Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

&, the next few months. She
huspaiiinpi, with friends in salt Lake and
W., before going to California
,rs H. Il. Spencer and daughter.
u w. Walker. were hostesses az
veil appointed bridge and hNe nun nun
narfv Tuesday afternoon. The
dr.u ,s were beautifully decorated
pai o,t flowers and ferns Among
WI" i-e winners were Mrs +. G.
w lean Mrs. J. n. spargo. Mrs. r. r.
MI,ot Miss Flo Civilians, Mrs Hal
fsrson and Mrs. Peery
r..,to,,,tnr an elaborate dinner party
be virginia. given Tuesday evening
honor Of Miss Flo Civilians Mrs
~ F-ccIes entertained at box par
- at the Orpheum which was followed
Gunner at the home OF the hostess
s1,ests at the party were: Mes
,,cs loci Harris, J. \. Spargo. Harry
49, Nav Hume Carhart. II. =. Bris-
W walker. Misses Flo CIVIL
80 Tulie Baker. Flo Bohn, Ida
1lE, Ethel Hartman and Mrs. Barn
hard.
rt, ladies OF the Congregational
,turch entertained the ladies OF the
49, churches Tuesday afternoon in
.,tarv of the Woman's department of
nv congregational Home Missionary
soa.otv Following an interesting
30 by Miss Woodbcrry. refreshments
,,sre served In the church parlors.
AIRS ID j. Sheehan was hostess az a
,srfy Of o. 40 her home on Wednesday
.,snIue in honor of Miss Kathleen
Kan. Her rooms were prcttily arr
q a.a.Ia.
r,flowiug an evening Of cards and oth-
~ social recreation, "A delightful lunch
con was served.
Mrs s. J. Griffin and two younger
children. who have been spending the
winter at Long Beach. California. ar
rived home Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregatlonal church met with Mrs. c.
II conn at her home, Sl3 Twenty fifth
street on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ Ferrin and daughter Ro-
seila left Wednesday 10 spend a few
weeks in California.
John Culley was in Salt Lake dur
spV the week attending the annual
meeting Of the state board Of pharmacy,
~ which be is a member.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mckinley have
teturned TO their home in Old Mexico
after an enjoyable visit with their son,
Sir John Culley Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs H. W. Civilians an
rounce the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Flo Civilians. 20 Mr. Horace G
Nebeker, 70 take place at the home. $40
Twenty third street at 1880 o'clock this
evening Following the ceremony a
large reception viii be held.
Mrs A. F. Weatherby entertained tine
members Of the ladies Aid society OF
me First Methodist church on Thurs-
day afternoon az her home, 5S3 Twenty
sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Deviue and Mrs
Arthur Kuhn occupied box seats at
tie Orphoum on Monday evening.
Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald and daugh-
Ter entertained at "a box party Monday
,.enHn. at the Orpheum in honor of
liis. TI1 civilians Fourteen guests
were 'n the party
The wedding of Miss Lillian PETE and
SIR R Bu.aud of Oakland. Cauror-
ra took place Thursday evening ut
tte homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ios strong.
Twenty tnird street and Adaus avenue
Following The ceremony ru.aUtiou ,
Was held between the hours or and
80 O'clock
Mrs. Ezra Rich was hostess at Sd .af
party on Thursday afternoon
rFsr....r. .TrtI. r...t L.srt..l...
5no0n with Mrs. d. J. Malone.
Ms j. Stanley Dee entertained tho
ladies' Literary society last Weducs-
day afternoon, when a most interest
ing meeting was held The following
officers We're elected. Mrs d. Watson
PRESIDENT. Mrs +. Clark. vice prosi-
dent and Mrs Florence Wright, sec
Ietary Following the meeting dainty
refreshments were served by the host
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