Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-27
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. John Delano is hostess this
afternoon at n tea given in honor of
Mrs. Edward Welles Delano, the rooms
being decorated in dahlias and
chrysanthemums. and the hostess be-
Ing assisted during the afternoon by
Mrs Thomas Weir, Mrs. f. A. Vim
cent, Mrs. j. f. Doolcy, Mrs. Boxrud,
Mrs. LandenberSer, Mrs. George Key
sor. Mrs. Wall, Mrs. William Gould,
Mrs. A. Richter and Miss Boxrud.
Miss Bryan Houston, is hostess this
afternoon at bridge tea. the decora-
tons being in the Halloween idea and
five tables played. The dining room is
In yellow dahlias and the other rooms
in chrysanthemums, the table in
the former having Cluny lace cloth
over yellow, and at each corner a
pumpkin lantern. while yellow ribbon
streumers are brought from the chan
delier to the table, ana fastened IN
bows, The prizes will be copies of the
book entitled Ghosts l Have Met"
Several friends assist the hostess.
Mrs. j. ]. Broughall gives a childrcns
party this afternoon in honor of the
seventh birthday anniversary Of her
little daughter Katheryn. and the
eighth anniversary of her little friend,
Evelyn DAILY Brown. the Two young
hostcsses being assisted in receiving
by Evelyn Enid Wall, each in dainty
gowns of white lace and ribbon sashes.
Receiving at the door are Mary Neel
and Katherine Keith, and assisting In
entertaining are the Misses Olive Wall,
Gertrude Thomas, Marian Tuttle.
Naomi HOFFMAN. Maud Brasset and
Ruth Cooper. The dining room is
beautifully decorated in pink and
white comos, and streamers of pink
tulle brought from the chandelier to
the covers and white birthday cake
with seven pink candles. About 80 are
present.
On Thursday Nov. 3. an open day
will be held at the handsome new
Deseret Gymnasium, for an inspection
of the ladies' department, all interested
being cordially invited.
A social gathering and dancing party
will be given by the Liberty stake on
Friday, Nov. !. at the Second ward
amusement hall.
The Woman's club mot on Tuesday
with Mrs. Deane. and paper by Mrs.
G. S. Kinney on Spanish history was
read, together with reports by Mrs. G..
H. McMahon and Mrs. A. r. McCanne
of the Cincinnati bienniel. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. j. L..
Bowman, 364 east Third South street.
Tonight n Halloween dancing party
will be given at Unity hall by the
Ladies' Guild of ST. Paul's church.
Mrs. S. H. Sharman entertains the
Thursday Luncheon club this after
noon.
Mrs. Ed Davis entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Commercial club
autumn flowers. and covers laid for
about n dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w McCune, Jr..
and children will leave tomorrow to
spend the winter in California,
Will Clawson. Utnh's talented artist
leaves shortly for n trip to New York.
Mrs. George +. Holman is hostess
this afternoon ut a large bridge tea
the rooms being decorated in autumn
flowers, and a number of friends as
sisting.
Miss Elizabeth Hammell and Thorn
as B. Built We're married last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schonert, Rev r. A. Simpkn otflcint-
ing. ard members and friends of the
family being present. The rooms we're
prettily decorated in chrysanthemums
and roses. Mr., and Mrs. Built will be
at home after Nov l. AT 245 west
Third South street.
Rev. P. A Simpkn also performed
the ceremony last night uniting Miss
Jennie c. Burkland and Gilbert S.
Swanson, a dinner following for the
family and intimate friends.