Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. II. Boxrud entertained at n
tea yesterday afternoon. the rooms be-
ing beautifully decorated with roses,
peonies. sweet peas and Wild parsnip
blooms. and about dozen friends as
sistiug Two little girls, Mary Dooley
and Jean stewart, took the cards at
the door, Mrs. a. J. Gorham received
In the reception hall. punch was served
by Mrs. Mccullough and Mrs. Druohl
assisted by Misses Alice Pearl Elin0r
Stewart, Grace BEETLES and Margaret
Stewart, while in the dining room Mrs
George Keysor, Mrs. Thomas Weir,
Mrs. j. H. Dooley and Mrs. Eugene
Barnes poured tea and coffee. An or
chestra furnished delightful music,
and about 300 were present during the
afternoon.
Another delightful tea or yesterday
was that given by Miss Eudora DAILY
in honor OF Mrs. j. ]. Campbell, the
decorations being In sweet peas and
pink shaded lights and eight tables Of
bridge played A number of others
came in afterward for the tea which
followed. Mrs. j. c. DAILY. Mrs Roy
Brown aud Miss Selma Wall presiding
at the table. Prizes in the bridge con-
test were won by Miss Edith Suther-
land and Miss Mary Smedey, with
guest prize for Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Heber Lee entertained yesterday
for Mrs. Louis Critohlow and Mrs. Z.
%. Whittemore, the decorations being
in the national colors carried out In
red peoples. blue larkspur and batch
elor buttons, sweet William white
fevetfew and larkspur. Seven tables
were played and assisting the hostess
In serving were Mrs. u. +. Hardy Mrs.
Mary Pitt, Mrs. Ingalls, and Mas San
der. Those winning prizes were Mira.
Critcblow, Mrs. Whittemore, Mrs. Fred
slade and Mrs, George Felt.
Mrs. ]. T. Richards was another of
yesterdays hostesses, her function be-
ing bridge tea and eight tables play
ed. The rooms throughout were decor
ated IN white and green. ana the prizes
We're awarded at each table. Assisting
Mrs. Richards were Mrs. Russell
Schulder, Mrs. Nelson story Of Mon
tana, and Miss Estelle Clinton. AS
sisting In the dining room were four
little girls, Martha Richards. Helen
McNichie, Epha Mayo and Dorothy
Jacobs.
Mrs. George A. Steiner Will enter
tain AT the first of series of bridge
teas this afternoon.
Red and white were the decorative
eolors used yesterday at the bridge
tea given by the Misses Rae and Olive
Bartch, carnations being the flowers.
The entertainment was in honor of
MIS- Evans and Miss McCroary and
prizes In the contest were won by Mrs.
w. NJ. McCrea, Mrs. Child, Mrs Boyer
and Miss Sappington.
Mrs. Walter Scott entertained at a
bridge tea at the post yesterday, a
number of guests from the city being
present. The tables were set on the
veranda, which was attractive with
Japanese screens and rugs, and in the
rooms green and white were used I'm
decorating. Mrs. Russell Tracy and
Mrs. Henry La Motto assisted tho
hostess and prizes were won by Mrs.
Tracy and Mrs. w. A. Moon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mcclure entertained
last evening informally Mt the post IN
celebration of their marriage annivers-
airy. four tables OF bridge being PLAYED
and a supper served afterward.
Miss Virginia Beatty entertalns this
afternoon at an informal tea.
Mrs o. w. Powers gives lawn
party tonight in honor of her guest,
Miss Field.