Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
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President and Mrs. j. T Kingsbury
s entertained at u large reception at the
university on Monday afternoon from
3 10 o'clock. the rooms being decorated
with a profusipn of snowballs, and an
orchestra furnishing a program OF de-
lightful music during the afternoon.
President and Mrs Kingsbury were as
sisted by Mrs Joseph f, Merrill. Mrs.
Orson Howard and Mrs, David NJ
len In the dining room were tne
Misses Mary Gi,Aler.; Mildred Ferguson;
Marian Thompson. Edith, Ruth, anu
Drtier Kingsbury, and Mrs. j. Waldo
1Sinssbury.
Mir. and Mrs. Kari scheid entertained
at dinner. on Wednesday for MISS Eli.
dora, DAILY and Mark Lilard, the table
being prctfly decorated in snapdras-
ons and carnations and covers laid Tor
about a dozen guests. The favoir We're
pink satin hon bon boxes in heart shape
and having the monographs OF tue
guests of honor.
This afternoon Miss Euclora DAILY will
by-stho Misses Amy and Isabel Os-
bourne.
Mrs. II. II. Frame entertained the
members of the Bay View club at a
delightfui afternoon affair on Tuesday,
the decorations being beautifully car
Tieei out lii, green and white with snow
balls iris and daisies, and the place
cards at the tables at which luncheon
y was served being also in green and
White, About IS were entertained
Miss Edna Dunn and Miss Eleanor
Stawart.will entertain at a bridge taa
on Thursday next at the Country CLUB,
u IN Mrs George w. Snow will entertain
all a bridge tea on Thursday next for
Mis-. Thomas Marioneaux.
Miss Mildred Mcmillan will enter
8 tain al ii bridge tea Monday afternoon
for Miss Eudora DAILY Miss Edna Dunn
will issueainYitationsf for q luncheon on
Tuesday for Miss DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. G. Give and Miss
Hazel Hanson entertain at q card party
tonight inihonor of Miss Jean Spencer
i and Mr. Morrill, n F,a1.r
Mrs. Malcolm McAlister entertained
at luncheon on Thursday for Miss
n Christina. Ale llister one of the June
brides the decorations being in pink
and white carnations and the place
cards being hand painted hearts. An
original heart game was played ana
u the prize was won by Mrs. Tillie p.
Jones' The bride-elect received a dain-
Il ty5prize. covers we're laid for 10 guests.
This afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
4 MeAllisterS entertain for Miss McAllis-
81 ter and hpr. flance. MI N. l., Wilson,
the decorations being in red roses and
guests
Mrs. VIII. Child entertained at q tea
yesterday In honor of Mrs. NJ. w. Chill
and Mrs. Hartshorn of Boston, the
rooms being beautifully decorated. the
parlors in 3snowballs and iris and the
dining room in red peonies, and an
orchestra furnishing delightful music
during the afternoon, Assisting The
4 hostess were the guests of honor and
y Mrs Sam Porter, Mrs. Jack Keith Mrs.
ut. G. Mcmillan, Mrs. Thomas Weir,
q Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice, Mrs, w. P. ki-
q ser. Mrs. g. " Silver, Mrs. Edward
Roberts, Miss Louise sullivan, Miss
i Mildred Mcmillan and Miss Rae Bartch,
Miss Talaora DAILY and Miss Olive
Bartch.
rs MI and MIS- Fl. p. Kirtley entertalll-
cd at an Informal bridge party on Weds
nesday night in hunor of Mrs J. H
Richards.
Miss Elizabeth Niles entertained at a
luncheon at the Country club on We'd
Il nestlay in honor of Mrs. r. H. Alleu,
HE table being decorated in spring
blossoms and covers laid for about IL
guests.
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Miss Ella McAndrews, one OF the
JUNO brides was guest of honor at a
card PARTY on Wednesday, afternoon,
given by Mrs. Ernest urien,
Mrs NJ. H. Kcrvin was one OF the
hostesses at the Country club on Wed
nesday entertaining at a luncheon at
Z which covers were laid for 20 guests.
Miss Mayme Noble was one of the
lnostesses at the Country club on We'd
nestlay, entertaining six friends
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett and Mrs. II.
Vance Lane were among those who
entertained at luncheon a the Country
club on Wednesday
Mrs. c. A. Light entertained at a
bridge tea on Thursday, four tables
heiiig played and q number of others
coming in to tea. The parlors We're de-
cnrated with pink and white sweet
peas and the dining room in red
peonies the table having a centerpece
OF the flowers and red-shaded lights
4 The hostess was assisted by Mrs,
Frank Chamberlain and Mrs. Carl
s. Allison &.
Mrs u wv. Wonnacott entertained
at a dinner parry onsThursday in hon
or of Miss Nellie Bull ane of the June
brides The rooms being decorated IN
pink roses. large basket tied with
s rink ribbon being in the center and
buws of ribbon at each corner of the
table. The plac-Gards were booklets
tied with pink ribbon and a book YVES
given as a prize in the guessing game
which followed. Covers were laid for
about n dozen.