Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

lions wcrc In dehlias. and covers were
'aiu Tor dozen guests.
Yesterday Mrs g r. pinwooacv VA.
guest OF honor az a dinner party given
~ Mrs. j. q. Dinwuoduy the table
having beautiful cloth OF hcdcbo cm-
hrointeig and n ccntcrpiecc of mink
ana Whlto cosmos. Covers were iuid
for eight
one of The prcttiest affairs given in
honor of Miss Ncda Bcebc was that
at which Miss Elsie Yates was hostess
yesterday II was a heart" party, and
hearts in various shades were used
throughout the rooms. Tho parlors and
haN were in yellow, flowers aud shaded
iighis being rscd with strcamcrs OF
hcafis which were strung over doors
and Windows Ia th, dining room red
was used, the table having center
piece Of rcd dahllas, red shaded lights
gnd strings of req hearts twined about
the chandelier Pink and white cosmos
were used IN the other rooms The
card game was hearts" and prizes
were won by Mrs. Charles Quigloy.
Miss Emma Quigley Mrs Carl WIT
liams ana Miss Neda Beebc. Miss
Beebo was also awarded a guest prize.
Miss Yates was assisted In serving
by Miss Margaret Harris and Miss
Merle Lynch.
Another pretty affair in honor OF q
bride-elect was the shower party given
last night by the Misses Eunice Gold
ing Edith Deane and Margaret Aamott
the rooms being beautifuiy decorated
ih autumn leaves and ChrNsanthe-
NUNS, yellow being used ia the parlor
and pink In the dining room The table
had a Cluny lace spread over pink SIR
and a centerpicce of the pink chrysan-
themums About IS guests were present
and the hOstcsses were assisted by
Miss Myrtle Jack and Miss Emma
Goldng, while Miss Nina Jack pre-
sideG al the punch bowl
one of The social'evcnts OF This week
was "a birthday surprise party, given
last Tuesday by tho seventeenth Ward
Relief society. M honor ol their UlCsi-
dent t1deilu Jacobs. "A progrdm puins
rendered TRe Misses Bessie Smith anu
Vera Jacobs sang solos. Annie rrue-
blood read poem arranged for the
occasion ana short speeches were nado
by Mrs. Batsheba smith. Mrs. Clatissa
Williams. Misses Bessie HoWarth. Julia
How. Abbie Convey, Anneta Lumen,
Nettie McAllister. Annie Bradford and
Rachel POLAND Counselor johanna
Broberg presented the president with
a handsome purse. as token or love
anc esteem from the members Of the
society. The afternoon was socially
spent and refreshments were served.
Mrs r. W. Madsen entertained at
500 Wednesday afternoon about 10
guests being present. The rooms were
decorated in autumn leaves ana white
astors. Prizes were Won by Mrs. Van
d. Spaulding and Mrs. James lngebret-
sen.
airs r.. w Madsen will entertain
the members of her card club Fri
day evening at her home.
The James c. Rice Circle. Ladies of
the G.. A. r. entertained I'm honor OF
Comrades anC their wives at the
knights OF Columbus hall, last Mon
day evening IL was one of The most
successful sOcials given this season.
About 100 guests being present The
following program was rendered, fol-
lowed by light refreshments open ad-
dress bv the president, Mrs r. }.
Lyon, solo. Beautiful star Mise Gong
ADDRESS. ex-prisoners Of war, Thomas
Longhney; recitation Wounded, Mrs:
Laura Woodruff solo, violin ana
piano. Darrell and Gladys Lyon; adj
dress. The 6. a. X. Ladies, Col M. Nj.
Kaighn: Quest. piano Miss Bong ana
Miss Connley. recitation. The Race"
Miss Anna Mcdonald. biographical
sketch OF the life Of Gen James G.
Rice.
Mrs Preston G.. Hampton viii en-
terrain al Halloween party next
Tuesday night in honor Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs d. " Hamln ana Glenn
Hamlin Of san Francisco, also her
niece. Miss Ethel Plant Of Sacramento.
Mrs D. w Hamlin Will leave next
Thursday 90 spend TIE winter in Los
Angeles Miss plant remaining in salt
Lake tin after the holidays.