Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-16
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One OF the most brilliant home af-
fairs given IN Salt Lake was the dane
Ing party at which Col. and Mrs. u, +.
Holmes entertained last night. The
palatlal home, always beautifully de-
corated for It's social functions, was
last night royal IN its profusion Of
seemed especially effective, The beau
tiful Chatney roses, which dispute the
palm Of perfection with American
Beauties were used chiefly IN the draw
ing room, with enough OF the rich red
OF their rivals ABOUT to form q charm
ing contrast. In the music room were
tall vases Of Prosperity carnations, and
in the library where punch was served
white and green were the colors, carried
out In roses. carnations and ferns. The
table had q Battenberg spread over
green satin, with an oriental lamp for
centerpieoe, with beautiful candelabra
at each end, holding white, green and
pink candles, bow OF green ribbon
finishing the base OF each Candelabra.
The dining room was done IN deep red.
the table forming n veritable picture
with its unusual arrangement. In the
center of a spread Of Cluny lace was
n silyer-framed mirror from which
rose a vase of tail American Beauties,
while the same roses, with a wreath Of
plumosa, encircled the mirror, Across
the top OF the vase stretched a bough
entwined with plumosa, holding at one
end two doves and at the other a sin
gle one, while fourth was placed
amidst the green on the table, It's wings
spread as II ready to ily A great
red satin bow adorned the foot of the
vase and the ribbon was drawn from
this 10 the bough above, and finished
with a second large bow, At each end
Of the table stood silver candelabra
with candles and shades Of red. and
candelabra stood about with vases Of
American Beauties on sldeboard and
cabinets around the room. The new
gallery, which was used for dancing,
had an effective arrangement of palms,
plumosa and American Beauties. and
the veranda leading to this room was
brilliant with japanese lanterns made
attractive with rugs and divans, while
the porches were screened with canvas
and brilliantly lighted with beautifully
tinted Japanese lanterns. The dane
ing programs, in honor OF the day,
were In the shape Of leaves. About
100 guests enjoyed the affair
The Strollers club gave delightful
dancing party last night AT the Ladies
Literary club, the event being In all
ways successful. Rugs, divans, palms
and flowers made the rooms attractive,
and the affair was thoroughly enjoyed.
The club will give another party on
Monday, May 2,
tanned at n delightful dinner last night,
I'm honor Of MI and Mrs Frank Harris
of Idaho.
Mrs, William Burke and Miss Burke
are here from Idaho, the guests Of Mrs.
r. II, Charming,
Mrs. Charles wilkes was guest of
honor at n dinner given yesterday by
Mrs. d. X. Gray.
Mr.. Leroy Dinwoodey will leave to-
morrow for San Francisco. where his
marriage to Miss Lucille Jennings will
take place on the nth
Miss Catherine Gunner viii be guest
of honor at Kensington to be given
on Wednesday, April q.
Arrangements are all completed and
invitations mailed for the select leap
year ball to be given at Christensen S
next Friday evening by Mrs l., l..
Christensen, Mrs. G. l., Berry, Mrs, A.
f. Angel, Mrs. S. Lund, Miss Ella
Stickney and Miss Mabel Cunningham,
A pleasant time is anticipated. This
will be the last leap.year party before
the close OF the season.
The engagement Of Mr., Marc Lich-
tenstein OF this city and Miss VIolette
Morris Of San Francisco Is announced
Mrs. Murray {. Godbe entertained at
a delightful kenslngton yesterday.
Miss Ethel Rogers was hostess at an
informal afternoon affair yesterday.