Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-27

rs during the past one. Commencing
with the German at the Ladies' Liter,
airy club on Monday night a list Of
elaborate social events have kept socia
circles in q constant whlrl OF excite
ment, the Nance O'NeIl performances
at the Salt Lake Theater, together with
the weddings, balls. receptions, etc.
keeping the record I'D to a dizzy notch
throughout the week. Added to these
have been private AFFAIRS, Kenslngtons,
dinners, and luncheons, which have
kept the days as busily filed as the
nights.
The Alta club reception on Thursday
night dwarfed In Importance, II Is need
less TO Say, all other social functions OF
the week.
The arrangements were most perfect,
the floral decorations and menu being
the most elaborate ever presented by
the club In their notable entertain
ments
The affair was superb IN all details
and VIII be remembered as a banner
event In the social records OF the city.
At the ladies Literary club house
on Monday evening the first German
OF the season was given, Mr.. Harry
Sherman leading In a maze OF beautl-
ful figures, which, participated In by
tbe handsomely dressed guests, and
with the pretty fayors OF the cotllllon
used In the different groupings and ta-
bleaux made the scene q most charming
one throughout the evening. Amongst
the prettiest figures of the evening were
the Flower" and Taper figures. the
dancers in the former being wreathed
with garlands, and In the latter waving
nghted tapers, the lights in the room
during the figure being turned low. The
lsVors were arranged on a table at the
rear OF the hall and were most hand
some. Miss Edna Sherman. Miss
blanche kimball and Miss Ida Hanauer
presided over the table.
me ball room was decorated with
palms and oriental draparies, as was the
smoking room down stairs. Pink and
green eolors prevailed in the supper
room, the table being prettily decorated
win pink roses and ribbons and smllax.
while candelabra shaded in pink carried
wi tue COlOT Scnelne.
Mr.. Sherman received many commit.
ments for HIS clever and PRETTY figure
designs and graceful leadership
throughout the evening.
Among the onlookers were Major and
Mrs. George NJ. Downey, Mrs. Robert
darkness, Mrs. Hanauer, Mrs. Alma
hatz. Mrs. lie Grand Young. DR. Bas-
com and Dr. Hughes
Among the dancers were Mfr and
Mrs. James A. Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs ID
j.. sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
franken, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glendln-
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. s. c, Park Mr. and
mrs. d. y. Hampstead. Mr. and Mrs
charles Post, Mr. and Mrs. w. It Din.
woodey. Mr. and Mrs William Reid
Mr and Mrs. W. G.. Sharp. Miss HarlS.
ness Miss Mason. Miss Thorn. Mas
emerson, Miss Block, Miss Edna
shearman, Miss Alton Young Miss
sharp. Miss Park, Miss Lowe Mas Ia
sephine Katz. Miss AIN, Miss Margare, |
rark, Mr.. Wicks. Mr. Dick Snragne
Mr.. B. X. Smith Mr.. Max smith Mr.
Mason, Mr.. Westervelt. Mr.. w. ]. Law. |
renee Mr.. Max Hanauer, Mr.. w
Mr. Grant Hampton. Mr. w |
" thompson. Mr. A. D. Kat2. Mr. r. |
:. schramn, Mr. HenrotIn, pr Criteh.
ow' Or. Park, Mr. Heintz.
On wednesday night the wedding OF
Mss Nellie X. M. Beatlle and Mr. Jov
a. johnson took place. the event being
amongst the most brilliant nuptIal M
airs OF the season. The ceremony was
'crformed at o'clock al the homo ~
pr and Mrs J. Beattie. G53 east Second
'outh street and large reception fol-
owed nearly 300 guests being present
me rooms were most beautifully deco
ated. Pink white and green were The
olors chosen, roses, carnations mar
'uerites. smllax. Towering plants ana
'alns combining TO create a bowerllke
Gene and pink shaded lights shedding
oelcately tinted glow throughout the
oonls adlng In the exquisite effect
~ O'Clock the Deseret Mandolin club
,auoned IN an olcove on the stairway
enihd banks ~ palms and flowers.
lsyed the Loliengren march and the
riuai party came down the stairway,
ne Two ushers. II. T. Cleaver and viii
tinner leading, followed by two brides
laids, Miss Kate Judge and Mrs. +. ID.
,ickiord. the maid Of honor, Miss Lutte
'cMillan. and then the bride and her
ather. They were met at the floral al.
owe by the groom. his best man, Mr..
shliem Meyers Of Denver, and the
lev. Ellis Bishop.
Inc bride wore beautiful creation OF
mite crepe de chine almost entirely
ovened with old lace, a veil Of dainty
llle, and carried bride roses. The maid
honor, Miss Mcmillan, was gowned
! pink mousselIne de sole over mink
Ilk, Miss Judge in white brocaded
repe de chine. and Mrs. Blckford In
lace over pink silk. The
landolin club played Schubert's sere.
ade during the ceremony and Men.
eissohn's wedding march afterward.
'uring the reception Mrs, Beattie was
sslsted In receiving by Mesdames FL
on. Druehl, Terry Vincent. Holman,
'lnlnny and Charles Read. Mrs M
/. Oglesby and Mrs Robert officer
sryed punch In the hall alcove on the
,wer Moor. and In the dining room ,
Irs. John T. White and Mrs s. KIM ,
cad. assisted by the Misses Thorn.
Lowe, Carter Paul and
eeslsy, served coffee The table made
beautiful centerpiece for the prettlly !
ecorated room, a covering Of Batten- I
erg lace and centerpiece Of La France :
,ses and ferns dressing the board. [
lille above ropes Of sinllax We're hung I
ON the chandeliers and caught al the 4
,ur corners. with large bows Of pink i
bbon. !
The bride Is the daughter Of DR.. and /
Ira Jeremiah Beattie 81 this city. and /
re groom Is the local representative OF I
Re drug firm OF Park Davis g. Co. Of &
etrolt. having come 70 Salt Lake from d
Is home In Denver four years ago. Mr. q
I'd Mrs. johnson will be at home after /
eb 18th. at $50 east Second South n
rect. 4
On Monday afternoon Mrs George e
llerbeck, Mrs Il Q. Knowlton and a
RS Ruby C. Godbe gave a delightful h
ensington. the afternoon being most a
easantly spent One of the features 81
as a popcorn contest the prize going q
the one who threaded a string Of II
,pcorn first The first prize was won q
Y Miss Ellerbeck. the second by Mrs n
Taylor. The guests were. Mrs n
rastow. Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. peatie "
10. Held. Mrs. Groesbeck, Mrs. Rog. Il