Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

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Mrs. j. Fl. Witbeck was hostess. on
THURSDAY at an elaborate luncheon
given IN honor OF the birthday anili-5
syetsary of Mrs, f. ~, Jones, the decor
atIons being III lavender and white with
Ii silver basket of them for center
piece and loose clusters strewn over
the cloth. The parlor and sitting room
were in golden GLOW. Mrs, WltnesK
was assisted by her daughter JOY, MIS- !.
Morton and Mrs. Mcknight Delight
aful musical 1rurnbers were given by
Mrs Ray Petit and several reaoin Y
by Miss joy Witbeck later in tue
afternoon. About 10 guests We're pres
ent.
Mrs. n. f. Snowfall entertained Mon
day, afternoon for Miss Mary Pickering.
whose marriage to Mr.. Thomas tBrieil-
\ ton takes place early In September
Miss Birdie SNOWFALL entertained
Thursday evening for Miss Mary Pick
erins. one of the autumn brides, ne
dining room was decorated III rett RIO
bons and bel! and hearts We're strung
from the chandelier to the four 2iriiers
Of the table Sweet peas formed the
tcenterpiece. The parlor was decorated
In goldenglow and gladiolns. Guessing
prizes being Won by Edna Eastleton.
Mrs. ], F. Evans. Alice Hubert and
Cienevieye Bourne. 'fhe guests we're
wv Erskine, Bessie Erskina. GenevieHe
IErskine, Mamie Parry. Glenn Pratt.
lia title Combs. C;ean Burt, Arilla y en-.
sen. Clara Vaughan, Florence Castle
s ton. Clara Jacobs, Jennie Carlsreil. NJ rs
n. T. Snowfall and Mrs. Thomas Hold.
der assisted in receiving,
Miss Mae McGregor entertained on
Tuesday night at 500 for Mr., and Mrs..
William Baer Atty. and Mrs. N. y.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs G. G.. Bird, NJ ana
.8NIra Simullyon, Mr.. and Mrs. June
Winner. Supper WAS served and 4 de-
iishtful time enjoyed
Mrs William Baer entertained the
Social Flower. club at her new home, IS
east First North. on "Wednesday eve q
ring Lunceon was served and n pro
fusion Of carnations and roses used III
the decorations. The game 500 was 7
Tlayed. and the first prize won by Mrs.
sPitn,anE of Danvers and the consolation
prize; by Miss Dora Hill
& Mrs w. !. Wolstenholme gave >
sbeantfful appointed luncnebn on % huis-5
day in honor of 10 ladies who served
the G. A. r., her decorations being in the
stri-eolors and carried ont In red, white
and blue asters. The guests were Miss
Lucy Van Colt, Miss Gladys Quail,
Miss Lucy Mcfarland, Miss Lyle Brad
ford Miss Venla Spraw. Miss Alice
.Dunford, Miss Retta Riser of Ogden
Miss sadie Jenkyns of Logan, Miss
Della SYolstenholme and MIS-, a ABRAMS.
Is Miss Fora Shaw gave luncheon at
the Commercial club on Tuesday fol-
lowed by an Orpheum party in honor
&of Miss Albright of Nebraska, the dec
orations being in the national coors
and covers laid for eight guests
Miss Madeline Weist was hostess at
a 800" party ON Tuesday, the dec
gol'ations being In goldengloW and mas
sturtiums and prizes going 70 Miss El
sic .Bamberger and Miss Nellie Davis
The affair WAS in honor of mum Der OF
visitors IN the city.
Miss Edna Edwards was one of Tues
days hostesses, entertaining at a Ken
ssington for Miss Winnifred Candland
of Mount Pleasant.
Miss Elsie Bainberger gives a mat
inee party at the Salt Lake Theater
this afternoon.
Miss Hoiister Hancock gave an Orr
phenm party Of, Tuesday followed by
a luncheon at Franklin's the dccora-
8tion being In pink asters, and covers
laid for a dozen.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Byron Cummings for a large tea, to be-
given next Monday, in honor of Miss
Martha Johnson. who leaves on August
"a for New York, where her marriage
is shortly to take place.
Miss Helen Boxrud entertained at
cards on Monday for Miss Margaret
ISingman of New York and Miss Mil
dred Millspaugh of Los Angeles, the
decorations being in sweet peas and
three tables played.
Miss Ada Yard whose marriage took
place this week was guest of honor at
a Kitchen shower party on Monday
given by Miss Ileen Knight, the rooms
being bright with sweet peas and
luncheon served at which covers We're
laid for a dozen guests,
Mrs. c. D. lacking was hostess at an
elaborate luncheon at the Alta club on
Thursday given for her sister, Mrs. j..
t. McCarty of Los Angeles and Mrs.
George Haslam of Nebraska, the dec
oratlons being in nasturtiums and sweet
peas and covers laid for the guest Of
honor. Mrs. William Spry. Mrs. Hem
rietta Elerbecl, Mrs. John Dern. Mrs.
r. 4. Badger. Mrs. r. j. Glendinning.
Mrs. c. R. Pearsall, Mrs. w w. Arm
strong, Mrs. j, C. Dick Mrs, w. II.
Reed. Mrs. G.. 7. Brice, Mrs. G, NJ. Bell,
Mrs. w, II. Cunningham Mrs, F. G.
Richmond and Mrs. a. l.. Castleman.
Wednesday Mrs, George l.. Savage
entertained al a luncheon for Mrs
George l.. Hearst and Mrs. D. X. Smith