Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-12
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The predicted holiday reaction IN SO
cial circles has been noticeable thing
this week, the number OF events hav-
ine been meagre as compared to pre-
vious ones. Several large dancing par
ties have been given and few home
affairs, though few Of the latter at
tempted TO be more than informal.
Next week win be notable In the en-
tertainment OF the visiting delegates to
the Woolgrowers' convention and their
ladies, number of events being
planned In their honor. among them az
fairs at the Bee Hive and Lion Houses
and "A large reception at the CONNER
cial club.
Another important affair planned for
during the week was the old-time ball
to be given at the Lion House on Jan.
81st, the guests to go in old fashioned
garb. and old fashioned refreshments TO
be served, with all other details car
ried out in the same idea
Miss Agatha Berkhoel was guest OF
honor ut card party on Wednesday
night, Miss Beatrice O'Connor enter
tained her card club and about a doz-
en- being present. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with pink carnations and
ferns and the tally cards we're Miss
Berkhoels favorits songs illustrated.
Mrs. Samuel Eewhouse gave a party
at the orpheum on. Tuesday.
The Photographers club gave de-
lightful dancing party in the Jennings
block on Wednesday.
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ner party on Wednesday night for Mrs
w. d, Leonard OF Murray and r. b.
Watson of New York.
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A pretty affair of Wednesday was the
bridge tea given by Mrs. G.. p. Hol-
man the rooms being beautifully dec
GRATED with La France roses and
carnations and eight tables being
played, with prizes going to the winners
at each. These were Mrs. p. Megeath.
Mrs. Union Worthington, Mrs. Charles
Post, Mrs. Anna Thompson of Port
land Mrs. Windsor ". Rice, Mrs. Krei-
bles and Miss Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cutler. Jr. enter
tanned at delightful dinner party on
Monday night in honor OF Gov. Cutler
and Mrs Cutler. The rooms were ef-
fectivey adorned with flowers and
ferns and about 20 guests enjoyed the
event. After dinner 'G3" was played,
prizes being won by Mrs. II. Il. Cutler
and Joseph Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Blyth. Jr.. gave a
box party at the Orphenm on Monday
night followed by box supper at the
Wilson.
Mrs. Walter Jennings entertained her
card club yesterday.
The engagement of Miss Alice Paul
and Mr.. M. p. Dougail was announced
this week.
A dinner was given on Wednesday
night by Judge and Mrs. o. w. Powers
the decorations being IN red with roses
md ferns artistIcaily arranged and COW
ers laid for about dozen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. whitney gave
Il party at the Orpheum on Thursday
night, their guests being Mrs. John
Groesbeck. Mrs. Louise McCune and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Spencer.
Mrs. ]. silvers was hostess at large
tea on Tuesday given In honor of Mrs.
G.. Logan of Louisville, Ky. The rooms
were bright with carnations and smi-
lax, pink being used In the parlors and
red In the dinina room. Tho hostess
Was aSsiSleu bl hlfs. +. y.
row, Miss Lucille Heidel and Miss Marie
Sloan OF Oakland. The guests invited
TO meet Mrs. Logan were Mrs. Benja-
min Young, Mrs. 4. N. McC'ay, Mrs.
Tom d. Pitt. Mrs, w. Il. yigue Mrs. c.
j.. Post, Mrs. c. L. Eichnor, Mrs. ]. C.
McClain, Miss Elizabeth Post, Mrs. c.
i. Shermer. Mrs: b. schirmer, Mrs. 7.
J. Laten, Mrs. s. Simon. Mrs. j. N.
Courtney. Mrs, G. r. Cleaveland Miss
Cowan, Miss Marie Sloan, Miss Hell
del. Mrs. j. Israel, Mrs. w. ID. Prosser.
Mrs. A. z. Eberhart. Mrs w. ID. Pros
ser. Mrs. A. u, Eberhart, Mrs. w, c.
Hall, Miss Ainsley. Mrs. Alfred Derrick.
Mrs. G. Harris, Mrs Il. G. Loofbourow.
Mrs. Ada Schooling.
The Delta Sigma fraternity gave
dancing party at Museum han last
night, the guests comprising the vari-
GUS university fraternities and soro-
rifles, and the patrons being the fac
ulty of the institution and number
of old-time students. The decorations
were In the college. class and society
ful.
The Utopian club gave dancing par
ty last night at Unity hall the even
ing being one of the most enjoyable af-
fairs OF the week. Excellent music
was provided and a large number We're
present.
Mrs. Fred Hale gave delightful
bridge ten Thursday IN honor OF her
daughter. Mrs. r. -, Hunter OF Mon
terey. Cal. The rooms were prettily
decorated In red, and prizes awarded
Mrs. w. L. Bllerbeck Mrs. Lafayette
Hanchotte. Mrs. j. b. Cosgrif and
Miss Florence Grant.
The FIRST Informal soiree for this sea-
son was held at Chrlstensen's Wcdnes-
day evening and WAS a very enjoyable
affair number of social and card
clubs arc arranging to attend every
other week.
Lieut.. Willard gave a boxparty NJ the
Orpheum on Monday night his guests
bsing Lieut. and Mrs. Mason. Miss
Stella Mcintyre, Miss shearer and Capt.
Amen.
Miss Beatrice Checsman entertained
the members of her Sewing club yes.
terday In honor OF Miss Sarah Ralston
OF ST. Louis, who As visiting her
DIR. and Mrs. r. s. Bascom enter
tained at dinner ON Thursday night nj
their home, covers being laid for about
q half dozen.
Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton entertained the
mombers OF her card club nj luncheon
at the Emery Holmes on Thursday, and
$500 was played afterward, the prizes
being won by Mrs, BrouGhall Mrs.
Sands and Mrs. Garland OF San Fran
cisco