Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09

and r. Mcintyre. Mr.. and Mrs. c. X.
Pearsall, J. II, White, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Il. Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Odell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McNichie, Mr.
and Mrs. j. o. Reber, George Ames,
Mr.. and Mrs e. l.. Rood Miss Park,
c. NJ. Garrison, Miss Dorothy kinney
Fred bern, Mr.. and Mrs J. 7. Keith,
Mr. and Mrs. 4. q. Weber, Il. Alley, j.
w, Rooklidge Ellis Freed, j. Walcott
Thompson, j. Tod Goodwin, H. NJ
Breeder, Mr.. and Mrs. George Is. NC
Donald, Benner y. smith Mr.. ana MIS-
w. l.. Mas, Wallace Bransford Grant
Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Lamb, MT.
and Mrs. w. c. Bogue, Mr.. ana Mrs
Edward w. Packard, ID. II. Peery, Mr..
and Mrs. $. V. Shelp, Mr. and Mrs
John Weir Jr.. Mr., and Mrs +. e.
Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. d. g. Murray,
Frank Roberts. Charles $. Morris, Miss
Helen Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs George
Rust, Miss Sadler Mr.. and Mrs j. u.
Game, Mr.. and Mrs 5. II. Babcock,
Miss Catherine Gunner, II. b. Win sor,
Col and Mrs Holmes, Mr., and Mrs.
Lewis Evans, w. o. Leonard, Edward
Copley. j. r. Meyer. John $, Critchlow,
James Hogle. Mr. and Mrs, r, j. Gen
denlng. +. G. Schramm, Mrs. D. c..
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bamber-
ger, MIR. and Mrs, r. IL officer, Mr.. and
Mrs +. b. Stephens, Mr., and Mrs d.
b Hampstead MIR. and Mrs. w, l.. Eli
lerbeck. q. II. HutChins, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. Miller. Dr. and Mrs, 4. B, Beatty,
Mr. and Mrs j. l.. Franken j. Il. Cos
griff, Mr. and Mrs. X. H. Claiming, l..
h. Mccormick, II, A. Mccormick, Mr..
and Mrs. II. p Henderson II. l.. Thom-
as, Mr.. and Mrs Il, G, Smith, Mrs. j.
r.. Woodward, Miss Judge, Miss Laura
Sherman, Mrs. Il, II, Dunbar w. B,
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wherry, Miss
Zane, A. +. Holden, Mr. and Mrs. L. l..
Terry, Miss f. NJ. COsgrlff, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Knox, Miss Violet Neil,
Ashby Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. NJ. $.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Traver, Miss
Eolse Sherman Miss Salisbury, Mrs.
Salisbury, Miss Miller, Miss Margie
Miller. Dr.. and Mrs, Ewing Fred ia
cobs, Mr.. and Mrs, q. X Fisher, r. a.
McBroom, Mrs, j, ). Alexander,
Miss Catherine Judge entertained at
a pretty luncheon on Wednesday In
honor of Mrs W. q. Sharp and Mrs
r. b. Davis The table was deliberately
decorated the centerplece being can
deabra with green shades, surrounded
with polnsetta. and lunches OF violets
being at each place, Covers were laid
for IL,
Mr.. Ellis Freed was host at an lnfor-
nal dinner on Tuesday night, the af-
fair taking place at the Commercial
club, and the party afterward attend
Ing the assembly, The guests wore;
Mr. and Mrs Walter g. Fier Mrs.
Harvey Miss Helen Gillespie, Miss
Beatrice Cheeseman, Lieutenant Madl.
son and Jack Royle,
Mr.. and Mrs j r. Davis entertained
informally at cards on Tuesday eyc'
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Greenwood en-
tertaned the East Side Card club at
their home on Thursday night,
Mrs. Agnes Osbourne will give a
musicale next Saturday
A delightful reception was given at
Unity hall on Thursday night In honor
Of Mrs, j. f. Cowan, The hall was
prettily decorated, refreshments were
served and a most enjoyable time spent,
Mrs, Ledyard NJ. Bailey and Mrs.
De Camp received their friends lnfor-
mally on Wednesday, and will continue
to do 20 on Wednesdays during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Edmunds enter.
tanned informally at cards on Tuesday
night
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice gave the sec.
ond In her series Of luncheons on Tues.
day. and the function was followed by
cards, the amusement being "63" The
luncheon tables were decorated In deep
red American Beauty roses and carna.
tIons being used with ird-shaded can.
delabra, while ferns aided In the pretty
effect. At each place was a cors &c
boquet of flowers, and the chandelier
and portcres were tied with broad red
ribbons,
Next Tuesday night at the Congrega-
tional church Mrs l.. G, Miller and
Miss Olive jennings viii give an orSan
and song recital assisted by Miss lsa-
bel Mon0han and Miss Leto Mcmillan,
Mr7 Ferdinand Dlckert entertained
informally az tea on Wednesday for
her daughter, Mrs. J. w Sawyer Thc
rooms were prcttily decorated with
evergrecns, and the diningroom was IN
yellow and green the table having for q
ccnterpece n low bank OF yellow roses,
while yellow shaded candelabra stood
at each corner, and the cloth was
strewn with sprays of pumosa. The
guests were Mrs. George @. Hunting,
Mrs, Fred Earls, Mrs. A. y, Witoher
Mrs. Perciyal O. Perkins Miss Agatha
Berkhoel Miss Beatrice O'Connor, Miss
Lena Weby. Miss Elsie Dickert,
Miss Sherman and Mrs, Alma ID.