Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

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Social interest oont0rod chiefly this
week In tho benefit performance of ST.
Elmo gt the Colonial large number 0f
salt Lakes prominent society women
being connected with ths three instl-
buttons benefited. the Orphans Home
and nuE Nursery Free kIudcrgarton
and Fairgrounds association. The boxes
each uight were filled with Representa-
tive people and parties were made up
Tor other seats 800 various parts Of the
house.
NIs Hubbard Reed was hostess at
delightful luncheon az the Country
club on wednesday. the table being
bright with garden flowers. and covers
laid iIr IS guests.
Mrs claude s. Williams and Miss
Charlotte Holmes will entertain FOR
Mrs o. A. Quisley this afternoon with
n0N party az the Orphcum, 10 be-
followed by luncheon
tf.e r. W Wonuacott entertained on
Wednesday az a shower party Tor Miss
MaI r Thomas. one of tho June brides
the rooms being decorated in syringas,
ana the table ln the dinlnEroom being
especially pretty with It's cut glass
bowl nlled with the flowers aud
streamcrs Of green chiffon extending
from the chandelier 20 the four corners
Of the table The place cards wero
photographs Of the bride-elect
Miss Thomas win be guest ~ honor
al a shower party next "Wednesday TO
beg wen by Mrs. Fl. w. Branch.
This afternoon Mrs 7. n Bailey en-
tcrtains In honor Of her neico Miss JOY
De Camp. and Mrs Harold Siegsl. the
rooms being decorated In garden fow-
ers Of various colors About FIVE tables
are played and the hostess is assisted
by a number Of friends.
Tonight Mrs. r. c. woodruff enter
tains for Miss De Camp az dinner az
the Country club, and her party win
afterward attend the dance.
Miss Alverda Martin was hostess at a
ddnghtful card-party on Tuesday after
noon given IN honor Of Miss Ruebelle
I}athbone the rooms being effectively
decorated IN yellow roses, and four
tables played. The amusement was
zoo
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Riley entertained
on Tuesday night in celebration Of their
twenty-nfth wedding anniversary
Miss Stella Fabian entertained de-
lightfully on Wednesday afternoon for
Miss Joy De Camp and Mrs. Charles l..
smith
Mrs George n Raybould entertained
the Quingenta club this week. Five
Tables were played aud prizes won by
Mrs n p. Booth, Mrs. Samuel King
and the hostess.
Miss Viola Donhalter was guest u
honor on Thursday afternoon az a tea
given by Mrs + r Dyer. the rooms
being effectively decorated I'm June
flowers ana large number present
Mrs r J westcott entertained the
Crystal Gard club on "Wednesday. the
rooms being beautifully decorated IN
red roses and carnations. and Mrs O.
A. Qugley being guest Of honor. Four
tables We're played ana prizes FOR the
years tournament were awarded 20
Mrs w w. Rivers. FIRST prize, Mrs
%. h Hewett, second prize. Mrs Frank
Bird. third prize. Mrs. j c. Lynch. the
draw prize Mrs James Langton. the
consolation prize: Mrs Quigley, the
guest prize. Mrs. Arthur Tiernan, the
house prize and Mrs r. J. Westcott
the hostess prize
Tho Utah woman's Press club held
it's last session Of the season Wednes-
day night In the RELIEF society pdrlOrs,
large number being present, includ-
ing the present and former members
and their friends numbering about so
An interesting program was given and
later refreshments were served and a
social half hour passed.
Mrs. Lewis Gordon entertained on
Thursday az a bridge tea, six tables
being played and about 30 guests COM
ing in later for tea. Red roses were
used On the parlors and yellow In the
diningroom. tho table having "a Cluny
lace cloth over yellow and a. Japanese
basket filled with yellow garden roses.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Russell
Schuider and the Misses Baer. Frances
Ferguson, Margeret Merrill and Emma
zane
Miss Virginia Smith was guest of
honor on Tuesday az a heart party
given By Miss Mary Nicholson, the
rooms being decorated in pink peonics
and carnations and the prize won by
Mrs w j. Eldredge
Mrs. p. r. Harvey was hostess on