Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08

ard. Mrs, Murray, Mrs, Jeyne, Mrs
Harris, Mrs, r. DAILY, Mrs Bird, MIS-
| Lindsay, Mrs, Boyd, Mrs Hayward,
! Mrs. j. II. Walker Mrs. Charles Walk
er, Mrs Robert Smith, Mrs Read lhe
MISSES Dern, Mason, Hanauet FOX
Burke, Read, Newton, Harkness, kim-
ball, keosh, Mccormick Dooey, WeD-
Der Lowe.
On Tuesday Mrs. stephen n. Babcock
was hostess az a delightful luncheon
given Ht her home on south west
Temple street The rooms were
prettily decorated, the dining room be-
ing III red with the electric lights aud
candelabra which III the darSened room
shaded In the prevailing tint while
american beauty roses and red ana
white carnations made an effective dec
Grafton for the handsomely appointed
liable. The guests were Mrs, j. II.
Walker, Miss Dooly, Mrs Burns Mac
donald Mrs. jay r. Harris Mrs, Ro-
bert Smith, Mrs X, II. Claiming Mrs.
Duke Baxter, Miss Lowe Mrs. ID. ).
Murray, Mrs j, A. Jeyne and Mrs, Ed
ward $. Ferry.
The Salt Lake Business college is to
DC cOmpllmented upon the success OF
us party held at Chrlstensen's Thurs.
day evening OF this week II was one
or the most enjoyable dances given
there this season, and about l25 couples
comprising the present and
former students and their friends
were present All the faculty
were there and aided In seeing
mat all had a good time. Punch was
served during the evening and the mu-
sic for Il program Of eighteen dances
was particularly good The committee
responsible for the success Of the af-
fair consisted OF the Misses Kate stay
ner Nettie Poulton, Maggie loudle,
Messrs, l., A. Mcbride ami G. w Ben
nett
Still up to It's excellent standard the
Twentieth ward M l. A. associations
gave 4 most successful dancing party
a: the Ladies' Literary hall IN Wednes-
day evening. While the attendance was
little large for the best comfort In
dancing stu all who participated thor
oughly enjoyed themselves. Lemonade
was served In the lower ha" ~ bevy
OF charming young ladies' Excellent
music was furnished by the llauarboch
orchestra for a program Of twenty
numbers. The affair was In charge OF
the Misses Margie Young. Josie How
ard Mamie May. Jamie Murdoch
Messrs Clarence Neslen, Fred Daynes
Lin Simmons, Fred Brain and clyde
Simmons.
At the home OF Mr.. d. II. Klmball on
east South Temple street last evening
Misses Ada Britt, Anna Ward and
Messrs. Gursham b. Wells, j. Herman
ana Marks gave q very pleasant sur
prise to the quartet. Messrs.
Tom Ashworth Heber sharp. Misses
Gottire owen and Julia Jones. The
evening was spent with games, music
and refreshments, which all most heart
lily enjoyed,
on Monday afternoon. Mrs A. #.
Kerr gave a card party at her home in
honor OF Mrs. A. II Tarbet, about
thirty guests being present The rooms
were artistically decorated with carna-
lions smlax, and ferns, the hall being
IN red, the parlor In pink and the din
Ing room in pink and white. Tho
first prize was won by Mrs. McGurrin,
the lone hand by Miss Parker, and the
consolation by Mrs Hamilton Mrs.
Tarbet the guest Of honor, received
a cut glass dish, The hostess was as
sisted In entertaining by Mrs. Read.
Miss Read and Miss Parker
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home OF Miss Alice Cas-
Teton S23 Second street in honor OF
her fourteenth birthday Tuesday even
ing. Games were INDUCED in aud
dainty refreshments were served Those
present were Misses Ivy, Edna. Flor
ence and Myrtle Castleton. Nellie Ma
thison, Elvlna Foulger, Alice Hubert
Alma Peterson, Monte Bergman, Ttlda
Orlob, Laura Shore. Carol Burt. Pearl
Sarah Bench, Mr.. Jay and
Rulon Castleton, Mr. Alfred Gum. Mrs
Frank Gum, Mr.. Golden Young, Mr.
Albert Coles, Mr.. Lorenzo Coles, Mr.
Emil Larsen Mr., Ralph Pouton, Mr..
Lynn Young, Mr. Chas Cardwell. Mr..
Richard Conold Mr. John Mathison,
on Monday Mr. A. +. Holden enter
tanned at dinner at the Alta club In
honor of Maj, and Mrs. G.. f. Downey.
The table was laid In the green room.
and was handsomely decorated, large
vase Of pink roses forming the center
piece and sprays of smilax, maidenhalr
fern and asparagus extending from this
to the places The ladies' were pre-.
sented with flowers in the shape of
large bouquets OF pink roses. The
guests were Major and Mrs Downey,
Miss Block of ST. Louis, Messrs. Wlcks,
Heintz and Pollock
on Wednesday evening Mr., and Mrs.
T. II. Black entertained number OF
their friends at cards. The
guests were Messrs. and Mes.
DANES Airs, Bintz, Boggs. Bow
man. j. F. Bransford, H. w.
Brown Cole, John Dern, George Dern,
Dole, Egan, Fred Egan, Evans, Fred
Francis, Fanningan, Gustin, Hop
paush. Jacobs, II. T. McConahay Me-
Mahon, Moore, L. T. Palmer, John
Reed, Ed Richards, c. w. shores.
steihl, Trip, NJ. b, Whitney. Judge and
Mrs DinnlnN Dr. and Mrs. Burrows,
Mrs Miles, Or. Luella Miles
On Monday the Woman's Republican
club was entertained by Mrs. w. w,
Rivers and an enjoyable time was
spent. A feature Of the afternoon was
a paper read by Mrs. A. ] Johnson.
giving view Of the Hay Pauncefote
treaty, a discussion by all the members
following. After completing arrange
ments for celebrating Llneoln's birth
day on Feb. u, delicious refreshments
were served, and pleasant social hour
passed.
Mr. and Mrs. a. r. Volmer enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner on Thurs
day evening, covers being laid for
twelve The table was decorated I'm
pink and green, carnations and snilax
being used The guests were Judge
ana Mrs Bowman, DR.. and Mrs. Hos
NET Mr. and Mrs, O. l.. Rood, Mr.. and
lrs. II y. Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Bogne,
\ unique and delightful event of the
week was the barn party" given last
night by the l. n. $. students. The
gfanary near tho University building
wac cleared for dancing. an orchestra
furnished dclectable music for the
dancers, and 20 good old-fashioned
tIme' was enjoyed
Among the pleasant events OF the
week was the card party given by Mrs
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