Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-09

fumigated Saturday.
SOCIAL AND sss
PERSONAL I
Mrs. G. L. Savage is hostess this
afternoon at a bridge tea, with seven
tables played and others coming in
later for tea. The decorations and all
details are carried out In the Christmas
idea. the parlor and library being dec
GRATED In red roses and carnations,
and the dining room being especially
attractive with its table done distnc-
lively IN Christmas emblems. The CEN
terpiece is n miniature Christmas tree
set upon n mirror to represent n lake,
and edging this are numerous tiny
crystal candlesticks with red candles.
while on the mirror and tree are tiny
dolls. Christmas bells hang from the
chandelier above. and browning the
tree is small Santa Claus. The place
cards arc In holly and tiny dolls arc
tied to them. The hostess is assisted
by Mrs. w. G. futile, Miss Mary Lu-
man and Miss Margaret Mcintyre.
Mrs. Milton Z. Lipnan entertained
at an afternoon tea yesterday, over 100
being present. The parlors were decor
ated in pink carnations and the dining
room In red poinsettas, the table hav-
ing basket of the flowers for a CEN
terplece and all the other details be-
Ing In red and green. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining during the
afternoon by Miss Edna Coin, Mrs.
Hugo Druchl. Mrs. j. A. Reeves, Mrs.
III. N. Mayo. Miss Cohn.. Miss Elsie
Cohn. Miss Elsie McMillen and Miss
Ethel Mayo. An orchestra rendered
delightful music during the afternoon.
Mrs. Clark RI Elliott was hostess
yesterday afternoon at q bridge tea
seven tables being played and prizes
being won by Mrs. Brig T. Cannon.
Mrs. j. d. Elliott, Mrs. C. B. Titcomb
Mrs. Uline, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. McDan-
iels and Miss Mary Marshall. The din
ingroom was decorated in pink carna-
lions and pink shaded candelabra were
used while the other rooms were in
yellow.
Bishop and Mrs. C. w. Nibley leave
today for an easternstrip, during which
they will visit their daughter, Mrs.
Harold smoot at Washington.
The Ladies' Literary club holds its
session this afternoon at Unity hall on
building. The meeting will be in the
hands OF the University of Utah, Dir.
Kingsbury to speak, and other mem
E bers of tue faculty to provide liter
airy and musical program. Tho session
is the last until after the holidays.
Capt and Mrs. John NJ. Palmer en-
{ tertain at dinner this evening at
the post In honor of Brighten. W. II.
Bisbee.
Lieut. and Mrs. Hugh walthall give
a card party this evening in honor OF
Lieut.. and Mrs Paul c. Potter who
leave shortly for the coast.
Miss Rea Niblcy has returned from
a short stay at Portland, Or.
Capt. Garrison McCaskey entertained
a number Of friends at dinner at the
Louvre last evening.
Mrs. Simon Bnmberger gives n natl
nee party at the Salt Lake Thcatcr on
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles H. Wells cntertains the
Clcofan next Wednesday at her home,
400 Second avenue, and the topic of the
day will be given by Mrs. w. B.
Ritter.
Mrs. F. Z. Marcy will spend the rest
of the winter in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis d. Gordon will |
leave shortly for the coast.
Mrs. Henry A. Monheim entertained |
about Is guests yesterday at tea, |
the rooms being decorated in American
Beauty roses and q number of friends
assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hanson enter
tain their card club this evening.
Miss Charlotte Holmes has returned
from Los Angeles and is at the Knuts-
ford,
The card party given at the Elks'
club Thursday by the wives, mothers,
sisters and sweethearts OF the Elks,
was q success in every way Over 450 |
women were present There were 1l6
tables, and six games of bridge and
as many of 500 were played. The
proceeds OF the party are to go for
Christmas tree for the poor children OF
the city. The rooms were decorated
with flowers, and while the games were
In progress punch and light refresh
ments were served. Mrs. w. G, Rom
ney, wifo of the exalted ruler Of tho
lodge was chairman OF the committee,
in charge OF the affair. the other mem
bers being: Mrs. S. A. Sheriff., Mrs
a. ]. Davis. Mrs. T.. 3. Erwin, Mrs.
Dr. s. Ewing, Mrs. w. II. Baxter, Mrs.
j. II. Manderficld. Mrs. c. 8. Pulver,
Mrs. c. l.. Apologize, Mrs. a. G. Ma
han, Mrs. Frank l.. Hines and Mrs.
Gideon Snyder On the lodge room
floor bridge was played and 800" was
the game on the other floors. Mrs.
Frank Parker Won the first prize at
bridge and Mrs. l.. W. Smeltzcr the
cup prize. AT 800" Mrs. ]. H. Shnna-
Gan was the first prize winner and Mrs.
Max Beaver carried off the cup prize
The ones making the highest score
at each table were awarded the deck
OF cards used In the game.
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