Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

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Green being starred with chrysanthc-
NUNS The first ladies' prize In the
contest was won by Miss Allie Miller
and the second By Miss Margle Miller.
rhe first gentleman's prize was Won
by Mr.. Glen Schranm, and the second
BY Mr.. Nltcher The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Burns Mcdonald, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Clement, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Hyde Dale. MT
and Mrs. Fyier, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X:
Walker. Mr. and hirs, Thomas, Mr. ana
Hrs. Charles WILKES, Mr.. anu Mrs IL.
Glendinning, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp, Mr..
und Mrs. Travcr, ar, and Mrs.. j. ller-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack, Mr. and Mrs George Moore, Mr..
and Mrs Carl Baer, Mrs. Duke Baxter,
Miss Macmillan, Miss Leta Macmillan,
Miss Doolcy, Miss Porter, Miss Jacobs,
Miss Lena prestun, Miss Miller Miss
Margie Miller Miss Maxon, bliss Ken
shaw. Miss Thorn, Miss liver, Miss Sal
Isbury, Miss Kimball, Miss Noble, Miss
McCol nloK Miss Reynolds, Miss How
Ut, Miss Frances Howat, Miss Jasmine
Young. Mcssis. Schramn, Charles
Lawrence, Witcher, Boyd, Porter.
Luellwitz. Scott Wells, Cunningham,
George Lawrence, w. Thompson,
George SDrague Goodwin, VIII Law
rencr. Skinner, Bonner X. Smith, Max
Smith, Walter Shoup, F. Lyon, Chester
Mason, Archie Miner and Corield, or
England.
The reception and musicale TO be
given this evening al the home OF Mrs.
Emily Ciawson In honor of Mrs. Lucy
b. Young and Miss Lulu Gates, prom
lses to be a delightful affair. Great
Interest is felt In the young musical
CeDutdnte whose vocal gifts have been
the subject Of the most complimentary
comment both abroad and In her ma
tive land
Mrs. ]. T., Bamberger gave delight
full reception al her home yesterday.
over 800 guests beng present. The daie
marked the twehty-fifth wedding an
nlyersary of Mr.. and Mrs. Bamberger,
and the occasion was COMMUNICATED
by tie decorations throughout the
hoist, which were wholly In white.
Mrs, Banberger received alone and
WAS assisted In entertaining by MIS-.
jreehwalh. Mrs. obendorfer, Mrs. ST.
mon Hamburger, Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs
siegcl. Mia Nell.. Mrs. Ianauer, Mrs.
j. j. Mas, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Lehman
Mrs. ~ A. Hansohoff and Mrs. Joseph.
In the dining room Mrs. Jacob Moritz
and Mrs. j. c. Royle poured coffee
and chocolate, and assisting In serving
We're Miss Helen Bamberger Miss
Mamie sappington and Miss Sanders.
Miss Leda Kuhn and Miss Neil pregid- :
ed at the punch bowl During the
afternoon Clristensens orchestra rem
deren choice musical selections.
Mrs. s. d. Evans was hostess at a
series Of delightful events curing the
week. The first was an afternoon
function on Thursday. luncheon being
served at ! O'Clock. and sasmagundi
played afterward In the evening Mrs.
Evans entertained at a Pan American
euchre party, the scores, TALES, souve-
Mrs, and prizes being American
momentcs purchased az the Buffalo ex-
position. The decorations were
chrysanthemums and smilax.
Mrs. II. p. Henderson entertained at
card on Thurday evening IN honor OF
Miss Reynolds. The rooms were dec
Grated with chrysanthemums In pink
white and yellow, and the hall with
autumn leaves. The scores and tallies
were blue and white Wedgewood cards,
and there were thirteen tables. The
FIRST ladies' prize was won by Miss
Dern the second by Miss Claudia Nor
ris. Mr.. Critsyow took first gentle
mans prize, and Mr.. Brown second.
Mr.. John d. Spencer returns tomor-
row from a weeks trip In the north
Mrs. G. b. Pfoutz and Mrs. T.. b.
Pfoutz entertained at three delightful
functions this week, the events being
a Kenslngton tea on Tuesday, and card
parties on Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons.
pleasant evening party last night at her
residence, 81 west, South Temple.
Mrs r. G.. Wilson and daughters.
Mrs. Beulah NJ. Field and Miss Temp
kins left during the week TO spend the
winter In California.
Mrs Sol. Siegel entertained informal
ly In honor of Mrs. George II. Taggart
on Tuesday. Miss Rosa Close OF New
York. who is TO make her home in Salt
Lake. delighted the guests with her
vocal selections. the young lady having
an exceptionally fine voice.
Mr. and Mrs. George Taggart, assited
by several prominent society ladies'.
viii give n studio tea next Tuesday at
Mr. Taggart's rooms in the Templetop
building.
Mrs, II. ]. Coleman, and Miss Cole
man. wife and daughter OF the man
ager of the Cactus minis. have arrived
In the city and viii be at the Fifth
East street hotel for the winter.
Mrs W. c. Mcdonald has issued in
vitations 10 a card party at her home,
7l6 south Second East street, next We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Victor Clement leaves next week