Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
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The ending Of Lent and the coming
of conference promises to make the
next week startling variation from
de past three that have passed. These
lone create an atmosphere that Is an
Inspiration TO gaiety and cheer and we
may look for stir In social festivities
for some time TO CONF, Several we'd
dings are scheduled for the month,
whose Importance will add to the gener-
vi interest,
One of the largest affairs OF the week
was the evening party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. h. Booth on Thursday, in cele-
Sratlon OF their tenth wedding anniyer-
cary. The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. n.y.
rum Booth adjoining was thrown open
for the guests, besides that OF the hosts
aud each was effectively decorated In
mink and white. with carnations and
pink shaded lights blending with as
paragus plumosa most artistically ar.
ranged. The amusement was $50 and
the score and TALES were painted with
Easter designs, while TO each was at
tached tiny cup and caucer or other
china toy In suggestion OF the event
According TO a custom OF the hosts, the
wedding ceremony was repeated with
due solemnity. Elder c, +. Emery per-
forming the service. Assisting In en-
tertainlng were Mrs. II. II. Booth, MISS
Palma HAIRLESS Miss Kate Early ana
Miss Barddull, and acting as flower girl
was little Irma Booth.
Mrs. ]. H. Edmonds was hostess at
pleasant though informal luncheon on
Wednesday. given In honor OF Mrs. Jer-
mayne. The table was prettily adorn-
ed with spring flowers, and the follow
ing guests enjoyed the event; Mrs.
Jermaine, Mrs. Ernest A. Greenwood,
Mrs, James T. Clasbey, Mrs, A. Il.
Hlrth. Mrs, T. l.. Carey, Mrs. Hyde
Dale and Mrs. c. A. Jones OF Boston.
Miss Leta Mcmillan entertained at an
informal luncheon on Thursday In hon
or of Miss Aimee Swords, VINO Is VS.
iting Mrs William Bayley, Jr.
Miss Swords will he guest OF honor
n. a dinner to be given tomorrow by
Mr. and Mrs. Bayley
Mrs. ]. S, Hyde entertained on Mon
day at an afternoon affair In honor OF
Miss ida Lyman, whose marriage to Mr..
y. NJ. Sorenson took place this week
The function was in the form OF china
shower, and luncheon, the decorations
being in pink and white carnations, The
guest OF honor was the recipient OF many
dainty pieces Of china, and the affair
was most enjoyable. Besides the guest
Ut honor there were present Mrs, II,
J Hayward, Mrs. G. Partridge. Mrs.
lester, Mrs. Roy Hogan, Miss Lucy
Wddison, Miss Zlna Widdlson. Miss
Ldcretla West Miss Sarah Smith, Miss
Tessie Williams, Miss Mile Lyman,
Mis- Margaret Cook, Miss Nora Reese,
Mss Libble Hayward, Miss Jean Hay
ward Miss Ada Minker Miss Lolita
Stewart Miss Amy Lyman.
a pleasant affair Of the week was the
entertainment on Tuesday night given
the ladies Of the Congregational
church for the mems club OF the same,
There were decorations music, feasting
end general good time.
On Tuesday Mrs. II. G. Mcmillan and
Miss Leta Mcmillan entertained infor-
mally at luncheon in honor Of Mrs. G. s,
Hill and Miss Henrietta Hi Of Illinois.
The table was prettily decorated, and
number Of guests enioyed the event
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bell entertained
OF pleasant evening party on Monday
night, In honor Of Mrs, =. r. Dickinson
Of Denver, The rooms We're decorated
IN spring flowers, and a delightful time
was spent
Mrs D. s. Spencer entertained the
Sewing club on Wednesday
Mrs W. w. Armstrong was hostess
Of pretty luncheon ON Tuesday given
IN honor OF Mrs. Shields Of Park City
The table was artistIcally decorated
with daftodils, and the place cards had
Easter designs Those present besides
Mrs, Shields were Mrs, white OF Park
City, Mrs S. r. Bransford. Mrs, Frank
Harding, Mrs Edwin Il, Holmes. Mrs.
w. G. Lamb, Mrs Mcpherson, Mrs w
I. Snyder, Mrs, Cordell, Mrs. Ferris and
Mrs, W, w. Scott
Mrs. Frank Harding entertained this
afternoon I'm honor OF Mrs. Shields of
Park city the affair being a delightful
one,
on Wednesday evening Samuel New
house entertained at a delightful din
ner at his home In honor Of his guests
Count Laborde Of Paris, and Philip Liv-
,rmore OF New York The decorations
were IN American Beauty roses, Faster
lilies and pink roses and covers were
laid for H. Those present besides the
quests of honor. Wrrr Mr. ana Mrs
Bennor Y. Smith Mrs Belvn Of San
Francisco. Miss Miller. Miss Marele
Miller. Miss Helen CIllesnio Miss Addo
nne. Miss Emily Read. Charles c,
Parsons }. 7 Goodwin and Louis Me.
Conick
Nj. and Mrs. y. Il. TrIpp, who have
been spending the winter In San Diego
Cal, will return home on April Q.
An Easter entertainment was enjoy
Cd at the l., j.. s university dinIneroom
on Friday April !, In a fancy lunch
prepared by the cooking class The
menu consisted OF veal croquettes made
20 initiate small chickens and Of solid
made ~ green vegetables and decorated
with pink and white Parker House
rolls There was also a dainty kind OF
pudding containing five varieties OF col
or each color Of which represented a
different variety OF PREPARATION The !
centerpiece was an original design In I
the center was growing pot Of bloom- |
Ing lilies, surrounded bv a small garden |
of real earth, out OF which were grow |
Ing punches Of fresh lettuce, Upon the |