Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

yitod TO meet Mrs. McTaugin We're
Col Bubb, capt. and Mrs. Ham. Capt.
VIM. capt Harbesun, Capt. ana Mrs
Cocheu, Mrs George COCheu, Mrs.
Creary and Capt Creory'
The banquet given by the engineer
ing society OF the u. OF T. ON Wednes-
day night was one Of the notable al
fairs Of the week
Mrs Arthur Bird was hostess at one
OF the numerous pretty luncheons OF
the week. The beautiful lace spreads
and pink carnations made an exceed
ingly attractive table at which were
seated the following guests MIS-
Windsor V. Rice, Mrs Cross Of Chlca-
70. Mrs. Conway Of Louisville. Mrs
Weir. Mrs. Heath. Mrs. Holman, MIS-
Keith. Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Leonard
The graduating class Of the Central
school was entertained by the principal
Mr.. Edwin S. Sheets. and his Wlle, on
Tuesday evening at their residence on
Seventh East street. The evening was
pleasantly spent In different games. Inc
hostess was assisted by Miss Hetue
Taylor In serving delicious refresh
ments. one OF the features OF the
event was the presentation Of a hand
Some watch chain 10 Mr.. Sheets by the
pupils. Those present were bliss
Verne Patterson, teacher, and the
following graduates: Emma helly'Ai
Starr Isabel Shatler Fanny smith,
Lily Mcfarland, Marvin klmDall' ger
trude Green, l.. h. Teter kefzla llru,
Bertha Kunzler Robena Sproul May
O'Neill. Ella Christopherson Kate
Hendrickson, Matte Dyer ana lhez
Howard,
Senator Kearns entertained informal
" at luncheon at the Alta clnp on
Wednesday In honor Of Secretary VIII
son. the other guests being Senator
Reed Smoot, Hon. r.. G. Kerens ana
Can't. McKenna Of ST. Louis, David Ec"
Giles Of ogden, David Keith and Perry
$. Heath
Mrs. George Rust was hostess Mt an
exceedingly pretty luncheon this week.
ON wednesday and Thursday respec-
A delightful event Of the week was
the hop given at the Fifth East hotel
on Thursday night, by the management
and guests. The main hall and par
lor, where refreshments were served,
were bright with flowers, palms ana
NOTED plants. while Indian rugs ana
Japanese lanterns aided IN the attrac-
tive appearanoe. The new dining
room was used for dancing, and Chris
tensen's orchestra furnished the music
pTnelnf me re-
ception committee consisting OF MIS-
W. c. Lamb, Mrs Thompson MIS-
Ross, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs Wahehhs'
Mrs. Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roi Snow enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner on Thurs
day in honor OF Miss Katherine squlres
and Mr.. Sidney Smith, whose marriage
takes place next week
Mrs. Edwin II. Lemare VIII be me
guest Of Mrs. l.. c. Miller Sunday ana
Monday Of this week Al VINO would
like to meet the wife Of the FAMOUS
orpanist will be made most welcome by
Mrs. Miller Monday afternoon
Mrs. j. f. Rawlns entertained the
Pound Table club ON Monday at her
home Mrs Ferdinand Dlckert DeihB
chairman Of the day. and Caroline nor
ton the poet The table decorations
were La France roses
Mrs. Beer entertained theater party
this afternoon In honor OF Mrs. Barthell'
Mrs. Barthell was guest Of nonor at a
charming luncheon on Wednesday CIV
en- by Mrs. c. w, Boyd.
Mrs. w. l.. Green entertained at a de-
lightful luncheon this week IN honor OF
Mrs. Hebron and Mrs. Barthell.
Miss Leonard was guest OF honor at
a luncheon on Tuesday given by Mrs.
Hal w. Brown and Miss Louise Ander-
son.
lively. The decorations We're pink
roses and ferns exquistely arranged
and the place cards We're hand-painted
in pink roses.
Mrs. John Riley entertained at an in-
formal evening party on Wednesday In
honor of Miss Hazel Atkinson Of Colo
RADIO Miss OGraln Of San Francisco,
and Miss senda Peterson Of Brigham
city.
on Monday, Mrs c, G. Plummer, the
retiring president Of the Reviewers club
win be guest Of honor at a breakfast
10 be given by members OF the club.
The event viii take place at the Com
mercial club.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar viii enter
tain at luncheon next week In honor
OF Mrs. Arthur Shepherd.