Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

rllmu tNn tNhNf MhlNu 'A'u .iA WY.
what grace and agility De- and she could
muster with the lmpadImcnta uf sheet
drnpcfieH. Ghosts mot them nt the
doors and conducted thcfu hy way ut
the cellar 10 the rooms upstairs. whose
furniture was entirely awuthUl To
white. The apple charm and other
spells were tried, after which the guests
unmarked
a dumb supper. which was 10 have
been ono OF the features NJ The evening.
was dispensed with from necessity
the spell N silence and secrecy being
too dliiculi test
Mrs. George Romnoy. Mrs. Alice
Moylo and Mr.. Nan richardson unit
20 IN giVlpg a most unique original
Halloween entertainment tt the hnmc
VI the former. Quests entering were
nahered Into tho house dimiy lighted
by ghdsily Jets, received by silent at
tenants arrnycd IN white, AMI shown
into n room under an deliberately cons
atructod upidera web. a fortune teller
told weird stories ln recess close by,
and after the guests had been sum
clontly chilled 90 the marrow by their
uncanny reception, the usual hilarious
Halloween games were INDUCED ln 90
"a late hour, one feature being the uu-
raycling 81 The SPIDERS web. and the
finding ~ various prizes ut the end 81
NANHi nv lNliNHHWtulH NNlNtl NullNH
the evening were most tasteful aud APP
proprinto,
Mn. Paul Held was the hostess at an
unique Halloween entertainment on
Tuesday night. The party was CONE
posed entirely uf ladies, and az the door
each Of these was presented with
uckot bearing "a number and the fol-
lowing inscription This ticket entities
D..
kept uguE Tor The presentation uf the
particular possession % each na dcHlg
mated by the coupon, ana finally when
the time came Tor tir distribution uf
prlzcs each lady drew "a FfutcHuuu pore
trait. the number OF which correspond
ed with her own. ana which she might
cherish as the likeness uf her future
spouse. The pictures had been cut
from papers " hich bore AN appropriate
cunplot. The collection embraced Fiu-
plnoa ruhuns. Africans. nOrrH. china
mon. etc, and ull were choice gems uf
tho cartouniats' art
Delicious rfrHhmcnta were served
and the evening pleasantly spent In
oonycraaton. music and games.
Mrs Georgia G.. Fo0te gave q small
but delightful party on Halloween,
The event was loo the form Of au oyster
supper. and though Informal Ice nature
WAS most enjoyable throughout.-cako
walks. songs, focitutlonH ana gamea
making tho evenings entertainment,
| Tho guests were Or, and Mrs, A. "
Young. Mr. ana Mra. Frank Taylor. Mr
/ aud Mrs. Sidney ClnWHun, Mt, ana MrH
Frank Bcattic. Mr ana Mrs. l.awrunc,
Young.
Among the pleasant and unique Hal
| iuWo'rn entertainments OF Tuesday
night was that which took place az th'
| residence Of Mr. and Mira. Alfred Hos
| uf sugar House ward. The party wa
| given by the la Graun club, ana ln
| cludcd d host OF novel and enjoyable
| features appropriate 60 the ilallpNe .ul
| celebration. Ahuut nfty Eurstn Wrr
| present. and "a most delightful TIM
spent by an. Much credit iH due Mrs
llalph savage, Mira }. mt, Missc
| Carrie and Llhbie host and other mem
hers Of tho club Tor the pleasant enter
Imminent
Amongst the delightful entertain
| muutH Tuesday evening though not par
| taking OF Halloween function wa
the annual meeting of the Press clut
| which took place upon the celebrate
date. These annual events ore Away
more social than club functions, thong
| programs are provided and the rlDctlu
N onlcoru H. a part OF the business d
the evening
The club mot at the pretty home d
Mrs. charles Wilcox ON First Yves
| street. which was prcttlly decorate
with yellow and pink chrysan
themums The regular prugui
consisted OF AN original poem by Mr
. Mary A.FreoEr, "a WoIuml of the Year
work" by Mis-. Helen ". klmhlu. un
/ "a talk hy Mti. Emm1lluy 40. Wells, Wh
! gave most interesting description ,
her visit with Mnrlc DuuelL the note
author during her recent trim 90 EMS
land Tho election Of officers tulluWC
! resulting In the cholco OF Mrs. Aimee
| schiller Tor president Mrs Emma IyI
sen, first -proaIdgut3 MIR, Mari
/ Francis. second NlcH-p president Mr.
7, | Grace Anderson, secretary; Mrs. Love
p ] soy, corresponding secretary Mrs. kui
NJ f0s, assistant corresponding sggu
nryi Mrs. HYDE, trcasurpr Mr., ilelg
v, klmhnu chairman of program con
mlttee. Mrs " %, Wells aud Mrs Ne
4 ] Wicker. assistant program committee
4 | Dr. a. a. Rhlup historian. Three ne
Y members were udmlttcd-MrB Ora,
I Anderson Miss Bessie Louise shlrlt
b aud Mrs ADA cannon, The election wi
D followed by the Installation OF the ne
!, unieQra-MrH hyde tho retiring prvs
e dent. aud Mrs a Schiller muking on
\ proprlato speeches. A pleasant foatu
followed Ia the presentation of pictu
r. us "a token Of appreciation and rstee
q from the club 10 the retiring prcslder
% Nsentauon was made In ne