Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

Miss Harriet McCarrick is hostess
this afternoon at "a kcnsiugton given
in honor OF Miss Katherine adams.
Mr.. end Mrs. W G. Grimsden enter
tain this evening az "A card party at
their home.
Mrs. G.. W. Midgley gives party at
the new Casino tneatcr this afternoon
followed by a luncheon at Franklin's.
MI and MIS- John c. Cutler Jr., will
entertain SO guests al their home to-
morrow evening at AN informal affair
games and music 10 be the features OF
lne evening.
Mrs John Reed will spend the SUM-
mer ln Seattle with relatives
Mrs Elhrdgc L. Thomas expects To-
leave shortly Ior an eastern trip.
Yesterday Miss Matte Nelson and
James O. Lcayitt of ogden were mar
ried al the home of the brides mother
Mrs Matte NogeL the ceremony beng
performed by bishop Robert Morris at
noon iu the presence of the two iami-
lies and immediate friends and a lunch
con following The rooms were prct-
tily decorated the diningroom in pink
and white with "a mound of roses for a
centerpiece The bride wore a. gown
OF pink satin and carried brides roses.
She was attended by her sister Miss
Mary Vogel who wore "a gown Of white
swiss and carried pink roses. Mr.. ana
Mrs Leavtt loft later for a short trip
after which they viii be at home IN
ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger have
returned from California.
Mrs. oscar Peterson entertained the
Scgo Lily Sewing club yesterday. about
20 being present, and the decorations
being charmingly carried out in Easter
effect The parlOr was entirely IN
Easter lilies. and the diningroon IN
which luncheon was served had for
ccnterpiece a mirror holding a cut glass
bowl Of danodls. while streamcrs OF
yellow ribbon extended from this To the
four corners whore they were tied IN
large bows. The place cards were hand
painted in danodils and attached 60
them by yellow ribbons were fluffy lit
tie chickens other details also car
rcd out the Easter effect
Mrs Sarah A Turnbow was guest OF
honor ON Wednesday evening at "A
party given by members OF her family
at AlNi INfINIf VT AANf anu W ~ ~ II
Lcibengood 76l Eighth East street Re
frcshments. music games and other
pastimes being the features Of the AZ
fair Mrs Tunbow leaves the city lo-
morrow morning for American Fork f1t
brief visit 90 her daughter, Mrs. r.
w Brown.
Wednesday evening was perhaps one
Of the most enjoyable ones Of the week
f1r the invited guests together with
the members OF the sixth ward choir
who pleasantly surprised their former
choir leader. Prof Elihu can, AT his
home An appropriate program was
rendered and "a very enjoyable evening
was spent by the following guests. Nd
and Mrs Arnold O. Giauque. Mr. and
MFs. a r. Poulton. Mr and Mrs Law
renee Jorgcnson. Mr. and Mrs Beverly
Grafton Mr. and Mrs Leland { Acomo
George a Iangston Mrs Mary Rich
Mrs Annie Curtis, the Messrs Germnn
Dean william Dean william Pardue
Iorenzo Pnulton. Victor Krat a. Peter
Putnam. carter Cornia. Melvin PATE
man. Franklin Eardly the Misses
Sarah Watson. Myra Bates, Rose Par
doe. Blanche Glnuquo. Lucille Glauqu'.
Jennie Cook Melissa Kimball inez
Wctzel. Kerstcin Krantz. Pearl Love
Bertha Olson Edith Acomb, Hazel OIL
son. Olivotte Rutle. Jesse Watson. Luz
ellie Buttle. Isabelle Pardoe. Mary
Laetham, Belle Laetham and Fannie
Palmer.