Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-29

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cert ON Monday night, among the enter
tainers being COL and Mrs u, r.
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Jennings
MIR. and Mrs. T. G.. Oden, Mr. and Mrs
Lear Ritter.
Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement was hostess
at a delightful dinner on "Wednesday
given In honor OF Mrs Joseph slegel OF
Butte The decorative scheme was req
the table having a centerpIecc OF Amer
lean Beauty roses, and red candles with
shades Of the same color and red place
cards completing the idea. Besides the
guest Of honor were present Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f.. Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs
Solomon Siegel. Mrs Sou,nwell, Mrs.
Burns Macdonald, Mrs. Corning, Mr.
McVickle, Dr. Ryaert and Mr.. Jaeklin
Of Colorado.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. o. ",
Powers entertained at u card party
about 30 guests being present to enjoy
the pleasant event The PROFESSIONS
were marked in unique way, small
ribbons inscribed with the name Of
course AZ dinner being attached TO a
longer ribbon Much amusement was
caused through the contest by the
guests missing some Of the most de-
lectabe courses Of this imaginary reast
Those were secured menus worthy OF
awards were Mrs. Miner. Mrs. Dcrn,
Mrs. Terry and Mrs Woodruff
Mrs. Ferry Of Park City was guest Of
honor at pretty luncheon given on
Wednesday by her daughter, Mrs.
George II. Hancock. The decorations
were in pink white and green, the first
shade prevailing in the parlor and
white and green in the dining room. A
vase Of white tea roses set IN circle OF
white violets waa the centerpiece. and
ten roses were used as favors. Besides
Mrs Ferry were present Mrs. Brans-
ford. Mrs. Zane, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs.
Hjlmes, Mrs, Mcmillan Mrs, II. II,
Chitchlow. Mrs. Dninny, Mrs. Clarence
Brown, Mrs. Il. S. Ferry and Mrs, Car
Ctil
Mrs. Hardness and Miss Hardness
entertained at prettily appointed lunch
con on Wednesday in honor OF Mrs
Burns Mcdonald The table was dec
grated with red carnations and smilax
and covers were laid Tor IL.
Mrs Arthur II Bird was hostess at
an informal luncheon on Wednesday
complimentary 10 Miss Cornish, who Is
the guest Of tue Misses Mason. Niolets
were the decorations.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Walker enter
tained at dinner on Tuesday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Burns Mcdonald and Mr.
and Mrs. Bull The table was effect
lively decorated In pink with roses and
shaded lights carrying ont the idea and
covers were laid for a. The other
guests were Mrs Victor NJ. Clement,
Mr. ana Mrs. ] 4. walker Mr.. and
Mrs. Witcher Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
wand $. Ferry, Mrs Foote and Mr.
Walter Lander
The reception and ball given by the
university students at Christensen's
last night in honor Of the Stanford
visitors was delightful affair, all pres
ent enjoying the event TO the utmost.
The hall was bright with the col0rs
of the two universities and the music
and all details We're all that could De
desired Following were the chape-
rones: Mrs H. NJ. Wells, Mrs Thomas
Kearns, Mrs. j. r, Kingsbury, Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman, Mrs Edwin +. Holmes,
Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mrs w w. Ri
ter. Mrs David Keith. Mrs. $. Bam-
berger and Mrs. j. Y. Ferguson.
Mrs. Joseph Young gave a delightful
musicale on Tuesday afternoon in en-
tertainment OF 81. Marks guild An en-
joyable program was rendered by Mrs
Walter Fraser, Mrs. Malvin and the
Misses Drhemer. The rooms were pref
tily decorated and refreshments were
served Present were Mrs Highly, Mrs.
w G. Lamb, Mrs Pinkerton Mrs.
Oglesby Mrs. Leonard, Mrs Bird, Mrs.
II. w. Dooehr, Mrs Keogh, Mrs Wal
ter Fraser. Mrs DR.. Melvin Of Wash