Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

The week has been a comparatively
Quiet one, the arrival and entertain
ment of the visiting clup-Women nav
Ing been the most notable events
few Kenslugtons and Informal dinners
and meetings OF the various sewing ana
card clubs have occurred, ana theSe
have constituted the principal enter
tainments Next week VIII open WIN
the musicale 90 be given BY MIS- ". y
Holmes. and number OF other inter-
estlng events are promised.
The most elaborate affair OF the week
was the delightful reception held AZ the
home Of Mrs. Annie T Hyde ON Tues.
day evening. In honor OF the officers OF
the National Council Of Women, VINO
arrived with the New York delegation
10 the biennial. The rooms were beau
tlfully decorated, the parlors IN whlte
and green with almond branches ana
palms artstically arranged, the library
with lllacs and palms and the dining
room In red and green with red carna-
lions and smilax. Prof Schettlers
mandolin club rendered beautiful Sc
lections during the evening, ana de-
licious refreshments were served. Re
ceiying with Mrs Hyde were Mrs.
Bathsheba Smith. Mrs n. b. Wells
Mrs. NJ. Y. Dougall Mrs c. s, VIII
Hams, Mrs. II. j. Grant and Mrs
Susa Y. Gates. A number Of gentle
men, both local and members OF the
visiting party, were present, among
them being Judge Hlgley of New York
Apostles II. j. Grant, John Henry
Smith, and A. Llnd Prest Angus M
Cannon Editor c. w. penrose and
Secy. OF State Hammond with many
others. The ladies honored were Mrs
William Todd Helmuth president OF
the Council Of Women, Mrs, May Wood
Swift Of San Francisco, vice president,
Mrs. Fannie Gaffney honorary presl-
dent, her daughter, Miss Humphrey,
and Miss Ida Weaver Of Boise, record
ing secretary, Besides these a number
OF other prominent women were pres
emit among them Mrs Pierce Of the
New York Tribune, and Mrs Frank
Lupton, an eminent club woman Of
New York. The time was most delight
fully spent. all present, and especially |
those Of the visiting delegation, ex-
pressing regret that their most pleas
urable stay could not be continued
longer The affair was under the aus
ploes Of the Relief and Y. l.. NJ. L. as
sociatlons and the members Of the
board Of directors OF each society as
sisted In entertaining
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Fred |
Wey entertained the Utopia club at the |
Wey hotel, the prizes In the card con- |
test being won by Mrs Callahan, Mrs.
Kimball and Mrs. Il. l.. Llbbey. Tho |
1Vaf anI Iona hand pVl1au .u.r. kan1 |
painted pictures and the consolation |
n hand-painted plaque The rooms
were beautifully decorated with spring |
flowers and carnations. and delicious J
refreshments We're served. Mrs j. II |
Hamilton will entertain the club week |
after next at her home, 22G Tenth East
Mrs. Edwin l.. Parker was hostess |
at a pleasant afternoon AFFAIR yester-
day about 50 guests being present The
rooms were beautifully decorated with |
spring flowers, and a dainty luncheon
was served The guests were. Mes
danes Vllate Romney Margaret Rom
ney Mary Wareing, Douglas Swan,
William II. King, Orson Romney Miles
Romney, Heber Romney Alonzo Young,
Robert Van Dyke, George Wareing Ne
phi schoheld Oyando G. Beebe A. j.
Swensen, Edgar Neslen, George Ross.
George Maycock, Henry McEwan. Geo.
w Reed, Richard r. Lyman, George
McAllister, Joseph n. Wells. George Q.
Coray Lizzie VI. Coray, c. Claud Lewis.
Charles P. Dasoh, Theodore Nystrom
y. W. Muhlenbruck, Dan w. owen
Paul Held Frank j. Hooking Ida S.
Dusenbery, Miss Emily Whitney !