Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-05
SOCIAL AND
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Mrs. Wv, II. Sherwood entertains this
afternoon for her guest Miss Irene
Albright of Lincoln, Web. the amuse-j
Bment being bridge and four tables be-
ing played The decorations are in
lavender and white sweet peas, the.
table in the dining room having q
mound of the flowers for a center
lieee, and candelabra with lavender
shades The TALES are hand-painted
in the same flowers and all details
are in the two colors. The guests
IRE the Misses Shaw. E3oxrutl Hill. Z
8yNettleton, Morse, Dowdell,S staple
Norris, Booth. zinls, Herman, James,
and Hotch, and Mrs Harry McManus.
Miss Frances yiscomb gave a de-
SlightfuI party at Saltair last night.
her guests numbering 2 3 and supper
being served first followed by danc-.
ing. The supper tai BILE was decorated
4 in daises, a mound of them FORMING
the centerpie zee. and the following pc
ing present: Misses Dorothy Watson.
Margaret Bassett. 1,yla% Felt, Cora
Brown, and Vera Kimball, and the
Y nj essrs,S Darwin Richardson, Earl.
4 Coombs. Philip Allison, Wi liam Brad
ley Russell Sands, Daniel ATomlinson.
William Nc CurdS a thur Davis, Clyde
Syisconb and Leo Brown. The char
serones we're Mrs. vs. NVisc {,
MI " w. Iss{s5y " ~ -
! Felt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tidenean and tho
Misses Inez Fl olm and Ingrid Elsolf
E of Chicago are guests of MI and Mrs.
70 !, r. Edholm. @
Miss Renee Redman gives, a party,
at Saltair this evening in honor OF
Paul Webb. OF chicago, II
Mrs. N. C,avenaugh entertained at
bridge this morning followed byEil
luncheon at Fort Douglas.
Miss Irene simon is hostess at
luncheon this afternoon.
6 Miss Edith Mudgett entertained the
members of her Sewing club at an
outing in Emigration CANYON last 81
evening, chaperoned by Mrs. MudEett.
ana Miss Margaret Gibbons. me
party stayed overnight and today are
camping at the head OF the CANYON.
Miss la Rue Tanner was guest Of
honor at d card party last night given
bv Miss SBessis Gray, The rooms being
decorated in pink and white sweet
I peas, and six tables Of 00' being
played. The hostess was assisted by
Miss Ethel CartWrigh hit.
va y q " 2 :
Z Mrs. H. whitney Mrs. Myra
Rossiter Mrs. George 1Pyper ana MIS- MIS-.
III Spencer returned last night from
Brighton, where they have ST ent the the
past two weeks.
Harold Seigel is spending two weeks
on the Pacific coast
Mr.. and Mrs John spiro gave a din
ner at the Commercial club on Mon
day in honor of DR.. and Mrs. jacob
son Of shereport La.
Mrs. D.. T.. Godbe entertained at a
luncheon on Wednesday in honor OF
her daughter, Viola, whose marriage
to Mr.. Emile e. Werk, takes place on
Sept / 5. Mrs. Godbe was assisted IN
receiving her guests by Mrs. 3, Hey
s,nansen and Mrs ] ulian Kramer The
reception hall and Parlors were elab-
oratelv decorated with strings of red
hearts and red sweet peas. The table
decorations were all in red. the GEN.
terpiece being huge floral riece Of
red sweet pen s.. The place cards We're
hand painted hearts with cupids. and
the fayors were red satin sachet bags
In the shape of hearts. The guests
Included Misses Myrtle Jack, Mignon
$Denhalter. Anita Davidson, Vera Dean,
Cleo Craig, Lucille Young, Emma
5Golding. Edna Castleton, Enuice Colo
Ing. Florence Castleton.s Clara MaIg-5
han leila GALLAGHER. Lynne 81 how'll
ton. Mile Godbe, Neva Hoy, M rs
Alfred Best Mrs Fred Emmett, Mrs.
r. Heymansene and Mrs. j. kramer.