Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

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Invitations have been issued by the
Woman's Citizens committee for the
reception to be given at the CONNER
cial club on the evening Of Aug ., in
honor OF Con,mander-tn-Chicf Henry
NJ. Ncvins, his official staff and the
army auxiliary organizations.
Mrs Emil Lehman and Mrs. Jacob
Molitz entertained at n luncheon at the.
iatters home on Thursday In honor of
Miss Helen Simon, the decorations and
other details being chiefly Hawaiian,
With native flowers and emhlelns car
ry,ing out the idea, the nine small tn
bles favng covers OF yellow paper cut
to represent the native flower and bor-.
der of goldenglow. The place cards.
were palm leaf fans. and in the card
game which followed. native plants
We're given as prizes. and We're Won
by Mrs Charles Freund Mrs Joseph
siegcl and Mrs Henry Siesel.
MIS-. William McCrea entertained her
Sewing club on Thursday at a card
party in honor of Mrs Robert Glen
Il dining, a former member the rooms
being prettis decorated in sweet peas
nasturtiuins and goldemgloW. and the
tally cards bepg in yellow Prizes
went to the guest of honor, Mrs. w. NJ
Hunt. and the guest OF honorf Mrs.
!. A. G. Bower.
Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Young. Jr.,
were guests of honor on Thursday
evening at party given by ME-
foung's sisters Mt Rcd Butte Hollow,
the rooms being bright with flowers, 4
l,,rtr 7Iats hal,
at u K Kensington on 8tlay for a
II number OF oid- time G. \. the rooms
being Irettlly decorated in roses and
gcldenglow, and about 25 present The
4 hostess was assisted by her daughters.
4 Mts.tJ. W. Rogers. Mrs. l.. Fl. Young
and by Mrs, l.. E. Evans,
Mrs, n p. Rohlfing was hostess at
Is q luncheon yesterday given In honor OF
Mrs.sBock and Mrs. Newhouses of Kan
sasS C1ty,3the decorations being in pink
with sWeetpeas and pink shaded can
guests.
"A number of informal luncheons were
z given, at the Country club on sWedfies-
day. among the llostesses being Mrs
: j. NJ Bidwell. Mrs. Adolpl Baer. Miss
LUZ IOll5
and Miss Bancroft.
Miss Margaret Mcclure was hostess
at@an@aftcrnoon tea un Monday given
Z in horror of Miss Evelyn Powers of Den
: yer, mink and White sweptneas in bas-
+ kets5 being The decorations. and about
30 being entertained. Miss Mcclure
was assisted by Miss Alice Wall, Miss
Virginia Beatty and Miss Dorothy
4 Rookliage Music was furnished dur
ms the. afternoon BY the Hawaiian
Troubadours.
Mr., and Mrs, Jacob Aroritz gave a
q dinner at the AlttEciub8o on Monday in
honor of their guest. MISE Helen Simon
s OF Portland. Or, the table being laid
\ In the gold .roofn and decorated In
K sWeetpeas. The hosts afterWard took
the party to the orpheum.
MI. and Mrs. John Wells announce
the engagement of their daughter
Mabel to y. VIM, James, Jr., the we'd
ding TO take place in the fall.
i, Pr. Mary ?. Silver. the veteran Re-
lief society worker Of The Nineteenth
ward. was made the happy recipient of
a surprise party last Tuesday after
noon, the occasion being the seventy
fifth anniversary OF her BIRTH The az
ward Relief society and by the mem
bers at Mrs. Silver's home. Refresh
ments We're served and the guest of
honor was deluged with flowers. com
#pHments and presents. Mrs. Silver has
been identified with ward and Relief
society work. since 1870, always as an
active and earnest worker. and those
present expressed the appreciation and
love in which the lady is held.
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Richard Burton entertained a
number of his young friends at a
lawn party last night al the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S.
Burton, a delightful time being spent
by all.
A correspondent OF the News in
Raymond, Canada. sends us the fol-
lowing account of the wedding of two
young people who come from families
we'll known in Utah: On Wednesday,
evening, July 21. 1909, at Raymond,
Canada, Phyllis Young was married to
Harding Brewerton. The bride is 4
daughter of Brigham S. Young and the
late Lotue Claridge Young, while the
groom Is a son Of Charles W. Brewer
ton and the late Mary Higham Brewer
ION, A nufierously attended reception
was held at the BRIDES home, A de-
scription of the bridal costume may be
summed up In the words--simple and
white The occasion itself was simple,
honielS and beautiful. The young cou-
plc stood OH the porch facing the lawn,
+ Bishop john II, Anderson who perform-
ed the ceremony stood on the walk at
the foot of the Porch steps and on either
side of the bride and groom were the
members of their family; on the lawn
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