Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

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The notable events of the week were
the Free Kindergarten entertainment
on Thursday night, given for the benefit
OF the institution. and the ball ut Odeon
hall given by the Young Ladies So
dality of st. Mary's cathedral, the first
being attended by many parties made
up In honor of the occasion. the boxes,
stalls and oges. besides many parduet
seats being filed with them About
300 people attended the sodality ball.
and many elegant costumes we're worn.
The date for the formal opening of the
new Commercial club building has been
set for Thanksgiving eve. Nov. %. Ad-
mission will be by card only ana Will
include the members OF the club and
their families.
Next week will witness two moro no.
table balls the big annual charity event
of st. Marks Hospital association ut
Odeon hall. aud the annual pioneer ball
to be given bs' the Daughters of Utah
Pioneers at the Auditorium in the
Bishops building. Both have been
managed by committees who have de-
voted all their energies to the success
of their different departments, and each
promises to rival the former successful
affairs.
Mrs. H. r Marcroft entertained the
Cyphcrs NJ. C. club Mt dinner on
Thursday. the table being decorated
with brown and white chrysanthemums::
The afternoon was spent in songs or
oIdnn DAYS by Mrs. II. Il. Nuttall. ac-
tnl hon fr; I TnDSp
present were: Mrs. w. Watson. presi-
dent of the club; Mrs. a. f. Busby, sec
rotary and treasurer. Mrs. L. G. Nut
tall, Mrs j. w. Miller, Mrs. John Wat
son Mrs. j. .. Watson. Mrs. w. j.
Buttle. and Aunt Hannah Brooks.
Mrs. T.. s. Wright has issued invita-
tions for a series of kensingtons to be
given at her home in First avenue on
the Afternoons of Monday and Tuesday
next Nov. IA and Is.
On Monday Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort
md Mrs Joseph Young Will entertain
Mt n large tea at the Bonnemort homo
on east South Temple street.
Miss Marian Mcintyre will entertain
this afternoon with matinee
party at the Orpheum. when her guests
will be number OF M, her scnoo mn, he
chnpcroned by the sisters of the young
hostess. Mrs Fred C. Dern and Miss
Margaret Mcintyre.
The entertainment committee or the
University club has issued INVITATIONS
for a formal dance to be given friaay
evening, Nov. II. at the CLUB mouse.
Mrs. j. A. DeBouzek was hostess On
FRIDAY afternoon at bridge tea. about
10 tables being played the dining room
being in bronze crysanhenurnS ana
the other rooms In yellow green catule
shades being used for the dining room
table and a ccnterpIece OF the bronze
chrvs, nthemums The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Marie Gibbons. Frances
McChrystal, Grace Sullivan, and irene
Leonard.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. w. D. Do
rohor and Mrs. George E. Airs we're
hostesses at bridge tea. the rooms
ha,np decorated In American Beauty
roses. and about 40 guests present. NJ ne
event was in honor of Mrs. Z; r.. N
comb. and several friends assisted Ill.
hostess In entertaining.
Mrs E. F. Holmes entertained at
delightful luncheon yesterday u. hsr
,,nn,n the decorations being In yellow,
and covers laid for l6 guests
Mrs. w. L. Nlcol, Mrs. NJ. L. DIX ana
Miss Dix were hostcsses on Thursday
Mt a bridge ten. the rooms being dec
oraetd In yellow and white chlysu a
themums, and the following assisting
during the afternoon: Mrs. T. w. But
lrr Miss Helen Welcker and the Misses
Emma Cullen and Margaret and Marian
Mcintyre. Friday afternoon the same
hostcsses entertained at similar az