Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27

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Two brilliant events have marked
the week. tho wedding OF Miss Chloe
Smcot. daughter of senator and Mrs
Heed Smoot, on Wednesday and the
midsummer night fete' given by
Samuel NeWhouse at the Country club
last night Besides these a number
cf smaller affairs have taken place I'm
the way Of card parties, lunCheons,
etc. many OF them having been in
honor OF a bevy Of fall brides. \ few
weddings have taken place. but the
greater number are reserved for Sep
tcmbcr These will be preceded by the
usuL bride-parties, which with tho
events promised by the home coming Of
go many local entertainers from the re-
sorts infer lively autumn season.
on Monday afternoon Miss Ramolh
King entertained at a bridge party In
honor Of the Misses Williams and
HoldemAn OF Nashville, Tenn, the
rooms being decorated In American
Bo4uty roses, and four tables played,
with prizes awarded at each. Assist
Inc were Miss Winnifred Brice, Mss
Vcri Edwards and the Misses Irene
and Gertrude Hapson.
Miss Hazel Love was guest Of honor
IN Thursday afternoon az a kensIng
ton siyeu by Miss Margeret Summer
HAYS. the decorations being In asters,
and about dozen present
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Reese cele-
brated their .flfty-fourth wedding an
niversary on Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Reese. the rooms
being decorated throughout In yellow
with soldenglow. and all details done
IN the same color,
Mig Miidfed Jones entertained on
Wednesday evening I'm honor or Miss
Mon. Pace, and John Bouford and
Thcodofe Hartc. the rooms being dec
orotca in pink sweet peas. goldenglow
and yellow Japanese lanterns and
velinw shaded candelabr The lawn
and ysrAndA were strung with lanterns.
and Electric globes shaded In yellow,
and fefrrshrnents were served. About
% werc present,
Miles Alton Pace was guest Of honor
~, "Wednesday at an excursion party
crarfr Cray. about a dozen going up
on "Wednesday evening ana returning
on Thursday morning. supper was
served on their arrival at the cottage,
the table being prettiiy decorated with
red mountaln-berries and red-shaded
candles. The guests numbered, besides
the guests OF honor, the Misses Grace
Ruth TTeweek, Eta Taylor, Mildred
Jones' Hazel Gray, Lenore Bush, Zina
Reese and Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Frederick +. Porter and Mrs.
81. clair Rivers entertained al bridge
tea on Friday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Laura Young, seven tables being
played and a number of others conf
ing In for tea The rooms were bright
With goidenglow and sunfiowers and
the favors tiny brass jardinieres. As
sisting during the afternoon were Mrs,
W. w. Rivers Miss Mary Luman and
Miss Florence Halloran.
Mrs r. n. Isgreeu was hostess at n
Kensington on Friday in honor Of Miss
Hazel Love, the rooms being decorated
in soldenglow and sunfowers ana
about Il present Assisting the hostess
was Miss Elizabeth Peterson, and the
following besides were present: Mrs.
osborne W1dtsoe Mrs. BERTHE Hayball.
Mrs. Al Bennion. Mrs. Walter Lewis,
Mrs. Alonzo Frances, Mrs. Stafford and
the Misses tfentNc i4pNt-s AliNt Jun
ford, Nell Homer. Margeret summer
hays and Inez Powell
Miss Mabel Jones. whose marriage to
DR.. Broaddus takes place tonight, en-
tertained the members OF her bridal
party on Tuesday evening, all DETAILS
being carried out in goldenglow, and
the lights shaded In yellow. The sup
per was served on the lawn, which was
III with electric gloves shaded in yell
low. a cake with thimble and ring
was one OF the features, Present were
the maid OF honor, Miss Mildred Jones,
ana the bridesmaids, the Misses Ruby
scranton Gertrude ingalls,. Daisy Hsr-
rington Welthea Learned, Mabel Luz
beck and Della Carruthers. The host
ess win be assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Marcus Il. Jones.
on Monday night a delightful recep-
tion was given in honor OF Miss Mabel
Jones and DR. Rroeddus by the mem
hers of the Christian Endeavor society
Of the First Congregational church, the
rooms being decorated in yellow tissue
paper, goldenglow and sunhowers with
pretty effect During the evening the
brIde, elect was presented by the socle-
~ with n handsome cut-glass fruit
ooyl with mirror, Miss Daisy Harring-
ton, the president. making the presen-
taton.
Mrs. Mary Leone Chambers and Mrs.
Fenton chaperoned party 10 Saltair.
whore dinner was enjoyed at the care
while listening 20 Ferrullo's band. Be-
sides the chaperones the party COM
prlsed the Misses Hattie NAPLES, lrma
Fenton Ruby Armstrong, Dora Bogue
and the Misses Margaret and lrma
Carlson.
Miss Retta Heystek. one Of the pop
ular September brides, is the recipient
Of much social attention. Ileen knight
entertained on Wednesday evening Tor
Miss Heystek Vera Katz on Friday
ana Myrtle mcknight on Saturday,
with others following next week
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. \. w.
Howard entertained az a parcel shower
In honor of Miss Iseona George, one NJ
the Autumn brides. the rooms being
prettily decorated and delightful time
spent.
A large affair Of the week was that
given BY Mr. and Mrs, ]. J. DAILY IN
honor OF the birthday anniversary Of
. fhetr SON Albert the rooms being dec