Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
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r-.tal.ut atmosphere of good win is
with ue again. aud aa usual ,hc society
function ls smblomalc 600 ovcry possl-
we way of the president spirit Beds
and green's hoilys and cvcrgreens are
c--rvWhcrc. and Just now Co enc
rHasizo ihc time of fcsuvity comes tho
fancy dress ball to impart am even
more positive aid Goo the holiday note.
rre symphony orchestra has Tent its
distinctive classic tome of harmony this
vrrk and tho season altoEcthcr VIII
De a memorable happy ono.
Tho symphony orchestra AZ yet does
,uf rliI out the audiences that crowd
O.. see sensational or comic prescnta-
tIur at tho Salt Lake thcaters; but al-
WAYS Boo its stalls and circles and rows
or seats are seen people TO whom the
best n everything appeals. and that
rals class will ycl grow 60 oVcrtop thr
proportions of ihc popular show au-
dienccs must De but question OF Htue
tmr wen known people filled many
OF inp seats yesterday. the stalls aud
logos being occupied Boy Gov and Mrs.
cutler. Dr and Mrs r. s. Bascom.
Mrs D. B1nnoinOrt Mr. ana Mrs IT.
Jennings. Mr. and Mrs James D.. Jen-
uInrg Mr. and Mrs Karl Schcid, Mis-.
Pearl Van Colt and others. ana many
parties were seen among the rows OF
seats.
Mrs. Windsor ~. Rice entertained n
fcv friends lt cards ON Thursday, her
quests numbering about i6. and prizes
being won by Mrs Arthur ~. S. Bird
Mrs Karl A. SChald. Mrs j r. Me-
geath ANA AIRS George G.. Moore.
Mrs John Reed was hostess AT "a
small luncheon 0u Thursday the AFFAIR
being the first of series Her guests
were Mrs Lcdyard A. Bailey, Mrs a.
J gorhsm. Mrs Thomas MarionCauN,
Mrs Oscar J.. Cox Mrs Ira II. LOWS.
Nffs g.. y. Richards and Miss Ethel
Paul
Tho freshmen of the university gave
% delirhtui "moonliuht' bail at the
museum haU iasi night the decorations
ana many details being carried out in
the moonlight idea and large NUM-
bcr being present TO enjoy the pleas-
amt AFFAIR. The patrons were: Presi-
dent and Mrs ! T. kiugsbury, Dr.
and Mrs r Merrill. Dean and Mrs
Byron Cummings. Or ana ME, w, -
. Fbaueh DIT. and Mrs. l.. W. Hartman
ana" i'i' '
Tho b. Of r. Cc. gave one of the most
succes.ful affairs Of the season on
Thursday night. about 600 being pres
ont to enjoy the annual ball
Several dinners preceded the mask
ball at UNITY ham ON thursday nlgnl'
Mr. George y. wallace. Jr. and A. +.
Holden being among the number.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Gustin enter
tanned the card club on Thursday night
THE Qunecuta club met with Mrs
Orson Howard this week.
Miss Leua stngIev win entertain tn
new card club tonight
Mrs C.. b. Wilson eutertains this
afternoon AT "a bridge tea her decora-
tions being in the late autumn flowers.
and about 20 being present.
Miss Maruerct Harris is also hostess
at "a tea this afternoon, number or
her young friends being entertained
one of the truly interesting events
Of the week was the musical tea given
by Mrs C.. H. Allen, the chief feature
being a talk upon symphony music
hv Miss Esther Allen who has made
special study of this branch of music
IL was prcparatOry to the symphony
Orchestra concert on Friday OF which
Miss Allen be- a member. and she eN-
plained TO her guests the different parts
nlaycd by the instruments in the sweet
harmonios.
Mrs =. c. Snyder entertained the
Luncheon and card Grub az her home
this week.