Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
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~ HRIsTMAs, with It's CHEEKY en-
blems OF holly and mistletoe,
vivid greens and reds, has given
the customary tinge to festivi-
ties. and many functions have been
frightened with their glow. The COM
ing two weeks will see no change, for
only one IDEA prevails till the new year
brings the abandonment OF yuletide
tokens.
The largest event Of the week was the
dancing party given By Miss Dorothy
Kinney on Tuesday night, in honor u
her sistGr Mrs. j. A. Dougherty. lha
event took place at Unity nail, ant the
decorations chiefly In red and green,
gave an added air OF festiyity 10 the
scene. Branches OF the California pep
per tree with It's scarlet berries was
used In reception room and main hail
with palms and ported Pants ana
American Beauty roses wee about on
the mantels. In the basement. where
supper WAS served pink AID green were
used. large wicker bafket filed with
pink roses forming the Centerpiece, ana
pink tulle streamers AID pink shades
making a pretty effect, About 100 guests
were present.
One OF the elaborate affairs OF the
week was the lunCi s0n given by Miss
May Kerwln at III Alta club on Tues
day. the table bong laid In the gold
room. and beautifully decorated In the
holiday Idea, g. mneature Christmas
tree forming tn centerpiece, while holly
wreaths, red ribbon and silver candle-
sticks with ed shades completed the
pretty picture. The placecards were
done in red, covers berg laid for the
following besides the hostess and guest
OF honor: Miss Alaudo Fitch, Miss
Margaret Seallon, Miss Mary Smedley,
Miss Alice Goodwin, Miss Beth Dun
bar Mlss Jenna-Budd Geddes, Miss
Winnie lthoades, Miss Louise sullivan,
Miss Stella Mcintyre, Miss Mary Moore,
Miss Leila Stngley, Miss Mary Scallon.
Miss Alice Fitch, Miss Florence Kim
ball, Miss Annie Best, Miss Evelyn DAILY.
Miss Eudora Daily and Miss Lorene
Leary.
Capt and Mrs John Woodward en-
teytained Informally at dinner at the
Fort on Tuesday night preceding the
Kinney dance
Mrs. II. H. Claiming has issued In
vitations for buffet luncheon for next
Tuesday.
Tuesday was the birthday anniver-
sary OF Mr., Il. NJ. Allison. and the oc-
casion was celebrated In dinner AZ
his home. about dozen Of Mr.. Allison's
men friends being present. The table
was charmngly decorated In red and
white, its centerpiece being In white
roses, while red satin streamers and
red Christmas bells aided In the effect.
Present were Judge Andrew Howat,
Judge w. n, Dickson Judge Thomas
Marshall, Joseph l.. Rawlins. Waldemar
Van Colt, Benner y. Smith. Il. Il,
Crltchlow, c. q. Varian, +. l.. Williams,
Judge Henry L, Henderson, Judge LIE
Grande Young and Or. John Z. crltch-
low.
Miss Katherine Judge entertained In
formally ut dinner on Tuesday night.
Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton was hostess at
q luncheon on Wednesday at the EN-
cry Holmes, the guests being enter
talned at $500 afterward In her apart
ment. The decorations were pretty and
effective, and covers were laid for the
following. Mrs. Fred Wey, Mrs. lisa.
dore Mayer Mrs Sands, Mrs Joseph
Luce. Mira. James G.. Landenberger,
Mrs. Won Knoblock, Mrs. c. G, Slade,
Mrs. Kissick Mrs. A. Luman, Miss
Marie Luce, Miss Rose Morris, Miss
Claudia Morris.
pleasant affair of Wednesday was
the Kenslngton given by Mrs Ethel OFT
Clark in honor OF Miss Sue Clark, about
IL guests being entertained guess
ing game was enjoyed the prize going
IL Ha
bright with flowers and present were
Mesdames McMullen, Yates, William
McCalllster. c. ". Paris, Geo. Ames, l..
G. Kelsey. George Goddard, w. NJ. Pts
chell George Walker, Misses Stella
Clark, Florence tanning. Blanche
etrioltley, Abbie Herman, Hilbert,
Crawford. Mildred OFT. Irma Walker,
Mcintosh Mabel Carson Breeder.
Mrs. John Lewis entertained the Cup
and Saucer club at her home this week.
Mrs. l.. Hanchette entertained the
Plate club on Thursday
The charity ball given by the Con-
gregation Montifore on Thursday night
mt the Armory hall was success IN all
details.
Ms. George Ames entertained at an
FORMAL Kensington on Monday IN honor
of Mrs. Care OF New York, about 10
guests being present.
A pretty affair OF the week was the
luncheon given by Mrs. n. a. Dunyon
,n honor OF Miss Antoinette Lam
bourne 10 guests being present. PINK
carnations were the decorations
Dorothy Wilson celebrated her nfth
birthday this week In a pretty chill
dren's party games and refreshments
being among the features. The
table was decorated In red and white
carnations and tiny bell-trimmed bas-
kets OF bon-bons were the fovors'
Present We're Misses lrua Wise, Min
ME Hahush. Edith Hundt, Dorothy IA
Wis, Florence knight. Elsie Left, Gene
We've Left, Arvllla Iyerson, Mabel Mo-
rcni. Margaret MoronL lone We, Ken
meth King, Mertice Linton, Dorothy
Wilson, George Habush, Robert Hundt,
Gerald Hines. Martin Mulycy Jack