Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

have enlivcncd the week. balls, card
parties, Konsingtons dinners and lunch
cons having filled a bright record.
Amongst tiHm the grand charity ball
Of last night stands out prominently.
IT, object. arrangement and general
success making II one Of the most not
able events of the kind ever given In
Salt Lake. The assembly bail ranks
next In Importance and with other en-
joyable fuucilona make notable rec
ord lr the week:
Amongst the brilliant private social
affairs " the week were the afternoon
reception and evening card parties Civ
On by Mrs. Glen Miller and Mrs. Richie
on Thursday. The events took place
ut the home of Mr.. Miller on North
state street. which was beautifully
decorated with palms. smllaN and How
ers The manteis. grlilcd arches and
chandeliers were twined with smilaS,
palms filled the corners. and roses. ear
nations and chrysanthemums were
gracefully arranged In vases In parior.
dining.room and hall
At the afternoon reception the
hoatcsses were assisted In receiving by
Mrs. Markham. Mrs. W. e. jennings.
Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. Nclden, Mrs. licndcr-
son. Mrs. MARYLAND distributed cArru-
tons. which were given to each guest
Mrs. King served coffee. and Mrs igie-
heart. Miss Elizabeth Dcrn and Miss
Ethel Paul assisted In the dining room.
Musical selections were rendered by
the Deseret Mandolin club. The guests
werei Governor Wells, Or. BaHcom,
MIR. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson, Mr. and Mrs, q. 4. Sprague,
Mr.. and Mrs Worse, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll. Sir. and Mrs. Pccry Mr. and Mrs
Lindsey Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
brown, Mr. and Mrs. Hal brown. Mr.
and MIR. q. :. Pcyton. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Sutherland. Mr.. Hardy. Miss Gale.
Mr.. copnoT. Judge and Mrs. King. Mr.
and Mis-, Rood. Mr, Mydon. AIR, Geo.
brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy. Mr. and
Mrs. Neldcn. Mr.. and Mrs. Post. Mr.
and Mrs. Moore. Miss Ethel Paul, sir.
and Mrs. George Dcrn. Miss Elizabeth.
Dern. Sir. and Mrs. Charles hoffman.
Miss Btezley, Miss sadler. MIR. and Mrs.
Isieheaft. Judge and Mrs. Henderson.
DR.. and Mrs. Vincent. AIR. and Mrs.
MARYLAND. Dr. and Mrs A. {. Ewing.
Mr. ant Mrs. Lucien Smith. Mrs. w. g.
Jennini =. Miss Humrhry, Miss colburn.
Mrs. Aterrill. Mr.. Lannan. Judge Street,
Miss y Dung air. ssh.aeder'
Mrs. Bowman was the hostess at a
delightful dinner party on Wednesday.
The table was prettily decorated Win
pink al Il white carnations. and de-
iicious menu was served. The guests
were MIR. and Mrs, Stevens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ct rpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Bogue
MIR. aud Mrs. Hale, Nj. and Mrs. Rood
on Tuesday evening the first assem-.
bly, ball took place az Chrlstensen'a
thas| a. initial a.
promiScs much for the ones that are to
follow Handsome gowns, delightful
music aAd dancing ana dainty refresh
menta wlcrc. features of the occasion
and the AFFAIR In all details was de-
lightful. Among those present were
McssrAl and Meadames Lewis \
Evans. Elsin Travis. J. W. Neil, Fran
ken. J. 3. kinkcad. Bogue, u. J. Glen
dinning, <. c. Carson, II. II. ofilcer
W. Il. Price. c. Il. Pearsall, W. T. Din
woodey, G.. II. Post, Mesdames II. II
styer. Luke. W q. sharp. Fowler o
Napa; Misses Hardness, 1erhunc. salts
bury. Warner of H. Louis. Maui
Thorne. Oedica, Atkinson. Park o
Michigan. Knlckcrbocker. Bransford
Elisabeth Dern, Katz. Freed. Jasmin
Young. sybil Anderson. Alton Young
Noble, Kcssler. Winnie Sprasue. Edyth
Heara Grace Jacobs Flora Grifiir
Emily Read, Lutte Mcmillan, Chariot
Holmes. Geddcs, Lucy Moore. AIN
Katherine Lowe. Irina AIN. ALA MI
Ter Fay Mccunc. Katherine Juds'
Edna sherman. Odcll. Hail ~ Mercui
Louise Hunt, Reed u California, Mab'
iInckctt. Helen Ireland; MeHArH. Ma
Smith. Stanley Price. Mason. Le
Mark. walcott. Thompson, Lawrene
iGbson, Charlie Lawrence Mecrea1i
Titcomb. Knickerbocker, Alley. WI
Thompson. Diehl. H. l.. colborn. Kraf
Goodwin, wheat. Joe Richards, Glen
DINING. wilkes, Thomas. RooklldE
Mecarroli. Conway. Shearman, c. !
Richardson Eldrcdge. Ritter j. =,
y. Mcmillan. 81, Henry, Childs, Tow
ser, Glcndinnins. Lon Ritter, sam POI
ter. IIagcr. Ben y. Smith. Geort
Heintz, D. II. Gray, y. II. Wieks, Ers
Odeil. c. Il. Trnver Hcnrotin, Al Kat
WIN skinner. Scot, woodward Bloc
The members OF the woodblne a
Gle OF the Women of Woodcrnft gave
high Ave party on Tuesday oycnlr
In odd Fellows hail, the second OF
series to be held during the white
Thirty-three tables were used, the
belng over is0 present. Refrcshmcn
wrc served after the game. The con
mittee on arrangement Were MI
Pnster. Mrs Risley ana Miss W'lli"n
Mrs. J. NJ Dart entertained info
rnally at luncheon on Monday. It
decorations were chrysanthemums al
autumn leaves and the anair deligf
full In all details
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson entertained
two delightful functions this We
The paHtlme was siNty-thrce. and
events among the pleasantest OF I
week.
Mrs. Arthur Bird was the hostess
a luncheon on Tuesday In honor OF NJ