Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02

Halloween has furnished Its quota to
the social events Of the week, though
the number Of functions tinged with the
mysteries Of the occasion have been
fewer than those of any past year A
number OF weddings OF interest have
taken place and there have been some
charming home functions In the way Of
receptions, card-parties, etc.
A delightful event Of the week was the
afternoon party given by Mrs Joseph
J. Daynes and Mrs. II. T. McEwan at
the residence u re former on Tuesday.
The spacious rooms were beautifully
decorated for the occasion, the parlor
in pink roses and smilax. the library
In pink and white cosmos, the dining
room In yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and nasturtuns, and the large
reception room In red salvias. During
the afternoon Mrs Ida Snow and Mrs.
Lewis Hills rendered vocal solos, and
Mrs. Barker recited. The hostesses
were assisted In receiving by Mrs. JOS
eph Sharp and Miss Stella Daypes.
The guests were. Mrs. Fred Scarf,
Mrs. Chas. Hyde, Mrs. Jos. Geoghgan,
Mrs. Henry Parker, Mrs JOS Swenson,
Mrs, Mary r. Floss, Mrs. Chas. Lam
bourne. Mrs Arnold, Mrs. Mar
Romney Mrs. c. B. Stewart, Mrs. Vilats
Romney, Mrs. George homae,, al.s. 81.
d. Romney, Mrs. Miles A. Romney, Mrs.
John Sharp. Mrs. Joseph Sharp,
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Barker, Mrs. Margaret Sharp. Miss
Isle Daynes. Mrs. Louis Hills, Mrs.
Geo. d. Piper, Mrs. Nelson Empy, Mrs.
Maria Y. Dougall, Mrs. John Mcdonald.
Miss Ella Mcdonald, Mrs Frank Mar
gets, Mrs. George Marsetts, Mrs. J. q,
Mcdonald, Mrs. Emma Woodruff, Mrs.
Ahasel Woodruff. Mrs. A. c. Beebe,
Mrs. Henry McEwan, Mrs, Jesse knight
lof Provo, Mrs. James Murdoch. Mrs.
d, J.. Murdoch, Mrs. H. f.. McKaig,
Mrs. DR.. Leslie Snow. Mrs. Nell Young,
Mrs. l.. g. Hardy, Mrs. T. Marshall,
Mss Aggie Campbell, Miss Annie Camp
bel. Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs
Frank Y. Taylor, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Cannon,
Mrs. Leslie Snow, Mrs Nell Young,
beck, Mrs John Clark. Mrs. Julia Tay-
Tor. Mrs. Reuben Clark, Mrs. A. b.
Richardson. Mrs. Willism Brothers,
Mrs. Steve Richards. Mrs. JOS. Wells.
Mrs. Hyde Dale entertained at cards
on Wednesday In honor OF Mrs. Baer
and Miss Maxon. The rooms were pref
lilly decorated with cosmos and chrys-
anthemnms, and the score cards and
tallies were decorated with original de-
signs OF figures and heads In Gibson
style--the handiwork OF the hest
Among the guests were. Mrs. Baer,
Miss Maxon, Mrs. La Motto, Mrs T..
g. Carpenter, Mrs. Frank Stephens,
Madame and Mrs. Pfoutz. Mrs. Fisher
Harris, Mrs. A. +. Hutchinson, Mrs. f.
w. Whitney, Mrs, Mont Ferry, Mrs w.
II, Dale, Mrs, william King, Mrs
Hurst. Mrs Ed Ferry. Mrs. Charles
Brink. Mrs. Melvin Sowles. Jr., Mrs. VI.
j. Henderson. Mrs. Steiner Mrs. Tut
tie, Mrs. +. ID. Woodruff. Mrs. Benson.
Mrs Anderson, Miss Claudia Morris.
Miss Gibbon Miss Stephenson, Miss
Luce. Miss Myrtle Fowler Miss Rev.
nolds. ana the Misses Dern and Parker.
II win be welcome news to the many
friends of the opal club that the or
ganizatlon is TO continue its regular
socials and dancing parties during the
winter season. The first one was given
last Tuesday evening In the Ladies'
Literary club, IN the form OF an In
formal reception to members aud a few
invited guests. The first part Of the
evening was spent In playing sixty
three, prizes being awarded 10 Mas
opal Hicks, Miss NJ. Perry Judge
Alex McMaster and Mr. r. W Brady.
The party was then favored with two
plano solos by Miss Elsie May Angel.
Light Refreshments were served IN the
lower rooms, while the tables and
chairs were cleared from the upper
floor, after which dancing was enjoyed
until midnight.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. I.edyard
NJ. Bailey entertained az an elaborate
tea her mother Mrs. Austin receivlnB
with her.
The parlors were decorated in pink
with cosmos used in profusion. the sit
ting room with yellow chrvsanthemums
The library with red dalIlhs and the
dining room With an artistic scheme
w American beauty color. the roses
with lamps and candles shaded In red.
and large basket ~ grapes iiei with
bows IN American beauty color makin6
an effective decoration. Olsen's OF.
ohestra provided delightful music. Mrs
w G. Jennings and Mrs. T. y. Beattie
assisted IN receiving. I'll Mrs TRACY
and Mrs, lglehart serve' tea and cof-
fea In the dining room. About 200 guests
were present during the afternoon.
Mrs A. G. Maclean ana Mrs. G. s
Nainer entertained at a large reception
on Tuesday afternoon from TN
o'clock al the home Of Mrs Vsdner. IN,
rooms were beautifully decorated WITH
palms, vines and cosmos, the psrlof II
red. the lunch room In white. ~ dininl
room IN pink. with cosmos, hbbon an,
shades IN the prevailing color, and IN