Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

The largest affair of the week was
the dancing party given on Tuesday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Lake at
their new home on east South Temple
street. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with different colors n
dowers and the Hawaiian Troubadours
furnished delightful music throughout
the evening. An unique and pleasant
feature was a masque supper About
l5O We're present.
Mrs. B. +. Bauor entertains at a
May day party this afternoon.
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Miss Gretta Cosgriff entertained in
formally on Tuesday, the amuse-.
ment being bridge.
Mrs. Glen Miller will entertain Mon
day afternoon at a. bridge tea at her
homo on J. street, and also at q similar
affair the wednesday afternoon fol-
lowing.
on Monday afternoon, the usual re-
ception was given insthe library build.
ing the hostesses being the girls of
the first and second year classes. The
decorations We're in the class colors.
green and white, and the girls Wore
badges In the two hues. Receiving
were: The Misses Florence Summer
hays, Hazel Cornell, Mary Grimsdell.
Selma EIrp. Laura Crout, Gertrude
rseed, Ruth Olsen. Minnie Waleen.
Eeoua Allen, Louise Allen, Margaret
Gilacc. Vivian Smith, Josephine smith,
selma Burton. The girls iii the sec.
ond class We're: The Misses Ia:ona
4 Crown. Margaret Preston. Dora Sned-
den, Violet Christensen, Bessie Young.
Ivy Cracroft, Emma BerthonoiY, Bessie
Greatheart. Lille Redd. Pauline Guin-
sotti, Alton Parrish, Ray Hanson, An
nia Evans. Edna Cptterell,
Ar. and Mrs. Adolph Baer, who have
spent several weeks in the east, are
nov at Watkins Glen, Ny. Miss Min-
iiette Baer is visiting friends in Cincin-
natl. G.
Airs. w. II McAIanus and little
daughter Shirley, OF Ely, New, will:
BE here early in June to visit Mrs.
MuMants parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Rivers s
alr. :pnd Mrs. Louis Curtis OF clin-
ton. IA, are registered at the knuts-
ford hotel for i. few days. on their
a home from a California trip.
Miss Thompson. who has been the
guest aof Mrs. j. S. Brarsford for the
past week, left Monday morning for
her home in northern California.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Mrs Richard oglesby, who has spent
Terre Haute, Ind. will be home the
first of May.
Mi. aud Mrs, George TScltstrom Will
leave early in May for New York.
Where they Will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Marienthal and
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Cal, and Seattle. Wash.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph II. Richards left
"Wednesday for q short trip to New
York.
Mrs. Colin Mcintosh returned Mon-
day from a visit in southern Cali
'fornia.
AR. and Mrs. Percy N. Browne have
as their guest for ~ few days Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Myers, who are on their
way to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Becker and little
daughter, katherine, llave returned to
their home In Ogden. after nearly a
year spent abroad. l5
Mrs. Q. w. Powers left Saturday
evening for Burlington, Ia, whore she
Will spend q month or six weeks with
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Moritz left satur-
day evening for San Francisco, Cal,
whore they will spend two weeks.
Miss Nell Henderson has returned
from a 10 days visit with her cousin
in Idaho.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bransford left Monday
evening for a short trip to Idaho.
Mrs. Charles Brown has returned