Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
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being beautifully decorated In the clut
coIors and program Of toasts be-
INK given as follows; First Aid to the
Topic Gtvers," Mrs. Howard S. Stowe;
Club "Reminiscences" Miss Tovlc;
our Friend the Critic Mrs. ~
Bntz; '"rhe Goal OF the Club Wo'
Mrs Clesson y. Kinney; "Hon9rtpie
Points OF Ignorance" Mrs. c. u Al
len: club Friendship" Mrs A FL
Roxrud; How to be Happy Thousn q
club Member" Miss Jessup Mrs. w
f. Adams acted as toast mistress.
Many affairs suggestive of valen-
tines day have been given during the
week, several Of the being specially
dedicated to the lovers saint. and the
rest having details done In the pre-
veiIing idea.
one of the largest valentine events
was the dancing party given by the
members of the younger set at the
ladies Literary club last night. The
reception room, hall and dining room
were festooned with red hearts. and
everywhere the valentine idea was seen
iaylshly and artistically carried out.
The festoons OF hearts hung from the
chandelier to the four corners, the
wall OF them screening the orchestra
made the scene like falryIand. The
programs also were adorned with
hearts. About 100 were present and
the chaperones were Mr. and Mrs
Waldemar Van Colt. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Horlick, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. sands
Mrs. r. n Cassidy and Mrs. j. Fl.
Hoyt The hosts OF the evening We're
Weir. Cassidy, Harold Horlick, Ter
rel Hoyt. Marie Van Colt and Rus
sell Sands.
The third year students of the U. Of
o. gave large dancing party In Mu-
scum hall last night the decorations
being beautifully carried out In red
and white and the affair altogether
delightful, the patrons were President
and Mrs. Joseph r. Kingsbury. Dean
and Mrs Byron Cummings, Prot and
Mrs. George Marshall, Coach and
Mrs j. IL. Maddox and Prof L. b.
Young
Mrs. James Moyle entertained at a
Ecnsngton Thursday, the rooms be-
ing decorated in the valentine idea
with hearts and pink carnations and
about 25 guests being present
ssssAirs, j. NJ. Marriott gave a delight
al card party on Thursday. strings
qf hearts being used with flowers in
the pretty adornment,
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Mrs. Il. Bonnemort entertained in
formally at dinner last night in honor
of Gov. and Mrs. j. C., Cutler. the
table being beautifully decorated and
about a dozen being present.
Next Thursday night the University
club will give its annual banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gallagher en-
tertained informally at dinner last
night In honor OF Capt. Hunter.
A large affair OF the week was no
high school alumni party given at
Unity hail last night, a large number
being present and the entire affair sue
cessful.
Mrs. ]. M. Marriott gave a second
pleasant affair on Thursday. entertain
Ing at cards In the evening in honor of
Mrs. j. G. Anderson. who is to leave
shortly for Seattle. The amusement
was whist and about 16 were present
comprising chiefly the members OF her
literary club.
Miss Evelyn Moyle entertained the
members of the graduating class of the
lowell school of which she is q mem
Der, and also the teachers at delight
full gathering at her home, the time be-
ing spent with games and music aud
other pastimes. About So guests were
present.
Mrs. selden Clawson entertained in
formally at luncheon today In honor of
MIS-. VIII Clawson, the table being
prettily decorated and about a dozen
being present.
The Daughters of the Revolution win
be entertained at the home of Mrs w.
3. Dougall on Washington's birthday
the decorations to be in the blue and
gold and a colonial supper to be served
while patriotic numbers will make up
the program for the day.
Mrs. r. j. Glendmnlng entertained
Informally at cards yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. McGurrin enter
tained Mr.. Frank Minis OF the Neither
sole company at dinner on Thursday
preceding the performance.
Mrs A. c. Ewing win be the hostess
next Friday AT a luncheon. followed by
bridge, In compliment TO Mrs j, Il.
Huntoon,
Miss Lorene Leary entertained de-
lightfully at cards yesterday afternoon
In honor OF Miss Corn OF Ogden.
Mrs. James V. Sadler and Miss Daisy
Faybould Will entertain al the Orpheum
next Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Edna Bailey,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Percy sadlcr gave an
orphenm party Thursday
Miss Minnie sadler ana Mrs. June
sadler Donnell WIN give bridge tea
on Monday for Mrs. Huntoon.
Mrs, Thomas G Griffin win entertain
next Thursday IN honor OF Mrs j, y.
EuntoUn.
Mr.. ana Mrs Joseph Klmhall, NJ III
Seventh street, left Yesterday with the
excursion TO the city OF Mexico. The
trip viii be taken FOR pleasure, and viii
extend over several weeks.
Miss JaNnt Richards entertained tho
Sowing club on wednesday.
Mrs Frederick Leonprd will onter-
tain the Card club next Friday.
Last night Tho hirh school alumni
rave MS annual PARTY at UNITY hall.
Tho decorations being In red ana black
nnd ON dVt1lls carried out IN hose
rolots rhe ovcnt was a sort ~ rec
union Of tho present and mast classes
Of tho instIWii1n and tho numerals ~
~ din srcnt oncs wgro iisplayoa an
the walls.