Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23

A number OF brilliant events have
transpired during the week. making 1t
a notable one IN the month. The AS
sembly ball and other dancing and
home functions distinguished the li2t
and still larger number OF notable
social events are planned for neXt
week .
The most conspicuous among the
many pleasant afialrs Of the week was
the assembly ball on Thursday night.
Christensen's hall was scene Of bril-
lance and festlyity, the rooms being
adorned with flowers and palms, aud
the music, costumes and all features
Of the AFFAIR combining to make II a
success. Refreshments were served
behind bank of palms on the stage,
aud IN the reception room, which was
furnished with oriental rugs and d.
vans and decorated with flowers, grare
and pineapple punch were served dur
ing the evening, Among those present
We're: Messrs. and Mesdames &. k.
Fischer, II, II. Officer d. j, sharp, Rob-
ert Herman, Burns Macdonald, G., 3.
Pfoutz, Elbridge Thomas, G. A. Walk
er. Rob Walker s. Siegel Bert Walker,
u. Nj. Lindsay, Westeryelt Ira Lewis,
J. w. Nell, Gemmel, r, +. Hayward,
l.. i. Ritter Jr, j N, Sharp Johnson,
/, Il. McGurrin, c. H. Post, NJ. L.
Oglesby. w. c, Bogue, ID. Keith, Dana
Smith, Robert Coleman, OBrlen, VIII
liam Reid, Cross, W. G.. Charp Hosmcr
]. II. Jennings c. r. Pearsall, Will
liam A. Akers, w r. Dale, Jack Keith,
Rood, G. y. Trayer, w. NJ, Ferry, S.
II. Babcock, Mesdames o. j. Salisbury,
Kenneth Kerr, Duke Baxter; Misses
Salisbury, Mcmillan, Porter, Renshaw,
Sherman, Haley, Jasmine Young,
sherman Reynolds, Read, Dickson,
Howat, Mason, Lowe, Alton Young,
Miller schoppe, Sadler, Dooly. Weller,
Leia Mcmillan, Jacobs, Ridge, Breeder,
Hardness. Judge, Burke, Pitts, Mackin-
tosh, Dern. Maj. Young, Lieut.. Peyton,
Lieut. Plat. Messrs Max Smith, Rich
erison, Lawrence, Thomas, Nolan,
Colin, Charlie Lawrence, X. G. Park,
Burke, schoppe, Sadler, Schuter, Rob-
erts. B. X. Smith, T. Ellis Browne. Nc.
trcaGy Breeden Anderson, Odel,
Goodwin, Porter Critchlow, Fender
CAST. Sawyer. Hampton, Overfied,
braeken, Diehl, Mccormick Scott Wells,
D.ck spTague, Ritter and Faber.
A pretty event OF the week was the
wedding % Miss Mary Il. Twombley
ard D. Aubrey s. HUI on Wednesday.
TIE ceremony was performed AZ 10
o'cioek A. N. at the rectory Of Sc. Pauls
church By Rev. Mlllldge Walker, in the
presence Of few relatives and friends
q the bride and groom. and dainty
wedding breakfast was served later at
tns home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs II. n. Twombley. The bride
was gowned In a becoming costume of
gray cloth and was attended by Miss
Edith McOmie. Mr., John NJ. Burt was
best man. At l2:ij DR. and Mrs. Hull
left for a trip to the Pacific coast. They
leave host Of friends who viii extend
good wishes for their welfare.
Mrs. Delano entertained at
euohre party on Thursday evening,
there being eleven tables The rooms
were beautifully decorated with cnrys-
anthemums, the parlor In pink, the IL
brary In yellow ana the dining room
In red. About forty-hve guests en-
joyed the evening,
On Wednesday evening Mrs. w. s.
Hedges entertained the card club at her
residence on First street the prizes In
the contest being won by Mrs. A. b.
and Mr. Beebe. The guests
We're; Mrs. Ralph Savage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson Mr. and Mrs Beebe,
Mr. and Mrs Miles Romney, Mr.. and
Mrs. McEwan, DR., and Mrs Leslie Snow,
Mrs. Daynes. Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ d. Wells. Miss Emme-
line Wells, Miss Ruby Wells Of ogden,
Mr. Farr, OF Ogden, Mr. Fred Daynes,
Mr.. Sanford Hedges
On Wednesday the members Of the
Utopia club were entertained az the
home OF Mrs. George w. Reed Ir., GA
Second street and spent a very enjoy
able afternoon, all regretting that the
time passed too quickly Handsome cut
glass prizes were won by Mrs II. T.
Duke, Mrs. Parker and Mrs Keogh.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs O'Conn0r's, 2ll Seventh East,
wednesday December 4th.
Mrs. s. II. Babcock entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday, her pa SITS num-
berlng eight Niclets We're the floral
decorations ana Nlolct WAS me color
scheme throughout. The guests were
Mrs. ]. A. Miner Mrs, G.. Y. Wallace,
Mrs. w. " Rice. Mrs +. S. Holmes.
Mrs Hardness, Mrs. G. p. Plummer,
Mrs ]. d. Thompson.
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury was hostess at
n delightful card party on Wednesday
afternoon, given IN honor Of Mrs.
guests. Mrs, Brooks. and Mrs.
McC1lntock The rooms were decor
ated with American Beauty and brides
roses, and the scores and TALES used
In the contest were Gainsborough heads
done in water colors The first prize
WAS won by Mrs. William Bradley and
the consolation by Mrs Boyd, the prizes
being recent books Of fiction. The
guest prizes were dainty pieces Of cut
visss. Present we're; Mira Brooks, Mrs.