Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

score aud tally cards were hand-pamted
Gibson figures In black and white done
by the hostess and were amongst the
prettiest OF the season. A floral guess
Ing contest was an added feature Of
the afternoon. Miss Patrick and Mrs
Mcdonald winning the prizes In the
game. In the 63 contest Mrs 5. A,
Whitney and Miss Belle Dewey were
prize winners. The guests were Mrs
Bell, Mrs Woodward, of New York;
Sir Milford, Mrs Moifat. Mrs. Me-
Donald, Mrs Whitney, Mrs. Ensign,
Mrs. Rogers Mrs Patrick, Miss Savage,
Miss Harrington Miss Lyle Young,
Miss Alice Clawson Miss Bessie Claw
son. Miss Gencvc Enerbeck. Miss Ada
Ellerbeck Miss Laura Patrick, Miss
Rachel Patrick Miss Enid Monatt.
Miss Glare Clawson, Miss Clark, Miss
Ka'hie Dougal
one Of the pretty receptions Of the
week was that OF Mrs e.. II Brink on
Thursday, In honor Of Mrs oscar Kent
Lewis. The parlor was decorated IN
red, the library In pink and the dining
room IN yellow. chrysanthemums being
the flowers and the chandeliers being
shaded TO correspond with the colors I'm
each room. Palms were used In pro-
fusion and the effect throughoutwas most
artistic Miss Nellie Walker stood with
the hostess ana guest Of honor and
others assisting In receiving We're Mrs.
Frank ID. Hobbs Mrs. II. A. whitney,
Mrs j. T. Donellan In the library
Mrs. Robert Grant presided over the
punch bowl and Mrs Charles McCul-
lough Miss Edith Parker Miss Cherry
and Miss Crearr of Fort Douglas. as
sisted in the dining room a large num-
Der OF guests were present at the pleas
ant function
Last week a notice was handed in to
the News" announcing the marriage
Of Miss Kate SAMSON ana Mr. James
Pendergast II appears that mistake
was made by the author Of the notice
IN The name Of the groom Mr. Travis
s Pendergrass being thfcorrect name
" the gentleman contracting the mar
rlage, the ceremony being performed By
Judge McMaster.
The young ladies' Of the Sixth ward
VI. |. a. will give a dramatic entertain
ment week after next. In which the
characters win all bee assumed by the
talr sex The title Of the play Is Re
becC8's Triumph
Mrs II, W ghl gives a social and
musicale In honor of her husband next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rulon S. Wells entertained nj a
pleasant dinner l1st evening I'm honor
OF Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Beate. who
leave shortly for California. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs .Beaue. Cow
ernor Wells, Mr.. and Mrs y. q Beate
Mr. and Mrs II. c. Whitney, Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Beatie Mrs NJ. T. Beaue
and Mrs. Charles Burton
Mrs. II, G. Whitney was the hostess
at a dinner party on Monday. her
guests being Mrs Martha Wells. Mrs.
Emily Grant. Mrs Edna Sloan, Mrs. NJ
7. Beatie, Mrs t. 5. Wells.
Mrs. Abel Leonard entertained al
luncheon on Thursday i'm honor OF her
sister, Mrs Halstead of Chicago. The
table was decorated IN yellow cmbroid-
cries and chrysanthemums the flowers
being used as centerpiece and fayors.
The guests were: Mrs. Gilbert Pf0utZ.
Mrs. Eddie. Mrs Cabell Miss KinckIe.
Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs Oglesby. Miss Col
burn Mrs. Carter. Mrs Putnam. Mrs
Cross. Mrs Van Armand Mrs Osmond.
Mrs. McCrea. Mrs. Dickert. Mrs. Cole
man, Mrs. McGrath Mrs Mathis.
Mrs 5. II. Babcock entertained at an
elaborate luncheon on Monday at the
Alta club the event being In honor OF
Mrs w VI. Snedaker of San Francisco.
| The table was laid In the red dining
room and was decorated with American
! Beauty roses, covers being laid for ten.
The guests We're Mrs Snedaker. Mrs
| Adams, Mrs Mcclure. Miss Sherman.
Miss Burke Miss Mcmillan. Miss Freed,
Miss Kimball, Miss Zane.
|
A pleasant event Of the week was the
musical and literary entertainment
! given by the Evergreen lodge No. l5l
! OF the Fraternal Union Of America in
! odd Fellows hall. An enjoyable pro-
gram was rendered and the evening de-
/ lightfully spent.
on Friday evening, November 23rd,
the Opal club Will give the first OF a
series Of dancing parties, which will
] continue during the season The events
will take place at Christensen's hail.
! The engagement OF Miss Donnette
| Smith. daughter Of President Joseph F.
Smith, and A. J. Kesler. has been an
| nOunced,
Mrs. w. B. Dougall VIII entertain on
Monday in honor OF Mr. and Mrs Waltes
! S. Beatie.
The second recital OF the Flanders
amateurs viii take place AZ the Ladies'
Literary club house on Monday even
| ing. The recital will be under the