Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-23
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1922


day anniversary OF President Angus M.
Cannon, and the event was celebrated
in a most enjoyable family gathering
at the home Of his daughter Mrs. Nina
9. Ellis, on West Temple street. The
rooms we're prettily decorated, the par
lor being IN white iilacs and snowballs
the rear parlor In pink carnations and
the dining room In red and white
Early In the evening an elaborate sup
per was served, nearly n hundred
guests being seated at the tables
Afterward there was an entertaining
program. consisting Of vocal and in
strumenta music by several Of the
grandchildren, and a charming drill
given by number OF little tots from
to years. called the grandmother !
drill" the little ones being dressed In
quaint old costumes with cap and
nedkerchiefs and singing "A song Of
the Grandmother" a sketch Of the life
Of President Cannon was read by
George NJ. Cannon, and congratulatory
speeches were made by Editor G. w,
Penrose and Joseph II. Taylor, re-
sponses being made by the recipient Of
the occasion. The affair was happy
one and enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. James w NELL was hostess at
most delightful luncheon at the Alta
club on Thursday given In honor of
Miss Katherine Leonard. The table
was laid in the gold ROOM and was
beautifully decorated IN purple and
white--aeur de lis being used in artistic
profusiOn with bridal wreath and as.
paragus plumosa The place cards
were hond-palnted In the same colors
and design, and all the appointments
were In exquisite taste.
The ladies' present to meet Miss
Leonard were: Mrs. Thomas Kearns,
Mrs Frank McKenna of ST. Louis, Mrs.
lgleheart, Miss Elliott Of Kentucky,
Mrs. Hubbard Reed, Mrs. Robert Glen
dining, Mrs. s. V, Shelp, Mrs. j. T.
Harris, Mrs. George X. Fischer Mrs. |.
Franken, Mrs. David Keith Mrs. Jack
John Weir. Mrs. Il. A. Wall. Mrs J. O.
Reber, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr Mrs. w. V. Rice, Mrs. George
son, Mrs Mary Louise Anderson and
Mrs, Pointer.
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pretty luncheon yesterday compliment
AIRY 10 Mrs Barthell covers being laid
for r. The table decorations were in
pink and white, carnations being the
flowers used, and feature OF the event
was q guessing contest consisting Of
suggestions for a watch. The guests
were Mrs. Barthel, Mrs. Harvey Mrs
Putnam, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs Hirth Mrs.
Bell Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Keel Of Chicago
Mrs Green, Mrs. Hahn.
The ball given last night for the
benefit OF the school fund was a most
enjoyable and successful affair IN all
ways. The alumni Of the High school
who had charge of the arrangements
did all possible to make the event a
pleasant one, and were most successful
in their efforts. The chaperones were
Mrs. Heber NJ Wells. Mrs. HOyt Sher-
man. Mrs Simon Bamberger Mrs w.
S. Mccormick. Mrs. J. +, CoWan, Mrs.
James w. NELL Mrs W Montague
Ferry Mrs John Dern, Mrs, W. A.
Nelden and Mrs. ]. 4. Kingsbury
Mrs. W w. Ritter entertained the
Authors club at her home on Thurs
day night in the customary fare
well gathering for the season
OF the club members and their
husbands and escorts Sixty-three
was played, and the decorations, scores.
and TALES were In lndan-h heads and
other Indian designs About 32 guests
enjoyed the pleasant affair
The week opened with the musical
Ia oil lrs
Howard in honor Of Miss Ferry OF Mich
igan on Monday night The decorations
were most beautiful. In The drawing
room were white lilacs ami American
Beauty roses and in the library white
fleur de Ms with vines and ferns. Is
pecially attractive was the dining room
IN its decorations OF pink and green.
La France roses being used with maid
enhair fern, The table was shrouded in
pink tulle, and scattered over Il were
sprays OF fern while suspended from
the chandelier was basket of La
France roses entwined with ferns and
smilax, Candelabra shaded IN pink
completed the pretty scheme and roses
IN bowls and vases about the room aid
cd in the effect. Mrs Mont Ferry and
Miss Louise Anderson served coffee and
Charles Walker presided an the punch
bowl in the library. Assisting IN re-
ceiving were: w. Montague Ferry. Mr..
and Mrs. David s. Murray. Mrs Nc
Clure Miss Dooly. Mr. and Mrs George
Westervelt, Benner X.Smith and George
". Lawrence.
The musical program consisted OF two
vocal solos by Fred Graham, solo by
Mrs. Montague Ferry Scott Woodward
and George ~ Lawrence, readings by
Mrs. lgleheart, and piano solo by Mrs.
Mcclure.
Mrs. Elizabeth Towne OF Holyoke,
Mass, spent Wednesday in the city on
her way home from a visit TO Portland,
Ore Mrs Towne Is the proprietor
and publisher Of the Nautilus, a mag
azine devoted TO the new thought ideas,
and is most able exponent Of her the
orles.
Mr.. T. j. Worthlngton was guest OF
honor az a pleasant evening party given
nj the home Of Mrs. NJ. A. Armstrong
on Monday night, previous to his de-
parture for Mexico The evening was
cnioyably spent. a program OF vocal
and instrumental music being a fea-
iure. The participants were Miss Lulu
Penrose. Mrs Porter Miss Anna Dick
snson and W. Clarence Ebaugh, while q |
string quartet rendered delightful Sc |
lectiona Dainty refreshments were !
served Those present were the Misses