Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11

Mrs c. A. Quigley was guest Of
honor yesterday at delightful after
noon affair given by Mrs. James
Hughes, the rooms being bright with
roses, and a number Of friends assist
Ing The table In the dining room
had a centerpiece OF Irish lace and
cut glass bowl filled with red roses
surrounded by red and white roses and
ferns. About 20 guests we're present
Mrs. Elbridgo Thomas has issued
Invitations two bridge teas to be
given on wednesday and THURSDAY Oh.
next week.
There viii be a meeting OF the
American Wcman's league tonight at
the Kenyon pdrlors at eight O'Clock
There viii be a special meeting or
the Auxiliary to United Com. travel
crs on Wednesday, June To- -'5O D. ~
Eaglts nall.
A O'Clock dinner viii be served at
the Country club this evening follow
ed by the usual dance.
Mrs George W. Putnam entertained
Yesterday at a bridge tea, ave tables
being piayed and other guests COM
ing In for tea. The rooms were de-
corated in roses. cOreopsis and sweet
william, the dining room being es-
nectalIy attractive with baskets Of the
latter flowers ia red and pink Assist
ing were Mrs. Hal Brown, Mrs harry
Teoker and Miss Tinsman. This after
noon Mrs. Putnam entcrtains at
second affair.
Mrs. w. w. cum is hostess this
afternoon at card party.
Mrs. W. H. Weyher entertains her
Luncheon club this afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. r. W. Hin
Mrs. W. r. Wallace entertaiped at
cards yesterday FOR Mrs. w. 5. Earls
Of North Yakima, Wash, the rooms
being beautifully decorated in
asparagus ferns aud roses and about
seven tables played. Assisting were
Mrs. +. &. Parsons, and Mrs. Jackson
McChrystal and Miss Hilda Greeson-
Mrs. Allen McNitt win leave for
Los Angeles sunday evening for a
short trip.
Mrs. Hannah Wells attained her
eighty-nrst birthday anniversary on
Thursday and the occasion was cole
brated In a reception at her home,
from five o'clock y. m. and during the
evening, the guests being chiefly menu
bers of the family. The rooms we're
bright with flowers and Mrs. Wells
received many handsome gifts. Assist
ing during the hours were the hostess
daughter. Mrs. Abbie W. chaplin, Mrs.
A. II. Clark, Mrs. Gcrshom Wells and
Miss Marjorie Wells. 4 large number
enjoyed the pleasant AFFAIR.
on "Wednesday Mrs John NJ Stuck,
II Kensington apartments. enter
talned the Auxiliary to United Com
mercial travellers, and there were six
tables Of 500" the first prize spin
did book was won by Mrs. steele.
Each lady was presented with a bound
copy OF poems tied with l. g. II.
colors. The rooms were prettily de-
corated with flowers and an elaborate
luncheon served.
Mrs Lily Wolstonholme entertain
ed at a delightful musical last eve-
ming In honor of T. l1. II. Scott. prin-
cipaI Of the waterloo school, and the
teachers Of the same institution, the
rooms being decorated I'm carnations
and roses. and about 80 guests present
The following program was given;
Vocal solos by Miss Bessie Smith, Miss
Della Wolstenholmo. Miss Vera Grif-
fen, and Alma q. clayton and instru-
mental selections 10y Miss Lenore
Watts and T. Il. II Scott. Refresh
ments were served and most enjoy
able time spent.
The Misses Florence and Jennie
Hamilton entertained very pleasantly
al a china shower for Miss Hazel Hin,
! one OF the June brides. The
afternoon was spent In games
and music, after which de-
! lcious luncheon was served. Mrs
Hamilton and Miss Edna Hamilton
assisted the hostesses and those VINO
| enjoyed the afternoon were: MISS
/ Hazel Hlll. Misses Emily and Grace
| Mcdonald. Misses Lottio Williams
! Meri Miller, Hortense White theresa
| horne. Vern Hutchinson, Jessie Ire
nam. Sadie Harper Mabel Wagstah,
! Iottie Ashton, Edna Hamilton ana
| Emily Pratt
scandinavian Jubilee Wandamere
| Monday.