Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-01

/ centerplece was pumpkin with Ian
| tern inside, and the souvenirs were tiny
/ candy pumpkins. ysanthemufns
were the flowers used. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs Charles Slade. ~
and Mrs. Fred Slsde. Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN Lynch, Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Rchettler Mr. aud
Mrs. w. ]. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. WIN
Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood,
Miss Dern was hostess at u luncheon
yesterday given In honor Of Miss Ma
ME Porter. The decorations we're
American beauty roses and white
chrysanthemums artistlcally arranged,
and covers were laid for II. Present
besides the guest Of honor We're: Mrs.
c. s. Price. Mrs. Diehl Mrs. Albert AL
len. Mrs Cunningham, Miss Mcintyre,
Miss Jacobs Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Kinney. Miss Mary Kinney Miss
Dooley Miss McGrath, and Miss Me-
Guigan of Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs, A. u. Richardson enter
tanned the Card-club at their home
an Thursday night the FIRST prizes IN
the contest going to Mrs II, A. Har-
tenstein and Dr. Leslie Snow, and the
second TO Mrs. Julia Taylor and Mr..
VIII Hedges. The guests we're Mr. and
Mrs T.. A. Hartensteln, Mr., aud Mrs.
VIII Hedges DR., and Mrs. Leslie Snow.
Mr. and Mrs, James Bar ow, Mrs Julia
Taylor and Mr.. 3. 5. Young,
Mrs. c. Stanley Price gave delight
ful card party on Wednesday afternoon
IN honor Of Miss Mamie Porter The
rooms were decorated with chrysan-
themums and refreshments were served
after the contest. Prizes were awarded
Mrs Schoppe and Miss Culmer,
Mr.. and Mrs u. A. Hartenstein cele-
brated their china wedding on Tuesday
evening In a delightful card party given
az their home. The rooms We're decor
ated throughout with cosmos, and de-
liCious refreshments were served.
Prizes were won by Mrs Charles Brink,
Mrs. Bird and Mrs Wlscomb,
Misses Glare Mldgely and Winnie
Evans gave a Halloween party at the
home OF Miss Mldgeley last night The
rooms were prettily decorated with cos
mos. chrysanthemums and greens, and
the evening was spent with Halloween
games, music and recltations. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Mrs. r. l.. Tracy was hostess at the
Country club today.
Mrs. Fred Hale entertained Informal
ly at a Kensington on Thursday In
honor Of Mrs. ID. =. Early Of Rockport,
Ill.,. who Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Simpns.
Miss Laura Madsen entertained the
lSensngton club at her home on Thurs
Gay afternoon. The decorations were
ohrysanthemums, and an enjoyable
time was spent by oil. Present were
Mrs. Ringer, Miss Rose Meyer, Miss
Alice Fisher. Miss Mary Arson, Miss
Alton Kimball, Miss Carrie Hardie Miss
Ada Nelson Miss Hazel Beatle, Mis-
Cr.smon. Miss Lulu Penrose, Miss
Louie Madsen, Miss Grace Freeze,
Mr., and Mrs. r. Il. Carpenter Of Fort
Dodge Ia. who have been visiting
with friends In this city left yesterday
for Los Angeles. Mrs Carpenter Is n
sister OF Miss Kate and Mr. Albert
Vorse and a niece Of ]. A. Goodhue.
Mr. Carpenter is brother OF ex-Gov-
ernor Carpenter Of Iowa,
Miss Slbyl Foote entertained a num-
Der Of her young friends % delightful
Halloween party last niGAt.
Mrs. y s. Spencer was hostess at
delightful tea on Tuesday, the fea-
lures Of the afternoon being musical
program given by Profs. Mcclellan
and Shelton and Miss Crismon, and a
sewing contest in which prizes We're
awarded Mrs. j. d, Spencer and Mrs
Myra Rosslter
Mrs. d. S. Spencer entertained at a
second pleasant affair on Thursday,
the afternoon being spent at cards.
The rooms were decorated In autumn
flowers and the scores and TALES We're
sprays of autumn leaves done In wat
en- colors. The first prize was won by |
Mrs. John Y Rich of Brigham city |
the second by Mrs. r. G. Weber and |
consolation by Mrs, NJ, b. Whitney.
Mrs, II. r. Ayres entertained at "6y"
on Wednesday afternoon about rs |
guests enjoying the pleasant affair The |
rooms were beautifully decorated, great |
yellow chrysanthemums being used In |
the parlor, cosmos In the library, and |
American beauty roses In the dining |
room. The prizes In the contest were !