Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-15
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a,,ro narties have been the CHIEF
N'"" ire next to the Lincoln birth
s ,,. celebratlons, and both oecaslons ,,
uas dellghtful AFFAIRS me sreas
sV~ s,e, AZ the Commercial cruz Vi
pa''qa ,ea in the weeks festivities,
came the ball OF the Lie
and me- M the Odeon. while the
Under" .,.,,,enade of the U. of U. stu
Junlo' VA the large hop at Fort Doug
dents, a." night wore of almost equai
hs There have peel pos, nss.s
ia.s" scores of smaller pa'rloic a ~,
valentine parties wnieu a,son,s social
,ysek stand out In the so's
annals. -
won, always of special interest
AT annnal breakfast OF the Ladies
Is .ne cllb. which took place yes
i1r,lay Al the Cullen hotel Inc DEC
attons were tastefully done III l.c
,.',. ,oIors and the program or toasts
ciup vv' brilliant. the entire affair
40 1"a,ing the former successes
mo elaborate affairs of the
Ai al. ,,'av the luncheon given by Mrs.
Seerge Holman at the Alta club on
srhnrsday. her decorations ebing III
link and white carhasioiis WIN u. aS.,s
the place cards ana apou' 20 peins
present
Mrs w #. Beer and Mrs. George
paad were hostesses at pretty Valen-
fine bridge party on THURSDAY, ABOUT
a. pnests being present. The rooms
we're bright with hearts and flowers
in red and white, and the hostesses as
sisted by Mrs. w, 5. Huuson ana miss
Reed.
Last night DR.. and Mrs. Beer and Mr..
and Mrs George Heed entertained at
4 large card party. the amusement be-
ING 200. and the event taxing place
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Beer.
A pretty Valentine party of the week
was that at which Mrs. A. ID. CleaVe-
land entertained on Thursday, the
AFFAIR beng In honor of Miss Terry.
lhe decorations were in red and white
carnations and festoons of hearts, and
about 20 were present. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. II. j. Glenden-
ming, Mrs. w. II. Cunningham and
Miss Marge Miller.
Invitations have been issued for an
evening party to be given in honor of
the birthday anniversary of Mrs. EN-
Incline b. Wells, by the Utah Wonlens
Press club and the keapers' society,
both of which were founded by Mrs.
Wells The occasion has ADDED inter-
est IN the fact tnat Mrs. Wells was
born on Feb. 20 In leap year. so that
II is only once in four years that she
tan celebrate the actual birthday date.
A program is planned AZ follows: Al
a. pm, roll call and sentiments from
.ars Il. b. Wells poems by members
OF Press club and Reapers' CLUB. Adj
uress by President Or. ELLIS Ship.
p. m. sharp, refreshments Music
by Mrs. o. S. Hill. Song, Miss May
Aller oom, Mrs. Ruth Nj. Fox. Music.
Miss tVa Jensen. An address by Mrs.
L. Alder. An address by Mrs, Mary
Alice Lambert as representative OF the
Reapers Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Boyd entertained
al cards last night at their home, the
rooms being prettily decorated, and
number of friends present
Miss Clarice Glenny entertained at
leap year party on Tuesday eve iing the
decorations being in hearts and bells,
and an amusing guessing contest being
among the features. About dozen
were present.
Dr. and Mrs. 4. y. Beatty entertain
cd informally at dinner on Thursday
night
Tonight President and Mrs. ]. 4.
Klngsbury of the University give
reception in honor of the senior class
Of the school at their home on Twelfth
East street.
Nv. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey entertain
cd at dinner on Tuesday night in hon
or OF Mr. and Mrs. w. lgleheart, the
affair taking place ut the University
club, and covers laid for 16 The dec
olatlons were daffodils and the place
cards Holland scenes.
Mrs. j. +. Moot entertained few
friends on Wednesday afternoon, the
rooms being prettily decorated with
narguerites and carnations and about
dozen being present
Mrs. G. V. Parmelee entertained in
formally at luncheon ON Thursday. the
event being the third OF series. Cow
ers were laid for half dozen.
The Junior class of the High School
have issued invitations for their annual
class dance TO take place at the Eaton
gymnasium next Friday night.
On next Saturday night a leap year
~ WIZ bS BNtu ny tHt buiS VI wv
University, the patrons TO be the Uni
verify faculty
Miss Marie Odell was hostess at
valentine dancing party last night ut
ner home, the decorations and all de-
'ails being done in the valentine idea.
Yesterday Mrs. w. r. Beer and Mrs,
w ). Hudson entertained valentine
party,
The largest event of the week will be
the Old fashioned ball to be given by
we daughters OF Utah Pioneers at the
L'on House on Friday night. The
e9minltees have been besieged for In
yialons and the historic house prom
hes 70 be thronged as on the previous
occasion. a number OF unique fen
lures nave been planned, national dane
10 DC given IN costume by Mr.. and
MRS j. G. Jensen. the Misses I-elah
2nd Vera Sjodah, Misses June Me-
polinla, Jennie Murdoch, Florence
apeke Miss Daniels Mrs. Agnes Olsen
il.olnas' Robert c. Miller and Quaker
SNhVdeter song In costume by Walter
L.ulureauN. Old time songs win he
SUNG by Mrs. Victoria Clayton Nc
Nuhe ana Lily Clayton Wolstenhoime.
a,ih Gina Y. Card win give several
fp,ioslhlng features, Mrs Lulu Greene
e annards win give "Reminiscences of
opstlne the plains as a child. Many
s 10y, features are booked for the pro-
"a" and Two bands win furnish music
fres, unnolng while old fashioned re-
.Hlnn'hts VIII be served up stairs In
"e Domestic Science department
viz uf the Lending avanta ~ nnxt