Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

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ming covers being laid for TO- The dec
orations were'in red and green caIha-
tons being used with asparagus fern,
and the candelabra shaded N red ihe
guests were Gov. and Mrs Nells' ~
and Mrs. Elmer Jones, Mrs. halz' MI
Burnley, Or. and Mrs Tripp.
on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs, W. II. Ban
croft gave an informal dinner, covers
being laid for eight The Christmas
colors were used. red candles being
shaded in green. and flowers and ferns
CARVING ont the idea There were press
emit. Gov and Mrs. Wells Col ana
Mrs. Clayton. the Misses Mason Mr.
Burleigh. Mr.. Schumacher ana MI
Chester Mason
"Wednesday was the seventh wedding
annlyorsary OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. v.
Crol and the occasion was celebrated
In delightful card party at their nome.
The rooms we're decorated with palms
and pink carnations, and prizes were
won by Mrs. Rigney, Mr.. Loyd ana MI
Croll. During the evening MIS-, san.
bourn played a number OF delightlui
plano seleciSns. About 40 guests were
present.
Miss Jane Macintosh gave de-
lightful musical recital yesterday afler-
noon. the chief participants IN the pro-
gram being Miss Mocintosh's pupils
Miss Grace Clowson and Miss Elma
Young The event took place at MISS
Macintosh's studio In the Constitution
beck. and a large number were pres
emit to enjoy the pleasant event Both
young yocallsts acquitted themselves
with exceptional credit their accom-
panist being Miss Maud Mccoy.
on Tuesday Mrs. H. w. Doscher was
hostess at prettily appointed lunch
cen. covers being laid for IT, The
Christmas colors were carried out IN
red carnations and ferns and the place
cords were decorated with sprays OF
holly. The guests were Mrs Ezra
Thompson. Mra. Joseph Young Mrs.
n. A. Ransohoff. Mrs Eddie. Mrs. ]. A.
Hunt. Mrs w. W. Rivers, Mrs Abner
Luman. Mrs. j. d. Wood, Mrs Leon
ard Mrs. Joseph Luce. Mrs. J. e.
Thompson. Mrs. Keogh, Mrs Walter J.
Gunter Mrs. Joseph Oberndorfer ana
Miss Luce.
The character ball given at the Eigh
tenth ward hall on Thursday night
was most successful affair large
number were I'm costume, the pictur-
esoue predominating with pretty ef
feet. The ball closed the reries OF en-
tertalnments that have been given for
the benefit OF the chapel and was in
charge Of Mrs. Charles s. Burton Mrs,
II. G. Whitney, Mrs. Della D. HIS and
Mrs. Ida Snow.
Col and Mrs Holmes entertained az
en- elaborate dinner on Tuesday, covers
being laid for nine guests, the taDie
was beautifully decorated with Amerl'
can Beauties and the lights were shad-
ed in red.
Mrs. j. II. Young was hostess at
delightful card party on Tuesday,
large number Ct her friends being pres
Ell. to enjoy the pleasant event The
rccms were charmingly decorated and
following the game delicious refresh
ments were served. Prizes were won
b. Mrs. Cheeseman, Mrs. Mayo and
Mrs. Miles.
one of the enjoyable events Of the
week was the evening party given by
M JACK II Mnrshall al the home or
his uncle, Mr., Thomas $. Fowler 'fs
south Wet Temple, on Monday the &C.
oaslon being his goth birthday supper
was served by Mrs. Thomas 5, Fowler
assisted by Lilly Jay and Isabel FoW-
ler. Among those present were we
Misses Rose Jenkins, Ernie Nicols' Ef-
fle Nelson. Lizzie Nelson, Lizzie Davis
Euneila Carr Mande Dangeriield, l1la
Dangerfeld. Alice Trowhridge MISS
Rronker Miss Chiverll, Isabel Fowler.
Nevada McPhie. Margaret Burridge
end Lily Jay. Messrs. Ralph Sanders
Joseph S. Fowler, Junius S. Lewis, Pc,
ter Morris, Charley Alderman, Fred
Anstee. James Nelson, Robert McPhie,
Fred Morgan. Mr.. Rlnswick, Ted Hend-
rick, Ted Reid John Fowler. Frank
Fowler, Willard Clayton and John
Waddow -.
Judge and Mrs Powers entertained
on Tuesday evening at delightful dln-
ner eight guests being present The
table was beautifully decorated with
pink carnations and plumosa, and as
souvenirs each lady had dainty
French mirror and each gentleman
silver matchbox.
The regular monthly dance and in
spectlon OF Troop 4, n. G. T.. was held
al the armory on Thursday night
The l.. d. s. university students gave
a han at Chrlstensen's last night, the
event celebrating the closing Of school
for the holidays. The music was de-
llghtful and large number were pres
cnt to enjoy the pleasant affair.
Mrs. Esther Bunnell attained her SSth
birthday on Tuesday and the date was
made the occasion for pleasant family
gathering al the home Of her daughter,
DR.. Romanla q. Pratt A bounteous
supper was served and there We're
tdasts and congratulations with wishes
for the happy continuance Of her life,
the event being a most enjoyable one.
-
Mrs. r. II. Claiming gave delight
ful skating party on Monday evening.
Miss Mary Moore held bazaar at
her home this week.
Mrs J. II. Hague and daughter Of
Ieaho are in the city and Will occupy
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
Clinton, l26 a street. during their abb
sence IN the east.
Mr. W. p OMeara entertained at
dinner az the Alta club on Thursday
night. covers being laid for eight The
table was beautifully done In the
| Christmas colors md violet, the center
piece being Of American Beauty roses,
ilanked with yiolets. and sprays Of hol-
ly decorating the chandelier.
Among the elaborate events OF the
week was the dinner given BY Mr.. Sam
uel Newhouse on Monday night. The
table was beautifully decorated and
the guests were. Gov and Mrs Wells,
Mr. and Mrs Baker Of Everett Wash,
Mr. and Mrs r. f. Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j, Filler Mr. and Mrs. Jennings, Mr..
and Mrs. J r. Walker Mrs Victor
l Clement Miss Judge Mr. Clarence Nc
Cornlck, Mr.. T. Goodwin.
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