Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16

Campbell, and the consolation by Mrs
Ellie Aadsen. The rooms were preitlly
decorated with chrysanthemums, ana
refreshments were served. The guests
were. Mrs. Moffat, Mrs. HIS, Mrs.
Lambert, MIS- Campbell, Mrs. Austin
Whitney. Mrs Charlie Cowan, Mrs,
win Ritter, Mrs. G.. Nj. Benedict MIS-,
Rachel Miller Mrs. Browning. Mrs
John owen Mrs. Horace Ensign, Mrs
Bert Horne Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Madsen,
Mrs. Walter Madison, Mrs, Young
Mrs. Horace Ellefbeck, Miss kathle
Dougall. Miss Ennid Moifat, Miss Julia
Hayes, Miss Lou Rove, Miss Amy
Rowe, Miss Besse Clawcon, Miss Bow
ring, Miss Ada Ellerbeck, Miss Geneive
Elcrbeck Miss Edna Dwyer, Miss
Kate Dryer, Miss Hattie Carter
Mrs. w. r. Dalby was the hostess Mt
an elaborate reception on Monday al
ternoon, large number Of guests NIL
Ing the rooms during the afternoon.
ChrysaDihemums and smilax were used
In artistic profusion throughout the
house. the parlor being In white, the
library in red. and the dining room in
lavender and green. Mrs. Daily was
assisted In receiving by Mrs Rives and
Mrs. Worthington In the parior. while
Mrs. James Jennings assisted in re-
ceivlng in the library and Mrs. Post
IN the dining room. Miss Crawford
served punch with Mrs, Terry. Assist
ing in the dining room we're Mrs. Dun
can. Miss Hattie Jennings and Miss
Bessie Gridley, and Mrs. A, II. BIZ
poured coffee. Music was reno ~,
throughout the afternoon by an orches-
ira stationed IN the hall.
Mrs. George NJ. Downey gave de-
lightful reception yesterday In honor
Of her slsters-Mrs. Brooks and Mrs.
McClintock. The rooms were beautiful
~ decorated with flowers vines and
palms the parlur with white chrysan.
themums, and the dining room with
pink roses, and pink shaded Candida
bra The hall was beautifully done
In ferns, and the orchestra was sta
toned here behind q bank Of palms.
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury presided at the
tea table and was assisted by Mrs
W. G.. Sharp and Mrs Styer. Mrs, Hoyt
Sherman. the Misses Mason. the Misses
Sherman, Miss Crawford, Miss Hark-
ness, ana the Misses Shearman. The
hours were from till and nearly 800
guests We're present during the after
noon.
Among the notable events OF the
week were the reception and musicale
given Mt the residence OF Mrs. Emily
Clawson on Monday night In honor of
Mrs. Lucy II. Young and Miss Lulu
Gates The chief feature OF the affair
was the vocal rendition of Miss Gates,
which established her as an artist Of
high degree. Miss Gates was beautiful
ly accompanied with the piano, by
Prof. j. j, Mcclellan. whose artistic
work aided in the successful interpre-
tation and effect. A number Of other ex-
cellent things were on the program and
the affair was delightful in all re-
spects.
Misses Alton and Jasmine Young en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday
In honor Of Miss Jane Mack
intosh. The rooms were decor
ated with chrysanthemums and about
forty guests were present among
them Mrs. A. II. Bird, Mrs. d. ]. sharp,
Mrs. w. II. Donnell, Mrs George Nye,
Mrs. Franken. Mrs. Frank Jennings,
Mrs. II. NJ Wells, Mrs. j. II. Young,
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. David Keith, Mrs. w.
G.. sharp, Mrs. Charles Rookledge, Mrs
Worthngton. Mrs. Lear Ritter, Mrs.
Ned Ferry. Mrs. David Murray, Mrs.
Baer, Mrs Bert Walker. Mrs. r. G..
Smith, Mrs, John Marshall, Mrs. Kerr,
Mrs. Reed, Miss Mccormick, Miss Hark-
ness, Miss Noble, Miss Sadler, Miss
NNalhor Mics nua Afiau Muuan do.
laide Mason, Miss Sherman, Miss Ed
Blaine, Miss Fox. Miss Park, Miss
Thorn, Miss Miller, Miss Porter. the
Misses Macmillan, Misses Howat, Miss
Emily Read. the Misses Dern, Miss
Woodward Miss R0okledge, Miss Hat
tie jennings, Miss Irene Dickson, Miss
Renshaw.
Miss Webber entertained Wednesday
afternoon at very artistic tea. The
house was decorated with great masses
OF chrysanthemums yellow md brown
were clustered In the parlor and hall,
and white and red were In the library
and dining room, where the red shaded
lights increased the color effect For
eign photographs and prints were hung
on the walls OF the parlor. library and
han and were the subject OF the guess
ing game. The tally cards We're small
European sketches. Mrs Heber NJ
Wells won the prize In the contest
Mrs. Franken and Mrs Nye presided
az the tea table, which was charming
ly decorated with large white chry-
santhemums and bows OF red ribbon.
and was replete with beautiful silver
and cut glass. The guests who enjoy
ed Miss Webber's hospitality were; Mrs.
Heber N Wells. Mrs. Edwin +.
Holmes. Mrs. r. Franklin Schley. Mrs.
j. T. Harris, Mrs. Union Worthington.
Mrs. John r Woodward. Mrs. Henry
La Motto. Mrs James l.. Franken.
Mrs. George l.. Nye, Mrs. S. II. Bah
cork, Mrs l.. NJ Bailev Mrs. +. w.
Jennings. Mrs w. r. Daily, Mrs. J.
=. Caine, Mrs. ], b. Farlow. Mrs. ].
l.. Jennings Mrs X. G. Kerr. Mrs. VIM.
Reid, Mrs. J. O Ferguson Mrs. NJ. L.
Oglesby, Miss Judge Miss Dolly Miss
Crawford Miss Lowe. Miss NC rnick
Miss Park. Miss Read. Miss Sharp.
Miss Reynolds, Miss Teasdel, Miss Sad
Ter, Miss Young.
From present indications an unusual
~ large number OF people WIN ac-
company the Tabernacle choir on their
California excursion in March. The
trip Is already anticipated by num-
Der well known in social circles and
the interest will doubtless be augment
ed as the date Of the excursion APP
proaches.
Mrs Burns Macdonald gave delight
ful dinner at Bearisleys on Thursday
night her guests being Mrs. Victor
Clement, Mrs Duke Baxter Mr.. and
Mrs. w. @. SHARP. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Walker, Miss Hoffcr. MessTs. George n.
Lawrence, Max Smith, Richardson and
Goodwin.
An interesting event was that given
I'm the parlots Of the Presbyterian
church by Mrs. William Igleharts class
OF Kings Daughters. II was an Eve
ming With japan" and an entertaining
program Of music and readings was
rendered.
last nieht Mr.. u. n. Burnley gave
sunper az the Alta club 10 the VISITING
railroad officials the party nuinperlng
twelve. The table was laid N the
a NJ a.