Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

The week has been notable one J."
social annals, every day having been
marked by one or more elaborate az
fairs. Receptions, card parties, KEN
singtons and luncheons have been the
chief events. and opening dancing par
ties of the season were held al the La
dies Literary club, the Mesdames
Drueh and dancing club, a society OF
Salt Lakes young people Otlns lne
hosts OF the occasions Next week prom
ises also to be a busy one, several large
events being planned.
On Tuesday Mrs. w 8 McCornlcK
and Miss KeOgh We're hostesses at an
elaborate luncheon 40 their home on
North Main street. Eighty guests were
present and the entire lower floor was
thrown open, small tables being iald
En- each room. The house was beaut-
fully decorated, each room having us
distinct tint the candelebra shades on
the tables corresponding with the pre-
yaIling color The drawing room was
In red with American Beauty roses as
The decoration. and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS aided IN carrying out the color
scheme In the hall. In the breakfast
room pink roses were used. and the ain
ing and smoking rooms we're done IN
green and white. with roses, ferns ana
palms artsticaly arranged Lace
spreads covered the tables, lined with
the prevailing tint Of the respective
rooms. and the place cards were IN the
chosen colors A string orchestra sta
toned in the music room furnished
beautiful selections and the entire af-
fair was delightful.
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Another elaborate affair Of Tuesday
was the reception given by Mrs. + A.
Druehl and Mrs. Walter DrnahL The
affair took place at the home OF the
former and large number Ct guests
were present during the afternoon
Autumn leaves We're the sole decora-
tons, and these with varied tints shad-
ing from pale ydlloWs and greens to
russell and deep scarlet created q most
artistic effect. The hoStesses were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Ferdinand
Dlokert and In the dining room Mrs'
Milton Oglesby and Miss Preston pre-
sided, assisted by the Misses Dlckert,
while Mrs, Christopher Diehl, Jr., serv-
ed punch In the library. There was
music from an orchestra stationed In
the library and this with other details
Of the pleasant affair was much enjoy
ed.
Mrs. A. II. Tarbet was hostess at
delightful AFFAIR on Tuesday given In
honor Of Mrs, Donoher Of Park city.
The home was beautifully decorated
with a profusion of flowers. ferns and
palms American beauty white and
pale pink roses being used with greens
IN the different rooms. ana making
picture OF each. An orchestra on the
upper landing rendered delightful mu-
steal selections aud punch was served,
Mrs. George Reed and Miss Marie Luce
performing this office, while ices and
coffee were dispensed In the dining
room by Mrs. CosgrlG and Mrs. A.N
Kerr, assisted by the Misses Parker,
Kearns and Sinclair. The hustesses
were assisted In receiving by Mrs. |. y.
Parker and Mrs \. W. McCune, Jro
about 200 guests calling through the af-
ternoon.
A delightful event Of the week was
the reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Park on Wednesday night In
honor Of Or. and Mrs H. G. Park. The
hours were from TO TO- and a large
number thronged the prettily decorated
rooms. brilliant with flowers and shad.
ed lights In yellow, pink and green. with
American beauties. cosmos, chrysanthe-
NUNS and greens being used In the ar
tistic arrangement Lemonade was
served in the library by Miss
stanchdeld and assisting in the
dlningToopl were Mrs Miner
Mrs. Edwin Kmball. Mrs f. r..
Calvin, Mrs r. W. Whitney. Mrs
George Steiner and the Misses kim
ball and Calvin Receiving with the
hosts and guests Of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcmahon The Deseret Mando-
lin club was stationed behind a bank
of palms In the hail aud furnished mu-
sic during the evening.
Among the delightful events OF the
week was the party given by the Billie
club at the Ladies' Literary club. The
affair was for members ouly and was
the first Of the usual series Franklin
served punch ana ChristensDu's orChes-
ira furnished the music The punch
booth was prettlly decorated with
autumn leaves, The AFFAIR was enjoy
ed by everyone. and was q decided sue
cess. Those present were Misses Madge
Elliott Agnes Watson. Teresa Taylor
Edna Griggs. Teresa Barlow, Helen
Whitney Emily Whitney, BESSIE Felt,
Dorothy Dryer. Chrstoy Patten Gen
eva Horlick. Mana Chapen. Naomi Felt.
Edyth Heart. Lucille Mcclellan, Flossie
Mitchell Nan Jaensch, Jean Taylor,
Lulu Peterson and Sarah Williams,
Messrs. David II Sprunt, \. W, Bolton,
Sam Ashby. Arthur Ball. G. II. Pattcn.
Erne Holmes, Charley Brown. q. n.
Butler. Clyde simmons. Alvin Towns
end, A. G, Brain. Bert Gray, Jimmie
Watson. A, II. Burt. Frank White,
Jimmie Nelson, Ncstly Wilson, Bill
Bayy. Erne Burton and Robert Wilson.
On Thursday night Mesdames +. A.
and Walter Druehl gave the last Of
their series OF parties OF the week. the
event being I'm the nature Of large
dancing party at the Ladies' Literary
club house. Nearly two hundred inyi-
tatons were issued and the brilliant
throng with fits setting NJ beautiful dec
orations made an effective picture. The
reception room was done In palms,
ferns and autumn leaves and these last
were also used in profusion in the large
nan and basement. refreshments being
served in the latter place from small
tables pretiily adorned with leaves
flowers and shaded candelebra. One
OF the rooms was converted into a
smoking room for the male guests, and
cosy corners everywhere added 10 the
attractlveness Assisting Messys. and
Mesdames Druehl I'm receiving were
MFR. and Mrs. j. l.. Franken. The event
was In every way a most elaborate and
delightful one.
Mrs. W. s. Henderson was hostess
AT n pretty afternoon function on
Thursday. 90" was played, there being