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Show DESERET EVENING Inc beautifully decorated In cardan flower and eorer laid for 15 cuaau. (5odal The rooms are bright Wednesday. with brldalwrea h. and pink and lavender sweet peas ths table ip the a a for diningroom having wu Pink maline alo centerpiece basket of pink sweet peas tied with used. effectively urora I include raalina The other guests pink rAar Sirs. J D Alrme? Mrs H. E Gilea Mrs J. Whits, Mrs. Albert Gill. Mrs. Wells. Mias Virginia Heed, Miss Al- - Susan Winnard, Mrs. Belle 8chettler. berta Reed, Mias Eiolae Berry. Miss Mrs. H. E. Giles. Jr.. Mrs. W. Coombs. Helen Drennan, Mis Ruth Cutler. Miss Elmer Sandberg, Ada 8tringham, George Luke, Alvin Chritopherson. Art Sperry. Warren )Ceate. Glen Mr. and Mr. Albert Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. McEwan, Weddings and war have been dominant topic and molivea in social week, what with bridMla, preparations for departure to the war or to front, training stationa and the many social affairs at which Red Cross and other prepared nes work has been the dominant ida Next week a number of prominent young men of ths eity leave for New York to sal! later to Join ths ambulance corps In Europe, and their departure will mean the breaking up of many a Jolly social and school ef, in whl-Miss Bernice Lyman was guest of they have figured prominently dur- - honor Friday afternoon at a social The ing the past two.or three MrJ nature of their errand .bro,d k of rab 14 being pre,nt. Tfi. too serious a nature to have been at- - event was gue.t. in the nature of a mlscel tended with many special social func ianeous shower and luncheon, ths tions, in the way of farewells, but decorations being In iris and a Japquiet gatherings will take place for anese parasol holding the gifts for hand shakes and good by before their the bride. The other guests were departure. Mrs. W. H. Lyman, Mrs. J. Fred Egan. Mrs Albert Schoenfeld. Mrs. The Liberty Chapter. I A. R.. cele- Boy m our Robbins. Mrs. Edna Schosn-felbrated Flag day in a delightful lunchMrs P. W. Dunyan. Mr. Houtx. eon at the Country club, the affair Mrs. TheoOore Bchoenfeld. n Mrs. a being an annual one. The rooms and the .Misses Beth. Marie, wsre beautifully decorated In the patand Mary Robbins. riotic colors, fiags being everywhere, e and the tables each having a great Miss Lyman will be guest of honor bowl of flowers in the red, white and at a number of other social affairs blue, crimson peonies, bridal wreath In the near future. Tomorrow Mis atjd blue iris being used, and the pro- Josephine Chaee will give a breakfusion of gay blooms transforming the fast at her home in Centerville; oil rooms into a literal bower. An or- next Miss Marie evening. chestra rendered musical numbers, in- James Tuesday will entertain at the home of terspersed with vocal selections by her sister. Mrs. L. T. Whitney, at a Hr. Drew Clark, whose excellent so- shower party, and next Friday Mrs. prano voice ha attracted much at- Edgar W&ym&n will entertain for her. tention. The orchestra was cornjgflfced On Wednesday Miss Lyman will give of the leader. Miss Mae Andwson, a trousseau tea at her home. violinist; Miss Rachel Anderson, cellist, and Miss Marie Elliott, pianist. On Wednesday Mrs. Edward G. JenAt the close, the assemblage sang "The Btar Spangled Banner." with Mrs. A. sen entertained at a luncheon at her in honor of Mrs Mark 8owby H. Peabody leading. Mrs. F. L. home Nephi. the table being decorated Dodge was chairman of the commit- of in lilies of the valley, and the hostess tee on arrangement, and was asassisted by Miss Pearl Sparks sisted by Mrs Peabody who was in beingMiss Ada McKImmon. The other charge of the music. Mrs. G. V. I awry and were Mrs. T. L- - Foote. Mrs. regent, Mrs. M. K. Parsons, Miss guests Helen Hanna and Miss Edth Mudgett. J. R. Edgheill, Mr. William Wright, McPherson. Mrs. James Covers were laid for the following Mrs James Mrs. Rose Card. Mrs. M. K. Parsons, Mr. Riches and guests r. Stephen Cobb, Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Priscilla Jennings entertainMiss Anna Tinsman, Miss Thslrra Vandever. .Miss Anna Lee ed on Wednesday at a delightful aftwo fair at her home In honor of MarMiss Miss Xrk, Dorothy Cook. guerite. Jessup Miss Beatrice Barton, granddaughters. Miss Marian Jen; t, Miss Luclle Morningstar. Miss Lois ning. a and Mr. Arthur Casiell. Miss Marion Tuttle. Mr. F. J. E Taylor of Eagle Lake. Fla- - Ths Laben, Miss Pauline Shorb. Mrs. P. rooms were beautifully decorated in M. Dandall, Mrs. Edward E. Hoff- - red and pink peonies and bridalwreath man, Mrs. E. L. JoritU, Mrs. James K. combined with clusters of snowball, Bhaw. Mrs Jam Eager. Miss Jose- the diningroom being In the pink phine Wallace. Mrs. H. J. Wallace, peonie. Aatting In the general enMJss Lois. Wallace, Mrs. Sterling j? tertaining of the guests were Mr. Snow. Mrs C. L. Paine. Ml Alice James E. Jennings, Mrs. Walter P. E. Rowe. Mis Ella M. Dukes, Mrs, Jennings. Mr. Isaac Jennings, Mrs. H. K. KUngender. Mrs. W. C. Hall. Harold Jennings nd Mra Leroy Miss May Alexander, Mr George E. Forrester. Mrs. J. Willis Bishop. Miss The following granddaughters of Martha Alexander. Mis Florence Mr. Jennings asisted In the dining Jessup. room: Mr. Paul Thilo, Ml FlorM& Ella Crowder. Mis Linda B. ence Jenn!ng. Miss Dortftljy JenC. Mrs. P. Miss Inez Jeasup, Strange. , Miss Katherine Jennings, Miss Adams. Mrs. E. O. Lee. Mr. A. H. nings Claire Rlter, Miss Maye Riter and Peabody. Mrs. W. W Trimmer, Mrs. Mis Ruth Jennings. Durlnr the reff. B. TufTIe. Mrs. Gdorge Emory Felhours 100 guest were enterlows. Mlsa Grace W. Bailey, Mrs. C. ceiving tained. B. Kinney. Mrs. Frank B. Wicks, Mr. C. F. Jennings. Mrs. F. L. Dodge, Mr. F. W. Milner entertained on Mrs. David Degg. Jr., Mrs. W P. in Kiser. Mra. J. E. Oglesby. Mrs. R. E. Wednesday afternoon at a tea one of the Wight, Mrs. George B Church. Mrs. honor of Mis Mae Milner, JO about Peter Hu me. Mrs. George V. Lawry. June brides, guesia being Mrs. Ernest Ashton Smith. Mrs. Seth present. The rooms were bright with hearts and peonies, combined with Warner Morrison. Mr. Clarence E. Uen. Mrs. W. H. Alexander. Mrs. sweet pea, and the other guests In. ous Rippe. Mrs W. C. Axhwlll. Mr. eluded. Miss Roth Fullsom, who as Ing Chamberlin. Mrs W W. Norton, 'slated the hostess in entertaining, and Mr L. J. Milton. Mrs. W. H. Agee, Mrs. Murray Snow, Mrs. Eugene Ostler. Mrs. A. L. Diver, Mrs W. L. Hoffer. Mrs. E. Ralph. Mrs. Ella J. E. Hall of Denver. Miss Dora R. Parry, Mrs. R. F. Brink, Mrs. Moore, Miss Helen Manna, Mrs. J. Brockbank. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Craig. Mrs. E. F. Hanna. Mrs. Sarah H. Jones. Mr. Naomi Padgett. Mrs John Ersklne. Mrs. Bert Rutherford, Mrs. Kate Shill. Mrs. E. Tucker. Mra routte. Mrs. G. H. Dera, Miss Ran Clyde Price. Mlsa Ethel Parry, Miss Mr C. L. Mrs Hanson, Elsie Rohn. Miss Jennie Milner, Mlse Crockwell. Charles W. Boyd. Mr. W. E. Trsugh-ber- , Ethel Hayward. Mra. Fred Wlnegar. Mis Ada L. Ferguson. Mrs. L. H. Stohr, Mis I a The Rt. Rev Bishop Daniel 8. TutMis Jeunne Ackerman. Priscilla of was honor this guest Stohr. Mrs. D. B Mudgett, Mis Edith tle a at week large reception Mudgett. Mre. W. B. Elliott, Mrs. E given at the Hotel Utah the jubilee by A. Hartensteln. Mrs. W R. Sibley, St. of the Marks committee church, C. Mrs. H. Jenkins, Ml France proving a most Interesting one. Johnson. Mr. Florence G. Groehell, affair old of esteemfriends the time Many Mta Josephine McCarty and Miss ed extend prelate were present to Katherine Paul. greetings. e Ml Louies McEwan and Francis whowe Catherine Rtehartte. Mis H. Luke were guest of honor on Thursday evening at a dinner given marriage to B. R. Howell took place on was guest of honor by Mrs. J. A Luke and Mlse Pearl today, Loire, rhe tame being decorated In Wednesday at a delightful luncheon Mll-lMrs Lee filled bowls Charles sweet with by crystal pea, party given and a vase of pink carnations for a at the Country club, the table be- I afAirs this SECTION 16 1917 rial affair W 1 a dozen friends invited, including mem ber of a club of which the hostess and guest of honor wer formerly members, and also a few other club ntertaiw evening at th. Esther Hanaen in Holluf honor of one of its member. U1 Virginia Wilson, a bride-ele- t Miss E. E. Mrs. on Wednesday home their Lake month. Th members are ri2 dred Stephens. Mlsa Leone A mot? Esther Hanson. Miss Ella Ferrik u busie Margetta. Mis Helen Miss Florence Folsom. Miss Peterson. MUs Verda Hobi S Virginia Wilson and Mies H V tcraon, eve"Cob-blecres- t" on east South Temole street, the patriotic idea being carried out in the decorations and refreshments. The ball room was In Amerih can flags, blue fleur d Us, and other flower In the red. white and blue. Dancing and game, were the amusement, and supper waa served. Naomi Hoffman gave oriental dances in costume, and Mra. Drew Clark gave vocal selections of a patriotic nature, including some recently written by Mr. Lake. Mra Lake gave some songs and dances in costume. About sixty guests were in attendance bridal-wreat- f delightful affair of Monday eve- that given by Mia Phylii Jaiobson .tn honor of Miss Mirl Giles and B. H. Chalker, whose marriage will take place on June 20, The rooms were decorated in Japanese effect, and tulips, and peonies used with oriental emblema. Supper was served on the uper balcony, and each table A ning waa ?' C '.T?e Wednesday guests. Mr. and entertained at ning Mias Leone Hasiam entertain. Monday : j.V, guests being members of a dancing party on club. The following are Mis Thalia Coffman. prendemX Florence Lepper. secreiar Leone Hasiam. treasurer. Other r. u ber are Mias Blanche Bee'- - m3 Agnes Heiner. Mias Catherine CuT-lone Heiner. Mis Florence terson and Miss Margaret MroaT Mis was Marian Jennings uet of honor on WednesJ fet.-- . at a delightful day ingrtori given by Mias Iouisa and Mac Edith Weils at their home, the rooms being bright with bridalwreath and rad peonies, the tea table having crystal baskets filled with the flowers, and tied with maline Mr. Charles H. Well aasixiad her daughters during the afternoon. The guests were Miss FarnsBeulah Rosser. Miss Luclle worth. Miss Edith Armstrong. Mrs. Arthur Taylor. Miss Alma Cannon. Mrs Josephine McCarty. Miss Elizabeth Evans. Miss Helen Taylor. Mis Mildred Schreck, Mlsa Estelle Dun-yoMiss Miss Genevra McClellan. Helen Zimmerman. Miss Margaret Helen Marshall, Mis Youngberg, Miss Ruth Mandell, Miss Esther Miss Irene McCanne. and Dougherty Miss Wl. Bro-ma- JERSEY A most especially tractive A tea wa given on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Edna Williams, 520 east Second South street, for the Chi Omega sorority of the University of Utah. The assisting hostesses were Miss Daisy Rolapp, Mias Helen Spencer and Miss Margaret Felt. The tea table had for a center-piec- e a basket of red peonies, surrounded by candlesticks holding red candles Bridal wreath and pink peonies were used In the other rooms. Miss Mary Godbe and Miss Marion Whitney presided at the tea table. About 70 were in attendance. atc o s Morn-ingsta- M , ' ,"-- . iZ ! i t, -- Ml I Bottled Berries delicious dessert ; a healthful breakfast fruit; may be used in making all sorts of ap-pking foods in winter, when fresh fruit is scarce and foodstuffs soaring high in price. Order your a ef Tile KTOA and Preserving Sugar AD&aurm.v push today and put up lots of berriea and other good fruits. You must do all you can to conserve the fruit crop; it will help to keep down the price of other foods. An elaborate affair of Wednesday afternoon was the luncheon given by Mrs. L. R Wattis at the Alta club in honor of Miss Ruth Wattis and Miss of Edna Wattis of Ogden, brides-eleJune. The guests were seated at one In long table, decorated pink and white, the centerpiece being a mmintl of pink tuUpe. surrounded with bridaland maidenhair fern. From s silver basket wreath Bt-- I had for Mrs L. Williams, Mrs. B A. etxend-e- d I A musics! this streamers of pink maline the flowers. ttlion, Mrs. E. A. Wtnnanl, Mrs. E filled with corner fastened with bow. the to number was a feature, numbers being At the y AIrmet. Mrs. J. Winnard. Mrs A of each guest of honor given by Mis Helen troft. Miss Miri- was a place Hyam. Mrs. John D. Giles. Mrs. A am gift In the form of a silver bud Mrs A Jacobson, Miss Mirl Giles. Mra vase, holding a rose. Silver candleFerry, Mrs. Willard Done. jieotoonV'Mre. J S. Alrniet. Mrs J Jasper Irean. Cllelon Jacobson and sticks with pink candles, completed The hostess waa Mine Mr Van Duren. BuBh M, Myrtle Winnard. The hostess decorations. effective Mi Jenalyn Giles. Mlse jthe In the parlors, assisted by Phyllis Jacobsen Miss Mabel Fletch-re- d Miriam byJacobson. A. Jacobson received Mrs. Miss Effle Mis Annie O. Hyam. Mrs. E. ,r Watti. The decorations Bush. Mis Sarah Ciark. Mlsa Annie. and Mra. D Strang. were in pink roses, baskets of the Mlse Blanch and Mis Luclle Chalker tied with pink maline. flowers being Mis Agne, Mldgeley, s bride-elec- t, were present, tnclud-- ' About 80 was guest of honor Tuesday afternoon ing besideguests bride-elethe fol-- ! the David Mrs a social at affair given by , from Ogden: Mr. W. H. Har- Claire Mldgeley. the decorations being in lowing Mr. W. R. Kimball. Mr. E. A. and ris. red peonies and bridalwreath, Littlefield. Mrs. E. O. Wattis, Mr. about 16 guest being present. The Ralph E. Bristol. Mrs. Whitlock. Mr. marriage takes place tomorrow as served from a long table hoites wa assisted by her two Lawrence Dee. Mr. Walker Chees-maper decorated In Shasta daisies and brld- - daughter. Mrs. A. W. Thornock of Mrs. Louis Peery. Mlse Pamela alwreath combined with fern, and Idaho Fall and Mrs. 8. B. Riser of Fpargo. Miss Cleone Rich. Mia Or-tNew Mexico. nut and The card place pink maltne. Rich, Mis Ellen Bcowcroft. Mia in rne basket were Bcowcroft, Mis Marian entertained Dorothy Mr. J. M. Erktn Aaslatlng the hostess were Miss Hazel Mls Mary and Verne Bowman, a miacellaneou at Mis and Mis Walker Tuesday evening: Clark. The Balt Miss Mary Wattis. Lake Ethelyn Besides the gueala of shower party in honor of Mis Ella guests were Mr. C. A. Quigley, Mre. Vera Foulger of the near James W. Collin. Mr. C. C. Crismon, honor, there wer present Mr and May Milner, a brtde-elc- t The decoration were 4n pink Mr. B. O. Mecklenberg, Mr. Frank Mra. Gerald Thomaa, Mr and Mra D future and carnation Chamberlain, Mr. Fred Davldaon. R. Richardson. Mr. and Mr. Ralph and white, snowball About 30 ueta were Mr. L. R. Rain end Mis Martha McClain. Mr. and Mra. J Jenkins. Mr. being waa aaaUtad by Richards. Mr The hoate Mra. and Mra and present. Ray Cahoon. Phil Brother. Mr and Mr. Allen her iter, Mr. J. M. Knowlea. Mrs. Harvey Snow entertained on Gillespie, Mr. and Mr Roy McIntyre. Miss Jenny Brown and Alma B. Mr. and Mr. Jack Snyder. Mr. R Hazel Crowther. the Mines Clark, Summerhay were guest of honor at Lola Farrell. Virginia Kyle. Beth Hor- - a dinner Monday evening given by lick, Bath Bradford. Lyi Brsdford Mrs. E. E. Brazier. The decoration Vera Foulger Eva Kass. Ethelyn were effectively carried out. and a few Walker. Msrguerlt Rowley, Bertha intljnate friend were present. WeTlr. Cahoon. Gladys Marjorie Young. Re Hansen. Stella Snell. Helen Hanna. Mildred Frgun. Emmie triage to John Harold Horllck took Roberts. Messra Keith Barnes. Ray place on Thursday, wa guet of honor Davis. Jack McCurdy. Bus Richards, Monday afternoon at a luncheon Wow. Grover Wardrop, Clif- - en by Mrs. J. H. Horllck. about 24 ford Rudine, Dick Romne. Loyal guests being present. The decoration Griffin, Ianlel Hunter. Walter Gilles- - were beautifully carried out in pink Henry Moyle. and white, the bride' table having pie, Robert Bands. a basket George Cannon. Harold Anderson, for a centerpiece Lewi. Hsrrleon Gulo. Frank tainted In sweet peas, and filled with Hoenigmann. James Wolfe, B. Manes. the same flower, the Ahandle being I. Cluny lace Engberg, Hugh William and Jo tied in pink maline. cloth was laid over pink satin, and McKay. other details were In the same color. The home of Mr. H. G McMillan Four smaller table had also the d was thrown open on Tuesday tor a so- baskets filled with sweet peas and tied with maline, and the d In the place card were same flower. The hostess wa assisted by Mrs. Henry Crowther. j j Sup-Hal- hand-painte- d Ec-cl- e, ud. hand-Hug- h t. - A pretty affair of the week was the party given to Miss Edith Acomb, a bride-eleby a party of hef coworker in the Primary association oft he Le Grand ward. After a theatre party a delicious luncheon was enjoyed. There were about 20 in the party. I On Tuesday Mis Mirl ; vs guest of honor at a social affa .. L7 by a number of her school the home of Mias Olive Snow yon Road. The rooms were in pink peonies and oridalwn ath a about 90 The social af-- i of the were present. Wednesday at an informal included Mo. oTJ e'ening a Vee Mia Groo, fair in honor of Glade, Miss Gladys Barker M. bride-elerthe rooms being decorat- - Snow and the Misses F!nr. ic. ,2 ed In pink peonie and Japanese ap- - Elizabeth Evans. pie blossoms, and a dozen intimate friends of the bride being present, in- ' Miss La Von Sharp wa ho-cluding Miss lone Hulbert. Miss Leone day afternoon at a tea given r nZZ Halbert. Miss May Gray, Miss Martha of Mta, Louis McEwan Maud guests WeTTs. MTss Agfte Pitt, Mia being The livingnJ! Scott. Mias Tula Molierup, Miss Jean- waa decoratedpresent. in pink peonie, and tta nette (iroo. Miss Harriet and Miss- diningroom in pink and white the n Elizabeth Moyle. The hostess is as- ble having a basket of pink peonies tZ slated by Mrs. K. A. CrUmon and Mra a certerpiece, and crystal basket C. A. Gowans. with Shasta daisies in pink ar.d ehiu being at each end The hr,,t,s Mrs. F. T. Kate entertained at a assisted by Miss Luclle Barker ui dinner on Wednesday in honor of Miss Miss Frances Gibbs. Heleiv Brennan and her son. Warren Ts Louise McEwan and Mis Hazel Duffield and Lawrence Keate, Mis Francis H. Luke, whose marriage will Wyler, whose marriage wi ;iu same on the day. take place place th early part of ju; ,,, were guest of honor The decorations June 20. at a party the table Thursday evening by Miss t va B'l in and white. pink having for a centerpiece a bas- - lings. ket of sween peas, tied with a bow of pink tulle, and pink peonies being Friday afternoon a reception about the room. Candlesticks with held In the administration building of pink shades were also used with other the University of Utah, for the mm- details In the two colors. Snowballs mer school students, the hour beand peonies were in the other room. Ing from 4 to 4 30 p.m Dancing m The guest included the members of a feature. The committee in chargi th two bridal couples, and two others, (consists of Professors B. Roiar.d Lewa numbering besides the guests of honor Miss Bth Petersen. Mrs. Jean Bayliss. Friday afternoon a reception wu Miss Pearl Luke. Miss Louisa Wells, held In the administration bulMing of the Glenn Kenneth University of Utah, for the McEwan, George Luke. school students, the hours being Keate and Jack Atkins. from 4 to 4:30 p.m. Dancing wai The committee in chargi on feature. Miss Lois Farrell entertained B consists of Professors Koland Monday In honor of Miss Bernita Carman. who leaves shortly to make her Lewi,. Joshua H. Paul, George E. home In California. The tea table Fellow, Thomas Giles ar.d Miuw was decorated In . pink and white Lucy Van Cott, Florence Ware and sweet peas, a bowl of the flowers Luclle Rogers. forming a centerpiece, and streamers Ralph Stlehl was host at a dan of" pink ribbon extending from the chandelier to the corners. 8rnaller party Thursday evening at the horn. ul Dr. and Mra G F. Stlehl bowls of the flowers were on the hi parents, small tables at which refreshments about 20 of his young friends betig rooms were decorate! The were served. Assisting the hostess present. r were Miss Marvis Farrell. Miss Car- in patriotic colors, red peonie. and blue cornflower being olyn Meakin, Miss Helen Reilly and sweet with and throughout snowball, Mias Louise Barrett. peas American flags were also eTh alumnae association of St. ffectively used. e e Mary a academy entertained on TuesDr. Mrs. L. M. Meyer, enteday at a tea In honor of the gradual rtained snd at an evening party on WeIng class of the Institution, the afIn honor of Dr J. A. Floor, dnesday fair being held at the academy. The leave shortly for San decoration were carried out In the who will to take up his army duties red. white and blue, the tea table The rooms were decorated in red ctb having for a centerpiece a basket nations, snd about 16 gueets were filled with red peonies, snowballs and blue cornflower, and tiny flags present. e strewn over the cloth. Mlse Ellen Orlob entertained Fridef in turns were Mrs. Taking pouring R. A A. A. Kerr, Mrs. W. B. Stanley, Mrs afternoon in honor of Mr Mis Katherine PeN. A. Dunyon, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Flynn, formerly 14 guests being enteP. J. O'Carroll, Miss Anna Rotzler, rkins, shout The living room was Mix Freeman Bassett and Mias Ethel rtained. in pink roses and the dinmgrooa Blxby. in crimson peonies the table haring Asstetlng in serving were five small an ivory basket filled with the girls. Catherine Stanley. Peggy Kenny. The hoetew a centerpiece Helen Jean Bassett, Margaret Kerr waa for assisted her mother. Mrs. C. A. by and Lorn Lenzl. Taking the guests' Orlob, and Mra Sherwood. Th cards at the door were Mary O'Car- other guests areHomer Mrs. Clayton Smith. roll and Alberta Davidson. The two Mre. Arthur W O Hunter, Mrs Hall. were dressed In patriotic costumes. Miss Hazel Clarke, Miss Phyllis The girls of the classey of 19 S and Miss Stlefel, Mis llirgsi 1916 assisted in receiving and enterRoweley. Miss Dottle Felt. Mu Fna-k- le Koran taining the guesta Venus Miss Jacobsen, The St. Marys orchestra played Mia Margaret Crowley. played patriotic selections th during . aftarnooh. enterttn4i Mias Emma The committee on arrangements In- her aewlng clubCarrington on Wednesday at I cluded Mlsa Rose McDonough, chair- luncheon In honor of Mr Georg man. Mrs. Fred Davidson. Mra Fred Willi of Boise, the decoration bein i bride-elec- J !, -- enMrs. R J. Glendlnning a at tertained at luncheon on Wednesthe club Country day in honor of Mrs Ives Cobb of Ban Francisco, who is the guet of Mr. Rufus Cobb for a few days. The table was beautifully decorated in red peonies and bridal wreath, and cover were laid for 25 guesta at- sport tractive suit developed in gold colored wool jersey and with trimmed cream colored dejersey. The tail cut of the pockets and collar make it an pa-- Some extremely smart hats are shown In horse ha!r, the striking effect of the transparency being a particular feature. A very stunning model is shown here in black with broad brim around crown. A curious feat ber ornament enlivened by g spray of Paradise almost covers the crown. It is very distinctive and quite smart. mate friends. POPULAR. HATS FOR DRESS R WEAR. Mrs. George J. Gibeon entertained informally at luncheon on Wednesday the table being decorated In garden flowers, and covers laid for a few Inti- SPORT svl lTB CONTINUE On Monday night Mis imi .. t, a was gues- - 0f a miscellaneous shower Z K by Mr. Wilmer Seabury c Miss Zora Hancock, a ho,;- v being present. The room.- - wer. vr orated In wild firrwefs 3 white car nation, thetebte ir,' j,El room in the ing ..S' being lndL brush flowers. The host;., v L T Slated by her mother, Mr ii V bride-elec- HORSE-HAI- i El-m- TW0 Smith. Miss Venus Romnev Marion Bruneau. U.g The officer of the aseoelai. z. calved the guests. G. Mias Daphne Coray at the formers! glrn in honor of Mrs. for home. The decorations were In Swraz, who to leava shortlytnembridal wreath and peonies, and about the coast, the hoite being West-o- f t i Mi m Helen Drennan a bride-ele- ct bers of the women board of honor I minster college. The rooms were next week wa iruest of ; Thursday at an informal tea given by beautifully decorated in tall pa, jeonies if re. Bert Kifler the rooms being iand bridal wreath, and a large number decorated in red peonies and farris called during the afternoon, and about a dozen being present. Ln-- J Mias Miss Pearl 8 parka, who was grad-- i Drennaa eluding besides Ml Beth Petersen, Mis Ruby Charles, uated this spring from the University Mias Master Smith. Mrs. James Dren- of Utah, was guest of honor at a din nan. Mrs A B. Davis. Mrs. M Mel- - ner given by Mrs. Miller Lambert, baar. Mrs. D. W. Charles, Mrs. E. covers being laid for eight. The rooms decorated In snapdragons ant Titber. j wer i peonlaa. and the other guests wer 8. A Mrs. Chalker entertained Mias Katherine and Miss Ada McKim-Thradar in honor of M.ss Mirl mon. Arthur Rosen burg of New York. Gilaa. whose marriage to her son. Sid-- , E. H. S parka Harry War burton and ney A. Chalker will take place next ; Everard McMurrin. ! pre- - SATURDAY JUNE NEWS -j eum-m- ;i FYan-cis- Wr-rated fiov-er- 1 fading Ihe lame'-'-BLI- Nu hand-painte- hand-painte- Mrs John C. Cutler and Mrs. Clarence M. Beck entertained Monday afternoon at a theatre party at Pants es, followed by tea at the Hotel Utah, In honor of Mias Louise about 26 being present. The decoration were carried out in blue and while, and the plaoe card had bride pictures. Present beside the uest of honor were Miss Louise Wells, Mias Pearl Luke. Mlse Beck Almond, Miss Belle Llvlnfston, Miss Dicky Almond, Mias Margaret Stewart, Miss Catherine Stewart, Miss Phyllis Winder, Miss Helen Carthey, Miss Aline Lynch. Miss Mabel Cutler. Mrs, Henry T. McEwan. Mra. D. H. Llvlnton. Mrs. C. B Stewart, Mr ;W. C. Winder, Mra. John Winder. Mr Frank Carthey, Mr Alfred T. Cutler. Mr W J. Lynch. Mrs. E. E. Jenkins Mrs. Trank Ha!ey. Mia Helen Spencer entertained Monday afternoon informally in honor of Mias Venice Lambert, a bride-elec- t. the rooms beinc decorated In flae and flowers, and a few Intimate friend of the guest of honor belnf present, i Miss Aiene Hollo was yueT of honor Monday afteronon at a kenslnton tea siven by Miss Marjorie Welly and Switching your breakfast drink, because the one you now take makes you nervous and produces indigestion, for another whose only virtue is its harmlessness, is very much like trading a blind horse for a lame one. For body warmth, for nourishment, for health, for strength, take daily a cup of 5 Ghirardelli s Ground Chocolate Comes in K-l- sealed cans. buying the Since 1892 1-- b.. 3-l- lb. and 3-l- b. hermetically Theres a double economy in b. can. D. GHIRARDELLI CO. San Pnncwa |
