Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. w I. Snyder enter
tained last evening at dinner the
decorations being in red carnations
and covesr laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter G. Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A
Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington
E. Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Fer
guson.
Mrs. A. E. Tlimball entertained at
another in her series of bridge teas
yesterday. the parlors being decorated
in pink carnations and the dining room
In rcd and white, the table having a
Cluny lace spread over red satin and
silver candclabra with red shades.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Horace Dun
bar, Mrs. A. H. Peabody. Mrs George
w Reed, Mrs D. NJ. Leonard. Mrs.
]. S. Ostler and Miss Marie Gibbons
Mrs. Harry Dearborn is still in Paris
continuing her art studies under emil
nent teachers.
Mrs. George Reed entertains the
Utopia card club this afternoon.
Miss Lucy Lewis entertained last
night at a valentine party at the home
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Alvoh
Lewis in honor of the Girls Friendly
association OF st. Marks parish, the
rooms being decorated with valentines
and hearts, and Valentine fortune
cards being features of the evening.
Several musical numbers were given
by the hostess. and about 40 were pres
ent.
At the meeting of the Post bridge
club yesterday with Mrs, Bryan Con-
rad. prizes were won by Mrs. o. E.
Seaman. Mrs. Guy Bucker and the
hostess.
Mrs. u. G. Moser Is hostess this aft
crnoon at bridge tea
Mrs. ]. A. Spiker entertains the
Wednesday bridge club this evening
at her home
Miss Charlotte Holmes Is visiting
| her mother In California.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Savage, who
have been spending some time here
visiting Judge and Mrs c: G. Good
| win. have returned to their home in
| Nevada
| Mrs w. S. Smallwood, who has beer
| visiting Mrs. G. w Putnam for fe"
| days. leaves this afternoon for hei
home in Portland. Or.
| About 100 people enjoyed the mas
ouernde party given at the Uniyersit,
club last night, many unique and ef
fectiye costumes being worn and th'
AFFAIR being altogether delightful Th'
rooms were decorated in college pen
nants and palms. and members o
the club received the guests.
on Monday afternoon Mrs. ]. a
Kearns. Mrs. Klelnschmidt and Mrs
Joseph Peterson entertained at tea
honor OF Miss Alice Lund of Ephraim
the decorations being in pink an
white carnations. and about nal
dozen friends being present
Mrs Fred Slade Will entertain In
formally at luncheon THURSDAY a''et
noon
largo number of former Brigham
6.itv residents met Monday afternoo
~ Tho home OF Mrs. Hattie Critchlo
Ie,sen Ga First street. and organize
the Brigham City organization. ~
soIIowIne officers were selected; Pres
dent Mrs. Florence Snow CritehioV
vice president, Mrs. Hnttic Srltcnio
Jenson, secretary, MISS a,''.. -.
Miss Lottie Jenson. assistant scr
tary; treasurer Mrs. Eta Madsc
Peirce; chairman OF refrcshment cor
mittee. Mrs. John A. Edwaros; cnsi ~.
| n,on ~ amusement committee. Mr
| @,sra Valentine Jenson. En1oyap
,,,uaIcal selections were given by MI
EsteIe Jenson. Miss Bertha Rosel
i,aun and Miss Vera Jenson. Delicio'
| .a,rashments were served by the hos
ass All former Brigham City res
dents now In Salt Lake are request'
] To send their names and addresses
. Miss Graehl. care OF the utnh mp
. lii he held Feb. 7, 1911.