Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-22

formally on Thursday In honor of Mrs,
Alma Katz and Mrs. Karl Scheid'
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Smullyan en-
tertained at a delightful dinner at the
Comercial club on Thursday for their
sister. Miss Rose Wilensh of Atlanta.
Ga. tho tablo having for a centcrpiece
a candlcbrum. shaded in pink, cir
cled by a mound OF pink carnations
and ferns. while baskets of the same
flowers were at each end. Tho place
cards had the monogram of the hostess
in gold. letters. and covers were laid for
about & dozen. F - ~ ~ n
Abut 80 members of the Woman's Re-
publican club gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs w. a. Aubrey on Thurs
day night and enjoyed a delightful
evening with cards, 12 tables being
played. The rooms we're effectively
decorated. and Mrs. j. ]. Thomas, Mrs.
Barnes and Miss Cutler assisted.
Mrs. D. w. Richards was hostess at
a dinner on Thursday evening. the ta
Bile being bright with pink and white
carnations. and covers laid for about
half dozen guests,
e
Miss Pearl Williams. one of the sea-
sons brides. was guest OF honor at a
delightful evning party. given by Mrs.
o. r Meredith on Wednesday night,
Mrs. w. H. Weyher entertained her
luncheon club on Wednesday, the
prizes going to Mrs. George H. Ray
mond, Mrs. r. W. Hill and Mrs. w.
H. Tobias
Miss Stella Hubert was guest of
honor at a pretty shower party on
Thursday given by the Misses White
and Freeze.
Mrs Noble WaTum and Mrs. c. G.
Field were hostesses at two delightful
bridge teas this week on Tuesday md
Wednesday respectively at the home
of Mis-. Warrum. The rooms were
decorated in green and white, baskets
of narcisSus and lilies of the valley
being used With green shaded lights,
and palms. Assisting the hostesses on
Tuesday were Mrs. L. s. Gates, Miss
Jennie Darling and Miss Clara Hughes
A prize was given at each table and tho
winners were Mrs. ]. ]. Campbell, Mrs
Don r. Coray, Mrs. Sam Porter Miss
Bcggs. Mrs. j. H. Fitzgerald, Mrs. A
E Kimball. Mrs. G. w. Bacon and
Mrs A S Bowers
Tho Qufngenta club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs T. S. Har-
Ian, when prizes were won by Mrs c.
]. CTabtree. Mrs. NJ. a. Peters and Mr3
Harlan. The next meeting OF the club
will be Tuesday. Feb. l, with Miss Her
man,
Mrs. Z. H Dorman entertained ut a
dinner on Tuesday for Mrs. H B. Pratt
and Miss Pratt of Topeka, Kan, the
table being prettly decorated and COW
ers laid for about q dozen.
Mics Julia Hincl1ley entertained ut n
card party on Monday for Miss Alpha
Pack OF Provo.
Mrs. w. II. Nutting was hostess at a
pretty luncheon on Monday given for
her sister. Mrs. Paul Lincoln who
leaves shortly for Mexico. the table be-
ing decorated in pink carnations and
ferns and covers laid for n dozen
guests.
Mrs. Horace Dunbar entertained her
Sewing club on Wednesday.
Mrs. James Ingebretsen entertained
her card club Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. =. IL. Sharman entertained her
bridge club Tuesday.
Mrs. o. B. Hewitt has visiting her for
a short time her sisters Mrs c. A.
Wickstrom and Mrs. D e. Worcester
of Chicago.
The Plate Card club met Thursday
with Mrs. T. r. Black
Mrs. ]. c. Hanchett was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at bridge tea
eight tables being played and num-
bcr of others coming In for tea. Tho
decorations throughout were In green
and white, carnations and roses being
used with ferns. and candles shaded In
the two colors. Assisting the hostess
wore Mrs. o. S. Nelson. Mrs w IT
Benson. Mrs. a. Fl. Peabody, Mrs. Not
tage and Miss Olive Benson
Mrs Lou McCuno entertained her
Sewing club on Friday afternoon.
Tho college club met Thursday with
Mrs Hague and Miss Rowe at the home
Of Miss Hague.