Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19

Two patriotic anairs Will mark the
day in celebration Of the anniversary
Of Lexington. the Daughters Of the
Revolution holding a meeting at the
Relief society rooms this afternoon at
which a program viii be given. chiefly
commemorative Of the day.
This evening the Sons Of the Amen
can Revolution give their annual ban
quet at tho affa.r to take place at the
University club. the committee in
charge being Judge NJ. L. Richie, c.
=. Overheld. j. Walcott Thompson,
Harold b. stephens and c. P. Craw-
ford. A program of toasts and other
features will celebrate the OCCASION
Mrs. r. f. McConauehy and Mrs.
John Cain are hostesses this afternoon
at a bridge tea, nine tables being
plavod and others invited for the tea.
The rooms are decorated throughout in
fruit blossoms, the diningroom being
especially attractive In apple blossoms,
with only the red tinged buds being
used, and red shaded candelabra CORE
spending Assisting the hostesses are
Mrs. II. c. Mcmillan. Mrs. c. q. Plum
mer and the Misses Aline Mcmillan and
Gladys mcAoIltuShy
Miss Edna Dwyer and Mrs Heber
Lee entertained the Tuesday Bridge
club this afternoon.
Mrs. W. VI. Havenor entertains the
Seekers Literary club this afternoon.
At the meeting OF the tourist sec
ticr this morning at the Ladies Liter
"
gave q talk on Milan and Brescia4 and
Mrs l.. c. Miller on Goena
The Misses Gibbons entertained yes
tcrlay az a delightful bridge party, the
rooms being bright with fruit blossoms
and about a dozen tables played. The
ho5tesees were assisted by Mrs. G. r.
Walker. Mrs Louis Gates and half
dozen young girls
Mr.. and Mrs Elias A. Smith enter
tanned al dinner last night in honor
of the seventy-flrst birthday OF Mrs.
Smiths father. F. NJ. Weller the table
being beautifully decorated I'm white
carnations and a program Of toasts and
music following.
A dancing party was given last night
at the Ladies' Literary club by the SEN
Tor branch OF the Girls Friendly so
ciety Of ST. Marks. the hall being Law
ishly adorned with lilac and fruit bios
SONS. and punch being served from a
q prettily arranged table below About
100 were present. and chaperoning the
affair were the society officers. Mrs NJ.
L. Richie Mrs. r. @. Griffin. Miss
Spaldng, Miss GOdbe, Mrs Stevenson.
Mrs John Wise. Miss Mcguire, Mrs. A.
2. Reid Miss Clark.
Miss Virginia Beatty has gone TO
Washington. whore she win act as
bridesmaid az the marriage Of Miss
Edith Sutherland on April o.
A large affair Of tonight will take
place at the Commercial club under the
iolut auspices Of the music and "smok-
err committees. a banquet and pro-
gram viii b. among the features. The
reception committee includes Mr.. and
Mrs John H. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Odeu, Mr.. and Mrs. J. y.
Calne Prof j J. Mcclellan. w. Ii,
Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred c, Dern,
Col. and Mrs j. J. Daynes. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs A. S. Horne Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ.
Rreedcn. Dr and Mrs l. c. Smullyan.
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Patrick, Mr.. and
Nirs. J.. II Harding, Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Conely. Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Keith, DR.
j. y. Harrison and J. H. Arson.
Mrs Thomas Davis Of New York Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert Hardness
Former Gov Cutler has returned from
a short stay with Mrs cutler at their
winter home in Los Angeles.
Yesterday "A meeting OF the Womans
league was held az Unity hall and
talks We're made by Mrs Berg and Mrs.
Havens. the first on temperance, and
the latter on the curfcw Observance.
which she said would be taken up