Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-22

INC EtTReSI VI tiiO WSoh hts'
the ball given last night ut Armor3
hall by company C. First infantry
N G. u, over 200 being present. The
hall was made attractive With cosy
corners arranged with rugs and setteeS
and was brilliant with peunQ1ts, guild
ons and flags In the nationn ald COM
pany colors, and many nilitury devices
and enlblems were used thoughout
Members of the guard In fun dress met
the guests at the Commercial club en-
trance and escorted them to the hail.
The music was excellent, and the affair
most brilliant and successful one.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. jenkins enter
tain this evening at dinner followed
by an informal musicale. the rooms
being decorated in white and green
throughout and the table having q
ccnterpiece of white roses and smllaN,
and chiffon streamers In the green and
white brought from the chandelier to
the four corners. The place cards are
hapd-painted In water colors' % ana the
covers are laid for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Beebc, Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Dayncs, Mr. and Mrs
Carl A Badger. Col and Mrs. j. j.
Daynes Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cutler Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sharp Daynes
and Mrs John Y. Smith Of Leri. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph S. Peery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Rich.
Thursday afternoon Miss Stella Fa-
bian was hostess at an informal bridge
;artv given N honor of Miss Boyd of
IDAHO the decorations being carried
ont IN pink, and three tables played.
Mrs. Walter l.. Maas entertained
Thursday afternoon at a bridge party,
seven tables being played. The rooms
were decorated In Enchantress carna-
tions and snapdragons. the diningroom
being In pink with Il Cluny lace cloth
for the table laid over pink. and a cen
terpiece of pink carnations. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs. Louis Gates,
Mrs Noble Warrum and Mrs. Henry
Crowthcr.
Mrs J. C. Dugan was one of Thurs
day afternoons hoStesSeS, entertaining
at bridge party at which seven tables
we're played. The reception hall and
living room were decorated In pink
carnations. and the diningroom in red.
The table having a. lace cloth embroi-
dercd in poinsettas. and centerpiece
of red carnations With crystal can
delabra at each side. Assisting the
hostess were Mrs, a. L. Castleman and
Mrs. " o Cleland
A delightful dancing party was given
1T Odeon hall Wednesday night by the
students of the L. .. s. I. for the bene-
fit of the Karl G. Maeser memorial
Building to be erected at Provo. Tho
hall was bright with the university col
ors and q large number was present to
enjoy the affair
\ delightful affair of Wednesday
night was the ball at Whitney hall
given by the Mldwinter Dancing club,
over hundred being present, The
hall was bright with palms and ferns,
and the stage was arranged with rugs,
chairs, and tables, so that those who did
not care to dance could play cards.
Supper was served below In the dining
room, which was tastefully decorated
in red carnations and ferns. and punch
was served during the evening up
stairs in one. OF the ante-rooms. A
number of the officers from Fort Doug
las were present.
Mrs w o. Cleland entertained in
formally at Kensington Wednesday
afternoon IN honor OF Mrs. Z. D. Ham,
mond. who leaves shortly for an eX-
tended trip, the rooms being decorated
In potted plants and ferns and about 25
guests being present. Assisting the
fsOSlISS WGIC w " t1OlDTUOk ana
Mrs. E, F. Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Nutting enter
tained at q card party on Wednesday
night in honor of Mrs. George Robb of
Indiana. both bridge and 500 being the
amusement of the evening, An elabo-
rate supper followed. the table having
Tor a centerpiece a large cut glass
bowl Of pink carnations and ferns scat
tered about the cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Spencer enter
tanned their club on Wednesday at
dinner, the table beng decorated in
Chetney roses, and covers laid for eight.
Afterward the party enjoyed the Or
pheum.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Smith OF east
Sixth South entertained on Wednesday
night, tho rooms being effectively dec
GRATED in roses. carnations and smllaX,
and the amusement being 500. Prizes in
the contest were won by Mrs. George
Brice. Mrs. William Bean, Mrs. Liv-
ngston. Mrs. Brlce and Mr.. Livingston.
Assisting the hostess wcro her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Gus Anderson and Mrs.
Charles Livingston.
Invitations have been issued for
dancing party to be given at Odcon
hall on Friday. Jan. IS. by the Amori-
can Institute OF Banking.
t the home OF Mrs. NJ D. Hogc on
lnesday evening progressive high
''e party was given by the James c.
zee circle. G A. r., tho first prize
Soins to Mrs. Moore and Capt. Sperry,
and the BOBBY prizes. lemons. for tho
lady and bottle of cutsup with the
question, why can't you catch up?"
for the gentleman. going respectively
to Mrs. Geovnor and Mr.. Bert Smith.
This afternoon Mrs. Philip Schonert
and Mrs. l. z. Casady entertain at a
Kensington In honor TO Mrs. H b.
Pratt and Miss Pratt of Topeka, Kan,
the rooms being decorated in pink car
nations and about % guests being pres
ent.
Mrs Union Worthington entertained
at an informal bridge tea yesterday.
Mrs. a T. Moon was hostess yester-
day at an informal KcnsinGtou. given
in honor OF Mrs. E. D. Hammond.
Mrs. w. w. Harvey entertained hor
club yesterday.
The Informal musicale and dancing
party being planned by members of the
Governors club at tho Odcon the early
Gray Hair Restored,