Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
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The larger number Of the weeks
events have been Halloween parties,
and these were attended by all the
eerIe details that accompany the mystic
date. Pillow sheets, hobgoblin imper-
,sonatlons, and gruesome scenic effects
with the inevitable Halloween charms
and tricks were the essential textures,
and each party had "the uniquest
ideas, and jollest time Of ALL Among
the hosts and hostesses Of the enjoy
able affairs were Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Perkins, Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Wet2ell,
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Wilkinson, Miss
Hazel WINNER, Misses Ivy and Mary
Price, Miss May Brunton and Miss Jul
liza Cullen, Edwin Evans and Charles
Raybould, Frank King, the guests OF
the Fifth East hotel, the Daughters OF
the King, Circle OF 81 Marks church,
some Of the L. ID. s. L, Va at
the Lion House and the young slrS ul
Rowland hall Besides these were
hosts of others, too numerous to men,
ton.
The reception and dancing party
given at Christensen's on Thursday
night will rank among the most de-
lightful events Of the year. The hosts
were DR.. and Mrs. II. $. Wright, DR..
and Mrs. Snow and Mr. and Mrs.
George Read, Jr. The hall. alcoves and
side rooms were beautifully decorated
with a profusion OF palms, potted plant
with profuslon of palms, .potted
plants and cut flowers. white and green
predorninating In the hall, and In the
refreshment room, red dahlias being
used, while candelabra with red shades
lighted the table. The orchestra was
screened with banks Of palms, and a
punch table stood near, prettlly dec
GRATED In white and pale green. The
receiving party stood In the alcoves to
the left of the main entrance, which
were also banked with palms. About
400 guests were present to enjoy the
delightful aair.
An elaborate affair vas the luncheon
given by Mrs. A. H. Tarbet on Thurs
day In honor OF Miss Lavell. The
event took place at the Commercial
club, the private dining room being
used, and the table being In the form
of horseshoe A beautiful center
piece was framed in low bank Of
American Beauty and Chatney roses,
Will anu DlhllipStt lNiltinb
immense horseshoe extending almost
the entire length Of the board. silver
candelabra with shades corresponding
with the flowers completed the. effective
table decorations, while palms and pot
ted plants formed background, The
place cards were dainty figures done In
water colors. The guests were Mrs.
Kearns, Mrs, Heber NJ. Wells, Mrs.
William II. King, Mrs. Donoher Of Park
City, Mrs. Keogh, Mrs. Sarah Brans-
ford, Mrs Dooly, Mrs. Arthur Bird.
Mrs. Cosgriff, Mrs, Ferris Mrs w. l.
Snyder. Mrs. M. y. Whitney, Mrs Lind
say r. Rogers, Mrs. McDermott, Mrs.
II. A. Wall, Mrs. s. ii. PinkertUn, Mrs
John Cowen, Mrs. James Ferguson
Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Mrs, j, II.
Bamberger, Mrs, Oborndorfer, Mrs.
Charles Brink, Mrs. Brice, Mrs. George
Airls, Mrs, George Reed, Mrs. Lamb,
Mrs. r. II. Davis, Miss Sinclair, Miss
Cowan. Miss Wey, Miss Luce, Miss
Lawson. Miss Snyder.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs, James
Rogers gave a delightful card party at
her home, the amusement being euohre
The rooms We're prettily decorated in
carnations and greens, the parlor being