Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

Two delightful afternoon functions OF
the week were those given by Mrs.
james ~. Clinton and Mrs william y.
Ellefbeck I'm honor Of Mrs james ".
Clinton, Jr.The first took place on Tues"
day afternoon and was In the nature
Of n Kensington, about thirty guests be-
Ing present The rooms were effect
lively decorated, the parlors In white and
green. with carnations smlax and
palms carrying out the idea, the library
entirely In green and the dining room
In red. the table from which dainty re-
freahments were served having oen-
terpiece Of red carnations, and the cam
delabra being shaded In red, while ropes
of smilax were hung from the four corr
ners TO the chandelier, The afternoon
was pleasantly spent with music ms
one Of the enjoyable features, furnished
by Mrs, q. A. Snow, Miss judith Ey-
ans and Miss Estelle Clinton. Mrs.
Byron Groo and Mrs. Louis SeckelH
poured coffee and chocolate The
guests were Mesdames II, S. Richards,
John. G. Felt, /. l.. Downing, p. H..
Farnsworth, Byron Groo, Geo. A.
Snow, r. Ellerbeck, u. s. Spencer Cris-
mon. H. $. Young r. G. Badger,
Wells Miss Della Snow, Mesdames, j.
j., Grant, Louis Seckels, Samuel Paul,
s. Benson, Judge Twomey, win Two
mey, Of Chlcago VIM. Mclntlre. Healy,
Of ogden, John Sharp, John V Hamp-
ton, II. s. Goddard, r. ID. Lewis, Heber
j. Grant. N. A. Empey, A. T. McCanne,
Walter Jennings Charles crlsmon,
Wantland.
on Wednesday Mrs. Clinton and Mrs
Ellerbeck were hostesses at second
delightful event, the guests being en-
tertained with euchre. The score and
TALES were hani-palnted clover leaves,
and the prizes were won by Miss Paul.
Inc Groo and Mrs Frank stevens A
feature Of the afternoon were the vo-
cal solos given by Miss Jane Mackin-
tosh Refreshments were served, Mrs.
Hyde Dale and Mrs, George Ellerbeck
pouring chocolate and coffee. The
guests We're. Mrs. A, w McCune, Misses
Mamie Porter, Dern, Elizabeth Dern,
Jack McCune, Alton Young Jane Mack
intosh Ethel Paul Claudia Morris,
Elizabeth Groo, Pauline Gr0o, Ada Ei-
lerbeck, Geneye Ellerbeck, Conroy, Of
ogden, Julia HAYS. Enid Moffatt Wei
",
Lynne. June Mclntire, Parker Mes
danes G. NJ BENEDICT pearsal Ira
YER Richards, r. w. Hale, Hyde Dale.
~ Sharp Lindsay Rogers, w. III.
Frank lIagenbarth, Frank stephens,
Hoppaugh Stanley Price Worse Dun
can Joseph $. Richards, G. t. Odell,
A notable event of the week was the
visit Of Miss Alice French OCTAVE
ThhneO I'm the city Miss French Is
one OF Americas foremost authors, and
has delightful personality, which has
made her visit memorable to those who
have had the pleasure Of meeting her.
On Thursday Mrs Henry w, Law
renee and Mrs. j II Young entertained
ut cards In honor Of their guest Miss
Newton. OF California. The prizes were
won by Mrs Mont Ferry, Mrs, Duke
and Mrs. Alder Among the guests
were Mrs Bldwell Mrs. Marshall, Mrs
j. II. Jennings, Mrs, j. N. sharp, Mrs
Downey, Mrs Smedley Smith, Mrs. A.
IT, Bird Mrs. Gregg. Mrs Ferris, Mrs
Price, Mrs Rookldge, Mrs. Keith, Mrs,
Park, Mrs, Frankyn, Mrs. Nye, Mrs,
~ W. jennings, Mrs. Calvin, Mrs, Bas-
com, Mrs. j. K. Walker. Mrs. Charles
Walker, Mrs, Cheeseman, Mrs, Lewis
Mrs. Eccles, Mrs, w, n, Bennett, Mrs
Dalby. Mrs shelton, Mrs Woodruff
Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs. Witcher
Mrs. Post, Mrs, Hancock. Mrs, Rock
lldge, Mrs Lindsay Mrs, Boyd, Mrs. c.
S. Burton, Mrs. II. NJ. Wells Mrs
Kerr, Mrs. Reid, Mrs, Glendlnning,
Mrs. Ned Ferry, Mrs, Mont Ferry
Mrs. y. O. Howard Mrs. Murray, Mrs
j. Jevne, Mrs. Flagg, Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. WIN Sprague Mrs. Griffin Mrs,
ID. s. sharp. Mrs. Carey. Mrs Fischer,
Mrs. Eldrcdge Mrs, Caine, the Misses
Mason. Young Shearman, Sadler
Sprague, Rooklidge Miles, Kimball,
Hampstead. Walker, Park Lowe, Han
auer, Macintosh. Woodward,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. llartenstem en-
tentainel at siXty-three last Thursday
evening al their residence, iQa Second
street The first gentleman's prlze was
gold plated butter knife ana was won
10y Charles King The lady's prize, "a
silver sugar spoon, 10y Mrs. G. o. King
Eenteman's BOBBY prize, can bell. Mr..
Parkinson and lady's BOBBY prize %
cup and saucer, by Mrs Parkinson.
Following the game delicious refresh
ments were served and the guests after
enloying the bountiful repast were en-
tertained with music Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiscombe MI.
and Mrs H. G. Naisbett Mr. and Mrs.
II. G. Pitt Mr. and Mrs Charles @,
King. Mr., aud Mrs j w, Burton, MI
and Mrs $. y. King Mr. and Mrs
II 10 |
Jenkins. Mrs Hannah ID. Hampton,
Miss Adeline Dunbar Prof and Mrs.
Leo Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson, Miss
Isabelle Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs Y f.
Thomas. Miss Elsie Maud Hampton.
Mr.. Burton, Mr. and Mrs Leslie, Mr.
and Mrs. j. T. Dunbar,
Mrs. George Y. Wallace entertained
al a Kensington on Tuesday afternoon
about thirty guests being present The
entertainment OF the afternoon was "A
guessing contest IN which pictures Of
actresses and wen known people We're
pasted upon different figures and the
guests were required 10 guess the
Identity OF each The prizes We're won
by Mrs. Jack Jevne and Mrs sam
Park. Refreshments were served late
In the afternoon.
on Tuesday Mrs, +. A. Vincent with
Mrs Arthur J., Brattaln was
hostess at the third Of series Of de-
llghtful afternoon functions Tho
rooms were beautifully decorated with
carnations and ferns, and I'm the din
ingroom the blinds were drawn and
cnndelabfn were used with dainty pink
shades Among the enjoyable features
were musical numbers rendered by
Mrs Plummer and Miss Davis, the
reading OF a paper on Jack London
and a drawing contest in which Mrs.