Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15

Mrs a. IL Ensign Is hostess this
afternoon az bridge party, 10 tables
being played. The rooms are beauti-
fully decorated, the parIor in pink al
snond BLOSSOMS and the liningroom In
yellow, the table having a centerplece
Of sunhowers tied with yellow ribbons
While at the corners are candles with
yellow slades The menu Is carried out
in yellow. with salads, ices, minis, and
other details The hall is in blue to
match the furnishings, wild hill flow.
Grs being used with pretty effect, and
Z tho living room is IN green and gold
done In sunlnwers and ferns. The tai
3 lies are photograyurese and the; prizes
cups ana saucers III white ana gold
FaYlland.
ION Monday Mrs. A. II. Ensign and
AIra. Matte Sears give d kensington
TT the home Of Mrs. Ensign,
Next Wednesday Miss Charlotte
Holmes will entertain d half dozen
friends at luncheon at the Country
Cub.
: Mrs. S. II. Pinkerton gave a box par
Nv at the Orpheum on Thursday In.
honor OF Mrs. McMurtry of Fort
Worth, the other guests being Mrs. NJ !.
A Stineley, Mrs. Fl G Williams, Mrs.
ii. NJ. Davis. Mrs. w. II. Bintz, Mrs. w.
II Beer, Mrs. j. G Ross, Mrs G.. p.
Bt.chl, Mrs NJ. u. Whitney, Mrs Fl. G.
HOFFMAN and Mrs. s. c. Snyder.
h Miss Meg Cannon was guest Of hon
sor ut 4 linen shower on Thursday given.
By Mrs. Nina Cannon Ellis and her
4 daughter, about 30 being present The
parlnr was decorated III red hearts and
rninls, and the dIningroom entirely in.
green, the table having a centerpiece of
lace over green and palms and ferns
Being used in profusioiL Prizes were
rewarded in Il sewing contest and also
III a heas,Tt guessing game and the bride
received 4: dozen table napkins henltned
{ by the guests during the afternoon.
.5NIr and Mrs. Martin Hardness enter
tanned at . musicale on Thursday night.
delightful program being giv.l by
Mis- Florence Lock and Asher Cownn,
q Vocalist and violinjst. A number OF in-
4 timate friends were present. rss
Z IN re- Frank Lawrence entertained her
sewing club on Thursday at luncheon,
the table being decorated in spring
flowers and covers laid for eight guests
r. 49, RI = (. IA 45ss
MRS, Charles Vadner was hostess at
alpretty luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs. III ID; Hammond has been host
sss atlfns series of social affairs this
week, tflfs first on Wednesday, and the
second on Thursday afternoons. The
first was a 500 party ana seven tables
played, the hostess being assisted by
O. C. Verbryck and prizes won by Mrs.
w O. Cleland Mrs. Frank Harding
ahd Mrs, G. II. Stevens.
rhe second was bridge party and.
SIX tables played. the prizes going to
Mrs, John Reed. Mrs Frank Il. john
son and Mrs. Max Gottdlener.
r 4 Mrs s. C.. Snyder was hostess ut
luncheon on Wednesday given III honor
OF Mrs Thomas Marioneaux, the deco
rations being in marsuerltes. and the
place cards done in the same flowers.
The guests, besides Mrs. Marioneaux,
George, Savage. Mrs. A. Fl. Snow, Mrs.
j.. G. Hooper. Mrs. w. j. Browning,
Mrs. r. Dumbeck, Mrs. Fred Hornung,
Mrs. H. T. Clark, Mrs. Frank Johnson
and, lLrsp Z. Ii. Archer. ~. s.
Mrs G. G. Plummer was hostess at
O. pretty luncheon on "Wednesday al the
Country dub IN nonoft OF MISS be1n
Ward. who leaves shortly for London.
The table was decorated in apple bios
CONS and covers laid for Is guests.
3 Mrs, H. l.. Charles entertained at q
luncheon atf'tFre Country~club ON Wed
1esday, the decorations being in spring
flowers and covers laid for about a
half dozen. Mrs. Walter Green of
Butte was guest of honor.
Miss June Ednlonds whose marriage
takes place June 10. was guest of honor
on Thursday at n kitchen shower given
by the members of the undine club at
the home of Mrs. II. Van Dam, r. The
rooms We're artistically decorated in
Hearts and flowers and tho bride-elect
was the recipient OF many useful
Kitchen articles,
Mrs. w. c. Bradford entertained