Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

The chief social events OF the week
have been those given BOO honor of the
Live Stock delegates Beginning with
the big reception at the huutsford ON
Tuesday night the series Of entertain
ments provided for the visitors have
made the week an exceedingly lively
one outside OF the events happening
outside OF these succIa functions. The
addition OF these 10 the social list help
to make the weeks record one Of The
most notable OF the season.
The reception at the Knutgford was
the largest and most brilliant ever
given In the city From an carly hour
in the evening till after midnight the
rotunda. parIors, balcony and other
rooms set apart Cor the anair were
thrcngcd with people and the setting
for the large gathering was brilliant
enough 90 suit the most tasudious OF
tastes Palms ANTS cut flowers and
colored llghts made falrylaud VI the
Interior and th. entertainment pruVld-
ed In the way OF music, dancing and re-
treatments We're on "a prlncsIy scale
The event was q notable one ana VIII
be long remembered by those present
The three receptions given on We'd
nesday afternoon 90 the ladies who ace
COMMANDED the delegations were
amongst the most delightful of the
week. The function at the Bee Hive
house was enjoyed by q large number
and the appontmentsandc Entertainment
were all that could be- desired The
homes Of Mrs Ezra Thompson and
Mrs Mccormick were also scenes of
beautv and enjoyment Flowers and
plants were lavishly and artistiCally
used In decorating the residences and
the hostesses with their assistants loft
nothing undone that could contribute
10 the pleasure and comfort 0f their
guests. The three affairs viii rank
amongst the red letter events OF the
week.
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George
A Lowe and Miss Lowe entertained
al cards about eighty guests being
present The rooms We're decorated
wholly IN greens, palms and vines bee
ing used
The tallles were IN japanese design
and the score-cards We're large pictures
In copies OF works by modern artists
The first prize was won by Miss Kcogh
the second by Miss Moore. ana the
consolation by Mrs Spraguc The
guests We're.
Miss AN. Mrs c. r. Allen. Miss Hes
ter Allen. Mrs Archer Mrs Beattle
Mrs. J. H. Bennett Miss Woodward
Mrs Carter Miss Park Mrs S. q. Park
Miss che Mrs Dart Mrs Hebron. Mrs
Fenton Mrs Ferry. Mrs Gallagher Miss
Preston, Mrs W. l.. Green, Mrs Il0rk-
ness, Miss Howat. Mrs A. Howat Mrs,
Frank JENNINGS Miss Lucille Jennings
Mrs, VIM. Sprague, Mrs. Woodruff,
Miss Kimball. Mrs Keysor Miss kengh,
Mrs, Katz. Miss h. Kat2, Miss Mcmillan
Miss Moore Mrs Miles Or. Miles. Mrs
Nye, Miss Nye, Mrs h. Roberts Miss
Booklldge Mrs. j. sharp, Mrs. Sprague,
Mrs. f. Stephens. Mrs Thompson Mrs.
l.. II. Tracy Miss Vorce, Mrs Davis.
Mrs. Zane, Mrs VIM Reed, Miss VII
llams. Mrs. wilkes, Mrs lie Grand
Young. Mrs. Franken. Mrs Duke. Mrs.
Pearson. Mrs c. Read, Miss Read, Mrs.
Lawrence Mrs John Marshall. Miss
Kirkpatrick, Mrs VIM Donnell, Mrs.
y. y. Richards. Mrs. T. Richards,
Miss sadler, Mrs Dalby Miss J. Katz,
Mrs. Hal Brown. Mrs. Hunt Mrs.
Bransford. MN. Kerr Mrs. Hugh An
nerson, Mrs oscar Lewis, Miss Nellie
Walker. Miss Crawford, Mrs | White,
Mrs. Tlenan
Mrs. Lowe and Miss Lowe We're host
esses at a second card party on We'd
nesday evening The decorations were
also IN green and the scores and tall
lies Were pictures In black and white.
Miss Mason won the first ladies prize.
Miss Sherman second. and Mrs Brink
third. The first gentlemen's prize was
taken ny Mr. Leon. the second by Mr.
Thompson. and the third by Mr. Rob
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas s. Brink, Mr. and
Mrs s. n. Bahcock Dr and Mrs
Beatty, MIR and Mrs T. A. Druehl Mr.
and Mrs Walter Druehl Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Evans. Mr. and Mrs Y. j. Ft-
blan Mr. ana Mrs @. NJ Forbes. Mr.
and Mrs. ] Y. Harris. Col and Mrs
j.. r. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs G. p Hol-
man Mr.. and Mrs Wm. James Mr.
and Mrs J H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
+. Knox. Mr. and Mrs w 8 McCor-
nick, DR. and Mrs Niles. Mr. and Mrs
Nelden, Mr. md Mrs s. O.. Park. Mr.
md Mrs. Rob Smith. Dr. and Mrs q.
II. Pfoutz. Judge and Mrs. O. W. Pow