Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

The dcafth IN sOclal tIdlIa uuIihb tH'
past few weeks was more than made
up for during the past six days. We'd
dlngs. receptions, card-parties and din
ners galore have enliyened the week, the
first especially having been so plentiful
as 10 fairly keep up foii June's repu,a-
ton as the month Of weddings even is
no more were booked for the coming
weeks There are. however. many Of
these pretty events still to come, and
the announcements Of receptions
card-parties. etc show that the present
season is in no danger Of suffering from
any painful degree Of social lethargy.
Miss Gratia Flanders was the hostess
at charming luncheon az the Alta
club on Monday afternoon given In
honor OF Mr.. Emil Llebling. The table
was beautifully decorated with pink
roses and smilax, the center having
pyramid Of roses with ten branching
out from II 70 be taken as souvenirs for
each guest The place cards were In
the form Of booklets with hand paint
ed grand piano decorating the covers
and verses on music by different poets
inside The guests were: MI Emil
LelbHng, Mrs. Fabian. Mrs. Christy.
Miss Colburn, Miss Geneye Ellerbeck
Miss Lane. Miss Katherine Lowe. Miss
Moore, Miss Alton Young
on Monday night Emil Llebllng, the
noted musician, was the guest OF
honor az a brilliant reception at Row
land Hall given by Bishop Leonard
and the faculty.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed. the reception room In American
Beauty roses, red peonies, orange
blossoms and smllax, the parlOr with
pink carnations and roses and the
dining room with yellow roses and Cal
ifornla p0ppies Stationed behind
bank Of palms and potted plants Chris
tensgns full orchestra dispensed music
during the evening. over 300 guests
We're present the receiving party con-
sis3ing OF Bishop and Mrs. Leonard,
Bishop Funston Of Idaho, Miss Elan
ders, Miss COlburn, Miss Geo. a. Lowe
Mrs. Plummer Mrs w. s. Mccormick
Prof Radcliffe. Mr. Peabody The
dining room was In charge VI Mrs VIM
Jennings. Mrs HanfOrd and Misses
AaHNlAAANH AANNANNAN NAANN aAN"AHf 49,
event wac most delightful one.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Preston
and Mrs. Gallagher entertained az
second card party, the scheme In dec
oratlons, score cards and tallies fol-
lowing the idea OF the first. The prizes
were won by Mrs. G. n. Miles, Miss
Sadler Mrs. Ingram.
The guests were Mesdames Byron
Groo. c. W. owen A. l.. Brattaln, NJ
b. Whitney, Il. o. Carey, b. b. Hanak,
J. D. Spencer. NJ NJ Barratt, J Baum
garten, w. lgleheart, G. Plummer
Clarence Bradley, F. b. Choate, f.
Dickert. S, w. Eccles, W. e. Bennett
/. f. Evans, +. A. Vincent Fred Vim
cent Ira Lyons. C. Mcmahon, e. W.
Whitney, +. ID. Miller w. A. Nelden
i. b. Stephens oswald, h. l.. Carpen-
ter, Ferguson. A. b. Richardson, l.. s.
Boggs. +. A. Ross. +, d. Hobbs Sire
Veil A. Hanauer Walter DruehL
Howard. j. b. Ingram, S. l.. Pearson
w. H. Jones G., NJ Miles. Mccartney
r.. s. Hoag j. NJ. Bowman, Grant
Smith. Ritchie Misses Merritt Wlles
Craig, Rooklldge, Ada Clark, Spencer,
Sadler Irene Sadler. Dr. Luella Miles
Lane, J. 4. Howat, Holmes, c. Rock
ledge.
Miss Preston and Mrs. ]. f. Gallagher
entertained az a delightful cardparty
on Wednesday. As the hostesses are
both Ct England the capture Of Pretorla
was celebrated witt decorations Of
English flags mingled with the red,
white and blue, the score cards were eN-
cellent portraits of the British generals
distinguished IN the war in the Trans
"a WnrIfwrt "a aA IlnNrf unlgH
served and the idea carried out In many
charming original devices. The red,
white and blue mingled generously with
the British emblems Red and white
roses and blue bachelors buttons filled
numberless vases In all the rooms. tiny
bows OF red, white and blue were pinned
on the biscuits and the lettuce leaf which
enclosed the salad had a single batohe-
lors button closing the edges. and red
and white radishes sliced as a dressing
carried out the color idea. The tallles
bore the monogram of the hostesses IN
red. white and blue. and the ice cream
was pink with "63" in white figures en-
gTaved In each block. The scheme was
most unique and prettily carried out
and ELECTED many expressions Of admir-
alton.
The first prize In the contest was won
by Miss Blanche Kimball the second by
Mrs Brink and the third by Miss kath-
crime Lowe.
The guests were: Mesdames c. K.
Brink. !. II. Bowman. Arthur Brown,
/. A. Druehl n. Dpehl, Byron Groo.
d. p. Hemphil G.. r HouEh. G.. R.
Holman. r. +. Hoag. G.. b. MARYLAND,
g. b. Owen r. L. Tracy, A. /. Brattain.
NJ. 3. Whitney. y. futile. +, o. Cary
Page. George Scott Checseman. ]. NJ
Pollock. b. Packard, Alva Lewis. B, b.
Hanak. W. NJ Daily, J.. Wilkes. G. i.
Woodruff. J. ]. Amy. A. G.. Ewing. A.
Howat. Hubbard Reed, r. l. Glendin-
ming. N. and r. pf0utz @. Pfoutz, John
White, G.. A. Lowe. r. l. Grant l. =.
Jennings. / l.. Franken. S. L. Pearson.
Misses Rookledge Crawford, Craig
Wiles. Lowe. Hanauer. Hanauer, Block
Kimball, Anderson De Witt Howat,
Spencer Holmes, hewitt.
Miss Flanders and Mrs Lucy Moore
are amongst the Salt Lakers who viii
spend the summer IN California.
The Misses Noble will give a recep-
tiOn on Monday In honor of Mrs. Robert
G.. Smith and Mrs. Fred Noble.
Mrs. Hanford. Miss Colburn and Miss
Humphrey OF Rowland Hall left today
for the East.
Miss Lucy Grant who has been spend
ing the last three months in san Fran
cisco has returned and is with her
aunt. Mrs Snyder.
Miss Mary G. May viii spend the
summer In the East. and win divide her
time between the mountains and sea-
shore.
Mrs. W H. Dale entertained infor-
mally at a card party on Tuesday night
Miss Sadie American secretary OF the
National Council OF Women, win arrive
In Salt Lake on the 18th Of this month,
Mrs Ralph E. Hoag has gone east.
rhs Esthsr RsbeaeA Lodge No. 3, gave