Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

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ssister. Mrs. Joshua r. Grant, Jr., and
the second for her cousin, Miss = can si
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"a Mrs. Elwood Brown entertains next
Wednesday afternoon III compliment %
her mother. Mrs. Powis OF Slh tlhcss,
who is here visiting . her, ~
Miss WiEnifred Lynn has issued .at m n
vitations for an afternoon AFFAIR 70 ps
given on Tuesday next for MISS 5Me e1'e 81
Berkeley.
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs W. y q. g.
Wilson gave all informal tea IN ~.
OF Mrs stephen Mcguire and MISS
lane Mcguire. who are visiting here,
the rooms being beautifully Decorated,
and a. few intimate friends ASSISTING
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Giradot gave !,
reception on Tuesday night; a. tti I,ll
home, the decorations being III VIZ
seasons flowers, and about ~ Z ue e'ss
present,
Miss Maud p. Richards was 2, hostess g
at an informal musicale on Iuesdas
night. given in honor of tue Misses
phillips, Il delightful program nelns
given in honor of the Misses Spnlllip I
q delightful program being given ~. ny
Miss Phillips, and q Dutch supper loi-
lowing.
Mrs. A. r. Hutchinson was hostess
a t a luncheon at the Country ciup on
Wednesday,, given by Mrs, Ira Rhoades,
her decorations being in suntioWefs and
covers laid for seventeen n,
.,S,,.t I3oyprs. lined tho
ReEimental Bridge club this week at
the post. prizes Iii the contest going to
Mrs. Purviance and Mrs. illiams.3t
Mrs. A. II. kimhnll gave a reception
on Thursday night for Mr.. and MIS-
Leon j. Findley, who were recently
married the rooms being prettily dec
Grated, and about 40 present. An in
teresting program was given, including
music and Rotations.
Rev. Il. j. Goshen was guest of honor
at a large reception on TUESDAY Z
at the Congregational church parlors,
given by the Ladies Aid society Of the
church. the rooms being beautifully
decorated, delightful musical pro-
gram being among the many pleasant
features. Members of the society as
sisted in serving refreshments, and sew
eral hundred people were present
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Mrs. Richard stingley and Mrs. j. J. 4,
Campbell gave large bridge party
on Tuesday at the Country club in
honor OF Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Moor
head, the decorations being artistically
carried ont in green and white and l6
tables played. Assisting at the tea
able We're Mrs. w. z. Fife and Mrs.
George e. Airs, Mrs. l.. l.. Savage,
the Misses Bess and Mildred Mcmillan,
Miss Lorcen Leary and Miss Mlnette
Baer. s..
Mrs. ". w Norton entertained at a
luncheon on Tuesday for her guest,
Miss Ellen Norton of Helena, Mont,
covers being laid for six.
Mrs. f. S. Murphy was one of Thurs
days hostesses. her entertainment be-
ing a musical tea given for Mrs. Frank
Steiner of Minneapolis. The rooms
We're decorated with a variety of flow
ers, sweet peas. asters and sunflowers
being used. About 30 guests were
present and the musical program was
given by Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris
and Miss Edna Evans Assisting the
George Steiner. Mrs. j A. Reeves and
Mrs. Fred Sands,
a dinner on Wednesday for Mrs. Rob
bins OF California, her guests number
ing half dozen
Mrs, Charles Tying gave luncheon
on Thursday. covers being laid for
-about dozen guests.
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