Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-01
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. G. w. Marioneaux and Mrs. G..
w. Snow are hostesses this afternoon
at a bridge tea. the decorations and all
details being in the foreign idea, the
flags of all countries being all about
the rooms, and the priZos water color
scenes of Paris. while the table In the
dining room has CIuny lace cloth
with an old Roman brass lamp for a
centerpiece. The hostesses are assist
ed by Mrs. Glon- Miller, Mrs. II. 5.
Stowe and Mrs. Walter Tuttle, and pre-
SIDING in the dining room are Mrs.
J. e. Bamberger and Mrs. A. j. Hos
mer. assisted by the Misses Ruth
Sowles. Helen Frame. Winnifred Snow,
Dorothy MarioneauX and Winnifred
Brice. About IL tables arc played
and @ number OF guests are invited
for the tea.
A delightful AFFAIR of--yesteFday was
the bridge tea given by Mrs. Fred Wey
and Mrs. Vaughn Paul. the rooms be-
ing decorated in pink and white chryS-
anthemums and American Beauty roses
and about 10 tables played. Mrs. NJ.
3. Whitney assisted the hostesses and
prizes were awarded Mrs. Wood. Mrs.
Elbridge Thomas, Mrs. frank Fisher,
Mrs Mayer. Mrs. Mary Bero. Mrs, G..
T. Badger, Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux.
Mrs. Fl. c. Hoffman, Mrs. G. W. Put
man, Miss Osborne.
Miss Daisy Clark. whose marriage to
Jacob Russell takes place tomorrow,
was guest of honor at bundle shower
last night. given by Miss Lois Wrat-
hall the decorations being in pink and
about is entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw ard Fife give a
reception and dancing party this even
ing at Unity hall in honor of their
guest. Miss Miller of San Francisco.
The Clcofan meets this afternoon
with Mrs. w. D. Ritter
Mrs. Olive Gaylord will leave tonight
for California to spend the winter.
Miss Sadie Price is guest OF honor
this afternoon at shower party given
by Mrs. C. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Tookcr will be at
the White Hall, so south State street,
for the winter.
Miss Harriet Robinson whose mar
rlage takes place next month Will be
shower party given by Miss Leola
Cusic.
Mrs. t. r.. HarlSer entertained her
card club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Glen Miller was hostess at a
bridge tea Monday. the decorations
being in chrysanthemumS and prizes
awarded at each table.
Mrs. w. S. Erwin entertained tho
members OF the Clover club and their
husbands at her home Monday night.
Mrs. Blyth of Evanston Is here visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. j. T. Keith.
Mrs. G.. c. Lambert with her daugh-
tcrs Zina and Grace. and grandaugh-
ter Phyllis left on Saturday night for
Southern California where they will
spend the winter. 3r
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r. Hammel
are at home to their friends at 40
r street.
on Monday Mrs. r. p Coleman cnt
tertained at an informal reception for
Mrs. f. j. Coleman OF Los Angeles,
who is visiting here.
DR.. and Mrs. E. I. Thorn and MISS
Thorn will be at home to their frlends
after Dec. 1. at 757 First avenue.
Miss Miriam Brooks leaves today
for Boston where she will resume
her musical studies at the New Eng
land conservatory. She will make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Harwell at
Newton Center.
ryrot,x - (shtcaoo
will be here to spend the holidays
with her son.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings will leave
shortly for Governors Island to sEend