Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

The FOLLOWING item from inc BrOOk-
lyn Eagle vii be of interest to Salt
Lakers where the young couple are
known" At their home. 2501 Canarise
road, Flotbush Mr., and Mrs. Lewis
German gave a tea TO the friends OF
their daughter. Miss Leonore German,
on Monday afternoon, announcing
Miss Germans engagement. This
prominent society girl Is to be married
to Gilbert S Pcyton, Jr., the only
son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert S. Pey-
ton of philadelphia and Mexico. Young
Mr.. Peyton is a Cornell man. now a
senior in the Columbia School of
Mines.
Only the younger element of society
were at this announcement afternoon.
The appointments were in pink. Each
guest received a pink Killarney rose.
with the cards of Miss German and
Mr.. Peyton attached.
Assisting Mrs. German and Miss Ger
man in receiving was a long line or
we'll known young matrons and girls;
Mrs. Louis Tompkins of Ridgefleld. n.
j.: Miss Grace Adams of Westport
Conn; Mrs Winfield Roy Mercer (Miss
Norma Parker that was, Miss Marie
Spadone, Miss Eleanor Kuhlke. Miss
Geralda GIanella, Miss Elizabeth
Davis. Miss Jessie Langford. Miss Ger
trude Vandervcer, Miss Elsie Redheld,
Miss Myrtle Gordon. Miss Florence
Morrison. Mrs. Harold Haskell (Miss
Gertrude jennings. one OF the Flat
bush brides of this fall)
Mrs. Margaret Salisbury was hostess
Thursday at a delightful afternoon
tea, given in honor of her daughter
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury. the rooms be-
ing decorated in yellow and white
chrysanthemums and Chetney roses.
and Holds orchestra furnished a
program of choice music during
the afternoon. The hours were
from to o'clock and about $50 guests
were present Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. w. S. Mccormick, Mrs. w. NJ.
Ferry, Mrs. G. J. Gibson, Mrs. Arthur
Bird, Mrs. Walter Stone of California,
Mrs. ]. A. Marshall. Mrs. c. E. Allen.
Miss Adlaide Bancroft, Miss Mccormick
Miss McGrath and Mrs. L. B. McCor-
nick.
Miss Jennie Brecken who has recently
returned from Toronto. Canada, WAS
pleasantly surprised Thursday eve
ming. when about 90 friends. chiefly
members of the Savage club, gatn-
cred at her homo the affair being
planned by her mother and success
fully carried out. Cards were played
and refreshments served and de-
lightful time spent
Mrs. Fred Davidson was hostess at
a bridge tea on Thursday. the rooms
being decorated In holiday colors and
10 tables played. The event was in |
honor of Mrs. B. N. White of Colorado. |
Mrs James Langton entertained her |
card club on Monday afternoon tho |
prize going to Mrs. James Prinson.
Mrs. A B. Abertson entertained ,,
yesterday afternoon at Ken
sington. the rooms being dccorat-
cd in pink chrysanthcmums and |!
The guests include Mrs. P. S Keohg. |
Mrs. C. w. Boyd. Mrs. A. H. :
Ensign. Mrs NJ. H. Sears, Mrs. Lewis I
Cann Mrs, A. F. Wcy. Mrs w. +. |
Mitchell. Mrs. Florence Barron. Mrs. |
A. II. Peabody. the Misses Helen Rich
ards, Lizzie Rockwell and Margaret and |
Nan Gibbons.
At the Ladies' Literary club yester-
day afternoon a distinctively Christ |
mas program was given. Miss Emily |
Jessup singing a number of early |
English carols, a paper on the TOY |
shops of Nuremberg, Germany" written |
by the Z. S. consul of that place. Mr.. |
Int. read by Mrs. H. K Kengen-
der; and readings from 1.-The Bride OF |
the Miscletoe' to be given by Mrs. o. L.
Cox. Miss Ada Ferguson sings a |
Christmas ballad.