Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-14

,,opts were served IN the dining room room,
which was beautifully decorated WIN
INK and white roses hrysdnlhemulllS
and candelabra shaded IN PINK ASSIST
i,r I'm receiving were Mrs, James Fef-
puson. Mrs. w. B stevens MIs, powd
man and Mrs. w. II, Myer'' NJ. az 5tS
Mrs. Hamlll will be- at nome AZ 90
south Sixth East street. aIIer jan o'
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Hill and
fpInq A lockwood took place IN que
Tomule ON Wednesday I'm the evening
n rsreption was given 100 the nome OF
,he hrIdn's parcnts on Firth East street.
tn. rooms being beautifully
decorated with flowers A delicious SUP
nor was served from 6 until II. MISS
Hazel sim presided az the punch poNI,
Manv beautiful presents were received
bv he newly married couple. The bride
is popular young lady OF MN SreeA'
and the groom resides IN sugar Ii ,,,s
ward and ~ the manager OF the otan
lee company. There were ABOUT liV
guests present to enjoy the evening
Monday was the birthday anniyersa-
nv of Mrs. w. h. Dougall and the date
was made the occasion for "a dellSh'lu
surprise party. planned by the board
Of the Y. l., NJ. l. association OF "nICH
Mrs. Dougall Is counselor, ABOUT MY
people gathering unexpectedly at neT
home on West Temple street, ana
spending delightful evening Among
the pleasant features was a IleraIy
guessing contest in which MS Augusta
Grant and Mr. Benjamin GODDARD
were prize winners. and the rest oil the
evening was spent with music anu
rotations Mrs. A. W MGCune ana
Mrs. May Talmage reclting, Mrs bas,
sctt and Mr. lie Roi Snow giving yocal
solos Mrs. lie Ro SNOW q whlstllng
piece. and Miss claire Dougall piano
selections. The guests were Presl-
dent and Mrs. Joseph Il, smith "
and Mrs. Talmage, Mr. ana Mrs. lie
RoI Snow. Mr. and Mrs George ray
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. Eardley Mr., and mrs
A. o woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. jesse
Fox, Mr.. and Mrs John Bennett' Mr.
and Mrs Frank Taylor, Mr. ana Mrs
w. j. Beatle, Mr. and Mrs kolney
Badger MIR, and Mrs BENJAMIN Coo
dard. Mr., and Mrs Joseph Tingey' Mr.,
and Mrs. w. 3. Dougall Jro Mr. ana
Mrs. James McNlurrini Mrs. Minnie . :
snow, Mrs. Augusta Grant Mrs. A, W.
McCune. Mrs. Mary Freeze, Mrs Bas-
soft Mrs. Elias Morris, Mrs. BriXen,
Mrs. Minnie Freeze, Mrs. Ward; MISS
Annie Cannon. Miss Aggle Campbell
Miss Annie Campbell Miss Stella Ner
Miss Eddlngton Miss Adds, Mr. Me-
phi Norris
Mrs. Burns Mcdonald entertained nj
dinner on Wednesday, her guests being
Mrs Duke Baxter Nlss Dem MISS
elizabeth Dern, Miss Miller Miss Mar
reret Miller. Mr. Max Smith, MI john
crtchlow. Mr.. Cunningham, Mr. VIII
Thomson. Mr.. VIII Lawrence, The
decorations we're IN pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. sowles gave an
Informal housewarming on Tuesday
nlpht about 40 guests being present.
The rooms were decorated WIN Vlolets'
and refreshments were served
on Thursday night the c. w. b. Nj.
Of the Central Christian church gave
a delightful reception on Thursday
night in honor Of Rev and Mrs, Bag
ley, the occasion being to celebrate their
Wedding anniversary and also as
farewell gathering, the event being
held at the home Of Rev and Mrs.
Bagley on east Fourth South street.
They were assisted in receiving by
Judge and Mrs. Breeze Mrs. Bruck-
man and Mrs. Milliron and Misses
Blanche Cassidy and Mamie Sapping-
ton served fruit punch In the library
In the dining room Mrs. Schonert and
Mrs. Jesse Taylor assisted by Misses
May Langley, Margie Simons, Flora
Smith and Jennie Pierce served re-
freshments, and the guests were met
at the door by Misses Hazel Sapping-
ton and Flora McCanne The rooms
were beautifully decorated, and over a
hundred people called between the
Tours Of and H.
on Wednesday afternoon Miss June
Mcintyre was hostess at a delightful
rag bee, about 50 guests being present.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
white chrysanthemums, violets and
smilaX, and the violet and white color
scheme was beautifully carried out in
the candeabra and chandelier shades,
and floral adornments
throughout the house The hostess
wore white with bunch Of violets at
her belt, and the silk rags TO be sewn
for a curtain were wrapped In white
tissue paper, tied with violet ribbons.
The prize winners We're Miss Teasdel
and Mrs. A. III Ensign Present were
Mesdames A. H. Walker Chauncey
Renedict, c. Nj. Marshall Vivian Me-
Cune, John Sears A.. H. Ensign, Henry
Lund, Dana Smith $. H. Pinkerton,
y. Il. Donahoe. RE DIX and l.. Chase ,
Misses Pearl Weller Pard Pitts, Pearl
B an Colt Goldie and Stella Dix Han,
Bessie Han, Jennie Sands, Lucille lem
niugs, Jennie Macintosh Miller, Mar
garct Miller, Raybould, Daisy Raybould,
Gertrude Riley. Beesley Beau' Dou-
gall Hyde, Beatrice Hyde, O'Connor
Hattie Jennings May Billings, Eveline
Thomas, Wells Toasdo Ritter. sharp
Porter Ncedham, RaWlus. STELLA Me-
lntye, Carter. Patterson FHt. Groes-
.heck, Florence Groosbotk luti,e Tay-
Tor, williams Mamie Edulge, Alice
Seckel and Gencye clark,
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Edward
Richards, Mrs. Charles T.. Richards
and Miss Richards gave "a card party
the event taking place at the home OF
Mrs Edward Richards ON Eighth East
street The rooms We're beautifully
decorated with flowers and smllax, and
a charming picture War effected by
throwing open the conservatory at the
east end of the house. The card scheme
was one OF tue prettiest and most
original of the year. There were
twelve tables, each representing a
GCnth 10 the year and the score cards
We're decorated with water color flow
crs of the month represented By the ia
l'o. and each card had a calendar
While a couplet on the back referred
90 the month and IT'S flower. The tai
lies were also in water-color flowers
The prizes, a picture. gilt clock and cuI
iIass vase were won respectively by
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