Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. Ernest Bamberger entertained at
luncheon at the Alta club this after
noon. the table being decorated in pink
chrysanthemums and covers laid for 10
guests.
Mrs. Walter G. futile is hostess this
| Afternoon at an informal bridge party,
the parlors being decorated In bronze
| and yellow chrysanthemums. and the
| dining room in Madame Chetnoy roses,
while Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney presides at
| the tea table, assisted by the Misses
Mildred and Marian futile.
Mrs. F. l.. Dodge entertalns at
| bridge tea this afternoon In honor of
| her mother. Mrs. ]. l.. Kiser, and her
| sister. Miss Jeanneatte Kiser, of Iowa,
| six tables being played and 4 number
| of others coming in for tea The dec
oratons throughout are in white chry-
santhemums and ferns. and presiding
| In the dining room Is Mrs. r, a. Reyes.
assisted by Mrs. Charles Sampson Of
| the post and Miss Ethel Mount.
Mrs. Lewis Martin, Mrs w, W. Lit
| tie and Miss Alvcrda Martin are host
| csses this Afternoon at n bridge tea
given Mt the home OF the former. nine
tables being played and prizes awarded
| at each, The parlor and library are
| >,
and the dining room in pink. the table
having a centerpiece of pink carnations,
! with bows and strcnmers OF pink ma
| line aiding In the effect. Presiding In
| the dining room are Mrs. Fl. G. Nc
| MILAN, Mrs. W. J. Bennett. and Mrs.
! w D. Foster. and assisting them arc
the Misses Ruby Lambourne, Elsie
| Zwickcy. Vera Morse and Ethel Mar
tin.
Tonight Miss Virginia Beatty gives
| II dancing party at the Country club
in honor of the Misses Mary and Carey
| Marshall.
Tho "Buskins" the new dramatic club.
| will be entertained this evening at the
University club by Athol Rawlins, Har-
old Fabian and Alex Thomas.a program
to be given by members of the club.
Mrs, r. L. Newman will entertain the
members of the G, b. Club today.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Swenson celc-
bratcd their china wedding anniversary
last evening in n delightful party given
Mt their home. S2i ID street. about so
guests being present The rooms were
prcttily decorated with chrysantl,e-
! NUNS of various colors and music
| recitations and games We're features OF
! the event. Dainty refreshments were
served. the hostess being assisted BY
| her sisters.
Mrs. w. Fl. Alexander viii entertain
on Saturday in honor of her daughter.
Mrs Wing 3. Allen.
Major and Mrs. Arrasmtth enter
tanned the Rcgimental Bridge club last
| night Mt the post. tho rooms being eff
| fectively decorated. and assisting dur
ing the evening being Capt and Mrs.
Bryan Conrad and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
p, Elliott.
| Miss Sybella W. Clayton and Miss
Mary H. Kimball sail from New York
today for Europe.
a delightful affair of yesterday was
| the luncheon given by Mrs. Frank Knox
In honor of Mrs. L. r. Holmes and
Mrs. Thomas Kearns, the rooms being
decorated In pink and white chrysan-
thcmums and eight tables played, with
prizes awarded at each.
a quietly arranged marriage of yes
terday was that OF Mrs. Emma Newell
Josse!yn and Frank p. Kimball, both
OF this city, the couple going to Ogden
to be married With tho idea OF surpris-
Ing their friends. Mr.. Kimball Is the
license collector OF this place and both