Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
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The largest and most elaborate event
OF the week was the musicale given By
Mir and Mrs Harry IT, Windsor and
Mr. and Mrs Graham +. Putnam ON
Thursday night az the Ladies' Literary
Club house The anta-hall was used
for reception room and IN the main
hall were arranged settecs, divGns ana
chairs, while In the basement refresh
ments were served, the entire house be-
ing beautifully decorated In autumn
flowers, leaves and vines The program
was truly notable one, consisting OF
numbers by the best composers rem
dercd by the leading artists Of the city
These Included Misses Celia sharp, Ed
na Dwyor, Edna Cohn and Eleanor
Putnam Mrs. Kate BrideWcll Anderson,
Mrs. Putnam Mrs. windsor Arthur
shepherd Hugh Dougall, Fred Graham
George A. SHELTON Caud Nettloton
and Forest Rutherford Assisting the
hosts and hostessess in receiving their
guests were Mrs George Curtis Mrs
j. G.. Hooper, Mrs. a. H. Peabody Mrs
Grant Smith and Mrs. G.. Stanley Price
Miss Louise LamsOu and Miss Ruth
Topp served punch.
Another large affair Of the week was
hhc banquet given at the Commercial
club by the Utah association of lnsur-
lance underwriters, the large dining
room being handsomely decorated for
the occasion, and program of toasts
being given during the ropasi while
music and addresses followed The
Rnair was enjoyable throughout
A pleasant AFFAIR Of Thursday was
the bridge ten given by Mrs Louis c.
Robinson, about 90 friends being en-
tertained The crimson tluts Of au-
Iumn We're used in the decorations Of
THE rooms aud score cards, and prizes
,Were won by Miss ANN Mccormick and
Mrs. II. j. Barkey
Miss crete Pinkerton was guest Of
ihonor at a delightful affair Thursday
given by Mrs John Christy at The En-
cry Holmes cafe. The round table was
decorated In red and white, having for
~ centerpcCe q heart of red carnations
pierced with an arrow of white the
whole being surrounded by q circle Of
ferns. The place cards We're ln water
color designs and about 10 guests were
present,
At the post hop on Friday me hosts
ipnd h0stesses We're COL and Mrs Lock-
wood, Capt and Mrs. Wells and Capt
and Mrs Scott.
Mrs r, A. Keyes entertained at
llarge bridge party Yesterday in honor
Of her guest Mrs. Barley the rooms
being beautifully decorated In autumn
limits and the affair being I'm all details
lenjoyabe
4 pretty affair OF the week was the
luncheon given by Mrs. j. T.. Gallagher
and Miss Jean Preston on Thursday at
the home Of Mrs, Gallagher The ,rSle
Twas beautifully decorated IN autumn
lleaves flowers and fruit, the flowers
1and leaves being used aftlsUcaly with
clusters OF grapes, About 20 guests
were present
Col. and Mrs 70. G.. Lockwood enter
talned hair dozen guests at dinner at
The post on Thursday night, IN honor
OF Gen, and Mrs j. II Thompson
On Thursday Lawrence Fox enter
FAMED a an elaborate dinner at the
Alta club In honor Of Mrs Barley OF
Montana, who Il visiting Mrs, Richard
! Keyes, The table was effectively dec
oruied In La France roseH, and smlax
and covers were laid for eight The
party afterward occupied a stall FOR the
performance al the theater,
On Wednesday Mrs. o. T. Carey was
hostess at kensington given in honor