Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

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Carly and w, ]. Forbes.
Invltation-R. w. Litheredge, Frank
Hanson, +, l.. Cowan, II. V. Burleigh,
George Mcdonald. r. Singleton d. q.
Jones, +. Breining, William Kenyon, ].
II. Jones.
Reception--A. j Brennan, III. u. Pr
per. j, j. Foster Aug. Johnson George
Brown, - Weidman. w II, Briscoe, l..
| Rouch w. q. Rlchens George Green, j.
b. Kesler.
Decoratlng-A. j. Brennan. j. 4. Will
cox, w. j. Forbes. A. j. Llday, f. I.
! Green
Treasurer--C. A. onasch.
Master of Ceremonies-R. c. Kirk
wood.
Mrs. David Evans entertained at an
| unique party this afternoon. Each
guest was dressed to represent the title
of some book, and prizes We're awarded
! the best guessers, The rooms were
decorated with palms and carnations
and refreshments were served. The
| guests were; Mrs. Elliot, Mrs. Blck-
ford. Mrs. Hogue Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs.
| HauXhurst, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Gill
man, Mrs. Yardley Mrs. Hartley Mrs.
| StoCkman, Mrs. Hirth, Mrs Smith, Mrs.
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| Brown. Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Marioneaux,
Mrs. Jemayne Mrs, Whitney, Mrs.
| Henderson, Mrs. Mack, Miss Thatcher,
! Of Logan, Mrs, Havercamp, Of Provo;
Miss Brown, Mrs. Brown, of Lehl Miss
Cummings, Miss Ellerbeck,
Miss Frances Cunnington delightfully."-
entertained number of her friends on
| st. Valentines night at her home on
Palm avenue. Some very pretty and
appropriate prizes were awarded to the
successful card players, Miss Lundberg
and Mr.. Morris winning first prizes The
| consultations fell TO Miss MoTehouse and
Mr.. Parr. Delicious refreshments con-
cluded a very pleasant evening. Those
! present were: Mrs. Cunnington, Mrs.
| Fltzhugh Mrs. Alex Cunnington, Misses
Nell Morehouse, Helma Lundberg Bir-
die Price, Julia Thomas Eta Lambert,
Lou Sheriff Messrs. win Morris, Ned
Kaighn, Win Parr, Walter Lloyd, Theo.
strnger, Shade stringer.
On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Don II.
| Porter was the hostess at a pleasant
card party at the Kenyon about thr-
ty-four guests being present The
| first prizes In the contest We're won by
| a.
| renee; second by Mrs. John White and
Mr.. Charles Read, The guests were
Messrs and Messdames Joseph Young,
| NJ. c Jones. Ward Clark, DR.. White,
j. B. Cosgriff H. w. Lawrence, Charles
! Reed r.. T. Calvin and William Dom
nell, Miss Louie Odell, Miss Eta Keith,
! the Misses Cosgrlf, Miss Fanny Bird
| II. n. Harvey, Sam Porter. o. X. Young,
| Charles Lawrence, Colonel Donnell, L,
Ellis Brown and Joseph Richards.
Miss Margaret Donnellan entertained
at a pretty card party at her residence
ON Thursday evening. The score cards
were valentines inscribed with the
motto ITO my love" and the TALES
were also valentines. Delicious re-
freshments were served, souvenir OF
heart shaped boxes of bon-bons being
presented to each guest. The prizes.
which were large heart-shaped bon-bon
boxes, handsomely decorated were won
by Miss Lynn and Miss Olive Gray.
Present were Miss Mabel Clark. Miss
| Ruth the Misses Lynn, Miss Schied,
Miss Lena Meyers, Miss Olive Gray;
Messrs. Glendinning. Stringfellow. Rev.
Ellis Bishop, Davis. Carl Schied, Berk-
hoel.
Mrs. r. b. Beatty entertained at two
charming card luncheons this week.
The first was on Tuesday and about
forty four guests were present TO en-
1oy the afternoon. The decorations and
card scheme were in daffodils, the rooms
being prettily adorned with a pro-
fusion OF growing daffodils and the
score cards having the Inscription,
Little Miss Daffodl came into town
In a yellow pettlcoat and a green
gown" The tallies also carried out the
pretty idea. The first prize was won
by Mrs. George Y, Wallace and me
general prize, a boquet Of flowers, by
Mrs. Mccormick.
Last Saturday afternoon Misses
Claire EllerbeCk and Mabel wallace
entertained the College Women's club
of the University at the home OF Mics
Ellerbeck on State street, The rooms
were prettily decorated with palms,
yiolets and carnations, and delightful
social afternoon wac spent, delicious re-
freshments being served at Its close.
Present were Misses Hester and Grace
Nelson. Miss Moffatt, Miss Mary Mof-
fatt Miss Ivy Dix, Miss Ellis Shipp'
Miss Thor Miss Alice Fisher, and the
Misses Scholes
An Thursday night Miss Hattie Proc
tor of the News bindery and Charles
Webb were united in marriage the Ger
emory being performed by Bishop
Spers. A reception was rendered the
young people az the residence OF Pres
ident George Buckle Of the city council,
about forty friends being present. The
bride and groom have many friends
who extend cordial good wishes for
their future welfare, They will reside
on Chester avenue.
Among the prettiest events OF the
week were the card parties given by
Mrs. G. n. Steiner and Mrs. Fred Hale
on Wednesday night and yesterday az
ternoon. The valentine idea was arts
tically carried out In hearts and ar
rows. a striking feature being a large
electric heart done In red lights with
white dart. The score cards and tallies
were valentines and rel carnations and
smilaN were used 90 complete the
decorations Mrs. Vollmer won the FIRST
ladies' prize and Mrs Hoppaugh Sec
ond. The first gentlcman's prize was
taken by Mr.. oswald and the second
by Or. Griswold.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hale and
Mrs. Steiner entertained at a second
\ delightful cardparty, a large number
Y OF guests being present. The decora-
lions and scores were the same.
A second card-luncheon was given by
Mrs. Beatty on Wednesday the decora-
tons being the same, aud the score
cards also, with tn addition Of tiny
sword ferns adorning the corner Of each
from a collection OF pressed ferns gath
cred 10y Mrs. Beatty In Switzerland. The
first prize in the contest was won 10y
Mrs. A. c. Ewing, the general prize by
Mrs. Dale.
Mrs. A. w. McCune, Jr, entertained
the Utopia 6s club on Wednesday after
noon The rooms were decorated with
carnations and palms. and the scores
and tallies were hand-painted designs.
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr won the first prize
and Mrs. C. HouShton second Miss