Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

an HpprrClnhlc zap IN social events ln
some directions. the number of tho
worldly ones in our midst in large
enough 10 have made a distinct show
INK along social lines duriug the past
wocl-thc holiday celebrating the great
national heroH birthday furnishing oc.
cnalon Tor number " festivities pa
trioiicaly planned 10 do honor 10 the
important date. besides these. how
over "a number ~ other social enter
tainmcnia have occurred. keeping tho
week up 60 the usual bright record
which has distinguished the winters
season In the city.
The most notable event Of the week
was the banquet given by Mr.. aud Mrs.
Arthur brown ~ honor Of the nepuh.
licnn inemuerH u the legislature Tho
nunir took place on Monday evening az
the Alta cub. the largc, private din
INK room being cnrnrod Tor tho ncrn.
sion. and no more dellrhtfui and nrtirt.
W nitair has been witnessed Within the
clubs domain, The room was bower.
like IN fcatoona ~ nmilaN md piumos
81 asparagus. which decorated the
chandeliers ana mantola. and the table.
which extended around thrrU rldpn of
the rpom,Wna Decorated with numerous
vase. ~ cut flowers American Nehuty
hnf bride roses. carnations and vlulrta
The latter framed IN "a circle ~ lniioa ~
the valley making "a beautiful center.
piece Tor the triangle. The entire
length uf the table was rlrulod hV IA
border of amllnX. blooming with
dainty white blossoms. which
was ALSO tWinod about the
YOU cnndplnhra, whose tinted tnpora
w me table, az short Intervals of
space. ~ zach lndy'H plate was pink
futc. at thn EuntlUmun'H huutuuolrff OF
illlica Of the valley. An exceptionally
choice menu was prepared. and creme
De mint punch was served from dnlnt,
baskets tied with huwa u rcd white
and blue ribbon In both roclai ana
artistic detail the affair was distinct
success
Amongst the many auccoHrfui entor.
tainmentf which celebrated Tho great
patriots birthday was the dancinr
party rivcn By tho Deits mi Frltsrnitg
OF The University o. Utah on Tuesday
niEht. The event took place ID CiriI.
tenaen'r, the larFc number N member,
OF she club who were present bninr
augmented by the faculty nf the Uni.
Nsitlty ana h0at " a. students. an
~ whom Joined IN making the AFFAIR "A
success. The hall was urrttiiy decor.
ntcl, the fraternity color. together
with the national ones. nsurinr Win
tasteful eject
Another successful social celebration
OF IN" date was made In the form nf "a
colonial reception given by the Ladies
Auxiliary Of tho y. N. q. A. nt mo as.
ISOLATION pariurH Tueadny night.
The rooms were appropriately decor.
ai'i-h different iCHign appearing H.
zach apartment used Tor the occasion
N ihe reception room pretty drapcrics
or iiaEa carried out thu patriotic idea.
nnu PERCUSSION NJ palms artiatlcniiy
eject
Shields aud nags were chosen Tor tho
llhtafN, ana iu the parlurs the aurrrs.
i've Ratchet WIS used with drtpurirs ~
hnsn IN exceedingly unique nnd
. w1,aNo eject TINY hatchets
each guest being presented with thia
appropriate mnmUnln ~ the occasion
lilur ana white the association cnlnrs.
veto iiANlahly used IN the dccnratlnnn-
the first pnrlor being ttstefuily drc1rnt.
81 with draperles In these huea over
three hundred quests were prc-ont d,r.
INK tho evening number being
dressed In colonial costume. The recon.
tion was under the management Of AtrH.
l.. y picsenhon, ana was a distinct
The spirit ~ Liberty chaptor Of Tho
Daughters ~ tho American Itovoiutisn
was entertained hy Madame pfoutr nu
"wednesday In honor ~ tho birthday III
us moro Tho patriotic idea WAS up.
nfpptlnlely carried out IN tho dernfn-
iionF-thr rooms bolnr drnt.d la nnrs
and bunting In the national cnlnrs the
guests heing presented with huutnn.
nnlfnH ~ rvd und white carnations and
roaos. tied with blue ribbon. Tho fen-
tur. OF me entertainment was q pru-
gram consisting NJ an interostlnr
sketch 81 an experience nv army nurse
by Miss Maud Guthrie. patriotlc sonrr
by Mia, 'hnH. q, pummer aud Mrs.
Mont Ferry, anu an interesting nddrrsa
by Ar' George l.. Nys.
Both local dancing academies did
honor Ia the day I'M special festivities
landruma wus the Scene nf IA inrr.
gaihurinr-the usual Wednesday nirht /
eluh being Joined hy o. special pHry .
amongst whom wefo Tho guests OF mo /
normandy, Who were there an mnaaa !
20 celebrate Nc holiday la the pleasant |
social festivities,
The date was celebrated M Christsn. /
sons IN an afternoon matinee ANA |
eNonlng Marty both Affairs being lnrrr. 4
~ attended. The music. dances drc. /
orhilona nnd general enjoyment gave Ia |
ouch amnlr the success with which tho |
chnsitnHens entertainments are In. .
vahahly attended.
or private patriotic events one OF tho
most elaborate was Witnessed iu mo
cara party given on Wednesday hy
Mfn' Jolly ana Mrs. Evans. throughout
inc rooms nnga were uscd IN pr0fusion.
large ones ns drnperiea and small ones
slnRlY and in groups In every available
nlche nud nook. tho whole showing with
exceedingly prcty effect The score
cnfus were decorated with pictures nf !
George and Martha Wurhinrton, ana
the tnllioa with designs M painted cher.
RES carried the suggestion nf the tree
upnn which the immortal hatrh..
wrought iis work
~ exceedingly pretty feature of fhr
huhW was tho appearance nf two
uHholH IN The persons OF Helen Evuus
ana stuart Jolly who. nttlred in colon
ihl costume, received tho GUESTS at tho
door ana conducted them 60 the drcs8-
Ing rooms,
A smaller but exceedingly pleasant
party was entertained ON "Wednesday
~ the Woman's Exchange Mr.. VIII |
Cunningham giying a colonial dinner
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Worthelner