Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03

week, the decorations being In red and
green, and four tables played. Prizes
| were won by Mrs. w. b. Stanley. Mrs.
c. A. Quigley, Mrs. G. Il. Brce and
Mrs. ]. c. Hanchett,
! Mrs. Harold S. Dayncs entertained
on Thursday afternoon at 500 in honor
| of her sister. Miss May. f. Taylor.
| whose marriage to Dale Howard
| Parke takes place shortly, about 80
being present. The parlor and dining
room We're decorated with strings Of
red and white hearts and red and
white carnations used with white
narcissus, the table In the dining
room having streamers of the same
colors, while the library was in pink
carnations. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. ]. w. Taylor and Mrs. K. $. Day
nes The affair was also in the nature
OF n linen shower and cut glass
piece was the prize in the card con-
test.
Invitations have been issued by the
board of directors of the Auxiliary of
the reading room for the Blind Pub
lie Library for their annual reception
on Wednesday afternoon. Dec. Z. 3 to
o'clock ut the parlors of the Kenyon
hotel
Mrs Moylan C. Fox and Mrs. Law
renee Fox entertained ut bridge tea
Thursday afternoon, the decorations
being in chrysanthemums and carna-
lions, the dining room being in red
with candle shades to match Assist
ing during the afternoon were Mrs.
i. j. Fabian, Mrs. j. r. Walker, Mrs.
George J. Gibson and Mrs. James
Hogle, Jr.
Mrs. b. T. Cannon entertained
Thursday afternoon at Il tea in honor
of Mrs. K. n. Campbell and Mrs.
Charles b. Titcomb, the rooms being
in yellow narcissus, and the table in
the dining room having q Cluny lace
cloth over yellow satin, and q basket
of narcissus tied with yellow tulle for
u centerpicce and yellow candle
shades. About $50 invitations were is
sued.
Mrs, JOY II. Johnson gave Il lunch
con on Wednesday afternoon at the
Commercial club. the table being laid
in the gold room. and the table dec
grated in yellow chrysanthemums
Covers were laid for about so geusts.
Mrs. Russell Coc Woodruff enter
tanned at a series OF social affairs this
Week.
Mr.. and. Mrs II. a. Kcyes will give
n dinner at the Commercial club next
week.
Invitations have been issued for n
masquerade carnival to be given for
the benefit of the music department
Of the University OF Utah on Friday, |
Dee 2. at the gymnasium building. |
Tho grand march will take place az |
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Mrs. w, w Armstrong entertained
at bridge tea on Tuesday. nine
tables being played. The decorations
were in pink, chrysanthomums aud
pink shaded candles and the hostess
was assisted by Mrs w, II. Cunning
ham, Mrs, Charles ID. Roolilidge, Mrs.
John W! R"oklidgc. and Mrs. W. c.
Alexander ana prizes awarded at
each table.
The new bridge tournament mot
Tuesday with Mrs. +. j, Fabian the
members including besides the hos
tess, Mrs. j. Is. Risune Mrs. Robert J.
JudEe Mrs. Arthur Bird and Mrs. L..
- Mccormick. Mrs, Ashby d. Clevc-
land and Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs. A.
v, Calaghan and Miss Kate Williams
Mrs j. Walcott Thompson ana Miss
Bancroft Mrs, j. p. Megcnth ana
Miss Lane, Miss Edith Sherman and
Miss Hanauer. The next meeting will
pc held on Tuesday next with Mrs.
Mccormick.
Another bridge tournament met on
Monday with Miss Anna McCorn,cl,
ana played the first game Of n series.
the members being: Mrs. W. Mont