Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

The social ION Of the past four or 1--WE
weeks seemingly reached rs lowest ebb
during the past one. Conference has
been a chief element in this result--the
many religious meetings and other
functions keeping the many from at
tending in any great degree TO social
enalrs. Amongst other circles Lent
has operated as am effective agent ln
the prevailing quiet OF the social realm.
The fact that It has been the last days
OF the season OF sacrifice conducting to
the added quiet A few private affairs
have enliycued the soptenary and these
have been Of a most delightful nature
ono OF the most elaborate functions
OF the season was the luncheon given
by Mr. Samuel NewhOuse at the Alta
club yesterday r,,..,..
rtens ver. most beautiful, the table
having "a huge cclterplece consisting
OF bridesmaid roses ana enclrcled with
maldenhair fern and plumosa Large
rorsoae locuets OF vlOlets and lilies OF
The valley banked the centerplece with
long gtreamcrs of violet ribbon fastened
10 theiu and stretching TO the places
Of the guests by whom the DOquets
were drawn from the center.
An elaborate menu was server
the service was perfect ana the
event in an details delightful Cow
trs were laid for fifteen, the guests Oe'
ing Mrs Hampstead Miss sherman
Miss Laura sherman, Miss Park. Miss
Katz Miss Freed, Miss Zane, Miss Muir
rny Miss Codes Miss Hunt Miss No.
bic. Miss Torne, Miss Burke MISS
Florence Burke.
on Wednesday Miss Carol CroXall
Cannon the adopted daughter, and MI
willard Teilc Cannon, a son, of George
@. Cannon were united IN marriage the
ceremony being solemnized at noon IN
the Temple President Geo. Q. Cannon
officiating
dinner was served at o'clock
at the residence Of Geo. @. can
non on Eighth West street ana a recep-
ton followed about "a hundred guests
consisting OF the relatives Of the bride
and groom and the kensingtOn club, OF
which the bride Is a member, being
present
The parlors were prettily decorated
with cut flowers and smilaX, and the
dining room with palms and potted
plants
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white duchcgse satin with trimmings or
moussellne de sole and carried a bOu-
quet OF orange blossoms, sent by
friends In California for the occasion.
Mrs Hal. Brown was the hostess at a
thlmbe party on Wednesday about
thirty-fve guests being present The
color scheme was violet and the idea
was carried out IN dainty flowers
Mrs. Brown was assisted by Mrs. Il.
r. Black, Mrs r. g. Patrick, Mrs G.
S. Peyton. Mrs H. b. Cole. A prize
for the best button hole was awarded
Mrs BickfoId, and Miss Mcmillan took
the consolation. The guests besides
these were
Mrs. Geo Dern. Mrs. Andrew Hop
paugh, Mrs. Arthur Bratton, Mrs. II.
JOY Johnson. Mrs Dr. Mack, Mrs. DR..
Daily, Mrs. Terry, Mrs. j. J.. Frankyn,
Mrs. Edgar Duncan, Mrs Walter
Druehl. Miss Ethel Paul. Miss Gertrude
McGrath, Miss Winnie McGrath, Miss
Lutte Mcmillan, Miss Thorn, Miss Maud
Thorn MIS-. S. l. Boggs. Miss Catherine
Page Mrs. Eugene Peyton. Miss Flor
ence Terhune Miss Alice Miller, Miss
Sherman. Miss Laura Sherman, Miss
Howatt, Miss Margaret Howatt Miss
Savage, Miss Louise Savage Miss Kath-
erne Lowe Mrs Bickford Miss Conley,
Miss Jessie Earles,
Mrs. +. G. futile entertained at a
progressive tea on Thursday. The rooms
and tables were beautifully decorated
IN pink and white roses and carnations,
pale pink chrysanthemums and white
hyaclnths with pink and white crepe
paper artistlcally entwlnng the chan
deliers carrying ont the idea. The affair
was most elaborate and delightful In all
details.
Mrs. ]. NJ Bowman entertained at
progressive tea on Wednesday about
twenty-five guests being present The
decorations were ohrysanthemums, car
nations and smilaN art.sucally arr
ranged The guests were Or. and
Mrs. Hosmer DIT. and Mrs. GHswold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jolly Mr.. and Mrs Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stevens, Mr. and Mrs.
Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rood Mr. and
Mrs. B0gue Mr.. and Mrs Shelp. Mr..
and Mrs Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey
Miss Stewart
Mrs. H. f. Carey entertained at a
pleasant dinner party on Tuesday COW
ers being laid Tor nine
The table was prettily decorated with
centerpiece Of pink roses and sprays
OF plumosa. The guests We're: Mr. and
Mrs. futile Mr.. and Mrs, ia Carey,
Sir. and Mrs. Ferguson Miss Mundon.
on Thursday nleht the Veteran Artil-
lerymen of the NauvoO Legion gave an
enjoyable entertainment IN the Thir-
teenth ward hall. nearly 200 people be-
Inc IraH fHs.f.. Of
the early Indian wars In this Territory
together with their families. a
pleasant musical program was
given followed by an address
by Joseph f. Smith. after which
the evening was given up TO social rec
reation and dancing by the younger
guests refreshments being served dur
ing the evening.
on Tuesday night the salt Lake I.e-
gion No. J. Select knights Of Kansas,
gave an enjoyable card party az the a.
o. u. w. hall, the game being high
FIVE.
The ladies' first prize was won by
Miss petrovlsky the second boy Mrs
Harvey; first gentlemen's by Mr.. j.
BirkenshaW and second 10y George a.
Knuds0n. Il was resolved that a prize
OF a handsome g0ld-framed mirror Will
be presented 10 the lady who was most
regular IN attendance from this time
till the first of The year.
An enjoyable time was passed by an
on Tuesday. May lst the second am
nual banquet ~ the Pans Hellenic socie-
~ VIII Doe given. "a committee having
been already appointed 90 prepare Tor
the event The committee consists OF
Dana Smith A. r. Schroeder a. =.
Sawyer, Jr.i ana a. IS Tiernan There
are already $50 members and the society
desire an those who are eligible 90 COM
municate with the officers IN case they
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