Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-20
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This has been one of the busiest
weeks Of the seasons both In we'd
dinss and IN other social affairs, teas,
card partlca. luncheons and other func-
tons filing each day. The last week
III June will see a number more we'd
dings while invitations have been is
suoG Tor a score of other events.
Outside Of the weddings the most
notable home event Of the week
wss the rose tea given By the
Liberty Chapter d a, X Oh
Tuesday at the Kenyon, the
Decorations being especially beautiful
n faifllgaent OF the rose idea and all
details making il a delightful affair.
Prominent members Of the society
were IL charge ana large number
thTonssd the rooms during tho after
noon.
Ina week opened with many delight
fui functions, among the most eiabor-
ute belng the reception given by Mrs
z. o. Howard on Monday at net new
hone on east South Temple street,
which ysas beautifully decorated with
psofusoh ~ ~,wcrs IN different
s,iade7. roacs prevailing, and the rose
idea carried out IN ices and other de-
taii7 AGolt 1s friends assisted in re-
caivlrg cIA deriving and The event was
niso5eta5.' delightful.
Monday VICE the nas DAY function Civ
O. by M.s. II. !. Schul-ze and Mrs.
r + Harvey - the Harvey horne. in
the way of a military euchre party.
the rational ooiors being used with
prettJ effect while roses In red and
a.sty 81
roS itoa The pri2o in the contest
vc.o nilk flags which were awarded
the v-lancTs at each table, These num-
ros.aT Mrs. H; y. Mayo, Mrs. John
r. Ee91sio"d. Mrs. Charles w Boyd
afr7 Feod Siaao Mrs. G. W. Cush-
in,' s6ra. Elmer Darling, and a guest
r5ia1 goins TO Mrs Robert ] Hsnd-
MR. w H. Child entertained at IN
iafori I'll reception on Monday in honor
OF her guest Mrs. Evans and Miss
McCroary. q number Of friends calling
during the afternoon
On Wednesday Mrs. W. w. Arm.
etrony was hostess at bridge tea, the
prizas in the card contest going tD
Mrs Alexander G, Ewing, Mrs, G. r.
rearsall. Mrs II, Vance Lane. Mrs.
J. 4. Richards Mrs. a. D. Cleveland
f7Jrrin Mrs. c. Ira futile Mrs. A.
s Eowers, Mrs, j. j Bougrhall, Mrs.
James Finlen. Mrs A. j. Hosmer Miss
Ruthrauff and Miss Ieary. The decor.
atoms In the tea room We're especial
y pretty the table having fol a center
piece y basket Of red roses, while sus-
pended above Il was a basket of white
parsnip flowers, the refreshments also
being carried out in red. All about the
rooms were baskets and wall pockets
OF roses and syringas a half dozen
friends assisted Mrs Armstrong and
about 10 tables were played.
Miss Margaret Harris entertained at
q luncheon on Wednesday for Miss
Leslie Woodruff ana Miss Mabel Bur-
VOWS of New York the table having
for centerpieoe a great bowl of pan
sizes ser on mirror while pansies
were strewn over the cloth and bunch
es of them tied with ribbons in panHy
shades were at each place. Covers
were laid for about a dozen.
Mrs. r. G, Hill was one Of Wednes-
days hostesses, her function being
luncheon given In honor of Mrs War
rem OF Colorado, the table having for
centerpiece q bowl of red roses and a
single one mt each plate, Covers were
laid for 1G, Those present were; Mrs.
+. l.. oswald. Mrs. George w. Put
nam, Mrs. n. c. Edwards, Mrs. Jack
Reeves Mrs. w, T. Benson. Mrs. w,
Il, Lake, Mrs. Devereaux. Mrs. Andrew
Howat Mrs. Law nnce Green, Mrs. w
r. Crtizer. Mrs. / per, Miss Torkelson
and Miss Margaret Gibbon.
Mrs. A. V. CaIlaghan entertained at
luncheon at the Country club on
Wednesday for her sister, Miss Van
Wyck of New York, the table being
done In pansies and place cards
painted in the same design. Covers
were laid for 90. Besides Miss Van
Wyck. there were present Mrs. w.
Montague Ferry. Mrs. Edward $. Fer
ry Mrs. Heher NJ. Wells Mrs. Arthur
II. S. Bird, Mrs, Ernest Bamberger,
Mrs, Louis b. Mccormick, Miss Annie
Mccormick Mrs. John Frank Judge
Mrs. Union Worthlngton. Miss Kath-
crime Judge Miss Katherine Geddes
Miss Gertrude McGrath, Mrs. Don
Carlos Roberts. Miss Dorothy Kinney,
Mrs. j. r. Walker Mrs Walter G..
Filler and Mrs, George Jay Gibson.
Miss Beth Dunbar was guest of hon
or at pretty luncheon on Wednesday
az the Country club, given by Miss
Marge Miller about dozen being
present.
Miss Irene Short and Miss Preale
Clark entertained at class reunion
on Wednesday evening in honor of
Ralph Nelden and Otto Peters. the
rooms being decorated In college PEN
nants, and members OF the High
school class of 04 being present. The
decorations included the red and black
and other emblems,
Mrs. Elmer y. Jones has lssued in
vitations for bridge tea to be given
at her home on Friday, June 26.
Miss Edna Dunn viii entertain at
bridge toa at her home Monday.
June ~. IN honor of Niles Mabel Bur-
rows, Of New York,
Mrs. +. T.. McGurrin viii entertain
al bridge tea at the Country club
next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry G. Mcmillan and the
Misses 3ess and Mildred Mcmillan
have issued invitations for tea Tues
day afternoon June %, at the Me-
MILAN home on Brigham street
On "Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j s
BrNnsford was guest Of honor at a yell
low luncheon given by Mrs W. Il
Cooper the decorations being entirely
I'm yellow, with "a lace cloth over yell
low satin and centerpece OF yellow
roses with place cards also painted IN
yellow roses, and candlebras shaded
IN the same color, Besides the guess
OF honor there were present Mrs
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