Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14

OF hearts Mrs. John sharp won first
prize and Mrs. Margaret Clawson con-
ISOLATION.
The dancing party given by the la
dies " the First Unitarian society on
Thursday night was a most successful
affair.
Mr.. Henry peery was host at a dinner
| given TO number Of his friends at the
Alta club last night
The J. r. Ms gave one OF their en-
| joyahlc dancing parties at the Ladies'
Literary club last night, the pleasant
affair being enjoyed bya large number.
An event OF interest next week win be
the evening entertainment IN the TWEEN
tieth ward hall on Thursday, the af-
fair to include the charming operetta,
"a Garden Of Singing Flowers besides
an excellent program OF music and reel
tatlons aud the "Coranton Ballet The
entertainment promises unusual excel,
lerce and should be generously patron
ICED. The program begins promptly at
s o'clock
Mai, and Mrs. Downey gave an old
fashioned dinner on Thursday % Of
their old friends being invited to parti-
cipate. Three tables were spread, each
having It's distinctive decorative scheme
one being in pink roses. the other IN
red carnations, and the third In white
carnations and tOnqulls. An old fash
toned menu was served the guests who
enjoyed II being Mr. and Mrs George
Y Wallace. NJ and Mrs. w II. Ban
croft Judge and Mrs. Goodwin. Mr.. and
Mrs Daggett Mr.. and Mrs. Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs
Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman,
Judge and Mrs. Hardness. MIS-, Wood
ward, Mrs. Calhoun George NJ. Scott,
Col. Donnellan, Judge Marshall and Col.
Bubb.
Mrs, r. c. Naylor entertained a few
friends informally at her home yester-
days the time being spent chiefly in
sewing. Present were Mrs. A. w
McCune, Jr. Miss Hattie Jennings Miss
Tessie Williams, Miss Kathie Dougall
and Miss Claire Dougall
One of tho prettiest Of valentine par
ties was that given by Mrs. H. G. |
Whitney this afternoon for her daugh- |
ter Marian. The occasion was the |
ninth birthday of the little hostess, and |
about rs OF her friends were present to |
enjoy the event. The rooms were deco
rated with valentines, there was |
postofce with valentines for the guests,
and the valentine idea was carried out |
IN all details. Dainty refreshments we're |
served and the affair throughout was |
delightful,
Miss Lucille Taylor entertained at q
pleasant Kenslngton on Wednesday,
Mrs d. c. Roberts gave an afternoon
Z otion today in honor Of Miss Hattie
Jennings.
Mrs Russell Tracy entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday
Mrs. j. T. Richards gave a delight
full party at her home today In honor
OF Mrs. Fred Scarf.
Mrs Margaret Buchanan, president
Of the Fifth ward Y. l.. M. |. A., was
rendered a birthday surprise party at
her home on Seventh South street
Thursday night The affair was under
the auspices Of the association ard the
evening was pleasantly spent In games
and an Informal program Of music. Re-
freshments were also served. Mrs. Blu
chanan was presented with hand
somely bound volume of the book OF
Doctrine and Covenants.
Miss Ethel Harrington was the i'm
promptu hostess at a pleasant affair
last Tuesday night number of her
friends gathering Unexpectedly at her
home In honor Of her sixteenth birth
day. Music and games were the fea-
lures Of the evening. Dainty refresh
ments were served. The guests were
Ella Harrington, Birdie SNOWFALL, Mary
Pickering, Ora Smith, lga Morck, Mary
Burton. Willie Jones. Sanas Hardin, Al /