Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
SOCIAL CHAT.

The largest and most elaborate event
NJ the week was the reception ana mus
icale given on Tuesday night at the
,,opgre yational church by Mr.. ana MIS-
lee Charles Miller. Both the churVh
nG narIors were handsomely decorat-
ga he church with yellow and whlie
'S,vsanthemums, palms and ferns, whiie
49, rorlors I'm which the guests Were
.1catved were bright with chysanthe'
,',,,ns carnations and palms and the
,u,n aide rooms where refreshments
,ero served were done in yellow, the
av,,ro ARRANGEMENT being most efec-
~ THE program was delightful one
Ms Miller rendering beautiful organ
ELECTIONS and Mr., Hugh Dousau
nnmber OF equally enjoyable musiedl
vocal solos. with Miss Juui'h Evans
as an efficient accompanied
Frlloving was the program:
r,ngue in \ Hat tSaint Ann 3D. Bach
,a1 Consolation No. in ID Ilat"...L lszt
TX Cantloue d'Anour ,....,. Lemnre
20 Hasten Your Speed My Steed,
NIv steed" .............. Lehman
Hugh Dougall.
,l,osrotto ,....... Wolstenholme
Triumphal March from "Naaman
........ ..,.,....,.. ,'''''' Costa
salut d'AmOur .......,.',s'''''''' Eisur
taD The Question ..,..,.',.,:.;,...;.
I'D The Answer "....,,.. Wolsteilholh'e
DAD Aus Menen Grossen sehnefzsn
.....,... -. ,,.,.. ''' e. FRANZ
IA, Eyes OF Blue" .,.....,r,. speaks
Hugh Dougall.
Suite Gothique .........'',' BoeiImahh
% Choral
% Minuct
cd Priere q Notre Dame
tD Toccata,
I'm Thursday night Mrs. r.. Bonne-
,,l.t yvae hostess al delightful must
ale given I'm honor of Miss Antolnette
t.amhourue. the rooms being filled WIN
n large number of friends, and some
wen known artists in the city t"hlHs
mart. The hall was decorated IN PAINS
and potted plants, the parlor ana u,
brary in pink s3nthenunls 9l.,l
.mllax. and the d,nngroom IN PINK
,arrafious the table having a CENTER
uisco of the flowers placed ON a square
NJ Bnttenberg over pink SIR VITA
hrnad ribbon streamcrs In Nile green
stretrhing from this to the four cor
rnre where they were caught with cut
gInss vases filled with carnations IN
,,ndlestlcks were shaded IN green ana
Inc whole was very effective. y de-
liphtful program Was rendered py tHe
lice club. Miss Edna Dunyon, MISS
Grace Radcliffe, Prof. Anderson, Frol'
schettler and WIN Sibley.
Last night the first formal hop OF me
season was given IT the post: lO,sc
,,i,,her ~ people from the city beinS
rresent to enjoy the pleasant analt'
mo receiving committee VIII be Col
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Lockwood, capt
and Mrs. John Stroat, capt. ana MIS-
infant Wells Mr.. and Mrs. Luna.
Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Madsen entertain
GA M an informal but very pleasant
evening party on Wednesday, the time
being enloyably spent with cards, mu-
sic ana other social pastimes ana ABOUT
80 guests being present
Mrs. Henry Irwin entertained at
bridge tea at the Newhouse nome on
Monday, her guests numbering ABOUT 10,
The rooms were prettily decorated, ana
HE winner az each table was awarded
a basket of volets The guests We're
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger, Mrs X. H.
Cbanning Mrs. David $, Murray, Mrs.
T. A. Daugherty, Miss Katherine JudBe
Miss Anna Mccormick, Miss Catherine
Geddes Miss Leila Stingley, MISS Dolo'
thy Kinney, Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mrs
Edward s. Ferry, Mrs. Walter q, tlleH
Miss Alice Goodwin, Mrs. George Jay
Gibson and Mrs. A. V. Calagahn.
An elaborate home event of the week
was the reception given by Mrs tltch
and the Misses Fitch on Tuesday IN
honor Of their guest, Mrs. Ahmad OF
London. Tho house was effectively dec
Grated the hall i'm green win palms
and vines I'm abundance, the reception
loom i'm yellow, with large chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns and the dinlnsroom III
ned ana green, the table having cen-
,erpiece of carnations, while about the
room were baskets of ferns and potted
piants. Mrs. Il. ;. Charming assisted
I'm receiving. and others who assisted
were Miss Mary Smcdley, Miss May
Ileryin. Miss Mary Moore, Mrs. Mon
tasue Ferry and Mrs. Arthur ;. BIRD
Tho holiday idea was in artistic owl
doncc nj the card-party given by Mrs.
+ r. Dunn on Wednesday I'm honor OF
Mrs William O'Mcara. Strings OF
christmas bells were hung from the
chandeliers to the doors holly ana mis-
tletoc banked the mantels. while tau
vases nued with sprays Of mistletoe'
and holly were everywhere. In the am
ingroom the same colors were used, the
centerpiece for the table being mound
of red carnations, while sprays of holly
aud ferns were strcWn over the board,
The talics in the contest were hand
painted IN holly, an dthe prizes were
awarded Mrs. Richard Savage and Mrs.