Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

But for the host Of charming private
PARTIES that have cnlivcncd the past
week. the social perspective would pre-
sent n sahnra-like aspect-that dclccta-
bic vision pictured In promises and
given In honor Of the new Senator
whom the proscn, Legislature win elect
still hanging M mirage upon the
horizon OF social events.
Though preparations have been going
steadily forward for the great function.
the iittings and wavcrIngs Of the will
% the wisp Of legislative favor Etili
keeps the vision projected In la ether
ini aspcct-thc substance appearing as
far distant now as at the beginning Of
the present week \ new one, however.
viii In all probability see the rcallxa-
tlon OF the pictured cvcnt-whosc de-
tails. partially given out. have whettcd
social expectation to kccncat edge In
regard to the treat In store.
The past seven days, however. not
outstanding the withhoidmcnt Of the
senatorial social function. have rcc-
ord rcpictc with entertainments which
have combined TO make the week mcm-
ornblc to those participating In the
events.
Landrum's. ChriH:cnHcna. and the
ODD Fcllows' halls have each been tho
scene OF some delightful affairs. the
ODD Fellows leading ON Monday night
with an entertainment In which games.
dancing. recitationa. fcanting and mu-
sic had part. 4 hundred guests par
tod - IN "a vat
linz II one OF the most successful of the
many pleasant Affairs undertaken by
the society.
Mrs. Efne Clark Green has cards. out
Tor hcnninTton tea TO take place ON
Tuesday of next week. The event L. said
10 promise some unique features IN the
way OF entertainment.
Another delightful event OF the past
week was "A Remington given by Mrs.
Georgia g. foote ON Thurrdny. The
afternoon was devoted Ia ncodlcwork.
conversation. and muric-thc latter
being made specially enjoyable In the
rendition by the hostess OF a number
" ronRA with either accompaniment
amongst them being pretty and ten.
der ballad. OF which both words and
music are original with Mfn. Footc
The song had ~ inspiration In the
late war, and II entitled. Boys IN
nluo," Various plano selections. charm.
inRly rendered. by Mrs. y. Taylor. ana
number Of clever impromptu chhrac-
ter impcrronationH given by Mrs. Nell
brown. and Mrs. Frank Iieattic. went
90 make up one OF the most thorough
~ enjoyable entertainments OF the
week. The gucata wcrci Mrs, Stanley
ciawson, Mrs Julia Taylor. Mrs. John
urocabeck. Mrs. |. Green. Mrs. claire
Felt Mrs. y. brown. Mrs, J. u. Spen.
cefn Mrs. y. renttie. MrH, \. clnwHon.
Mrs. liootcs. Mrs. y. Bradley. Mrs A..
w Roundy. Mrs. Cora Rogers. Mira,
Winnie Ellcrb.ck. Mrs. Alice Hopkins.
Mrs. 7. Raleigh. Mrs Myra RosHitcr,
Mrs. II. Taylor Mrs. y. Ciawaon. Mrs.
Ruby dodbe. Miss J. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Felt give a house,
party on Monday nlrht.
Of the many private social events of
the week one ~ the most delightful
was the party given by Miss Elizabeth
Dorm ana Mr. Fred q. Dern at Lam
drums on Tuesday evening. Dancing.
which included special features In the
way Of some OF Professor l.nndrum'a
own compOsitionH-and music furnished
by select orchestra composed of Mrs.
Phnehe g. Taylor. pianist. George
lodrer, with the flute. rnd q, q.
Vrcene, violinlst--waH kept up I'll mid
night by the throng participating IN
the pleasant event,
\ side apartment served az dining
room, In which table with drnpcric-,
dishes, contcrplece. doilleH. etc, prettllS
whemed In pure white, with dainty
noral decorations In pink aud grcen--
was spread with u tempting repnat; n
corner ~ the room prettily drnpcd with
naFa making n charming nlcove from
which punch was served through the
ing. 4 number Of elegant costumes
were seen, the AFFAIR altogether max
lns one OF the most notable social
events OF tho week.
Among the numerous pleasant house
parties that have taken place was "A
lehshuul kcnsington. given by Mrs,
'un Y. Rogers at her residence On
toulh Main street, Wednesday. The
rooms were decorated In tca-roaea and
.hllnN pink. pale yellow ana green be-
" NE color scheme. The profusion Of
Beautiful foses-full blown. and cxnuiH-
~ IN tlnt-togcther with n lavish gar
hlture OF pink draplngH throughout the
Nolnh-chandellcra and lamps being
aIhucally hhrowdcd In dainty pink
PAPER orepon- combined Ca give the
rooms bower-llke appearance
~ INC dining room table, prcttily
,piead' carried out the color-schqme In
n.Wih OF flowers, ribbons. nnpery, etc,
~ AZ elegant candelabra holding six can
uea IN pink and yellow. forming the
fhNHNk AH' kHNNAn N'A'h
~ Hutchinson. Mlns Emma Lunt,
ar John Grooabeck Jr., Miss Monat.
eIia w. Moss, Mrs. Frank Bchttie. Mira.
nagghneHsy. Miss Mary shaughnesay,
~ Misses Lou and Carol Shoebridge,
10 " Taylor. Mrs. Lawrence Young,
r' ieorgia Footc AIrH. Alice Hop
wh' Mrs. r. Werner. Mrs X. Draatow.
NJ May Smell. Mrs. Catherine Young,
airs +. bradley
.Nrs, W. W. Ritter entertained a few
Ttsnds at Welsh rare-bit party on
thursday night, the guests Joining In
,rsn,"uncing the connection one OF the
~, sl delicious ever brcwed. Cards
NV, MO the entertainment during the
.nlns' the affair being enjoyable In
W. feature. The guests were Gov
,,shs, Mr., Geo. Ritter. Mrs. j. Dispenser,
49,, uhd Mrs, Stanley II. Claws0n. Mr..
IL ~ 9. Whitney, MIR. and Mrs. James
H. Moyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jennings.
81 ana Mrs. John White.
AIRS u. n. Wells, who has been
,hos.n 70 represent the local branch OF
~, national Women's Relief Society
xame National Council OF Women,
""'h oonvenes In Washington on the