Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
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Monday witnessed one or the most
elaborate affairs Of the week. In the
luncheon given by Mrs. Perry Heath
n, the Knutsford. The private dining
room was used and the table was ar
ranged In the shape Of the letter 7, the
decorations being In pink and green.
Banks of ferns were placed at inter-
walls with tiny pink satin rosebuds ana
butterflies cleaning from them. Al
each place were souvenirs consisting Of
tiny baskets filed with candy rosebuds
and green glaze bottles OF cheme de
mcnthe. There were cakes tied with
how knots Of pink glace, and the silver
candelabra were shaded In pink and
green. An orchestra stationed In the
ordinary rendered delightful selec-
tons during the afternoon Covers
wore laid for 80, the ladies present be-
ing Mrs, Kearns, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Ezra
Thompson, Mrs. Bubb Mrs. jacob
Hamberger, Mrs, Powers. Mrs Holmes,
Mrs, Bancroft, Mrs. lgleheart Mrs.
Lindsay Mrs. Eabcock Mrs. Weber.
Mrs Miner, Mrs. Bird, Miss Keogh
Mrs Irvine. Mrs Edward Ferry Mrs.
Do0ly, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Hardness.
Hrs Holman, Mrs. Weir. Mrs. Ferris
Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs. Jay Harris, Mrs.
Whittemore Mrs. Rob Walker Mrs.
Bransford. Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Witcher
Jones, Mrs. Rice, Mrs, Filler, Mrs.
Southwel Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Lamb,
Mrs. Lewis.
An event which will rank as a de-
lightful social as well as club event OF
tie week was the entertainment Of the
Daughters Of the Revolution at the
home OF Mrs. Philo T. Farnsworth on
Tuesday. The beautiful home was de-
corated both In the national. and colors
OF the society, bun and blue, the pa
triotlc idea being artistlcally carried
out. The doorWays between the parlor
and library were hung with flags and
bunting and caught in the center with
SERVES Of bun and blue. and tiny hags
surmounied the pictures. In the IL
bIary was n patriotic corner a sofa
with cushions done In the four colors
being placed in cosy nook, while
above on the wall were portraits OF
George and Martha Washington and
Mount Vernon, hung with tiny flags.
Small silk flags We're given as souyen-
irs TO the six oldest members present,
The program consisted Of an excellent
payer by Mrs. NJ, Y Dougall dealing
with the statesmen prominent I'm the
revolutionary time, the difficult subject
being handled IN a delightfully."- clea
ard concise manner Following this lit
tie Miss Farnsworth, a dainty little
lady VI years. sang a ballad entitled
Washington Crossing the Delaware,
20 the delight OF her hearers, Follow
ing the program most delicious refresh
utnts We're served and the pleasant
ts oil Ntif
America
Mrs c. A. Walker was hostess on
Thursday al one Of the most BEAUTIFULLY
appointed unchc0ns OF the season the
AFFAIR was In honor Of her sister, MIS-
G Raymond walker and was given al
the Commercial club The dining room
WAS beautifully decorated with white
snowballs holly and palms. and RED
shades on the candelabra harmonl1ed
with the prevailing colors, The taple
had a centerpiecp Of sncwballs and
holly. and snowballs and holly were
strewn over the table while the chan
delier was festo0ned In the same.
Around the room were palms and the
sldeboard was festooned In the Christ
mas colors. Dainty souvenirs In the
form Of tiny cuplds were at each plate,
and the place cards We're Of white satin
ribbon inscribed with the name OF each
guest In git letters The guests We're
Mrs. G. Raymond Walker Mrs. +. f.
Holmes. Mrs. Clement. Mrs. +. +. Fer
~. Mrs. Jennings Mrs Claiming. Mrs
Babcock, Mrs. j. r. Walker. Mrs Far
low. Mrs. sturgiss, Mrs. Powers Mrs.
Foote Mrs Bascom, Mrs. Howard Mrs.
Johns. Mrs Ridge. Mrs Shelp. Mrs
Miner Mrs sadler, Mrs. Cheeseman,
Mrs Cunningham. Miss Dern, Miss
Hardness, Miss Lowe, Miss Judge, Miss
Salisbury.
One OF the prettiest home affairs OF
the week was the luncheon given by
Mrr. LC.C,osz on Wednesday In honor
Of her daughter. Mrs. II. n. Whitney.
The decorations were in red. white and
green. the parlOr entirely In white. thc
Turkish room In red, and the dining
room and han In the three colors. The
lights in each room were shaded 10 cor
respond with the flowers. and the effect
was very artistic. The table had vases
q Icing gt,mmed American Beauty
roses. and AZ each plate were tiny green
baskets Of dainty candles tied with red
and white ribbon Ropes Of smilax
reaching from the chandelier 10 the
four corners completed the picture.
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