Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05
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The week witnessed q number Of
interesting events. especially i'll the
way OF weddings, while other affairs
have been literally sprnkled through
out the nces The ncarness Of the hoii-
days viii probably impress coming
evc.its with an exceptional tinge of
cheer and a number of special holiday
functions are being planned.
Mrs. John 7. White and Miss Best
we're hostcsses at a large reception on.
Tuesday at Whitehall, given in honor
OF Miss julia Herne, the rooms being
bright with chrysanthemurs. carna-
tons and ferns, and half dozen guests
assisting An orchestra was stationed
in the balcony ana rendered delight
full selections during the afternoon.
About loo we're present
Mrs NJ. II. Walker was hostess at
an elaborate luncheon on Tuesday, the
table having for a centerpiece u cut
s. glass bowl filed with pink roses. while
Che same flowers were at each plate.
Afterward & notable musical program
WAS given by Prof. j. J. Mcclellan. on
the beautiful organ and Mrs. G. G,
Plumner, the latter rendering a num-
Der of vocal selections. accompanied
by Prof. Mcclellan. About a dozen
guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs r. a. Rroadhurst en-
tertained informally at bridge on Mon
day night, four tables being played and
x the affair being in honor OF Mrs j. NJ.
McCsregor OF Los Angeles, who are
hnr,, ,fre,5
tons Were In yellow and white chrysan
thenutns and tho hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Clint 3 Leigh.
The Misses Bancroft were hostcsscs
mt bridge t@as on Monday and Tues
day. the decorations being in red roses
al3ci a number Of friends assisting.
+ Mrs. ]. r, Wyche entertained on
Thursday ut a second bridge party, tho
decorations being in, white chrysanthe-
NUNS, and prizes going to Mrs. BEN
janin Brewster and Mrs. CD. Moore.
Assisting the hostess We're Mrs. L. d.
Mtllor, Mrs. John r. Ci'itchlow, Mrs.
I George Rust and Mrs. Stenger. Six
tables We're played and number of
other guests came for tea.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Fl. Walker gave a
dinner on Thursday In honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shepherd of Boston,
the decorations being in red roses and
the same color used in all details
Covers We're laid for about dozen be-
sides the guests of honor, including
DR., and Mrs. T. y. Beatty, Mr.. aud
Mrs Ledyard NJ. Bailey, Rev Elmer
j. Goshen. I. Ellis Browne and Miss
Lena Hague.
Mi. and Mrs j. II. Moyle entertained
Il 1T. IN, 500 =
Mrs Willard Morse, the decorations
being IN red and covers laid for about
10 half DOZEN
Invitations have been issued by tho
senlor class Of the University of UFth
5forsthc senior dance. to be given on&she
3 evening Of Friday. Dec. II. in tho
evening are President aud Mrs. kings
bury, Prof. and Mrs. William NJ. Stew
art. Prof. and Mrs. r. w. Reynolds.
Prof. and Mrs. Norhies and Miss Lucy
Van Colt.
Miss Kathryn tiabbott entertained
+ the members Of the Undine Club at
her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. clifford r. Pearsali has invita-
lions out for a bridge lea next Tues
day afternoon at her home III east
south Temple street
Miss Edna tCohn will entertain at
luncheon Saturday, Dec. l.. followed by
bridge, In honor of her sister, Mrs.
Hugo Drunhl.
The Pan Hellenic viii meet next
Thursday afternoon With Mrs Glen
Miller In r street.
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M Orphcum party Monday evening.
Dec. Z III honor of her brother, Lyster
Chambers, for whom Il number OF
social affairs are planned during his
short stay in the city
Mrs. j. b. Itisque will entertain at
a bridge tea next Monday afternoon.
Mrs Matt Rumph entertained the
All Hallows football team at dinner at
her home Monday evening.
Mrs Arthur Bird entertained at Il
lunceon on Tuesday covers being
laid for q dozen guests,
Mr. ana Mrs Milton L. Lipmnn gave
q bGx party at the Orpheum on Thurs
daM3anight, in honor OF Mr., and Mrs.
Hugh Druehl. followed by a supper
at the Louvre. their guests being Mr..
aud Mrs. f. A. Druchl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cohn, Miss Cora Cohn, Miss Ell
sic COIN and Clarence COIN,
Mrs. J. Il. Walker was hostess at
luncheon on Thursday in honor of Mrs
Charles Hemqtin covers being laid
for, six.
Aa,large reception was given last
night in honor of Mrs. Jennie Charles
by the Sons and DHuEh tnf'<; 1f Wales