Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12

Mr. and Mrs c. A. Quigley entertain
az dinner this evening al their home
the table having for "a centcrpiecc
crystal basket filled with pink roses
and tied with bows Of pink malne
Covers are laid FOR l6 guests.
Mrs G. u. Keysor entertains infor-
mally this afternoon az luncheon 10
honor Of Mrs. Aaron keysor, the dec
orations being IN pink carnations ana
covers laid for eight
Miss Pearl Bailey entertained yester-
day az "a delightful KcnsIngton in honor
OF Misc GAY Clawson who leaves with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Rudger
Ciawson. next week for Europe. the
rooms being decorated In carnations
and spring flowers. and about 30 pc
ing present a feature of the atteI
noon was musical program gwen 10y
tho Misses Lucille Young. Fay lambert
Allie and Addio Fletcher, Lillian 'ar-
ter. Tessle Arthur. and Nilate Scho-
field
Mrs Don Iarammcy entertained the
Benevolent society on Monday, lilos'
assisting being Mrs Lille Woist.n-
hoIrne Mrs oscar van Colt. MIS-. NC
N|nNNN. MIS- AHNNiA
william Riches Miss Lulu Moore aiu
others A social hour followed the alt-
ornoon's work, refreshments being
served.
The spirit OF Liberty chapter ID. A.
II meets this afternoon Tor inc 'I't-
tion of new officers and other business
Mrs w. w. Harvey and Mrs. r. W.
Mcakin entertain the Opal club TINS
afternoon.
Ar,onp tho numerous comet partles
boing held will be that 90 be given by
Ar and Mrs r b. Hcisler tonight the
puests assembling at their home az lnli-
nioht and a breakfast % follow the
view OF the unfrequcnt visitor
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Keysor enter
t,tnod last night az bridge, nine taples
boinR played and prizes awarded az
each I'M the way 81 small silver pen
ellis.
Mrs. q. II. johnson entertained az 2
delightful musical ON Monday n'B"'' ''
excellent program being gwen
Mrs. Harry Cav viii he guest OF
honor al a tea on Monday, May 10 ~
he given by her mother Mrs' IA
ence Alien. the hours being from 70
6 o'clock
NJ and Mrs. Louis Cohn and daugh-
ters Edna and Stella leave on 9". I.,
dav for New York whence thes
Nav 2s for Europe for stay OF S''
eral months.
r,,5-o and Mrs. +. a. Maynard leit
-,,,osIa, for New York. where they VIII
,,isit their daughter. Mrs. Gordon ire
land
Ms John Weir was hostess At a
toa Yesterday 81 her home the rooms
beipg decorated with spring blossom s
ga about so calling during the after
noon.
Word has come from Cincinnal'
where the General Federation or w ON
on's clubs T. In session, that Mrs geots,
NJ Hancock has been mentioned as
-. nrohabie candidate FOR the presi-
dorc,, ~ the federation I'm case MIS-
pbuin n Moore should decide To win
draw from the candidacy for another
torn II would be a great honor TOT
man cIubwomen should Mrs. Hancocb
In tbis position and her many friends
arc hoping the rumor may be true
A party consisting on Misses Ns s.a
smith. Edna Chamberlin. Mildred Ste
yons Edith Chamberlin, Messrs- Ma
eerne G. clark. r. C. Jones and II
Ragiev. enjoyed a delightful auto rid'
followed by supper az the Louvre tues
day evening, Mr.. Maserne being un'
host.
Mr. c. r Harte at one time connecte'
,,.itb the Salt Lake Herald is In th'
citv from Rupert, Ida, where ne NJ
been managing the Rupert Necof2. ~; Mr
IT,rte will shortly remove TO HALEY
ida where ne has been appointed t'
a nosition i'm the land office. Mr.. Hart'
viii he entertained this evening at ain
ner by Mr. and Mrs \. g. ChainueI
who are Old friends Of his
Good Plumbing Pays.
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