-
brating Mrs Lund's birthday ami
versary.
Mrs. w. II. Bird .entertains Monday
afternoon at bridge for Mrs. Shelley
Tuttle of Nampa,, Ida,
Mrs. A. H. Warren was hostess at
card party on Tuesday, the decorations
being in autumn leaves and flowers ana
about 20 guests being entertained. me
first prize was taken by Mrs. l.. u.
Peaslee and the second by MIS-. ~. =.
Gibson. Assisting were Miss Dorothy
Ietchfield. Miss Margaret Andrews and
Miss Eleanor Warren.
Miss Jeans Odell was guest. OF hon
or on Thursday night at dancing
party given by Miss juliet cullen
about 80 being present. The decora-
tions werc in the chosen bridal colors:
hlue and white, Chrysanthemums
being used with blue ribbons. ~
The hostess was assisted by ne1
mother, Mrs. Cullen. and Mrs; frcu
sI,eonard. and assisting with the re-
freshments were Miss Emma Cu'ien
and Miss Ruth Swaner.
An orchestra. stationed in the nan,
fuinished delightful music for the
dancing.
Mrs. Fisher Harris and Mrs: Piouta
entertained at d musical ana tea
THURSDAY for Mrs, MARY Parsons VI
chicago. the musicians taking patt
being Mrs Charles Plnmmer. Mrs; ~.
ri. Peabody, Miss Mary owe e,tas
and Miss Margeret Harris me roo,lns
were decorated in cosmos ana ilaS s,.a.
tiums, and about % enjoyed the al'e'
noon. H., ,rrs
The hostesses We're assisted ny NJ, NJ.
F. r. Fabian. Mrs c. y RookiusS
and Mrs. $. Q. Nelden.
Az. u II Allan and Miss ToWlic |