Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-09
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was the reception given by Samuel
Newhouse on Wednesday night In hon
on Of his guests, Count Leon de La
borde of Paris, and Philip Liyermore,
Of New York. The handsome residence
was beautifully decorated, In the draw.
Ing room tall vases OF long -stemmed
American Beauties and plumosa made
almost an archway for the receiving
party, and every Fireplace was banked
with white carnations. The same
adornment was seen IN the reception
hail. and on the stair landings were
palms and plants with banks Of lilies
u the valley forming effective pictures
in the dining room pink and white were
used, the table being spread with lace
and silver bowl filled with pink roses,
and edged with lilies OF the valley,
forming the centerpece. on the man.
tel, two boat shaped pieces OF cut glass
and tall vase held the same flowers,
and the arrangement throughout was
most artistic On the stairlanding an
orchestra was stationed, and furnished
delightful music during the evening,
The host was assisted by Mrs. Mont.
gomery Belvln Of San Francisco and
number Of young girls, including the
Misses Miller, Elizabeth Mcintyre,
Allen Maclean and Helen Gillespie
The hours were from TO IL, and about
200 guests were present
on Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Mcpherson entertained at an enjoyable
euChre party IN honor OF Mrs. Charles
Shields and Mrs. James White OF Park
City. The rooms were effectively dec
GRATED with American Beauty roses, and
Easter lilies. and the scores and talies
had the Easter designs, About 80
guests were present.
Mrs. David Evans entertained at an
exceedingly pretty luncheon on Tues
day, her guests numbering about IS.
Vlolets and lilies Of the valley made
picture Of the table, the centerplece be-
Ing tall vase filled with lilies rising
from bowl OF volets. enclrcled with
plumosa, this design being duplicated
at each end Of the table. Sprays Of plu-
mosa. were strewn upon Batten-
berg lace spread over violet colored sa-
tin. and the place cards had attached to
them with loops Of violet ribbon, tiny
glass vases filed with violets and lilies.
The guests were, Mrs. j. l., Herrick OF
Ogden, Mrs Sam Schwab Of Provo.
Miss Miriam Nekle Of Provo, Miss
Hirth OF Chicago, Mrs Frank Evans
OF Coalvlle, Mrs Jermaine Mrs By
ron Cummings, Mrs +. II. Blckford,
Mrs. II. j. DinInny Mrs. Ellen Elliott,
Mrs. A. Il, Hlrth, Mrs. H. A. Wedge
wood. Mrs. David n. Hemphlll, Mrs.
az, B. Whitney, Mrs, S. w, Sears,
on OF the many delightful affairs
given IN honor Of Mrs, Charles Shields
and Mrs. James White Of Park city,
was the luncheon nt which Mrs. II, +,
Holmes was hostess The % guests were
seated at seven small tables, each dec
Grated with Easter lilies Tine place
cards were from Denmark and were
decorated with blue birds, the name OF
the guest being engraved I'm correspond
ing color After luncheon, euchre was
played, the cards scores ana tallieS be-
Ing also from Denmark The first prize,
centerpiece IN Japanese work was
won by Mrs Fred Davis and the conso-
latlon. vase of quaint English ware
by Mrs a. b, Richardson.
one OF the largest and most enjoyable
AFFAIRS Of the week was the reception
given AT the home Of Mrs. Annie Taylor
Hyde on Tuesday night in honor Of tho
stake officers Of the Relief society. The
home was made bright with ported
plants and flowers. and an interesting
program OF songs piano selections, reel
tations and addresses was given, while
delicious refreshments were served. The
affair was la charge of the general
board Of the society and was a most
distinct success About 10 guests were
present
nt an Informal luncheon IN honor of
Mrs +, T. Harris of Idaho, covers be-
mg laid for eight The table was pref
place cards were dainty paintings from
Sweden
assembly dance which Is the last OF the
series Of the season, several Wnnar5 |
have been planned TO preced' the event |
which VIII probably De o uoIH'ir ON" M |
spring affairs
Mrs Charles clark entertained her /
sewing club this afternoon
Mrs Jciftles entertained tue meme /
bers of the L. ~ q, at her nome ON /