Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10

Bialr Richardson, Dean DayneS, Iau'
Young Frank Platts. Clayton Thatcher
George Webb Edwin Tolhurst and
Charles Timer.
on Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. J.
y. Spencer entertained informally ~
honor Of Mrs. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs.
AGolph Young Of Logan, the time being
pleasantly spent with music Present
iu meet the guests Of honor were Mr.
and Mrs Selden I ClaWson Mr. ana
Mrs Stanley ClGW8on, Nh. and Mrs.
c. s. Burton and Mr. and Mrs. WIZ
Bossiter.
Mrg. w. y. Dougall entertained the
Young sisters NJ her home on Thurs
day. a delightful time being spent the
rccms were decorated with palms, ferns
and roses and delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Sherman. Mrs. David Cue and
Hrs. Alma H. KATE entertained az
Twelfth Night celebration on Tuesday,
the evening being delightfully."- spent
with music and games. About 40 were
present to enjoy the pleasant aitalr'
The guests Of the Miller gave on
Of their informal dancing parties at
the hotel on Thursday night mum,
hrr of outside guests were present ana
delightful time spent
on Tuesday, Manager Whitley OF the
American Smelling and Refining com
pany gave am elaborate dinner al INC
Commercial club 20 his business assO-
clates Of the company, 10 guests beng
present The decorations were IN req
and white the centerplece being
great bank OF pink and white carna-
tons. aud smilaX being strewn about
the table, while candelpbra IN red
shades aided In the effective picture.
The event was memorably enjoyable
one.
Miss Alta Halvorsen entertained at
q luncheon on Wednesday In honor OF
Mrs. j. a. Hunt, and Mrs. G. Martin
The guests were Mrs, Hunt, Mrs. Mar
tin. Mrs. Johanna Salmon, Mrs. J, w.
Madseu, Mrs. s, NJ, sJodahl, Mrs. Julia
Brixsen and Miss Flora Berg OF Provo
Misses Lucille Price and Josephine
sprunt gave pleasant party at the
home OF the former last night, num-
Der Of their young Friends being pres
ent to enjoy the affair Games were
played and refreshments served dur
ing the evening. The guests were Ca
Uterine Robinson. Estella Broberg,
Maude Taylor, Mollie Wright, Mary
Jenkinson, Arthur Grant, Fern Kim
ball, Bert Darlington, Spencer Felt,
Frank Smith, Spencer Wright and Jay
Montgomery
Mrs. John N. sharp was hostess at
a delightful Kensington on Tuesday,
given In honor OF Mrs Andrew Dowd
of Sunnyside. The rooms were beauu-
fully decorated with pink and white
carnations and green's, and a feature
OF the afternoon was a guessing con-
test In which Miss Elin0r DoOley won
first prize, and Mrs. 7. ID. Smith sec
ond.
Judge and Mrs. w. II. King enter
tanned at an elaborate dinner party on
Thursday covers being laid for T.. The
rooms were beautifully decorated, the
dining room In red and green the table
having centerplece Of Mexican drawn
work with a cut class vase filled with
American Beauty roses, cut glass
candelebra with red candles and pond
lily shades completing the artistic ef-
feet The drawingroom was also M
American Beauties and green's and the
library In pink and white. The guests
We're Judge and Mrs. Henderson. Col
and Mrs. Holmes, Mr., and Mrs. Lind
say Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson b.
Whitney, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. $, Rich
ards.
Mrs. Victor Clement was hostess AZ n
delightful dinner on Monday evening.
followed by a theater party given in
honor Of Mrs. w. G., Sharp The table
was decorated In pink and green, the
placecards being also done In the same
color. The guests present were Mrs.
Sharp, Miss Hammond, Miss Hardness
Col. Bubb, Capt. Harbeson, DR.. Crltch-
low and Mr.. j, Wolcott Thompson.
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On Thursday night Miss Kate Judge
entertained at dinner, her guests num-
bering seven. The decorations were