Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-12
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borate event Of the week was the card
party given by Col. and Mrs. Wall on
Monday night In honor Of their silver
wedding, the date celebrating their
twenty-hfth anniversary. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with pink
and white carnations and palms, and
the scores and TALES we're In the shape
of wedding bells and hearts. while the
refreshments also carried out the idea.
The hosts were assisted by Mrs. s. II.
Pinkerton. Mrs, Henry Newell, Mrs.
Charles Crane and Miss Louise Wey.
The girls OF the commercial class OF
the Latter-day Saints university en-
tertained the faculty and the boys Of
their department at the gymnasium
the event being dancing party.
The hall was prettily decorated
with gold and blue bunting, the
school colors and also with red,
the class color. There were many
beautiful coy corners arranged about
the room In which were rugs, pictures,
sofa pillows, and easy chairs In pro-
fusion. In one corner. where punch
was served. especial tact was shown In
the decoration. A large bell OF gold
and blue hung over head with bunting
draped on all sides The coy corner
under the orchestra was decorated with
red Especial care was taken to rep
resent this corner with the class color,
red, as the first rendezvous OF the all
corners The guests were received at
the door by n number OF the girls, who
conducted them to the seats In the hall.
in order TO become acquainted the boys
were all lined up around the han and
the girls passed around and shook
hands with them, after which de-
lightful peanut hunt was participated
IN. followed by dancing until 10 o'clock
and then delicious refreshments were
served The class representation
was read and stump speeches
were made by students OF the
class. Dancing was then con-
tlnued. and at IA reasonable hour the
party broke up, everybody having spent
very pleasant evening.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w q,
Lamb entertained at luncheon fol-
lowed by cards, the game being 49,
The luncheon tables were decorated III
lilies Of the valley and pink and white
carnations. while punches OF violets
were at each place. In the card con-
test the prizes were won by Mrs. J, ID.
Thompson and Mrs w w, Flag, and
the guests were Mrs, Holmes, Mrs, Sa-
ra Bransford Mrs Heath, Mrs. Wood
ward Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Plnkerton,
Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Tarbet, Mrs,
Keogh. Mrs. Mont Ferry, Mrs, Flagg,
Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Harding and Mrs
Judge.
Mrs. r. @. Weber was hostess at an
enjoyable tea on Tuesday, given IN hon
or OF her mother, Mrs, G. II Richards,
who attained her seventy-elghth birth
day on that date. The rooms were
prettily decorated, and about IL guests
we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II Jones will enter
tain at dinner next Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Price entertained
the officers and teachers of the First
NJ Il. Sunday school at "A delightful
banquet on Tuesday night at their
home covers being laid for 80. The
table was beautifully decorated, the
centerpece being a LONG bank OF vlo'
let's, while punches Of the same How
ers were az each place, There We're
toasts by a number Of the guests ana
the event was altogether enjoyable
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The most elaborate dinner Of the
week was that given by Mr., and MIS-
Mont Ferry on Tuesday night IN honor
Of Mr. and Mrs, Benner y, smith, VINO
have recently returned from thelr Drla-
al trip. Tho decorations were chiefly
I'M white. tho centcrpece being long
hank OF lilies of hevalley and the can
dlestlcks having white candles, while
hououets OF the lilies were at each
place. Souvenirs for the men were In
the form OF tiny dolls dressed as hH les,
and for the ladies'. small travelling cases
marked with the labels OF places visited
by MIR. and Mrs, Smith on their trip.
Covers We're laid for a.
Mrs. La Forge entertained at n de.
ughtful luncheon today IN honor OF
Mrs, Sanbournc, who leaves shortly 70
make her home In Denver
The q. u. society OF the First Con-
eregatlonal church Is planning for 4
poverty masquerade social, which VIII
be given IN the church parlors on Fri
day evening March IS,
on April 10 the Sons OF the Amerl.
can Revolution VIII give their annual
banquet at the Commercial club,
A bah and banquet is 20 be given at
ChrIstensens hall on the evening OF
March a by the employees Of the a. c,
M l.
4 dancing party was given last even
ing IN the old Fifth ward amusement
hail the hostesses being the Misses
Margaret Hull Lottie Grlggs, Elvir
Trueson, Leone Burton Ethel Groes-
beck. Bessie Badger, Florence Hull
Susie Hull Eva Burton, Lena Badger,
Edna Griggs Agnes swan, Ivy Burton,
Barbara Swan and Theresa Burton.
Mrs Lulu s, Mayne entertained a
number Of her friends at a Bohemian
dinner on Wednesday at her studio FOL.
lowed by an evening with music and
social chat
Miss Tessle Hampton entertained de- '
lightfully on Monday evening In honor