Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
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brilliant ones Of the year Every day
has been filled with bright events and
many OF them were elaborate the lead
ing tone of all being ungel by the pa
triotic idea. II Is doubtful II any FOL-
lowing week Of the present season VIII
present as bright record, tn June
brings the annual deluge of weddings
The opening event Of the week was
The reception given by Senator and
Mrs Sutherland at the Kenyon on Mon
day night. the parors OF the popular
hosiery being brilliantly JIG ana deco
rated for the occasion, and the rooms
being thronged during the appointed
hours with the friends ana acqualnt-
.,nces OF the hosts. Punch and other
refreshments were served, and an or
chestra rendered delightful music
One of the preltiest and most inter-
ostlng patriotic affairs OF Che week was
the special entertainment given IN nom
or Of Washington's birthday by the
Daughters of the Revolution on Nel-
nesday The hostess was me regent
Mrs. Walter j. Beatle, at whose nome
It was held, and a notably interesting
= naner on Washington by Mrs, Julin
Farnsworth f,und beautiful musical Sc
lections by Miss Cecilia Sharp, MT.
George Pyper and Mr. Hugh Dougall'
while appropriate addresses were made
by Judge w. H. King, Apostle George
"A. Smith, and Dr u, s, Wright me
house was beautifully decorated with
TAGS and flowers, and the dlningr0om
the club colors. blue and gold. We're
used with effect The refreshmehts
carried out The idea, flag napkins, lces
in shield designs and decked with tllnN
nags--belng among the devices Inc
affair was altogether enjoyable
Misses Guodry and Weggeland enter
famed very pleasantly at Washihs-
TONS birthday party wednesday eye,
ming at the home Of the former, 24d
north second West street. The rooms
were artistically decorated with flags
and carnations, and the ladies' present
,yui,e Martha Washington costumes
which with the decorations, made
n very brilliant scene. Vocal and IN
strumenta music and clever slight-oi-
hand tricks by Prof Barker, Furnished
mo entertainment A delicious luncheon
was served In the diningroom, place
cards consisting Of tiny hatchets' uea
with ribbon
Mrs. w. p, Kser entertained AT y
,leosant affair on Thursday In hOnor
w Mies waller the amusement being
hrldee Prizes In the contest were won
nv Mrs ID Il. Gray Mrs Edwin Wood
cock aud Miss Alice Goodwin
The bah given by the members OF -
paul's guild ON Thursday night at unt
~ nan was In every way successful,
The hall was bright wl.h haBs ana
hovers while red shades aided IN Inc
effect. In the supper room, Wllch was
,tso I'm tho national culors, rcireShmelits
,vere served. and IN the outer room
nmnch WAS dispensed by Mrs Fisher
Harris. Mrs. n. G. woodruff was ~
charge OF arrangements ana severn
mon connected with the efurch ae''u
as floor managers
Tonight Mrs. charles stewart VIII en-
fertain the Authors club and their es'
corts at her home.
The largest and most elapofate ailalI
NJ Inc week was the colonial ball ana
rounty fair given at the u OF u, on
Tuesday night, IN honor OF the UNI
verslty football team
A pleasant nffalr Of the week was
the reception given by the members oil
me central Christian church on lues-
day night In honor OF Rev ana M'S'
plnkerton.
Another delightful church affair was
me George washington social given on
Tuesday by the ladies Of the FIRST Nj
j.. church.
The annual banquet Of the University
club was among the weeks orilliaht
events,
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs David
Evans on Tuesday night, MISS Myrtle
Evans and Miss Kate O'Nourke enter
falned at "a Washlngton's birthday
party The idea being prettlly carried
out In an details Progressive pea,
nuts" was the amusement and about
30 guests were present
Misses Georgia Young and Ella Har-
rlson eutertai--.l % pleasant evening
party on Tuesuuy IN honor OF their
guests the Misses Taylor Scowcroft
browning and Woodmansee OF Ogden,
THE rooms were decorated In the ma
tlonal colors and small natchets were
the tallles, Prizes wore won by MISS
Belya Woodmansee, Marion johnson,
Harold Young and Arthur Burton
ON Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George
Taylor and Miss Abbie schulter were
hostesses nj a line shower party given
N honor OF Miss Ruth Dahlquisi,
whose Wedding ls shortly TO take place.
A game of hearts was enjoyed, the
scores and tallIes being IN heart de-
sign. and other details carrying out the
idea. About 30 quests were present
The buffet supper given In honor Of
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Nye at the
Weber home on Wednesday night was
among the most delishttul events Of
the day National embloms were ey-
erywhere In evidence, and the aftair
was delightful In an ways,
A charming ehudren's party Of the
week was That nc which little Morton
Stirling was host on Wednesday, Num-
berless pretty devices Carried out the
patriotic idea and several games were
enjoyed.
Another and Larson chlldrns affair
NJ the week was The character party
given by the Primary association Of
the Eighteenth ward, the event being
I'm every way successful.
The initial dancing party M the Boz
nlta club on Wednesday night was a
thoroughly delightful affair
The stake officers Of the Pioneer
stake Sunday schools ana Munnl Inn
TTovemont associations. mingled to-
gether In delightfully."- informal man
ncr Friday night, the offau following
their regular meeting in the Seventh
ward assembly hall During the eve
Ming refreshments were served. and an
enjoyable program was carried out
Tuesday was the twenty~hrst birth
day OF Mrs Frank penrosc. and the
occasion was celebrated I'm delightful