Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28
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An event which will rank with the
most elaborate affairs Of the season
was the luncheon given on Tuesday by
Mrs. Robert Glendenning In honor of
her mother. Mrs Hubbard Reed. The
affair took place az the Alta club, the
gold room being used and % guests be-
ing present A charming centerpiece
was formed with a mound Of green's,
and pink roses starred with incandes-
cent lights, and pink roses and ferns
We're strewn about the table, while
punches OF violets were at each guests
plate. Pink shaded candles liz the Ia
bic, and the mantel and mirror were
wreathed in pink a2alias. The guests
w're. Mrs. T. b. Beatty, Mrs.
Victor ~ Clement Mrs. Heber Nj.
Wells Mrs G. H. Pfoutz Madame
Pfoutz Mrs. Hardness, Mrs McCor-
nick, Mrs. o. w. Powers, Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman, Mrs, Holman, Mrs. Eddie,
Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Calhoun. Mrs. j.
7. Harris, Mrs, W. Mont Ferry, Mrs
Miller Mrs, George NJ, Downey, Mrs.
Smrgiss. Mrs. II. $. Ferry Mrs, Mabel
Miner Mcclure and Miss Woodward.
Miss Flossic Watson entertained the
Cleopatra club at her home on Monday
the rooms being prettily arranged TO
carry out the Washington birthday
idea. The central piece was large SILK
nag, aud around and from this radlated
strings OF small ncandescent lights In
the national colors The table was
bright with the red, white and blue,
and the place cards were tiny hatchets,
After supper an address on the life Of
Washington was given by Mr., W
Daugherty, and patriotic music was
rendered by Il. II Esselman, Miss Wat
son and Miss Hodges, Later dancing
was enjoyed.
Another delightful luncheon OF Tues
day was that given by Mrs Robert o.
Smith at the Commercial club in honor
of Mrs McGilicuddy OF Omaha. The
private dining room was prettily dec
GRATED In vlolets and green's, the table
being most artistic with centerpleco
and individual hoQuets Of the dainty
flowers, while ferns, smllax and shaded
candelabra added to its attractiveness
Present to meet Mrs. McGillycuddy were
Mrs Babcock Mrs Bird Mrs. Louise
smedley Smith, Miss Burke, Miss Dooly,
Miss Sherman, Miss Noble, Miss Me-
CornIck and Miss Miller
Miss Louise Wey entertained at de-
lightfully unique party on Tuesday
night about 30 guests being present,
There were six tables, and az each one
q different game was played crockuole,
casino, etc. and each OF these tables
was a station In the progression of the
game, the guests changing stations
al each progression. The rooms were
prettily decorated with flowers and
ferns. and refreshments We're served.
Miss stella Rothschld gave an after
noon function on Thursday, about 30
guests being present The rooms We're
prettly decorated I'm white and green,
a proiuslon of ferns being used with
charming effect The party was In
honor OF Miss Welnberger Of Denver,
and she and Miss Martha Waters We're
prize winners IN guessing contest
which made pleasant diversion OF the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Hancock en-
tertalnod at dinner on Thursday even
ing IN honor OF "A. q. Hail Of Colorado
Springs. The table was pretuly decor
ated IN yellow ionQuils being DE low
ers and the lights being shaded In yell
low The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W
Montague Ferry Mr. and Mrs Edward
$ Ferry Mr. and Mrs y. IS. CritchloN
and Mr. Hall
Mr., and Mrs. John NJ Collow enter
tanned az dinner on Tuesday night. GOV
ers being laid for eight The table was
pretuly decorated In pink and green
carnations aud smilaN being used ThD
guests were MI and Mrs Richar,
Brown. Mr. and Mrs Simondi Mrs
Drummond and Mr. Ballard Later
number OF friends came Ia and seyera
games Of whist and ping pong wer,
enjoyed.
Mrs. L. r. Han was hostess at ,
pleasant AFFAIR on Wednesday given 10
honor Of her mother Mrs Hood. au,
her sister Mrs II. G. Dillon oi Lonl
Beach. Cal The time was spent chief.
in sewing and readings ana vocal ST.
iections by Miss Florence Robinson
we're features of the afternoon
one Of the pretty events of the Weol
was the dinner party given az the pos
BY Cant. and Mrs Barth. The dec1ra
lions were suggestive OF Washington
birthday. and We're artisiically carrie,
out with flags, cherries. hatChets anD
irums. and red carnations were ar
ranged In designs symholiaal Of the day
The guests were nr and Mrs Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Forman. Miss Drew an,
Lieut.. White.
Mrs Russell Tracy and Mrs o. I
Carr entertained the Sewing class. o.
which they are members az "a delight
ul buffet luncheon on Tuesday. ahou
% guests being present The decora
ions were entirely in ferns and wen
most artistic