Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Miss Emma Lucy Gates was guess
OF honor az an Informal but deligntful
reception last night given BY hrr par-
ents' MI and Mis- Jacob Gates at tire
9otial hAli' where about 200 friend.
sutneIeu 10 meet Ctahs ca mins
young songstrcss. Durug tho rNeatf Z
MISS Gates sang Sweet Bra" the son
Win winch she first Won the n.atts ul
SAT- Lakes music lovers. and aftc.Wari
save the beautiful old melody "sh,l,
Oh ocean Whlcn met with ruch favor
AT her recent concert hlur.caI numbers
were also given by an orchestra incm,i.
ing three Of Miss Gates's brothers ard
a cousin, their efforts demonstrating
that the musical temperament ana gi {.
Is shared by others OF Miss Gatas's
tamlly. Refreshments Were served
from long tables down stairs and dane
ing was enjoyed GA the upper floor thu
amair being most delightful one in
all respects.
Mr.. and Mrs J w Mumford an
nounce the engagement OF their dauRb
ter, Daisy. To Verne Metcalf the mar.
riage to take place early in July
Miss Minctto Baer returns today from
u 'hree weeks stay N Colorado.
Miss Katie Holiday LETT last uiebt
for months stay ion Union and Tp
Grand, or where she VIII visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Holman eu.
nounce the engagement Of their dauch-
ter, Alice. to Warren a. Baker OF Idah,
Falls. The wedding win take place the
last OF this month.
Mrs. w /. Mcleod will entertain at
a morning bridge party next Wednca.
day i'm honor of Mrs. Andrew McCauig
OF Spokane.
Mrs. w. r. Tyndale was hostess at
a large reception yesterday afternoon
the rooms being bright with roses. car
nations and ferns and the hours being
from 3 to 6 O'Clock The hostess was
assisted by Mrs Ledyard NJ Bailey
Mrs. j. c. Hanchett. Mrs. A c. smith
Mrs. George 10. Merrill. Mrs W c.
ruehl, Mrs Campbell and the Misses
Helen Boxrud. Florence Jennings and
Helen Evans
Mrs. W. II. Rowe entertained az "a
card party yesterday her guests being
members Of Banner Hive No II Ladies
Of the Maccabees The decorations
were in roses and sweet peas. and tho
hostess assisted by Mrs. j. G. Hanchett
Mrs. sam Lester, Mrs Morrssey, Mrs
Wheelon, Mrs. Livingston and Mrs IL
Fevre In the game OF 500 the prizes
and Mrs, Heystek. About so guests
were present
The C1iqueoe club entertained few
friends at Saltair. the party numbering
about a Dozen
The Misses Geneve. Ethel and Alice
Felt are hostesses at "A bridge party this
afternoon at their home on First North
street
Miss Mary Edwards whose marriage
TO John Back took place this week was
recipient OF an evening party given on
Tuesday evening by the NJ. ]. A. Of
the Nineteenth ward. at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parsons, 81 Quince
street The rooms were decorated with
Shasta daisies, and a musical program
was given by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Ed
ward, Miss Anna Erickson, Misses
RUBY and Anna Parsons and Maud
Erickson. feature Of the evening
was the presentation Of pearl and
diamond sunburst pin. by Mrs. Emma
Sconberg on behalf OF the association
both as a token OF esteem from the
NJ. J. A. of which Miss Edwards ha>
been president for some time and aiso
as a bridal gift. About 30 friends en-
joyed the pleasant AFFAIR
on Monday Mrs. James w. Wardrop
attained her ifty-fifth birthday anni-
versary. and members Of tho Twelfth
thirteenth ward Relief society sur
prisod her by gathering at her home
ia the number OF about 40, and spend
ing a most enjoyable time. Mrs. Ward
ron was president OF the Relief society
of the Joint wards till her removal u
Farmers ward. and the members show
cd their appreciation and esteem by
presenting her with a handsome silver
mounted handbag. a pleasant feature
of the afternoon was the photograph
Ing of the party who lined up on the
porch informally and were taken I'm a
group. the picture to serve as pleas
ant memento Of the affair. The rooms
were decorated In sweet peas. aud y
ous baskets. The occasion was alto
gcther enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. y. Wiley entertain
cd the Washington circle Friday owe
ming at their home. This circle Is
composed OF number OF salt Lakers
who lived In Washington. and most
OF the gentlemen are alumni Of the
George WASHINGTON university. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs Ben L.
Rich. DR.. and Mrs II =. Lund, DR.
and Mrs. George l. Weller. air and
Mrs G. A. DAGGER. Mr.. ard Mrs Lewis
T. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Jensen. DR.
and Mrs. Claud O. Cannon. Mr.. and
Mrs w c Hurd. Miss Marie Morris
and DIR Jorgensen.
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