Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20


Tho week has been the busiest Of the
Summer season. the number OF we'd
u dinRs matching those Of a week In
Juno pr september. Besides these a
Il number Of other social affairs have
. been given, including teas and lunch
+ cons. chiefly. with many parties be-
4 sides az Saltair, Wandamere and La
4 COON The out OF town people are re-
turning each day from Brighton and
other summer resorts. and from this
4 time on the social world VIII be en-
4 livened. doubtless, with numberless en-
7 tertainmcnts September VIII see the
4 weddings OF a number Of popular young
Z people Of the city, and incidental TO
them VIII be the bride parties which
invariably precede each marriage
Mr. and Mrs J r. Judge entertained
at dancing party on Thursday night
at The Cobbles" In honor Of their
guests. william and Gilbert Wymand
Of Louisville, Ky
Mrs W A. Tibbals and Miss Tib-
tais cntertane on Thursday at a lawn
party. supper being served there
and a delightful afternoon spent.
Miss Mildred Jones was hostess at
la,Vn party Thursday, given In honor Of
her sister Miss Mabel Jones, one Of
strung with yellow lanterns and electric
lights shaded in yellow. and Il musical
program and a progressive game were
among the features.
Another lawn party of Thursday was
that given by the Misses Conkwright,
Treweek and Berry at the home Of the
former. where about so friends were
entertained delightfully."- Lanterns and
electric lights made the lawn brilliant
and dancing was among the pleasant
features.
Mrs Frank p. Swindler entertained
informally at luncheon at the Country
club on wednesday.
Mrs. j. NJ silver gave reception on
"Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Frank j.
Laben OF Pueblo, Colo, the decorations
being in yellow chrysanthcmums, aud
other details carrying out the color. The
veranda was arranged with Navajo
rugs, and punch served there. Among
those assisting the hostess We're Mrs.
Fred Loofbourow and Miss Laprece
Belcher About so we're invited.
Mrs Frank Knox was hostess at a
luncheon at the Country club on We'd
nesday I'm honor OF Mrs. George Knox
and Mrs. G. Georns of San Francisco.
the table being effectively decorated in
a dozen guests.
Miss wipnifred Bnce was one OF the
hostesses at the Country club on We'd
nesday afternoon, entertaining In hon
or of Miss Williams and Miss HOlde-
man. The decorations were in golden
glow, and the place cards yellow with
gold monographs. Covers were laid for
about Is guests
A. H..
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of her |
guest Miss Carrie Greer OF Kansas |
city, the rooms being decorated in au- |
tumn flowers. and guessing contests be- |
ing features of the afternoon, Present |
were Mrs Frank Lowe. Mrs. Henry !,
McGee. Mrs. Allen Clark. Mrs. c. q. |
Barron Mrs G. c. Parsons, Jr., and |
the Misses Isabelle Schiller. Edgarda |
WedgwOod. Edna Coates, Sadie Coates, |
Amy McDermott. Eleanor Prout, Ro- |
wena Korns, Ruby Kerner, Helen and |
Rose Evans. Kate Groo, Dorothy and |
Phyllis Dwyer.
Mr.. and Mrs Philo I. Farnsworth |
the engagement OF their |
Alice Yates Farnsworth, to
Espey r. Cannon, the marriage to
take place on Sept I.
Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot have
issued invitations for the marriage Of |
their daughter, Chloe. and WIN II. |
Carbon of Logan, the marriage TO |
take place In Provo on Wednesday, |
Aug. "a
Another Interesting announcement Of |
the week was that of the engagement |
of James H. Rennie, the popular |
young actor and Miss Grace McCool-
ey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j II. |
McCooley, the wedding to take place |
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Russon an
nounce the engagement of their |
daughter Amy 10 Joseph II. Manwar-
ing, the marriage to take place this I
fall.
The most elaborate wedding Of the |
week was that of Miss Hilda Greeson |
and Earl Layne Coppock on Thursday |
night. the ceremony being performed l