Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29

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on Thursday night DR., and Mrs Nc.
Emery were guests Of honor at a de-
lightul dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
W. @. Lamb. The table was decorated
entirely In green and white, large white
chrysanthemums being used with
smllax and green candelabra shades,
The other guests were Mt and Mrs, J,
a. Baker Mrs. Lila james Read, Miss
Macomber W j. Leonard and John r.
Meyer
on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs George
w SNOW entertained M dinner AZ the
Commercial club. IN honor Of friends
who are visiting here from Denver The
private dining room was used, ana the
table effectively decorated IN white
chysanthem1ms and plumoao covers
being Land for 12 Mrs. Shows guests
were Mrs v. J Yard, Mrs. Storer Mrs
Hatfield AN Of Denver Miss Wheeler
Of Kansas city. Mrs Thomas Marion
oaux, Mrs. Deardon and Miss Thomp-
son.
Mrs Grant Hampton was this after
noon a guest Of honor az an exceeding
w pretty luncheon given by the Misses
Mason at the home Of Mrs Bancroft
The table and rooms were chaumlnglY
decorated IN autumn flowers and the
affair was In an ways delightful
on Tuesday Mrs. George L. Nye win
give an elaborate luncheon at the Uni
yerslty club IN honor of Mrs. Hampton
Miss Salisbury entertained the Bridge
club at her home ON Thursday Of this
week, and Mrs. Claiming VIII enter
tain the club az is next meeting
Mrs. Hoyt sherman entertained q few
friends informally at her home ON
Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. George NJ. Downey was hostess
at an informal supper on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Walter g, futile enter
talned % number NJ their friends de-
lightfully at their home on Thursday |
night the amusement being euchre.
The rooms were effectively decorated,
and refreshments were served
Count Leon Laborde and Philip Liver
more were guests Of honor at a dinner
given by Lewis Mccormick at the Coun-
Try club last night
The reunion Of the Wells family on
Thursday night WAS a notably pleasant
lf'aiE, about a hundred Of the descend
lnts and relatives Of the late d. II.
Wells being present 10 commemorate
iis nnetleth birthday annivtirsary'The
uoms were beautifully decorated, and
here was a program Of songs, recita-
ions and tableux,
The Thistle Social club gave one OF
he most enjoyable Halloween enter
ailments Of the week the AFFAIR being
delightful throughout
One OF the prettlest luncheons Of the
week was that given yesterday by Mrs.
lanes II. Jennings la honor Of Mrs.
Morrow, OF London, who IL here yislt-
ng Mrs Justua Jungk. !
An enjoyable Halloween party was
ylyen last night by the ladies' of the
Presbyterian church, the affair taking
llace IN the church basement
The first Of the seasons hops were
nven last night NJ Fort Douglas, and
vas a most elaborate and enjoyable |
ftnr A number OF people fmm the
ity were present 10 enjoy a. The
Iosts and hosiesses who received the
uests were Col. and Mrs. Lockwood,
apt and Mrs Jamerson, Capt and
irs Morrow Lieuts Beebe, Allen and
mart.
Mrs. NJ " Krlebal was hostess
I a double function on Tuesday, In
ludlng a pretty luncheon followed by 9
ridge contest
An innovation on the usual reception
ias the chocolate tea given yesterday
y Mrs. Duncan McVchle, her hours
eng from II TO o'clock.
one OF the largest and plmsantest
vents OF the week was the afternoon
uchre party given by Mrs. Walter @.
'uttle at her home on Wednesday
he rooms were brilliant with chrysan-
hemums In various shades, and i've
lbles We're played.
Prizes were won by Mrs. A. e.. Smith.
frs. A. II, Peabody aud Mrs Emma
'llerbeck After the contest the host
IS gave a number Of harp selections
'hich were much enjoyed
Mrs. Jungk entertained informally az
inner on Wednesday I'm compliment 10
er sister, Mrs Morrow
Mrs. Victor Clement entertained few