Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
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The week opened with the luncheon
given on Monday by Mrs, {. d. Moore
10 the Reviewers club, the event be-
ing in celebration Of the eighth ami
,versary Of the founding Of the cluD'
The dining room was IN PINK ana green,
the table having "A centerpiece OF PINK
carnations, and ferns and carnations
being strewn over the cloth. PINK
shaded candelabra were nj either END,
and the place cards had quotations
from different authors After the
luncheon there was an impromptu dis
cussion OF the negro question rom the
southern standpoint, ana Mrs, {. o.
Richards read IN amusing dialect story,
The guests were Mrs Hal W. Brown,
Mrs. John Delano Mrs. Ellen Elliott,
Mrs David Evans, Mrs, f. o. Lee, Mrs.
w s. LOOMS. Mrs. w. A. Nelden, Mrs.
Charles G. Plumm.r, Mrs, J, c, Royle,
Mrs. c. f. Richards. Miss Della X.
Snow, Mrs f. a. Vincent Mira II. =
Wedgwood Mrs W, X, Wightman and
Mrs. X. c. Woodruff.
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Allen entertain
ed informally on Monday In honor OF
their daughters.
Miss Sue Clark entertained az der
lightful Kensington this afternoon In
honor of Miss Maud Lewis whose mar
riage takes place next week,
Mrs. l.. w. Snow will be at home
hereafter to her friends on Tuesday
Miss Nan Short entertained @ num-
her OF her friends Informally at h
home Tuesday night, an enjoyable time
being spent.
The leap year dance given by the
Junior girls of the university last nigh
was success from all standpolnts r.
.hostesses were Misses Lylia Knudson,
Donna Miles. Ruby Wonn, Emma Dou.
gall, Mary Snyder and Garnet Attridge,
Prof. Kingsbury, Prof Marshall, Dr.
'Talmage, Prof. Merrill, Prof. Wilson
and Prof Cummings 'chaperoned' the
young people.
Next Monday evening the annual re-
ception of ST. Paul's church Will be
held at the rectory
At the charity card party given ~
the ladies Of the Jewish Relief society
at the club rooms on Tuesday, Mrs.
NJ. VI. Harris and Mrs. $. Samuels We're
the hostesses
Next Monday evening the "Fencibles"
will give a character ball, and the af.
fair promises 20 be one OF the successes
OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II, Gray entertain
ed at an informal AFFAIR on Tuesday
night In honor Of Miss Ida Cohen,
Miss Mary o. Gray gave an enjov
pupils recital on 1n.u slay night, Miss
olive Jennings assisting with a num-
Der Of vocal pieces
Mr.. and Mrs. II, H. Keyes entertain
cd number OF their friends at "A pleas
ont informal affair on wednesday
night.
Mrs, Edmund Wilkes entertained de-
lghtfuly on Tuesday In honor of Mrs
McCllntock who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Downey,
The usual enjoyable hop took place
at the post last night
Mr. and Mrs, G. W, Fiield will en-.
terrain informally tonight
Rev. and Mrs y. A, Brown Of the
First Baptist church, entertained at a
delightful reception ON Thursday night.
one Of the notable events planned for
next week Is the breakfast 70
be given by the Ladies Literary club
as an anniversary celebration, the
event TO include the members and one
guest allowed 10 each Of them,
The second assembly ball Of the sea-
son took place on Tuesday night, and
the event was a delightful one. The
Nall as before, was artsticAlly ana
conveniently arranged. n canopy ex-
tending from the northwest corner
making a pretty alcovc which was
furnished with rugs, diyans, ETC., and
rugs and chairs IN the opposite corner
and along the north end Of the hal
gave an air Of cosiness TO the whole
The platform was banked with palms
and punch was served from prettlly ar
ranged tables IN the alcoycs, The re-
freshment room was decorated In whit
and green. festoons OF smllaS extending
from the chandeliers 10 the four corr
ners OF the table where baskets Of
white carnations and plumosa were
placed, while the centerpIece con-
sisted OF IA crystal candelabra SUR
rounded with white carnations anC
ferns About 200 were present.
Mrs. ]. A. clayton entertained tbs
Young sisters on Thursday afternoon
the reunion being a thoroughly enjoy
able one,
Miss Mary Mayne entertained inform
ally on Tuesday night IN honor OF MT
and Mrs. George Kruger who VII
leave shortly for Boulder Coloi t
inakn Ihnlr hnlnN.