Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-18
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rho notable social event Of the week
vas the reception given at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. f. s Richards last nisnI'
In honor of Mrs. Ella wheeler Hyy&,
The affair was in charge OF tus C,aI1
state kindergarten assoclalioH , nv
was delightful in all It's DETAILS Az
entire house was thrown open anu
GRATED with palms, potted plants ana
Nowers presented most attractive aP-
nearance Prof. Schettlers famous ttlo
rendered delightful program oil eholGe
music, and during the evening H ,tia,
cai numbers We're rendered by MISS
lane Macintosh. Mrs. Wetzei' FroI'
skelton and Mr.. Fred Graham 49,.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs hiSn'
ards and the guest Of honor were Mts'
Ida Dusenberry. president Of the state
Kindergarten association, Mrs El'lhe
line r Wells. Mrs r. X, Thomas ana
Mrs Benson, the last two oincers oil tle
s. K. A. Assisting in the dining po9u,
were Mrs. +. G. Kelsey Mrs' hupy
Morse and Miss Schoes and punch was
served by Mrs. J. Richards. In tne ha,l
Tho guests were received by Mrs D.
n Dart and Mrs. Selden |. Cla"soh'
From s until If o'clock a large throng
elled the rooms. delighted TO greet the
talented guest whose name has become
n HOUSEHOLD word with so great mum
bar M people. Among the guests We're
many Of the state officials, ana ule
presidents of the various local clups
with a number Of other prominent peo,
ple. About 200 were present 10 enJoy
the evening
The week opened with a brilliant az
fair nj the home Of Mrs, George T.
Holman on Monday afternoon vac
fnnction being in the nature OF an Eas-
Ter tea. Throughout the rooms were
baskets of roses lilies, danouhs anu
violets. a charming spring atnosphele
being effected with the protuslon OF
flowers and their dainty fragrance
stringed orchestra stationed in the nan
rendered delightful music and dainty
refreshments were served during ths
afternoon. The hostess was assisted
in the drawing room by Mrs. Hardness.
Mrs Thompson and Mrs, calhoun, ana
In the dinlngroom by Mrs. Woodward,
Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Megreath' Mrs.
pfoutz and Miss Lane served punch IN
the library. About 70 guests were pres
ent during the afternoon.
Artistic in every detail was the but
terAy luncheon" given by Mrs. Adrian
Ellis. Jr., and Miss Walker on Wednes-
day. Dainty butterflies In various hues
hoyered on candle shades, and Inquired
IN the place card designs, while flowers
Of many colors carried out the distinc-
tive unts selected for each table, There
was one large and five small ones, the
large one being done entirely in while
and green. There was a centerpiece OF
white fox and white carnations ana
smiax completed the adornment. The
small tables were done respectively IN
vioets. daffodils. bluebells and red ana
pink carnations and the lignt shades
r-.-rrr-i- v' N thH raU9r0to cOlOrs,
favors Of the different flowers with tiny
........s ,..,a,Apu uelng al each plate
The guests were. Mrs. G. r. Pearsall
Mrs. O. j.. Howard Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. Mrs j. T. Harris, Mrs. George
Raymond Walker Mrs. Ellis, Mrs
Thompson, Mrs Megeath, Mrs George
/. Nye. Mrs Goodwin, Mrs r. C.
Woodruff Mrs S. V. Shelp, Mrs
Cheeseman. Mrs. Ferris Mrs. d. f.
Walker. Jr, Mrs Walter walker Mrs
A. II. T. Bird, Mrs. Bascom, and the
Misses Sherman, Dickson, kimball
Lane and Ellis.
A, oegaf. ,rbtch r,iict rauk otnoncr m.