Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
Pfoutz, returned Wednesday, evening
from their cottage at Brighton.

| Pfoutz, returned Wednesday, evening
from their cottage at Brighton.
Mrs. j H. Franken will leave today.
for Denver, where she will visit hor sis
/ ter. Mrs George Nye Mr. Franken
will stop there on hts way home from
| the East.
who has been visiting for the past
Harris SCI Palm avenue, will leave for
her home on Wednesday next.
Mrs y 6 Roberts q Chicago is here
her sister, Mrs. G. w. Buckholtz.
| Mrs. Elias Smith and her sister, Miss
Pearl Weller, left on Wednesday for
! New York, whence they sail for a six
months stay in Paris.
Miss Kathering Judge and Mrs. a. Y.
| Calashan are at Brighton, guests OF
Mrs. Edward S. Ferry, for a short time.
Nj. and Mrs. Louis e'ohn and their
two daughters, Edna and sylvia VIII
sail for home about the last of octo-
Der. sR
Mr.. and Mrs l. a. Torrens Of Chi.
cngo. who have been guests of Mr.. and
| NliS. iINliis W. aI'iilNNplSS' iciL SSotSA"
day for their ~hon>f-~ar
Mrs. r.. y. Blckrord returned Sat
urday from, spending the summer in
the East. She attended the WomanSs
Federation that met In Boston early in
Juno.
Miss Ella Dukes returned Thursday
evening from spending the summer in
oxford. England. She Is at home for
the winter at the Fifth East hotel.
MI. and Mrs. T. J: Wilcox of Seattle
ing a few days With MI. and Mrs M.
b. Sowles.
Mrs Hord of Denver has returned
To her home, after. spending several
weeks here wit hher sister. Mrs. j. G.
Hooper
Miss Edith SNOW is back from the
coast. after visiting with .heraunt, Mrs,
stephens. in san Diego and Coronado.
Col. aud Mrs. t. G. Webber and
Miss Wehber have returned from an
extended eastern trip, which included
Quebec, the Thousand Islands Alex
andra Bay and other eastern summer
resorts
Mi. and Mrs. George Phelps Holman
will be back Friday morning, after u
summer spent in the northwest.
Miss Wnnlfred Dyer will leave the
latter part of next week to re-enter
Smith college, at Northampton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Irish have re-
turned from /; trip through Yellowstone
park. Their daughter, Miss Winfred
irish. will leave next week for New
York. where she will resume her study
OF art.
The week has been an exception
ally busy one for SO early In the sea-
son, every day having had its we'd
dings, teas luncheons or card parties.
A brilliant social, as we'll as musical
event was the recital at the Theater
on Wednesday night given by Miss
clayton, the boxes, stalls, loges and
many ROWS of seats being filled with
parties. Today q similar gathering
greets the Home Opera company at
their Initial performances OF THE Girl
and the Governor"
Monday night was the liGhtest day
In the way of entertainments which
We're limited to one or two informed
affairs, Mrs. w. Il. Butler entertained
for Miss Butler at her, home In the
way OF n bridge tea. the decorations
being in pink aud white asters. and
Mrs. Louis Gates and Miss Helen
Daugherty assisting.
Besides this We're a number of small
err affairs a few Of the seasons card
and sewing clubs meeting at the homes
OF members.
Mrs. George Airs was hostess at an
elaborate bridge party at the Country
club on Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
w S. Jensen, the rooms being beautl-
fully decorated in yellow and 10 tables
played. Prizes We're awarded at each
table. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs Fred Derns and the Misses Bartch.
q a25
Miss Nesta Williams entertained OIL
Tuesday for Miss Sue Clark, one of the |
weck's brides, the feature of the af-
tiernoon being a guessing game In |
which the prize was won by Miss Erna
Sconberg, Assisting was Mrs. e. q.
Smith and Mrs Holiday.
The Governors club gave a delight |
full lawn ana dancing party on Tues
day night, the lawn east of the club |
being prettily decorated with lanterns
in the club colors, green and gold, and |
many other details carrying out these !
hues The feature of the evening was a |
musical program given by Miss Sy-
bella Clayton Miss Druchl, Miss 1.or- |