Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
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One of the pleasantcst events OF the
week was the reception on Thursday af-
ternoon, nc which Mrs Isabel Pitt and
Mrs Asenath Adams were hOstcsses,
the aitair taking place at the home OF
the former on south Main street The
rooms were prettlly decorated in white
and purple lilaCs and snOWballs. the
former being used In the parlor and the
dining room being wholly I'M white In
the center Of the dining table was a
bowl Of snowbals nanked with silver
candelabra with white shades and can
dies and white flowers were about on
mantol and sdebOard. The hostesscs
We're assisted in receiving by Mrs Fred
j, HUI ana Mrs a. p. Walker. and In
the dining room Mrs. A. b. Witchor aud
Mrs Marian DinWoodey served coffee,
while Mrs, Percy Sadlcr presided at
the punch bowl Many OF the old friends
or the hustcsses were present and en-
Joyed reunion and interchange OF old
time memories. Among those who
called We're members OF the old Home
Dramatic club with which Mrs. Adams
produced several plays m the palmy
Gays OF the club The affair was IN all
ways enjoyable,
Mrs. Hugh Rippeto was hostess at
china shower party ON Thursday, given
in honor OF Miss Louise Morris. whose
~ near FUTURE.
Jhe rooms were bright with pink and
white carnations end an enjoyable time
was spent with "pit," the prize being
Won by Mrs, Walter Pypor A guess.
ing contest WAS another entertaining
feature, Miss Eva Hudson being the
prize winner.
ON fTtfoa1uy ,,trLt Att. nt.sV,t
IAN entertained at q large dancing par
~ about go guests being present. The
rooms were bright with cut flowers
vines and palms, the paror being done
IN PINK roses and carnations, the lib
lary IN white ana purple iris, and the
living room IN pink carnations and
white lilacs The dining room. which
was especially pretty was done entirely
IN pink A cut glass vase nllcd with
Chatney roses stood ON lace center
piece and at each end Of the table stood
silver condelabra with pink candles
and shades, while electric globes were
also shaded an pink. ana pink roses
stood ON mantel and Fjchoard. An
orchestra was stationed in the HAN. and
the porch was fitted with rugs and d.
vans making q graceful nook FOR the
dancers. A number of the girl friends
Of the hostess assisted I'm entertaining.
Miss Gertrude Mayer entertained at
an informal lenp-ycar party on Tues
day night In honor OF her guest, Miss
Little of Idaho and Miss Adams OF
ogden, The rooms were prcttily dec
Grated, and number Of mutual friends
were present to enjoy the pleasant af-
fair
ON Monday night Miss Daisy DER.
whose marriage takes place In the near
future, was guest OF honor at a china
shower party given by Mrs Leysham,
about l6 Of her friends being present
The rooms were prettily decorated and
Miss Derr received many pretty china
pieces.
The annual breakfast Of the Review.
ors club was given on Tuesday at the
University club, only members Of the
society being present The decorations
were IN white and yellow, the table
having n yellow spread, In the center
OF which was placed q basket of irls
I'm white and yellow, while at each end
uf the table was @ low bowl OF white
and yellow m1rguertes. The C0nlec.
lions and other details carried out the
color scheme A program Of toasts
was given Mrs W. H. Adams being
toastmIstrc7s ana the following ladies
responding to the toasts. ~ Before "A
Repast II Shall Please You 20 Crafty
the Table with O Grace Mrs. toyle,
Club Ideals MIS-. Evans Woman,
the one Thing Finished u This Hasty
World" Mira Wightmau Each for
the JOY OF the Worhng," Mrs. Elmer u
Jones; "Our chief Guests Mrs, Hal w.
Brown; welcome Smiles and Farewell
Goes Out Signing % Mrs. G, D. Moorei