Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

This afternoon Mrs. A. II. Peabody
and Mrs. G. b Leigh are hostesses at
a reception at the home Of Mrs. Pea
body, the rooms being beautifully de-
corated In the prevailing autumn tints
end a number of friends assisting. The
reception hall is in sunfiowers, and
the front parlor also in sunfiowers and
yellow nasturtiums, with the rear
parlor in sweet Ieas. The dining room
Is entirely In yellow, the table having
"A drawn work cloth over yellow satin,
and a basket Of nasturtiums for a
centerpiece, while the nasturtium
vines are strewn over the cloth. yell
low shaded csndelabra aid In the
pretty effect, and yellow dahlias are
all about the room. A pretty feature
IL the conservatory opening from the
dining room which Is bright with
Virginia creeper in the autumn tints.
Assisting the hostesses In receiving are
Mrs Leroy Palmer and Mrs. Clarence
T. Barron. and presiding at the tea
table are Mrs S. O. Nelden, Mrs.
George Y. Wallace, Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey,
Mrs Sarah Pointer. Mrs. Graham
Putnam and Mrs NJ. J.. Richie. As
sisting them are the Misses Margaret
Harris, Gladys Savage. Lucy Lewis
and Traddles Patterson. Miss Beatrice
Kleinschmidt presides at the door
Last night At the conclusion OF the
entertainment in Whitney hall in
honor OF Leslie Saville and Lawrence
Clayton. those who participated in the
program were the guests OF Col. and
Mrs. Clayton at their home near by.
Refreshments were served in an in
formal way and the pleasures OF the
evening were rehearsed. The program
was a notable one, and was rendered
AZ printed In the News. except that the
high school cadet band was unable
10 attend. A special feature was the
piano duet by Miss Sybella Clayton
and Mr. Spencer Clawson. Jr. two
grand pianos having been furnished
Tor the AFFAIR by Col. Clayton, president
Of the Consolidated Music company
A delightful affair OF yesterday was
the picnic party given In Emigration
canyon by the Misses Selma, Alice ana
Mary Wall the hostesses chartering "A
car and entertaining party OF %
friends A picnic luncheon was a tea-
ture and the afternoon pleasantly
spent. Present we're Miss Grizzelle
Houston, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Lucille Clark Miss Edna Dunn, Miss
Mary Halloran. Miss Aline Mcmillan,
Miss Mildred Mcmillan. Miss Winni-
fred Brice, Miss stella Fabian Misc
Juliet Banks OF Kansas city, Mo, Miss
Marguerite stewart Miss EllnOr stew
art. Miss Gertrude Hanson, Miss Irene
Hanson, Miss Margaret Walden. Mise
Virginia Beatty, Mrs. G.. O. crismcn.
Mrs NJ W Lillard. Miss Minctte Baer
Miss Isabel Osborne. Miss Louise o.
borne. Miss Edna Bailey, Mrs. y. j.
Roberts. Miss Merce Lewis, Miss Mar
joric Doy, Mrs. Jasper A. MccaskelL
Miss Pearl Savage. Miss Georgida
Moore. Miss Louise Sullivan. Miss
Aneen Maclean. Miss Frances Nc
Chrystal Mrs l.. l. Savage, Miss Daisy
savage. Miss Rose Evans, Miss Carey
Marshall. Miss Ethel Mount, Miss Elise
Parsons. Miss Isabel Schiller Miss
Joy De Camp OF New Jersey, Miss
charlotte Holmes Miss Beth Chapman,
Miss Ruth Chapman, Miss Hazel os-
valid and Miss Margaret Dunn. The
Young ladies were chaperoned by Mrs.
s. II Pinkorton Mrs. J W. Houston.
Mrs r NJ officer, Mrs " g Norman,
Mrs j. ID Wood Mrs A. NJ Widen
ana Mrs G. T.. Carter
Mrs. Enle Dean knappen left today
for a visit TO friends in New York
with whom she viii remain till near
Christmas time.
Louis siogel and Francis Hendricks
have arrived and viii be- guests at
/ the home OF Miss Pearl Rothchild dur
ing the stay. Mr Sicgel d. pupil or
Ysaye. and the recital of the two mu-
sicinns viii be one OF next week a
! events.
Mis- Sarah Bogga rs hostess this A.