Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
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Mrs. ]. G. Hooper was hostess at two
delightful affairs of the week, enter
Tuning on Thursday at a bridge tea
and yesterday at a literary afternoon.
the decorations for both functions being
In yellow and green and number OF
friends assisting.
Mrs samuel Paul and Miss Ethel
#ehic party on Thursday, the rooms be-
ing decorated In red rosesc and pconcs
and about u dozen tables played.
Mrs. J. E. Jennings gave pretty
luncheon on Thursday for Miss Dorothy
Jennings, the decorations being in pink
and covers laid for eight guests.
#e Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hoppaugln en-
teftaned at dinner on Thursday for
Mrs Hartshorn OF Boston, the tables
having Il centerpiece of pink roses and
pink shaded candles at each end, and
covers laid for about a dozen.
Mrs. Hal w. Brown and Mrs. M. E.
Whitney entertained at three delightful
ratternoon affairs this week.
Miss Jean spencer and Morrill, N.
JNarr Sril be guests of honor tonight at
n lawn card party to be given by Mrs.
w. j. Bennett and Miss Leah Fnrr at
the Farr home.
Mrs. D. 6. Spencer and Miss Louise
Spencer give kenslngton next Mon
day afternoon in honor Of Miss Jean
Spencer.
II The largest affair OF the week was
the charity card party given at the
2 Country club on Monday by members of
the st Marks Hospital Aid associa-
ton
Miss Alice Hardy gave shower par
,ty on Monday in honor Of Miss Irene
Hunter, the rooms being decorated in
.spink and white roses and carnations,
silnd games and music being features OF
i the afternoon.
i The Misses Selma, Alice and Mary
Wall entertained at an elaborate bridge |
tea al the Country club on Thursday,
etlie rooms being beautifully decorated |
< in peonies and about is tables played. |
al al Miss Florence Atwood entertained at |
IA pretty affair on Thursday for Miss
Irene, Hunter, the rooms being decorat- |
SSerl with roses in various colors and I
different schemes for each, the parlor
SinFred, the library In pink and the din
illgrooln in yellow, with a cut glass
vase filed with the yellow roses for a
centerl<,ce and yellow streamers ex-
tending from this to each ljace, where |
they were fastened with cards hand |
painted in yellow rosese. About 20 |
were present.
r Miss Helen Frame entertained at a
luncheon on Thursday in honor of Miss
tWinnifred Snow. who leaves soon for
sCalifarnia, the table being decorated In
tfdIi5Il SCltJOl cOlOES COVeFS lfllQ Tor |
six. The guests besides Miss Snow were
Miss Florence Cohen. Miss Edith Sloan,
Miss Elinor Margetts and Miss Cora |
Howe. The place cards were in red |
and black, the high school colors
~ Miss Viola Burrell. one of the months |
brides. was guest of honor at a pretty |
tafternoon affair on Thursday in the ]
way of a china shower given by Miss
RGrace Burrell. the decorations being in |
Japanese effect in umbrella, fans and /
lanterns, and the flowers being red roses |
tand carnations. About 25 were present.
u Miss Ada Brslnsford was guest OF |
honor at a parcel shower on Thursday |
given by Miss Emma sstahl. the rooms |
being prettily decorated and the BRIDE |
y elect receiving many dainty gifts.
Mrs. w. u. Fife was one of Thurs
days hostesses. entertaining at a. bridge |
tea. with six tables played and tho |
prizcs won by Mrs w. Fl. Cunningham.
Mrs. G. r. Pearsail and Mrs. Richard
sstingley.t
: Miss Evelyn Gartside entertained at
pretty afternoon affair on Monday. the
decorations being in roses and a guess |
ing game being the feature, its prize
going to Miss Kate Young.
AIRS. J.,G. Oswald and Miss Letitia
Oswald entertained at a shower party |
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