Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
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st. Valentine has been the presiding
Parsonage OF the week, nearly all So
clal affairs having paid tribute TO his
memory In some form or other Valen-
tine parties proper. and parties with
decorations and details planned to sug-
gest the valentine idea, have ruled tne
days, and afforded many pretty devices,
The luncheon given by Mrs. John c,
Cutler at the Alta club today TO about
~ OF her friends was Il delightful at
fair. The table was artistlcally ar
ranged, a basket OF spring flowers be-
ing ut each corner OF the large square
table, with electric bulbs intermingling.
with palms and ferns banked In the
center making an exquisite picture.Dur-
ing the luncheon delightful strains OF
music from Donaldson's orchestra were
heard. After the luncheon the guests
were entertained with vocal solos by
Miss Agatha Berkhoel and Miss Edyth
Ellerbeck. The invited guests were; Mrs.
Charles y. Tingey, Miss Vera Tingey.
Mrs. Horace q. Whitney, Mrs. John d.
Spencer, Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder, Mrs. Dan
lei y. Spencer. Mrs Fisher Harris. Mrs.
j. w. Currie, Mrs. Walter G Cooke,
Mrs. William II. King, Mrs. Reed
Smoot. Mrs. William w, Ritter, Mrs.
Albert $. Bower Mrs. David Keith,
Mrs. Samuel Fenton, Mrs Orson How
ard, Mrs. Rachel s, Miller. Mrs. T. b.
Beatie, Mrs. b. y. Ellerbeck, Miss
Edythe Ellerbeck, Miss Agatha Berk-
hoel, Mrs Alanzo Irvine, Mrs. Thomas
j. Lewis, Miss Marjorie Ellerbeck, Miss
Claire Ellerbeok. Mrs. Alonzo F. Kes-
ley, Mrs. Edwin r. Callister, Mrs Sam
uel King, Mrs Joseph s. Taylor. Mrs,
VI. NJ. H. Lund, Mrs. Elizabeth Tay-
John Y, Smith. Mrs. Jennie A. Girls.
man, Mrs. william j. Lynch, Mrs, Fred
A. Slade, Miss Hazel A. Cutler Mrs.
Howity.
The Christensen Wednesday solree
continues TO DO a pleasant and enjoy
able affair. A number OF social and
card clubs make II feature TO attend
IN Il body occasionally In place OF fol-
lowing the usual program, The music
furnished by the orchestra Is one OF
the leading features, and s thorough
ly enjoyed by those who attend.
Miss Mabel Parry was most pleas
antly surprised Thursday evening, Feb.
Is. at her home by a number OF friends.
The evening was delightfully."- spent
with music, games and refreshments.
Those present were Misses Irene Scho-
field, Kettle Haslam, Laura Wright,
Ella Nelson. Hazel Parry. Edna Open
shaw, Leila 1impson, Ethel Goodyear,
Clara Huber. Messrs. Harvey Peterson,
Field Williams, Bert Ruderford. Eugene
Hardy, Dan Rawins. Frank Slddoway,
Lynn lmley and Leland Watson.
Miss 1sottie Hampton and d. w.
Hamlin were quietly married Wednes-
day morning at the brides home, 267
west First North. The bride was at
tired In going away gown. After the
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs Ham
lin left Immediately for San Francisco.
They VIII tour the coast and later
make their home in Los Angeles.
One Of the valentine parties OF the
week was given by Mrs. J. T. white
for her little daughter, Lydia, the dec
oratlons being In red hearts while
postofiice with valentines for each guest
was one Of the pleasant features OF the
afternoon which included dancing,
games. and supper. Mrs. White was
assisted by Miss Mary Smedley. Miss
Aimee Best, Mrs. William Rattenbury
and Mrs, Hall OF st. Louis.
Mrs. Robert Hardness entertained the
Bridge club on Wednesday at her home,
the details OF decorations and counters
In the costest being IN valentine design.
Mrs. W. A. Leatham entertained
Monday evening at "63" Five tables
were played, the scores and TALES being
In purple. The table decorations were
carnations and violets, tiny boquet
OF the latter being placed at each plate.
After refreshments several choice must
cal numbers were given. A powder bowl
and puff. the ladies' first prize. was won
by Miss Junetta Pitt, and gentleman's
first prize, silver card case, by James
1eatham. The BOBBY prizes went to
Mrs. II. Z. Pitt and n. Il. Croker.
Mrs. w. +. James entertained infor-
mally at luncheon on Thursday in hon
or OF Mrs. Edward Chapman OF Evan
ston. The table was prettily decorated
IN yellow, and a game of bridge was
enjoyed afterward.
Miss Maud Fitch entertained infor.
mally at a Dutch supper last night,
Tonight the ladies' OF st. Paurs Guild
VIII BlNe n large dhnClnR party az tine
Ladies' Literary club. The chaperons
Will be Mrs. sheldon L. Butler. Mrs.
Allen NJ Howard, Mrs Fisher Harris.
Mrs. 7. W O'Ccnnor and Mrs, George
Morrow. Those In charge OF the sup
per will be Mrs. NJ pfoutz, Mrs ], W,
Edmonds, Mrs, Hyde Dale and Mrs. W.
T.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Kiser and Mr..
and Mrs, Russell @. Schulder will give