Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
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Mrs. Mabel Miner Mcclure and Mrs.
r, 5, Ferry entertained delightfully."- al
luncheon on Monday the function be"
ing the FIRST OF a series, The affair took
place az the home Of Mrs Mcclure. and
10 guests were present The decorations
were In pink and white and were artIs-
tically carried out IN centerpieoe OF
carnations, candelabra shaded In pink,
and valentines IN pink and white. The
guests were; Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Dow
ney, Mrs. Dooly, Mrs Holman, Mrs.
Woodward Mira John Marshell, Mrs.
Harkness, Mrs. Bascom. Mrs. Kerr and
Mrs William Reid.
On Tuesday Mrs. Mcclure and Mrs.
Ferry entertained at a second luncheon.
the decorations being In the same
shades. and prettily carried out IN flow
ers, pink ribbon. and candl.s S, shaded
In pink The place cards were foreign
postal cards. The following were pres
emit. Mrs Wells Mrs. Fischer Mrs,
Masters, Mrs, Sturgiss, Mrs Bird. Mrs.
Fabian, Mrs Mont Ferry, Mrs. p. Q.
Howard, Mrs II. @. Smith, Mrs Q, W.
Powers, Miss woodward and Miss Nc
corniek,
Mrs. Mcclure and Mrs, L. f. Ferry
were hostesses al third delightful
function on Thursday the event being
a dinner e. w12h ~ guests were pres
elit. The table was beautifully decor
ated, pink roses forming the center.
piece, while pink tulle surrounded the
table, pink candles were used, and pink
and gr q valentines were the place
cards. The guests were Gov and Mrs,
Wells, Mrs. Fischer the Misses Thorne,
Anderson, Read, and Messrs w. j,
Lawrence, Whitley, r. Ellis Browne
Fred Leon and f. c. schramm.
Among the notably pretty events Of
the week was the luncheon given by
Mrs. +. Kerwin In honor Of Mrs. Fred
Noble on Wednesday. The function was
given at the Commercial club, the pri-
vate dining room being prettlly decor
ated for the occasion Red prevailed.
the table having a bank Of red carna-
tons, and ferns, candelabra shaded In
red and place cards In valentine de-
sign Of the same color Covers were
laid for 20.
The Commercial club was the scene OF
another pleasant social affair on
Senator A. b Lewis en-
tertalnlng party Of rs gentlemen at an
elegantly appointed dinner The guests
were chiefly comprised OF the party of
Boston men who are here TO inspect the
mines near Milford.
An enjoyable dancing party was Civ
en- at the Ladies' Literary club house
on Tuesday night large number be-
Ing present The committee on arrange
ments included DR.. Hopkins, Judge
sheokell and A. G. Mahan. About 200
people were present,
Miss Florence Sears entertained at q
large Kensington this afternoon.
One Of the elaborate affairs OF the
week was the dinner given at the Alta |
club last night by Mr.. ]. NJ. callow.
Mrs, E. W. Wilson entertained at |
pleasant afternoon affair yesterday.
Mrs, Harry CAM entertained at de-
Iightful afternoon function yesterday
Mrs. Dinwoodey. Mrs. Joseph Jen-
nings and Mrs. r. Morris entertained |
n a large Kenslngton on Tuesday az
ternoon about $50 guests being present.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
lavender and white. and these colors
were carried out in the refreshments.
A paper heart contest was feature
OF the afternoon, each guest being sup
piled with sheets Of tissue paper in the
tints,and prizes being award
cd the most artistic and the most gro
tesdue Of the creations In the shape