Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02
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Fashioned ball ut the Lion House on
Thursday night If the Daughters OF
Utah Pioneers had done nothing else
TO make their existence as q society I'M
portant the bail at the Lion House
would be SUFFICIENT excuse for It's being.
No one who Witnessed the scene in the
historic mansion viii forget it, and the
event WIN probably stand as notable
one in Utah as wei AS In the society
annals.
Another large affair Of the week was
the banquet given at the Commercial
club on "Wednesday night by the Utah
Association OF Life Insurance Under
writer's the guests including the mem
bers and their wives, GOV and Mrs.
Cutler and members OF tue Legislature
and their ladies', The list numbering 20,
program OF music tUasts and papers
on subjects OF interest TO insurance
writers and holders were given, and AN
elaborate menu enjoyed.
The Symphony concert yesterday was
brilliant social as well as musical
event, society being out IN force. IN box,
stan and loge parties, and many lunch
cons and dinners given preceding and
following.
Mrs George Raybould entertained In
formally at cards Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Charles Wesley. the rooms being
decorated III purple and number OF
k'iends assisting. Mrs. Wesley aud
Mrs, Eddy won the prizes, and five
tables were played.
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Mrs. Wesley WAS guest of honor at
a second AFFAIR IN the evening when MIR.
and Mrs. w. r. Benson gave card
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ent.
Mrs W. NJ. Ferry entertained at
bridge on Thursday IN honor of Mrs.
Walter Fitch. the event being quite IN
formal
Mrs e. Bonnemort entertained at
delightful musicale last night In honor
Of Mrs. Arvilla Stephenson and Mr..
VIII Sibley.
Today Mrs H. S. Ferry entertalns in
honor OF Mrs. r. PastorIous of Colo
RADIO.
Miss Alice Paul whose marriage
takes place In the near future. was
guest of honor at cup ana saucer
shower ON Wednesday, the affair being
II delightful one,
Mrs sam Porter entertained her card
club at luncheon on Wednesday. the
card game following.
Capt. and Mrs, ]. L. Calne gave
boy party at the Orpheum on Wednes-
day night. about dozen being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. &c. Cosgrift enter
tanned a dozen friends at dinner on
Wednesday, the table being beautifully
decorated in red roses and rcd shaded
candles.
Miss Jean Spencer gave dinner at
the Lion House on Wednesday in
honor of Miss Louise Clawson the dec
orations being in pink carnations and
the place cards tied with pink. Her
guests were Miss Clawson, Miss Geneva
Clark, Miss Hazel Hansen Miss Lea
Farr, Miss Edith Grant. Miss Zlna
Lambert and Miss Rehan Spencer.
Mrs. IL. G. Mcmillan entertained de-
lightfully at luncheon on Wednesday
and Thursday, the decorations being in
pink roses and ferns with plnk-shaded
candles and covers laid for about a
dozen at each affair.
Mrs. j. T. ciasbey gave an informal
luncheon ON Wednesday In honor of
her guest Mrs Wesley of Michig n.
afterward taking her party to the Or
pheum. Those invited to meet Mrs
Wesley We're Mrs, j. y. Edmunds, Mrs
Fred Shade, Mrs. II. c. Schultz. Mrs.
Howard stowe Mrs. william Lynch,
Mrs. Jack Reeves, Mrs. w. K, Warren,
Mrs. John Relnslmar. Mrs Earl Har-
vey.
One OF the enjoyable afternoon teas
of the week was that given BY Mrs A.
II. Stingley. the rooms being decorated
In American Beauty roses and the
hostess being assisted In receiving by
Mrs Samuel Newhouse, Mrs, George
Moore, Mrs. Harry irwin and Mrs
Richard stingley, Miss Leila Stingley
and Miss Moore presided in the dining
room.
This afternoon Lillian and Carl
poscher give theater party at the
orpheum.
Mrs. w. n. Wishtman gave bridge
tea this afternoon. assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Barnes. The rooms
were bright with lowers and about l6
guests were' present.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings ana Mrs. VIII
lard Young gave q tea on Wednesday
at the home OF the former. the rooms
being effectively decorated and about
% friends being present
Mrs. II. NJ. Wells entertained the
HrHlp'ih ~ h'r euro cluD on thursday.
Miss Josephine Bottsford gave an in
formal dinner at her home on Wednes-
day
Miss Fannie Breeder VIII give
luncheon a the Commercial club In
honor OF Miss Mildred OFT, one OF the
February brides.
Mrs. Frank Knox gave one of the
prottIest luncheons Of tho week, In
honor Of Mrs. Matgon OF ogden, the
table being beautifully decorated with
yellow ionauils and volots. CENTER
plece being Of the 1oYors while purple
ribbon atreamers extended from n TO
HE corners. Covers were laid for eight
guests.
Miss Ethel Lane was guest Of honor
AZ pleasant afternoon AFFAIR today
given by Mrs w w Anness.
Mrs George Putnam entertained this
Afternoon for Mrs. Pastonous.
The Amicl Fldlssime Fraternity rave
most enjoyable darciug party last
night q the Museum building Of the
Z, or T.. the decorations being Nm the
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