Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

This evening the Lotus club gives
another of Its popular dancing parties
at Whitney hall. the second of it's Sc
rics The receiving committee for the
evening is composed of DR.. and Mrs.
L. w. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Whit
ney and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Mes
len.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Clinton an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Estelle, to Raymond Moore of
Boise. Ida, the marriage to take place
Jan. j..
Mrs Harold Daynes will entertain
Thursday afternoon with linen show
er. complimentary to her sister, Miss
May r. Taylor, December bride
Tho Ladies' Afternoon Bridge club
| of Fort Douglas will meet Tuesday
| afternoon with Mrs. f. NJ. Miller ut the
| post.
| The members of the Utopia club will
| vii be entertained Wednesday by Mrs.
w. + Beer at her home in b street.
The undire club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Miss Lisle Bradford.
Mrs. Edwin T.. Holmes was hostess
| on Saturday afternoon ut a luncheon in
| honor Of members of the BransforVl
| family who are here visiting from Cali
| fornia. The decorations were pink and
white chrysanthcmulns and covers were
| laid for 10.
Mrs. ". II. Alexander was hostess
| Saturday afternoon at an Informal
bridge tea given in honor OF hor dauGh-
ter, Mrs. Wing b. Allen of New York
Mrs, Paul G. Potter entertained at n
bridge tea Saturday afternoon at the
post
Miss Gladys McConaughy entertained
Saturday afternoon at an informal
bridge tea, in honor OF Miss Ruth Rus
sell of Ann Arbor, Mich. The decora-
tons being in white chryssanthemums,
and three tables played. Assisting the
hostess were Miss Virginia Beatty and
Miss Margaret Walden.
Mrs. L. Il. Holmes has Issued invita-
tons for tea for next Friday to be
given at her home. the hours being
from 4 to o'clock.
Mrs W. W. Armstrong has Issued
invitations for bridge tea next Tus-
day afternoon.
Mrs Russell c. Woodruff will be
hostess next week nj a series OF affairs
beginning with lunchcons on Tuesday
aud Wednesday and followed by bridge
teas on Friday and Saturday,
The Utah Womans Press club will
meet next Wednesday night at 1:30
with Mrs. r. y. Wells Mt the Exponent
office in the Bishops building, an in
tcrcsting program being arranged for
the evening. All former members are
cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. b. r. Cannon ana Mrs. Robert
Campbell will give n tea next Friday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Charles r,
Titcumb. the affair to take place nj
the homo of the former.
Mrs Will Clawson and daughters
Louise and Consuela leave on Wednes-
day for New York to Joint Mr.. Clawson.
who Will remain there indefinitely.
Mrs. John +. Critchlow entertained
informally Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs, ]. Y. Wychc of San Francisco.
Mrs. Nellie r. Grassland who leaves
next week for Philadelphia, was guest
of honor at n delightful re-
ception on Friday night, given
at tho home of Mrs. w. c.
Howe by the alumni or the-St. Marks
and l., D. S. hospital Nurses assoca-
tons, the rooms being bright with
chryaanthcmums and marigolds and
tho features being musical program
by an orchestra, and other Interesting
8pastimes, The hostess and guest OF
honor wcrc assisted by the presidents
Of the associations. Miss May Walker
and Miss Korous,
One Of tho large parties during tho
week was that given by tho Loafers
club at the Orpheum Friday night
complimentary to their lady friends,
There We're l6 couples present. Aftor