Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22
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one OF the largest affairs Of the week
was the tea given by Mus. $. w. Nor
rison on Thursday at he University
club in honor Of Miss lone Morrison
and Mrs O. -. keysor, the rooms be-
ing beautifully decorated in the Christ
mas c0lors. With evergreen. holly, pom
settas and Christmas bells, the latter
being strung IN arches and doOrways
while red-shaded candelabra height
enad the pretty effect The table HI
the dining room was Il picture Ia lie
red satin streamers ana red tulle with
lace doilies and Centerpiece over red
sltin and red-shaded canielabra Be
a.des these, college pennants, repre-
scnfing the various alma matters OF the
members hung all about. Mrs. j. NJ
Dart ASSISTED the hostess and guests OF
honor Ia receiving and others assisting
were Mrs. Mary T.. Glmor and Mrs.
George Phelps Holman. Mrs. w. G.
Hall Mrs. w. H. Dickson. Mrs George
c. Moore, Mrs, W. w. Chisholm and
Mrs. a. II. Peabody
An elaborate affair Of the week was
the dinner given by G. w. Whitley AT
the Alta club on Tuesday night, the
gold room helng used and handsome
ly decorated with Christmas emblems.
the room being framed In tall ever
green trees strung with hundreds OF
colored electric globes, while the walls,
mantel, and windows were hung with
holly and other Christmas emblems
The chandelier was hung with holly,
ana red eandelabra shaded with red
roses lt the board. Between the courses
holiday gifts were placed at the plates
OF the guests each receiving some beau
tiful or humorous token An orchestra
screened with evergreen furnished
choice selections during the affair. The
guests We're Mr.. and Alrs. j. Frank
Judge. Mr.. and Mrs Heber NJ Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter q. Filler, Mr. AMI
Mrs, Edward s. Ferry MIR. and Mrs.
A. V. CalnRhan, Mr., ana Mrs. Charles
Walker, Miss Anna Mccormick, Miss
Addie Zane Mrs A. r. Walker Henry
Mccormick and d. H. Burnley.
Among the many notably delightful
affairs Of Thursday was the vaudeville
party given by Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey, the
decorations teng in holiday emblems,
mn number OF locnl musicgi artists
rel ring a unique program OF ballads,
dialeet pieces, fancy dances and recita-
tons IN costume. A half dozen intl-
mate friends assisted The hostess, and
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Another unique affair in preparation
ia the doll dance" to be given by Har-
old and Lamb and Clarence Hamburger
on Christmas night, the young people
10 dress as dolls Of different kinds.
Hrs. j. +. Harris and Mrs. J. Il. Bam-
berger viii be chaperones.
Mrs. Mark l.. Requa entertained at a
tea on Wednesday afternoon at her
home the rooms being beautifully dec
GRATED in Christmas reds and greens,
holly and Christmas bells being used IN |
profusion. About hundred guests
were present and the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Montague Ferry, Mrs.
J. X. Walker, Mrs Edward s. Ferry,
Mrs. I. 3. Beatty and Mrs, II. A.
Whitney.
Mrs. j. Walcott Thompson enter
tanned al bridge on Wednesday In honor
OF Mrs s Gibson. the prizes being won
by Mrs James Miner and Miss Mason
and about IS guests enjoying the event
Mr.. and Mrs David Keith entertained
Mt dinner ON Wednesday evening In |
honor Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kearns. |
the table being decorated In holiday
reds and greens and covers laid for
about dozen
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage gave |
y dinner on "Wednesday IN honor of Mr.. |
and Mrs. r $. Mason. the affair be-
ing informal
The Aloha Pl fraternity will give a |
large dancing party at the university |
building on Dec, 49,
Mrs. Ledgard NJ. Bailey entertained !
u delightful musicale on Tuesday. !
number OF local musicians giving n
program Of vocal ana Instrumental |
music. The decorations were IN Christ
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