Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

To-day is visitors day for the de-
partnent Of physical education fol,
women at the university and a8deligl,t-
ful programs planned for this after
noon nndeithe direction OF Miss Maud
May Babcocll. Miss DE I4ancy. Miss.
Ivansa and Miss Williams, including
marching tactics, free gymnastics,
dunibells. characteristic and classic
dances and drills Special credit goes
pupils in these difficult and pretty exer-.
ciscs. They commence at a O'Clock.
Two large parties occupied stalls at
the Salt Lake ,rlleater last night, those
8on the east side being occupied by a
4 dozen guests Of Samuel Newhouse III
honor Of his cousin Miss Wolseyzof Chi
#cago. and the other by an equal nuns
Sber.s. entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.
& Howard. IS, $ Xxx
Mrs. a. S. Rowan viii give a matinee
party tomorrow at the Salt Lake
s'rheater, followed by luncheon at the
post. in honor of Miss Davis. who has
been visiting the Misses Williams.
Mrs. T.. j. Lyon entertained u party
OF six at the Orphenm Wednesday af-t
ternoon followed by. a dinner, at which
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handsome centerpiece OF ferns and car
nations decorating the table, and cards
hand painted in the same flowers, be-
ing at the places. The guests We're
Mrs. T. j. Nlpper, Mrs. George w. Mi
dleton Mrs. a. S. Zimmerman, MIS-.
4 Governor, Mrs Brauinbaugh, Il
Miss Meg Cannon will be guest Of
honor this evening at n linen shower,
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Mrs. j. Il. Jennings and Mrs. Walter
Jennings entertained at a tea this aft
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Harold Je-
nings OF California. the affair taking
place at the home of the former.
Miss Florcnce Hall celebrates her.
tenth birthday anniversary this after
noon in q pretty childrenss party.
Miss yeda Beebe entertains at an aft
ternoon affair on Monday in honor of
Miss Grace Grant and Miss jean Spen-8
Ger, two of the coming June brides.
Mr. and Mrs. William Upton gave an
informal card party last night in hon
or Of Mr. and MIS-. w. c.. Thomas, who
leave shortly for European trip. The
rooms We're decorated in iris and ferns
and three tables We're played.
Mrs. j. w. Smith gave a Kensington
yesterday for her sister, Mrs. Dayton
OF Iowa.
One of the most elaborate out-of-5
town affairs of the season was the re-
ception given by Mrs John w. Thorn
ley on Wednesday at the lsaS'sHille
Opera House in honor Of her husbands
tiftieth birthday. The color scheme
was carried out in pink and white, While
apple blossoms We're used proiuseelS q. ei
the tables Covers We're laid for 150,
and toasts were responded to by the
friends OF Mr. Thornley, on his past,
present and future, Henry II. Blood
being toastmaster During the lunch
con, Miss Vera Bonnemort san Lies
Mirror" and Miss Matte Thornley,.
'"Sprine.'' After the luncheon the hall
was cleared for dancing. delightful
music being furnished by the Hawaiian
band. Besides friends from Davis
county. those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. King, Mrs. e. Bonnelaort and
daughter. Mrs. Dunyon, Dir. and MIS-
Ellereck, Mr.. and Mrs. d. a. Spencer,
and Mrs. Claude I. Barnes all of salt
Lake Mr35and Mrs. Charles Barton
OF Ogden, and Mr.. and Mrs. Laycock
of Portland. Or
The freshman class of the university
was entertained by class president Hoi-
man last night at a large lawn party,
about 10 being present The GROUNDS
were lit with Japanese lanterns, and
cosy corners We're. arranged, the time
being delightfully."- spent in games and
dancing. Delicious refreshments were
served.