Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02
DUCHESS OF CoNNAUGHT.

selections being given by Mrs Frank
Browning. Present were Mrs. G. w.
Midgley, Mrs. George Cummings, Mrs.
Harry Goddard. Mrs Frank Browning,
Mrs. Orson Spiers, Mrs 5. Jensen and
Mrs. Thomas Aston,
Miss Ellen Tibbitts gave delightful
party on Tuesday for Miss Genelve
Knowlton and Mr. Charles H. West
whose marriage took place this week.
The rooms were decorated I'm garden
flowers and prettily appointed sup
per served,
Miss Theora Hoffman entertained
on Tuesday for Mrs. a. +. Mills, one
Of the seasons brides.
A large number Of salt I.akers win
GO down to Provo with the Bellevue
opera company which Is 10 give "A per-
Torrance there on Monday Daniel Y.
Spencer goes as assistant manager and
prompter.
Mrs Freeman Morningstar presided
at the Y w. G.. A. birthday luncheon
on Thursday and the Misses VERDE,
Weller, Martinson and Mrs Berg were
guests. The table was decorated in the
national colors with flags and red and
white carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs Scion spiro entertained
at "a dinner on Wednesday evening
the decorations being I'm American
Beauty roses. sweet peas and carna-
tions and covers laid for about IS
guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hanchett enter
tanned informally AZ dinner on We'd
nesday
Mrs Robert e. steele entertained at
a pretty chlidrens party on Monday
for her little daughter Eleanor Alice.
the occasion being her birthday an
nlversary.
Miss Estella Reilly was guest Of hon
or on Monday at a Konsiugton given
by Mrs Ralph Flendro. the decorations
being IN pink and white sweet peas
and guessing game and musical
program being features
Mrs. w W Ritter entertained NJ a
musicale for Mrs. r. c. Easton who Is
here from New York for the summer.
the affair being an informal one with
number Of intimate friends present.
Miss Neva Hoy entertained AZ a
bridge tea on Tuesday. IA tables being
PLAYED and sther guests coming In for
peas, and assisting during the after
noon were: Mrs S. l.. Mayer, Miss
Lucy Krebs, Miss Beverly Reilly. Mrs.
]. G. Hanchett. Mrs. r. r. Black.
Prizes were awarded as follows; Mrs.
r ], Chamberlain, Mrs. O.. NJ Forbes,
Mrs. a. d. Pierson, Mrs, Birrell and
tho Misses Sybclla clayton, Mary
Jenkinson Estclla Reilly, Carey Will
hams, Nora Sheckles Rose Evans.
Lorna Burton. Ethel Tyree, Mary Rob-
erts and Miss Hollenbeck.
Mrs George 4. WATSON entertained
on Tuesday for Mrs Munroo OF Nova
Scotia. the decorations being In sweet
peas aud bachelor buttons and musical
selections given by the guest of honor.
Mrs. g. C. Plummer assisted.
Miss Geneyo IInowlton was guest OF
honor at q pretty luncheon on Monday
given BY Mrs, Mark Brown and Miss
Emma Brown ut Frankllns, the table
being decorated iu red and white and
the place cards hearts pierced with ar
rows carrying out the idea. An auto
mobile ride followed 20 the country.
Those enjoying the AFFAIR We're. Mrs.
NJ. j. Mcaehor. Mrs Alfred Piorson,
Miss Mamie Ray. Miss Alice SCCkals
Mlss G,nsgo knoWitou, Miss Emma
Brown and Mrs. Mark G.. Brown.
Miss Stella Reilly and Mr. Trunkcy
wore guests % honor Monday evening
at l heart party given by Mr. and Mrs.
4. ". Gates. about % being pres tent
The decorations We're Ia hearts and
flowers. and Mrs. Claud Gates and Mrs.
lewis knight assisted.
The fnh meeting for the year u the |
American Music society occurred Mon
day evening at the homo Of Mrs.
Charles Read. The big music room and
veranda OF the Read homo on o street |
were filled with SAT- Lakes leading
musicians and music lovers, who
listened TO a program " rare artistic |
merit Seldom indeed does "A Salt LAX. |
audience enjoy an opportunity TO hsar |