Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

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Tho week has been % busy ono with
ha varied social affairs. including wod-
dnrS tsse lunchcons and dinners
with 90 lorgc number Of ,hcator parties
and smaller affairs Perhaps Che lars
CT affair was the tea given az the stu
dio OF Mr VIII ClsWson ON TucsduH
an which Mrs % ~ Wells wua hostess
with O. halr dozen Friends assisting
Tho rooms were bright with cosmos
chsysanthcmums and dahias but the
chief attraction was tine exhibit of SIR
Cluwson's paintings which include Re-
sldcs many sconIc pieces. portraits of
well known salt Takers. About lo)
guests enjoyed tho treat provided thom
in The delightful affair
Mrs Arthur Bird was hostess at nm
elaborate dinner ON Tuesday Doc honor
of her sister Miss GeucViCYc MgDor-
nick and Walker salisbury the dcoor.
atous being iu pink chrysanthcmums
and covers laid for q guests.
Toe Uegncntal Bridge club held its
INST meeting of the season at the pos.
hall on tuesday night eight tables be-
ing played The decorations were iu
ohryaanthemums and autumn leaves
ana those Boo charge wore Mai. and Mrs
% D.
Butcher Lieut. s 4. Adams and Lieut.
.. o. Ellis.
Mr. g. 4. Whcrry entertained al
Halloween party ON Wednesday, the
rooms bo.ng decorated zoo the prevail
Ing omhloms and a. musical program
being 81 part of the pleasant entertain
mcnt a few friends assisted
MIS- stephen IL Babcock entertained
al bridge tea on Wednesday. the
rooms being decorated in yellow ana
white chfy santhemums and eight tables
played
Mrs. H. r. Marcy Miss Anna Tins
man have been hostesscs at two de-
llghtful bridge teas this week on We'd
nesdly ana Thursday respectively, the
rooms being beautifully decorated 100
yellow with ysiuthemums and other
pretty details ana about eight tables
played at each party The prize WIN
nors were Mrs. J. a, Earls, Mrs George
Putnam Miss O'Meara, Mrs. HOsmcr,
Mrs Glen Miller. Mrs. w. q Lake, Mrs.
Ralph lin ana Mrs. O.. NJ Bell Mrs.
John Delano, Mrs Glochner 81 Los An
geles. Mrs Wycho. Mrs Fields, Mrs.
Edwards, Miss Ethel Mount and Miss
Margaret Gibbons.
Miss Daisy Raybould was hostess on
"Wednesday and Thursday at delightful
bridge teas, the decorations bcmE Ono
cosmos. chrysanthCmums and dahiias,
and about seven tables being played ~
each, with prizes s0ing 90 Mrs. James
Sadlcr. Mrs ChurC8 Oudcrdouy, Mr.
w. u. Foster uud Mn Richard r. IN
moy, Assisting tine hostess were MIS-
Emily Bailey, Mrs Leah Ritter. Miss
Edna Bailey Mrs. Ruion smoot Mis-.
n. L.. wilkins AIRS n r. BLACK, Alrs.
J. V. Sadlcr and Miss Elsie pickert.
Miss Edna Farnsworth entertained
ON Thursday for Miss Ethel Ogden o.
Spokane the ruoms being prpttily doe
grated In chrysanthcmuma aud tn-ce
cables played.
Mrs s. r. Black entertained her
club on Thursday, the decorations be-
Ing IN yellow chrysamtnemuma. naatut-
tiums ana HalloUe' en- Cmblcms. The
prizes went To llls r. W. I'LL and
Airs. George r.. Raymond.
Committees arc busy Arranging Tor
tho Sc Marks annual charity ball to
be given on Dec. 3. those ln charge be-
ing Executive committee-Mra W. C..
Jennugs Mrs William McGIath. Mrs
NJ NJ Johnson. Mr.. Rachel Miller Mrs.
J.. s Rascom. MIs ~. v. dcr and
Miss HoWat Tho supper committee
Mrs Edwin kmbJIl. Nr- Samuel Paul