Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

The hot weather rs upon us WIN ~
its fierce rays, fact that has as II al
ways does, in summer time, reduced TO
a minimum, the social gaiety that both
precedes and follows this season OF the
year. Nevertheless there have been
some functions Of note. The DAILY lawn
marty IN honor Of Miss Donnelan VIII
rank high among the largest affairs OF
the year. Then the card parties by
rs d. r. Gray and Mrs. Clasbe were
more than ordinarily pretentlous, while
several fine luncheons were given In
honor Of visiting guests. From TINS
time on 20 the end Of the heated term
society win seek rest in mountain
glens and lake resorts preparatory TO
entering upon season that promises
TO be a notable one for the number and
elaborateness Of its social festivities,
as It is known that some very big af-
fairs have already been outlined,
This afternoon at the Country club
tea was served at 4 o'clock, Mrs. David
Keith and Mrs. j. y. Ferguson being
the hostesses. During the afternoon
music was played This is the last tea
until after the middle OF August
Yesterday at the Country club lunch
con was served from 1880 10 2'SO,
Thursday evening at Fort Douglas
band concert was given A great NUM-
Der of people attended H. and AFTER
ward an informal chatting dish supper
at the Bachelors club was partaken or
The society known as the NJ. NJ. 5. o.
IT, spent a very pleasant afternoon at
the home Of Miss Marie Thomas Thurs
day. July 70. This being the first meet
,ng of the season, much time was CIV
en- TO the business Of the society," part
of which was the initiation OF TWO new
members. a dainty luncheon was sery-
ed at 4. The colOrs Of the society. PINK
and white. were used In the decora-
tons. the flowers being sweet peas ana
roses An hour of social chat ana
needlework was enjoyed before time TO
adjourn. The society viii hold It's next
meeting AT the home OF Miss Nellie
Bull,
one Of the most brilliant social events
of the season was the lawn party gwen
10 Miss Edna Donnellan by MI ana
Mrs. John j. DAILY, Wednesday evening.
The decorations were elaborate TO the
last detail. A long screen OF burlap m
closed the grounds and over the en-
Vrance was d large arch OF req, "Iile
and blue electric lights. Above the
entrance to the hall were many AmeIl-
can flags and a large ID. IN llghts OF
red, white and blue. The dancing moor
was placed at the west side OF the
house having as an effective back
ground the beautifully terraced lawn
BEHIND screen Of green baize and pink
oleauders sat the musicians. Above
the center of the floor was AN immense
star OF lights from which extended
numerous strings Of vari-colored globes
The Veranda az the southeast OF the
home was made most attractive by
handsome rugs couChes and divans
with large palms as decoration The
interior Of the home too, was very
beautifully decorated, the hall, when |
was done IN palms and green plants |
with plumosa ana smildX interviewer
from the top of the bannisters TO the I
bottom, was most effective IN the |
drawing rooms white sweet peas ana ]
carnations were used In PERCUSSION, Z
while the library was decorated win ]
bright red carnations. maroon sweet /
peas with plumOsa ana smlidN. In the Z
dmng-ro0m where pink sweet peas I
were used were q number Of small tables I
at which the refreshments were served, /
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs Daily In receive /
ing their guests, were Miss Edna Don [
nellau and Lieut. Falls, Cob and Mln /
ponncllan and Miss Olive Donncilau /
Nil aud Mrs. r. Roy Brown and Mr /
and Mrs. y. j. salisbury
A very dainty and informal luncheon !
was given on Tuesday by Miss jasmine /
Young Of Red Butte Hollow, for Mrs. I
Charles Spencer Mann OF Los Angeles. |
Marig0ids and white satin ribbons were /
used effectively In decorating the lous /
table, al which was seated J., guests.
The place cards were pretty little jap
anese water COlOrs, the handiWOrk oi
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr
On Monday evening Mrs D. r. Gray
was hostess at an informal Dutch sup
per complimentary TO Miss Ruth Kirk
patrick Those Invited 90 meet the
guest Of honor were d. and Mrs Hep
burn, Mr. and Mrs. farmr. Mr. and
Mrs John Marshall Mrs Potter Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Capt and
Mrs. styer. Mrs Foreman Miss Noble,
Miss jasmine Nouns and Miss Donnei-
Ian Nh Hartman, Capt H3ryersol,
Capt. VIM, Mr.. Green and Mr Wal
ter Stone.
A very jolly party lett this afternoon
10 spend 10 days enjoying camp lie at
Brighton Those Of the party wee
Mr.. and Mrs Lon Irvine the Misses .
Sayule Grace Cannon Lucia
Young Florence Groesbeck ANA Messts.
Sylvester Cannon. George q, Morris
and Ray Irwin.
There have been several Jolly lake
PARTIES during the week. one NJ the
arcst being on Wednesday evening
when the following went 20 The beach
% enjoy the bathing and dancing. Mr
md Mrs. John owen. ar. aud Mrs. AL
pert T. Horne Mr. and Mrs WIN SAM
lers Mr. and Mrs Elias james. Mr.
md Mrs Alex. Piper. MI ana Mrs.
VIII Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs. RGeben CLARK.
m. ana Mrs Wallace Castleton. Mr
nd Mrs. VIII EOmney, Mr and Mrs.
lrothers. Nc and Mrs Fred Graham,
ir and Mrs Chrisiophorson. Mr.. and
frs Frank Groesbeck Cant "rd Mrs.
bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Whitney