Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12

man. Prizes were won by Mrs. Cline.
Mrs G. V. Schramm. Mrs. R E. Nc
Conaughy, Mrs. T. G. Love, Mrs. A. T.
Sanford. Mrs. J. Fl. Johnson. Mrs. Fred
Odell, Mrs. w. I. Snyder. Mrs. A. c.
Smith and Miss Samson.
Miss Ramola King was hostess on
Thursday afternoon at an informal
bridge tea given In honor of Miss
Zula Houtz OF Provo who is her guest
The rooms were decorated in pink and
white roses and ferns and the hostess
was assisted by Miss Vera Edwards.
The prize In the card contest was won
by Miss Gladys McConaughy and
others present were the Misses Barnes.
Mary Halloran. Merce Lewis, Virginia
Beatty. Rose Evans. Helen Evans.
Buccile Clark, Rhea Nibley, Winifred
Brice. Ellie Mcmillan. Vera Edwards.
Miss Maud Ritter entertained the
members of the decoration committee
of the recent junior parade at n dinner
Thursday night at the home of her par
being decorated In daffodils and covers
laid for Miss Jean Williams. Miss
Marjorie Brooks. Miss Margaret Wat
son, S. c. Taylor, H c. Richardson, L.
a. Whitmore and Tracy Y. Cannon.
Mrs. j. C. Hooper entertained in
formally at luncheon on Thursday for
Mrs. John Darling of New York.
Mrs. George Reed entertained the
Utopia club on Wednesday afternoon,
a luncheon being served and bridge
following with four tables played The
prizes were won by Mrs. H. C. Hoff-
man. Mrs, Isadore Mayer. Mrs. C. NJ
Bell and Mrs. l.. w. Snow. The club
Will In VIZ Ocnkg Wp1ncuAoN
Feb. 2s. with Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood In
tho Miller flats.
The junior class of the L. D. s. u.
gave dancing party at the Lion house
last night, tho room being decorated in
the class colors purple and white and
n delightful time spent. The girls of
the class had a candy booth with wares
made by themselves.
Mrs. H. f. Van Housen entertained
at a delightful bridge tea on Tuesday,
six tables being played and a number
coming I'm aftcrward for tea The par
lor and library wero In daffodils and
the dining room In red carnations, the
table having n mound of them with
red shaded candelabra at each end.
Mrs. Richard Savage of Ogden presided
at the table, assisted by the Misses
Ruth Cooper. Mary Jenkinson and
GLADYS Savage. Prizes were won by
Mrs George Reed Mrs. e. NJ. Leonard,
Mrs. Horace Dunbar. Mrs. A Fl. Pea
body. Mrs. Ostler and Miss Gibbons.
Mrs. A. L. Kimball was hostess ut
a bridge tea on Tuesday, the decora-
tions being red carnations and red
shaded lights and Mrs George Rust
and Miss Darlene Kimball assisting.
Prizes were won by Mrs. NJ. w. LII
lard, Mrs. VIII Brown, Mrs. Richard
Stingley and Miss Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Snyder entertain
ed u dinner on Tuesday evening the
table being effectively decorated in red
carnations and covers laid for Mr.. and
Mrs w. C. Tuttlc. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Fergus
Ferguson.
Mrs j. A. Kearns, Mrs. Fl. f.
Klcinschmidt and Mrs. Joseph Peterson
entertained at an Informal tea on Mon
day for Miss Alice Lund of Ephraim,
the decorations being In pink and white
carnations and about a half dozen
present
The masquerade ball given at the
University club was a delightful af-
fair n number of striking costumes
being worn. and Il large number pres
ent The rooms were bright with 1ags
and pcnnants. flowers and ferns.
Mrs. Byran Conrad entertained the