Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10
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The week has shown the same ac-
tivity IN social circles witch has mark
ed all those 80 far following the holi-
days, many luncheons. dinners, Ken
sington, card and dancing parties hav-
ing taken place. A number OF festIvi-
Ties are planned for next week and
most OF them doubtless will partake OF
the valentine idea In detail.
A pleasant affair OF the week was the
card party given by Mr., and Mrs. Ha-
rold Dsynes ut their apartment in the
Emery-Holmes on Thursday night. The
decorations were all japanese, umbrel-
las, fans and other oriental devices
being everywhere, while the scores and
tallies had japanese designs. Besides
these. red carnations and chrysanthe-
NUNS were used Assisting In enter.
tanning were Mrs. James Taylor and
Miss May Taylor, and the following
guests sYere present Mr.. and Mrs
John Y. Rich. Mr. and Mrs w. H.
Booth. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Snow Mrs
Joseph SNOW. Mrs John w. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs Henry 4. Mcclure, Mrs
James Green. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph J,
Daynes. Miss Stella Daynes, Miss Mar
ion Rich. Rodney Badger. DR.. and Mrs
Stephen Richards.
on Thursday Miss Margaret Gibbons
was hostess at delightful kenslng-
ton, about 20 guests being present The
rooms were artistlcolly decorated In
pink and white carnations and daffodis
the latter making a pretty centerpiece
for the table IN the diningroom. Among
the pleasant features of the afternoon
were music and fortune telling.
Miss Myrtle Bowers entertained the
Merry Makers club at her home on
West Temple street Thursday night.
An enjoyable evening was spent
Mrs. o. w. Powers was hostess at n
delightful bridge party yesterday after
noon, the rooms being effectively dec
Grated and large number being pres
ent to enjoy the event.
Miss Cosgrlff gave a box party at the
Orpheum last night In honor OF her
guest Miss Eugenla Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powell enter
tained at an Informal dancing party
on "Wednesday, the rooms being pref
lily decorated and an oyster supper
md Mrs Thomas Powell the Misses
Florence Hilton Rose Percy. Dorothy
Sadler. Hazel Mcdonald and Florence
Powell Messrs. Chris and All Lugen-
buehl. Frank Tuckett. Ray Taylor and
Bert Powell
on Thursday Mrs c. c. Moore en-
tertained at luncheon at the Emery
Holmes, the decorations being In pink
aud green, and the following guests be-
ing present: Mrs. solomon Siegel, Mrs.
David Ramsey Gray. Mrs. William Me-
Caskell. Mrs. w. $. Mccormick. Mrs. a.
III. Ahmad Mrs. Walter Fitch. Mrs.
Samuel Newhouse, Miss Keogh. Mrs.
NJ. II. Kervin, Mrs M, Stingley, Mrs.
Scallon.
The Ladies' Club Germania with n
charter membership OF "a young ladies,
will, on the 23rd OF February, give u
George and Martha Washington cos.
tune ball at the Knights Of Columbus
hall on west First South street.
on the gard OF February, Tuesday
evening, the Social Circle Of the Uni
tartan society viii give dancing So
clal at Unity hall. The best OF music
has been engaged About $50 couples
are expected to be present.
One OF the pronounced social sue
oesses OF the week was the junior prom
enade given at the IT, OF u. last night,
the decorations and all details being
artlstieally carried out The hall was
bright with the red and white Of the
University colors, the purple OF the
class OF '07. and the various surorities
and "frats' had each reception booths
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Capt. and Mrs. II. X. Perry enter
tained at an enjoyable affair at the
post last night.
Mrs. Benner Smith was hostess at
a pretty luncheon today. the function
being given at the Emery Holmes In
honor of Mrs. w. G. Sharp and Mrs.
r. q. Davis OF New York. who are WIS.,
fling their parents, MIR. and Mrs lark
ness. The table was effectively deco,
Rated, and covers we're laid Hor ~
guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Murray enter
tanned Informally at dinner on We'd
Sesday. their guests numbering SIX
pink carnations and smilax were the
decorations.
A colonial ball Is to be given IN the
seventeenth ward amusement han on
the evening OF Washington's birthday.
n will be under the auspices OF the
Mutual Improvement associations
Mrs. George Emo and Mrs. z. A. wal
lace entertained at luncheon al the
Commercial club on wednesday IN nom
or OF Mr.. and Mrs, Cosad OF Denver.
Mrs. g. c. Snyder was hostess at an
Informal bridal party on Wednesday
the rooms being bright with flowers
and prizes being awarded Mrs. w
buckingham and Mrs. X. StIngley.
Mrs. II. y. Niles entertained inform
ally at bridge on Thursday, and yes
terday afternoons, about 40 guests In
all being present. The rooms were et-
fectively decorated in yellow and green
and prizes awarded Mrs William Rose
and Mrs. Allen Smith OF the post.
ON Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. L.
s. Lindsay entertained nj dinner IN
honor of Capt and Mrs. Sturgis, COW
ers being laid for eight guests.
Mrs. II. $. Pinkerton was hostess at
n luncheon on Wednesday at the EN-
ery.Holmes. the affair being given in
honor of Mrs. r. ], Mccormick and
Miss McClain of California, Besides
the guests Of honor covers were laid
Tor Mrs. W. p. O'Meara. Mrs j. r.
Dunn. Mrs. y, A. Wall, Mrs. j. c, Lam
deuberger, Mrs. Won Knoboch, Mrs. j,
W. Houston. Mrs. Z. $. Keogh. Mrs.
Maynard Rixby. Mrs Joseph Baumgar-
ten. Mrs. NJ. A. KlssiCk, Miss Hermann
Miss Frances O'Meara, Miss Louise
Wey, Miss May Goldthwalt and Miss
Claudia Norris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Sharp entertained
at delightful card party on Wednfs-
day nlght iu honor OF their daughter