Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-05
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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PERSONAL
This afternoon Mrs. Merrill Nibey
entertains IN honor of Miss Alice Nib
ley. the rooms being decorated In sun
flowers and asters and about 30 pres
ent The diningroom Is in yellow, the
table having lace spread over yellow
with yellow sunhowers for center
piece and yellow candles and ribbons
Assisting the hostess are the Misses
Frances Clayton, Rehan Spencer, Emma
Beebe, Minerva and Retta Young.
Tomorrow Miss Nibey and Miss Mar
geret Werner will he guests OF honor
at an afternoon AFFAIR to be given by
Mrs, Ed Dyer.
on Thursday the Misses Alice Nib
ley and Margaret Werner will be guests
of honor at a luncheon TO he given by
Miss Eloise Yates.
Mrs John Rich will be hostess at a
large bridge party on Wednesday aft
ernoon TO be given in honor of Mrs
Robert II. Allen.
The marriage OF Miss Anna CITIZEN
and Max Davidson takes place tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Hines give a
bridge party tomorrow evening at their
apartment i'm the Bransford for their
son, Lieut.. Charles Hines, previous to
his departure for the east
Mrs Walter Scott Weller gives an
afternoon AFFAIR on Wednesday at her
apartment in the Kensington
on Friday Mrs Joseph r Nibley en-
tertains in honor Of Miss Alice Nibiey
Mrs. Rob Wilson and Miss Clare
Smith entertain this week In honor OF
Miss Margeret Werner
Miss Ethel Platt one of the seasons
brides. will be guest Of honor at
Kitchen shower on Friday given by
Mrs. a. B, candland
Miss Alton Pace is another OF the
fall brides who will be entertained THIS
week, among the affairs being china
shower on Saturday, TO be given by
Miss Mildred Jones.
Miss Myrtle McEvoy was hostess this
afternoon at n luncheon at the Com
mercial club, followed by an oropheum
party. given i'm honor OF Miss Adellne
jacobson, who leaves next week TOT
Notre Dame. Ind The table was deco,
rated in white asters, and covers ialo
for TO- including the chaperone, Mrs A.
r. Margetts, Mrs. :. Cheshire, and the
Misses Helen Wilson, Gala Crane, MIL
dred Lane. Lou Hays, Lillian Rley'
Clare Foote
Miss Juliet Knowlton was hostess al
n pretty affair for one Of the autumn
brides, entertaining at luncheon az
which the decorations were enectNely
done in yellow, while the living room
was in pink and white. The table had
a lace cloth over yellow, ana yellow
Mowers for centerpiece, while the
place cards were also hand painted IN
sunnowers.
Mre. O. ]. Salisbury entertained AT
thinner on Friday evening at tho Coun-
try club. the decorations being IN as
tiers and covers laid for 80 guests.
Tho y. e. o. society holds It's hrst
meeting Of the season this afternoon
with Mrs Blakely.
Mrs James II. Jennings gave de-
lightful dancing party on FRIDAY hisht
i'm honor Of her niece. Miss Dorolhs
Jennings. the rooms being decorator
with "A profusion OF goldenglow, ana an
orchestra stationed behind Danh OF
palms furnishing music for the dancers
The hostess was assisted by Mrs wal
ter Jennings Mrs. George i. Badger,
Miss Mary Jennings. Misses Lyula
Wells. Marian and Virginia whitney
and Mary Jennings.
Miss Winnifred Petit one OF the COM
ing seasons brides was guest of honor
on Friday at delightful kensington
given by Mrs. F. w Jones, the decor
ations being in pink and white sweet
peas and asters, and the intimate
friends of the bride-elect being enter
tanned. Assisting the hostess were MIS-
J. II. Whitbeck and Mrs. Mcknight
Mrs w w. Ritter and family have
returned from California where they
have been spending the summer
Miss Helen Bourford was hostess
Friday at card party. the decorations
and refreshmcnts being carried out
chiefly in pink. and four tables played
Mrs. f. w. Little and children are
home from Los Angeles where they
have spent the summer
Mrs Charles w Price entertained
her Sewing club on Thursday.
one OF the pretty bridal affairs
was the afternoon tea given by
Miss Frances Ferguson In honor
~ Miss Rosamond Richie, the rooms
being chiefly decorated In pink. white
and lavender asters. and sweet peas
the dining room being especially attrac-
tive with its table done in the pink
and white and white and streainers OF
mink tulle extending from the chan
dener 70 the four corners. Nastur-
tuma were used I'm the parlor and gol-
denglow I'm the hall. Miss Dorothy
BAILEY assisted during the afternoon.
An interesting wedding was that ~
Miss Blanche Strong and Oscar NJ Hog"
lund on Thursday at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM VI.
Strong 1871 east Fourth South street.
The coremond was performed by Bishop
Joseph Christensen at 5 pm. in the
presence Of the immediate family and
a largo reception followed later In the
evening The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Harriet Strong and Miss
Elvie Bailey, and the groom by his