Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
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The shade OF the shamrock has per-
vaded the social realm this week and
green has held royal sway IN nearly
every function. Not only on the
hearths where patriotic impulse in
olned To use Of the emblems Of Erin
but also with others ST. Patrick has
been honored In the wearing Of the
green, and the effects have been
throughout as effective and artistic as
could have been desired.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. B. HIrth entertained at dinner In
honor OF Miss Hlrth Of Chicago, their
guests numbering ten. The table was
decorated In white and green, the
centerplece being silver candelabra
with green candles and shades. while
sprays Of plumosa entwined the chan
delier and were strewn over the board.
At each end were stacked punches OF
green candles, and the place cards were
painted In shamrock design, The
table Was spread with white lace over
green satin. The guests besides Miss
Hirth were Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds, Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Greenwood and Mrs. David
Evans.
Another delightful dinner OF Thurs
day was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II, Jones. The entire dining room
was IN green, ferns and smilax being
used with artistic effect. The center
piece on the table was mound OF
green with smllax sCroled in the shape
OF a shamrock at either end. inside
these stood candclabfa with green
candles and shades. while the place
cards had shamrock designs, The guests
Of the evening were Dr. and Mrs Plum
mer, DR.. and Mrs, Vincent, Or, and
Mrs. LOOMS, Rev. and Mrs. Talbot.
Miss Talbot, Rev. and Mrs, Ben
Jamin Young Mr.. and Mrs, $, Lincoln
Boggs, DR., and Mrs. NJ r. Stewart,
Mr., and Mrs, o. X, Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs, Hal Brown. Judge and Mrs
George r. Goodwin, Prof and Mrs, w,
H. Wilson, Mr., and Mrs. j. c, Nc
CLAIM, DR. Paden, Mrs. ID, Il, Moore
and Miss Drew,
The largest affair Of the week wos
the banquet given by the seniors OF
the High school on Thursday, the func-
tlon taking place in the private room
at the Commercial club. The red ana
black prevailed in the decorations with
orange and white, which are the dis
tinctlye colors NJ the senior class. The
place cards were also done IN the same
colors, the name OF each guest being
'artlsticaly inscribed on the card.
There were toasts, with Corydon Hig-
gins acting az master, and the entire
affair was delightful Principal Eea-
ton OF the High school was the only
guest present.
Miss Catherine Culmer gave an In
formal AFFAIR on Thursday afternoon
In honor Of Mrs. George Culmcr the
entertainment being ouchre The rooms
were prettlly decorated and prizes We're
won by Miss Fannie Bird and Mrs.Lear
Ritter
Mrs Walter Pyper was hostess at "A
luncheon on Thursday, her guests be-
ing the members Of the Navajo club.
The table was done In green and white
lace doilles and ccnterpiece being used
over green satin. Sprays of shamrock
were strewn over the cloth, and green
was the prevailing color In the refresh
ments, A delightful afternoon fol-
lowed, with music and sewing,
An enjoyable cuchrc party was given
last night by Mr. and Mrs. Mcpherson,
about "a guests being present The
rooms were effectively decorated In
white and green ana the scores and
talles, together with the refreshments,
carried out the color idea
Mrs. II n, Mayo entertained the
Sewing club at Il luncheon on Wcdnes' |
day, the decorations being prcttily car.
rIed out in spring flowers
Mrs. II. G, Edwards viii entertain
the Third street Card club next We'd
nesday
Mrs Arthur Pratt Jr. entertained |
nj a delightful dinner ON Tuesday In |
honor Of Prof $, II, Clark OF Chico-
so.
The informal dancing party given by
the battery boys on Monday night was
most enjoyable affair
A delightful event Of the week was
the surprise party ON Tuesday night at
which MIR. and Mrs. Philip Sch0nert
were the impromptu hosts,
Mrs. D. II. Gray entertained in
formally ut tea on Tuesday about u
guests being present
Mrs. PHILIP Schonert and Mrs y, H.
Dorman gave pleasant function at
the home OF the former yesterday, for
the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Central Christian church,
Mrs. David Hcmphll gave another
Of her pleasant series Of afternoon
parties ON Thursday.
Mr.. Samuel Nowhouse has entertained
At number OF informal events this
week, among them being the pleasant
affair given today IN honor Of Mrs.
Belyln Of san Francisco,
Mr. and Mrs W. G. Lamb will en-
terrain at cards tonight.
The Misses Bartch entertained at a
delightful dinner this week In honor
OF the birthday anniversary Of their
father. Judge Bartch The table was
erilstlcally decorated, and covers were
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