Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
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The past week was one Of the bust
est of the season In social way, every
day being filed with more or less elab-
crate functions Next week also pro-
misses to be filled with social festIyity
A letter has been received by city
Auditor ALI from his daughter, Mrs.
G. M Henrotin OF Kimberly South
Africa, enclosing an Invitation which
she and her husband received to a
garden party given IN that city IN Jan
~ In honor Of the Duke and Duchess
OF Connaught and Strathearn. The
duke is a grandson Of King Edward
and he and tho duchess are now on a
tour Of the world.
On Thursday Mrs. j. r. Folsom was
guest of honor az a luncheon given
by Mrs. W w, Ritter at her home,
about % being present The dCc1ra-
lions were most artistic. the CENTER
piece being Of yellow tulips In cut
glass bowl while bowls OF danodils
were at each corner OF the table, and
dainty tulle of Nile green and white
was drawn the length OF the board and
fastened al each end with bows " rib
bon, Chrystal candlCstlcks with green
were hand-paintcd In daffodlls Beside
the guest Of honor covers were laid for
Mrs. David Keith. Mrs James r. Jen-
nngs, Mrs. w S. Mccormick Mr.. j.
E, Game, Mrs Andrew Howat Mrs.
Kenneth Kerr, Mrs. A. f. Bowers, Mis-.
Frank Jennings, Mrs Robert Hampton,
Mrs w. s. James Mrs T. c. Griffin,
Mrs. j. H. Moye, Miss Cecilia Sharp,
Miss Jane Howat, Miss Keogh.
one OF the prettlost luncheons Of
the week was that given b. Mrs. John
Christy in honor Of Mrs, John Reed
on Thursday the affair taking place
az the Emery Holmes The table was
decorated in yiolots and mignonette.
a bank OF the fragrant flowers forming
the centcrplece. while at each place
lay bunch OF violets. while the place
cards were hand painted In the same
flowers. President were Mrs Edward
Moore Mrs, John Chrlsty, Mrs, Harry
GAM. Mrs. G. A. Andrews and Mrs.
John Reed. Covers were laid for Mrs.
A. j. Gorham, Mrs Ernest Greenwood,
Mrs. Martha Paul, Mrs. 4. b. Beatie,
Mrs. Fred Hale, Mrs. John Bradley,
Mrs. William Hoyt, Mrs j II. San
born, Mrs. Edward Moore, Mrs. A. l..
Hoppaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Smith cele-
brated their twenty-eighth wedding
anniversary Wednesday night IN an
enjoyable home party, the rooms being
bright with flowers and dancing. music
and Rotations making up the delight
full evening, About so guests were
present.
Among the notably pleasant events
of the week was the Sophomore as
sembly at the University last night,
the Museum building being lit with
colored electric lights, and handsome
~ decorated IN the University and
class colors. while all about the hall
were booths made In the form OF
summer houses, where refreshments
were dispensed, or seats arranged for
weary dancers The music was OF
the best, the details finely arranged
and the entire affair success The
ohaperones were Dr. and Mrs. j. T..
ISingsbury, Dr. and Mrs, w. G, Ebaugh,
Prof. and Mrs, Byron Cummings, DR.
and Mrs. j r. Merrill. Or. and Mrs r.
G. Gowans, Prof and Mrs r. w Rey-
nolds and Prof. George A. Eeaton.
Another equally delightful school
function of the week was the hard
times party given at Unity hall last
night, by the sophomores of the High
school. the hall being effectively de-
corated IN unique devices, refresh
ments served. and the entire affair
cleverly carrying out the idea OF its
title, A large number we're present
and enjoyed II to the utmost. The
chaperones were Mrs, Frank s. Steph-
ems Mrs. w, H. Blntz, Miss Claire Ell
lerbeck, Miss Mary Mayne and Miss
Mildred Tibballs.
Miss Effie Dean Riddle was hostess
at delightful AFFAIR this afternoon In
honor OF Miss Katherine Mckenzie.
Miss Althea Wheeler was one NJ to-
days entertainers, giving pretty
luncheon to a few friends at her home,