Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-03
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One Of the prettlest events Of the
week was the anniversary luncheon OF
the Reviewers club on Monday. The
affair took place at the home OF Mrs.
z, A. Wedgewood, the club president,
and the guests sat at long table
which was decorated IN the club colors,
yellow and green. the centerplece being
tall vase OF jonquils placed on lace
spread over yellow satin, and all about
the table were ferns while green cam
dies with yellow shades and place cards
done in the same colors aided IN the ef-
fctive setting. There were no toasts,
but an informal program was given at
the table. consisting OF a talk by Mrs G.
D. Moore, followed by q reading and
personal reoOlectlons or Florence by
Mrs, Blanchard, while Mrs. G. b. Leigh
gave a reading from "Pascarel,' and
Mrs. j. C.. McClain a humorous t. k on
THE Work OF the Critic"
Mrs. Walter Jennings and Miss Cel>l
shorp eNertar<d the Aud Lang
Syne" club on Wednesday night, de-
llghttul musical program being en-
toyed, and a channg dish supper fol-
lowing.
on Wednesday Mrs. w. p. o'Meara
gave delightful card party In honor
pf her aunt. Mrs 7. j Mccormick OF
San Francisco and Miss Byrd McClain
Pink carnations and ferns were the dec
orations, and the score cards were hama
painted fancy heads Prizes were won
by Mrs. $. II, Pinkertou and Mrs.
Charles Hoag, and the hostess was as
sisted by Miss frances O'Meara and
Miss Ethel Murphy.
An extremely pretty luncheon was
that given by Mrs. j. G. Cosgrifi in
honor of Miss Eugenia Miller OF Cali
fornia and Miss May keryin, Thu
table was decorated In yiolets, the GEN.
terpiece being a heart OF violets with
plumosa drawn from this TO the four
corners, while lunches of violets were
the favors, and hanl-painted ylolets
the design on the place cards. After
ward an impromptu musical program
was enjoyed Miss Miller singing and
Mrs Edward McGurrln giving seleo-
tlons on the harp. Covers we're laid for
10 guests.
Mrs. Perclyal o. Perkins was hostess
at delightful tea yesterday In honor
of her guest Miss Helen Petre Of the
Savage Grand opera company, the
rooms being prettily decorated, and
number Of friends assisting.
Last night large hon was given at
the post In honor of the artillery, which
leaves shortly for Fort Russell,
Mrs. Samuel D. Sturgs was hostess at
tea on Thursday at the fort. previous
10 her departure to Fort Russell. The
rooms were bright with pink carnations
and smilax, and the hostess was assist
ed bv number Of intimate friends,
among them Mrs. George Jamerson,
Mrs Union Worthington. Mrs. Allen
Smith, Mrs. George Jay Gibson Mrs,
u. Moore Lindsay, Mrs, Frank Judge,
Mrs Roscoe Charming, Mrs Aeton
Lindsay, Miss Laura Sherman,
One OF the pretty luneheons OF the
week was that given by Mrs. NJ. II.
Kervin az the Emery Holmes, her dec
oratlons being violets and IA guests be-
ing present.
on Wednesday Messrs, Hemphill and
Strain were hosts at a dinner at the
Alta club. given in honor of Miss Ma
bel Baum OF Denver and Miss Claire
soule OF California. the party being
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Nc
Mahon.
on Tuesday night Or. and Mrs. ], T.
White entertained at cards In honor
of Miss Rest OF Michigan, about 40
guests enjoying the pleasant affair
The rooms were effectively decorated
In yellow and white. carnations and
5onquils being the flowers. Mrs. g. L.
Butler assisted the hostess.
Mrs Wallace Bransford entertained
her card club on Tuesday at bridge
and afterward at luncheon at the En-
cry Holmes.
Mrs. Ira Hudson Lewis gave card
party yesterday the affair being lnfor-
NAL but delightful.
A few friends OF Mr. and Mrs John ],
Riley took possession OF their home
Thursday evening, completely surprls-
ing them. The evening was pleasantly
spent at cards, music and songs Re-
freshments were also enjoyed.
One Of the most promising social af-
fairs Of February will be the junior
promenade to be given by the ~ class
OF the ". of Y.
About 40 guests enjoyed the dancing
party given by Mrs. Samuel Newhouse
on Thursday night In honor of Miss
Leila Stlngley and Miss Helen Moore.
The rooms were handsomely decorated
and a delightful time spent
Miss Blanch Newcomb was hostess al
one OF the most enjoyable affairs of
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