Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
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The valentine Idea has tingod a num-
Der of festivities this week and the next
win be deluged with symbols Of the
fateful 1lth Cupids, hearts, rings ana
countless other devices being stored
for valentine celebration. one Of the
largest events OF the date will be the
junior promenade at the university. for
which appropriate invitations have been
issued.
on Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs.
wellington T. Lake entertained at a
large card party 500 being the amuse-
ment The Kenyon parlors were used,
and decorated in green and white,
strings of hearts In the two colorS eN-
tending from the chandeliers 10 the cor
ners and showers Of them In the arch
ways A pretty device was a canopy OF
hearts formed by strings OF them
hanging from the chandelier 10 the floor
and under II q table with a spread OF
green and white hearts with cut glass
vase of white carnations. The tally
cards were heart shaped and In the
two colurs. while the tables in the din
inEroOm were arranged IN ring shape
and decorated In smilax and white car
nations, and the sandwiches and ices
Were III UtlIi NHdUtfi J Ht lAl0N anu
hostess were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs,
H. c, Edwards and MI and Mrs Geo,
w. Putnam Miss Merle Lynch served
punch.
The committees appointed for the old
fashioned BAN to he given by me
Daughters of Utah Pioneers on the
2tst are actively at work in their re-
srective lines, and the event promises
to be as decided n success as last year.
There will be two bands In attendance
for the MINER and lower floors and a few
I'D fosbioned features win be intro
p dnoed Mrs A, w McCune win spin and
card In Tho relic room and other Gus
TOMS Of the past Mi be Introduced.
rhe oneninp march will take place at
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s,v.,.,.t,,o,a d,,. hos boa,, cbosen h,,
Ia9tns, ttcror,, cinh for lie an
wv 800 - nh e. 30 ba given
nun S. unaaSt t,ai ga an ,rno,istion
~ Wy NaliVn LII ~ nti,,iiecn 10
" titis - t',i.t,, let 40 ertire
ip'is ~ l'isl,i'is r. ii,,i,,d 10
800 ~ IT. pianobard ,yiil he the
loast,nlstress IS, aMG NJ 'oa v,,I,o rr " py,ebl
sI'w'I III ~ p,.i,,,, No w r ,rvn.
5ate Mrs e r. Allen. Mrs. Don Co.
ray ana Mrs' ''iln i'eeu
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week viii vi he he he bah ~ at odeon hail to
9e given oy Inc Utuh AssJria'' 6'rtS IL
Az, Ga,, S NJ U @,,tle,. ,viJi he
.,,,ss, oe ,nnar n,d vSii, lead the
march,
~. 80 30 soc,a, ,,,,,.s,s 90 no~t
,-eal, a. no entcTtnjnr,nnt fo,. enc hene-
m Of Inc free linderpartNn Mt the thea
~ hoy ana ,p otSer nnrties heinz manned
anone tbe hosts and hostesses being
Gov and Mrs j q. Cutler, Mr.. and
1'esfer Freed Mr. ana Mrs George +.
odem. ana Mr. and Mrs Ezra Thomp-
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Last night the Governors club gave
their second dancing party at Odeon
hail and as before the event was "A
distinct success, the music and all do
tails being delightful and q large num-
Der present to enjoy the affair. Among
the many features were the decorations
1ied out in brilliant electric lights.
tMrs & r pearsau win entertain
This afternoon in honor Of Miss Paul
ina Terry az Chicago.
largo ofrai. Of tonight win bo rho
trecentjon 10 no rivon nv prof and
Mrs. JSinasburv Of Inc university.
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MISS bwendoIlhe lIlpp VIII DC iost-
ess al an lIlloIl'ial patty az lpor hpi'o
'nis evening
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hensngton next Wednesday.
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Ars. j. " Jennings was hostess at
hpnor OF Miss Terry her decorations |
pells III green anu Whito ana pTiSes
Won pN MrS, n; -. ,SleNehnd, Mra' !
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,ts,hn,Pf,S9 street 1a,, vas me scene OF DE-