Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12
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Mrs w D. Donohef ehter'a'i.e' sDs =
delightful luncheon AT the country e.uo
on wednesday in honor OF MISS Jean
s.tta tSise,. and Mrs. Ida Downing OF
!, ~ naa,os5 the. decorations being IN
ip'iih peoi.tes '.t,H I'M, r.,v,,
20 guests. Brldse tpiioWsu 'sii' ~ 80
.yere Won by Mrs. f. u. McGuriin, Mrs.
IA, Ifei,h MIG Frank Knox and Mrs,
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Wednesdays hostesses at the GouhirI
sr,, giving a luncheon there in honor
C. NJ ,,,rncst sE,ffireage. OF Portland
slnd Miss winter ot vancouver, si''s w
Eoiations being IN yellow roses ana
,.overs laid FIR Mrs. walter Jennings.
- a+t z e SIR Afrs. Frank w.
Jennings Mrs. Theodore Center ana
Mrs. George Il Badger.
Mr. and Mrs. w, G. Williams enter
a,,,na, IN Wednesday sor
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Miss Mary Carr ana - q. is'.s''is
the decorations being in brides roses
(, IL, c,,or.s laid for, 81, dozen guests. in
A., 81 trrs Tr.nt C.ro.sh.clc
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I44fl 10y Wii'lii'ts
4 Miss Phyllis CLAYTON, ore OF Inc June
brides was guest Of honor al q. emma
Shove on Tuesday, given by MISS fs.}-
sweet peas anu ''ti'l,aH a'iu ~ ",
ing peing plssenn MISE MISS ,ols NJ.
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Ssbeker, M'sss ,s,.,. go - NJ
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Mrs. Richard 81, ~ OTIS mas lsslen III, IL
Nitatlons tor. tea 70 ne slytsl q. s. ~
ht'f1le next Wednesday aItet i'e, ~
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Mrs. Grace ooi'ey @n.er e.. 81
p alnner on lueSuay mgi'i ~ ~ -, 3
pean spencer aIlu sMoi.ils ~,
s snnle as ths lls aud roses ne pann
INES OF tre valley aliu losess, a, I'it.,
faras nelhs - :, on
9ilos VsiilsS ana es'sSl . raw ~ - 2
On Thur stay4 M ISIS Edna Dunn and
Miss Esl iffor Stewart entertained ut y
bridge tea at ths. Country chih' me
andas and prizes awarded at each. Tea
was served ffteryvard " the oval qln-
iagssroo,n from Al ahle having a GiullS
lace spread over yellow satin and y.
ee.,terpiecc of yellow roses, 1'fle hos ess
WAS 8assisteA in serving by Mrs g. s..
Saaner and Miss Maud Thorn,
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3 Mrs. Thomas Nfarioneaux was guest
1 eiven by Mrs. a. w. SNOW, the rtsoatrh
being Decorated In carnations peonies
and iris, the r,arlof,s lii red and white
frs for d ce,tst,piece and lavender tule
extending from the chandelier to tho
tiorners. Nine tables We're played and
Srizes awarded at ea-!i, the guest OF
Honor also receiving one The winners
IrerSs Mrs f.. FL Harvey, Mrs: John
reed Mrs. H. N. Mayo, Mrs. William
5Isync.h, Mrs w. S. Henderson, Mrs.
Reiylslmar.3 MISS I1nSnan ana MIS-. I'LL
f1londs Assisting In the dining room
were Miss Tnshury. Mrs. Il. C. Snyder.
Mrs. Clarence Warnock, Mrs. D. n.
Stra1lp, Mrs Delano Miss Winisred
Snow and Miss Dorothy Marioneaux.
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Mrs. Samuel Paul has issued cards
FOR a, cuchrs party to be given at her
home next Thursday afternoon.
B Miss Georgia Young was hostess at a
dinner on Monday given In honor OF
Misses Farms worth who left this week
6r Europe, the decorations being pref
DIV carried out In red with red peonies
for a; centerpiece tied with red ribbons,
and red shaded lights The place cards
We're tiny suit cases filled with bonhons.
covers were laid for about dozen.
Il siaf {8 "a So
Z Next "wednesday Mrs. Grace Woolley.
Eill give Il card party in honor OF
Hiss jean Spencer,
adelightfuf tea, on Tuesday given for
Miss Eudoru DAILY, Miss Mary Lock
ridge and Miss Bonita Pettijohn of
Kansas City, the rooms being effec-
lively decorated in pansies, and the
dining room being especially pretty
With its table done in lavender, with
lace spread over satin, centerpiece Of
Iansies and loose pansles scattered