Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

~ and Mrs n. J.. Thomas announce
the eng cement ~ their daughter. Mar
guret Natalie. To MIR Charles r. s Par
sons, the wedding to take place early in
september
The engagement ha been announced
of Miss Hazel Greavcs, daughter OF
M ana Mrs Peter Greaves, Jr.. ~
Ephram, Utah. TO Mr.. y. G Hall. ~
slstaut manager OF the Utah Savings &
Trust company of this city the we'd
ding 70 take place In september
Miss Elsie Mackay gave q delightful
lawn party Friday evening, tho large
front lawn being decorated with CHI
reese lanterns Delicious refreshments
were present and had most enjoyable
time.
Mr. and Mrs +. r.. McGurrin enter
Wired ~ a dancing party on Thursday
night IN honor OF their neice, Miss Mar
Caret Bachc OF Los Angeles. tho rooms
bcing decorated with golden glow and
pansics. sweet clyssum ana ferns, Ycl-
loV shades were used for the electric
globes. and the lawn and veranda we're
strung with electric lights About 100
were present.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Travers an.
uuunce the engagement OF their melee,
Miss Margaret Sylvester Of Tampa
Fla, to Byron II. I.ong OF Chicago. Mr.
Long Is well known In tho city, being a
popular graduate from the University
OF Utah, class ~ o. Miss SYN estCr
graduated from NassHr last June, hdv-
ing received the degree OF NJ. A.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shealy entertained
al lake party Tue sday evening In
hc nor OF Miss Minnie kiesel OF OgdeI
and Mrs Bowman of Butte.
Miss Lucille FRANKIE entertained on
Thursday at delightful luncheon at
The Country club given in honor OF
Aus w. G.. h. Terrell. and her guest
Adas Lydia Boyd the decorations being
iu roses, sweet peas and gladiolus' aud
covers laid tor the guest OF honor and
Ans W. p Kiser. Mrs lGlbridga
h1mas Mrs. Arthur z. stone, Mrs.
i.oscoc Breeder. the Misses Elizabeth
lien. stella Fabian Ruby Lambourne.
Gertrude Hampton, Mildred MCMILLAN,
.Dar.ucrite Rice. Aileen Maclean, and
L.i,anor and Marguerite stewart.
Miss Louise Sullivan was among the
% stesses who entertained at luncheon
81 the Country CLUB on Wednesday in
honor Of Mrs. Robert H. Allen, the ta-
hlo being decorated in goldenglow. and
the guests besides Mrs. Allen icing Mrs.
a., L. Savage. Mrs w. w. Arms trong,
Mrs w g. Alexander. Mrs. w. b. Don
oher, Mrs. y. 6. Cannon, Mrs. &. w.
Iihield, Mrs. O. w. Powers Mrs James
Arrowsuith OF the post. Mrs. Arthur
Hertzier, Mrs Louis Gates, Mrs. George
Airs, Mrs Richard Keyes, Mrs. Will
jam Childs. and the Misses Minette
Baer Name Noble, and Winnie
Rhoades,
Miss Ethel Parr was among the host
"a ha @tph on ANadn
day afternoon.
Mrs r. NJ. Bishop entertained at a
reception and musical on Tuesday eve
ming In honor Of the birthday amt
vcrsary Of capt. Bishop, the lawn being
III with colored lanterns and electric
lights, while punch was served here
from a booth. The Verandas were also
lit with colored lights. Vocal selections
were given by Mr.. Graham, Horace
Ensign, Victor Christopherson, Thomas
Ashworth. Mrs Iuella Forrin sharp
Miss Ivy Allen and Alvin Beesley, and
violin numbers by Howard Anderson
and sam winters. Mr.. and Mrs, Bishop
were assisted by Mr.. Bishops daughte,,
Mrs. Fred G. Graham. Mrs Mary cur
It's and Mrs. Amasa Aldrich, Miss Marie
Eddington and Miss THETA Curtis.
Punch was served on the lawn by MIS-
Wesley Derr.
Miss Eva Lund was hostess at a
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Eva Lund the table being decorated In
American Beeauty roses. and the par
lor and library in marigolds and golden
rod Covers were laid for a dozen.
Mrs Arthur CroXford was hostess
on Tuesday at a delightful luncheon
given in honor Of Mrs. J. r Sherlock
of Los Angeles. and Mrs w. Green
of Detroit, the rooms being decorated
in nasturtlums. California peoples,
roses and chrysanthemums, and Mrs.
f. Kirkendahl and Mrs, George Olsen
assisting. Covers were laid for about
l6 guests.
G. H Doolittle entertained AT a
luncheon at the Country club on Tues
day afternoon.
on Monday the Misses Ida and Eu-