Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-08
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at Snltair Yesterday morning the time
being spent with bridge bathing and
feasting. The party numbered about
eight.
Miss Naomi Suuor entertained at an
evening party on Tuesday night for
number OF eastern friends, games
ana music being among the features.
he last being furnished by Miss
Broadbeck, M"s Bates and Miss Kane.
Tho rooms We're effectively decorated In
the seasons flowers and prizes in the
contest were won by Misses Rceding,
H"ldman, Stabb and Kane.
Mrs j II, Witbcck entertained the
jolly Twelve club yesterday.
Miss Virginia Elmer gave an or
rheum party Yesterday followed by
luncheon IN honor OF Miss Isabel Dun
week.
Mrs Lewis Evans entertained her
card club this week.
Judge w. c, Han gave an Orpheum
party on Wednesday for his little
daughter Marian who IS to leave short
ly for Los Angeles.
on Wednesday Mrs Hubbard Reed
entertained at a luncheon az the Coun-
try club for Mrs f. r. Holmes. fol-
lowed by bridge, about l. being pres
ent The table YVES I'm white ana
green having for q crnerpIece l~rge
basket OF white sweet peas mingled
with greens and tied with green rib
bon while sprays Of The flowers were
strewn over the cloth, and the place
card were white and green covered
booklets by famous authors Those TO
meet the guest Of honor We're! MIS-.
David keith Mrs. w, Il. Fife Mrs. Q.
c. Moore Mrs O W Powers, Mrs. H.
Vance Lane. Mrs. G. Y Wallace, Mrs.
II G, Mcmillan, Mrs. a. G., Ewing,
Mrs. II. p. Henderson, Mrs Richard a.
Kevcs Mrs. f. l.. Oswald, Mrs Robert
Glendlnning. Miss Cosgrih. Miss Field
Of Chicago aud Mrs j. V. White ot De
troit. At bridge prizes were Won at
each table by Mrs. G Y wallace Mrs
= r Henderson and MRS Robert Glen
Miss Abble Herman was hostess. at
n pretty card party on wednesday
morning in honor of Miss virginia
Elmer and Idabel Duncan about si%
ables being played. The rooms were
decorated with n profusinn OF sweet
yeas gladiolus and marguerites ana
'rzes we're won by the guests of non
ar, Mrs Morris Jones and Miss Eva
Thomas.
Miss Louise Sullivan entertained in
formally at n bridge luncheon AT inc
COUNTRY club on Wednesday, the prize
in the contest going To MIS-; w. ~
Alexander. The luncheon table was
prettny decorated In sweet peas ana
covers laid for about a half dozen
Mrs Harry D Niles gave luncheon
"A the Country club ON "Wednesday me
decorations being in sweet peas ana
covers laid for about halt doHeh'
Nrs. George Airs was one of Wen"
nesday's hostesses at the Country cluo'
inc tnlle being In the seasons uoWers
and about a half dozen present
game of bridge was played, the priza
being won by Miss Bartch.
Mr.. C. y. ondordonk celebrated his
birthday anniversary in pleasant
evening party on "Wednesday night
about 10 men friends gathered at MS
home and enjoying games, music,
Dutch supper aud some original ica-
lures introduced by the host Prizes
In the games wero handsome stems.
The guests were DR., w. d. Donoher,
DIT Merrill, DIR. Il. p. Hammond, DR.. ~
c. Vherry. Lewis Evans, c. II. Alley, H.
NJ. Atkinson, C. b. Diehl, II. NJ. Bree-
den. Elhrdge Thomas, w. ID. Foster,
Jay Rogers, r. Roy Brown j. II. Win
wood Wallace Bransford and II. c. FAR
sons
This morning Mrs. Joel L. Priest en-
tertained at cards for her guest, Miss
Polly Eimmel of Kentucky.
On Monday night Miss jeanette
Yundt was hostess at picnic party ut
Wandamere in honor of Miss Ruth
schaeI of Indiana, the table being de-
norated In red sweet peas and the other
details being carried out in the same
shades about dozen friends were
present.
Mrs Paul VIM and Miss Winn will
entertain IN honor of Miss Virginia FL
mer on Monday afternoon at their
home ola Second East street.