Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

delightful AFFAIR was enjoyed by q
number of Young Salt Lake girls on
Thursday night about half dozen
going out to Garfield for dancing
party. given at the Garfield club house
by a number of young men connected
with the smclter After the dancing
n sleigh ride was enjoyed and the party
returned next day after visit TO the
smeIter They comprised the Misses
Mary HaIlor7ln, Aline Mcmillan. juliet
ranks. Carey Marshall. Virginia Beat
ty. Mincttc Baer and Sybella w. cay
ton
Tho Inter.llIa club met on Tucsuay
night with Miss Marie Rogowsky, the
amusement being whist and prizes won
hv Miss EssIe Landau and Miss jean
cite Wolff The decorations were IN
the club colors gold and green, and
each member received a prlzc-pox.
Miss Lorcen Lcary entertained In
formally at bridge on Monday In honor
OF Mrs. ID. Elliott Kelly, the decorations
bcluE In the seasons tlowers' ana
number of friends coming IN ior .eu
after the card contest, Inc prlheS
went to Mrs. Adolph Baer and the
guest OF honor.
M. and Mrs w. A. Wight enter
tatned Informally on Monday night for
Mrs Fl. B. Pratt and Miss Pratt an
informal musical program being one oil
the features.
A, onioynble affair of the week was
tho surprise party on Thursday even-
inc at the home VI Mrs. Thomas Crow
in celebration of her birthday ami
vcrsarv. tho event being planned by
hcr friends and neighbors and being
complete surprise. Games were leat-
urc of the evening and supper was
served from a table Drcttily decorated
In carnations and ferns. Assist1ns uuI
ing the evening were Mrs j, h Whlt-
beck Mrs. E, Greeson and Mrs. Alris'
Mrs w. H. Browning entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday In honor of Mrs.
and Miss Dyer of Washington, d. {.
Mrs c. NJ Bell entertained the
Jrtopla club on Wednesday luncheon
being followed by bridge and prizes
won by Mrs F. H. Knickerbocker, Mrs.
NJ B Whitney. Mrs. c. c. Crismon
and Mrs. Matthew Cullen. The next
meeting of the club will be Wednesday,
Feb. 9, with Mrs. George w. Reed.
one of the notable pleasant affairs
of the week was the banquet given at
the Y, w C. a. rooms by the losing
side In the membership contest insti-
tuted by the association between the
Red and White Roses, the Red Roses
being the guests of honor. The cap
tain of the White Roses presided Mrs
Olive Ravens being at the head of this
side, with Mrs H. j. Fitzgerald at
the other. The decorations were In
red roses and a program of toasts was
feature, about 40 guests enjoying
the affair.
Next week a party of Salt Lakers,
numbering about 25. will leave San
Francisco for tour of the world. SAIL
ing on Feb. 5, in the steamer Clcave-
land The party comprises Mr.. and
Mrs. w V. Rice and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett and Miss
Hanchett, DR., and Mrs. F, S. Bascom
and son, Dr. and Mrs. f. F. Ham
mond, Mr and Mrs. S. F. Fcnton, DIR.
and Mrs E. A, Tripp. MI and Mrs.
E. D. Miller, Miss Maud Miller. Mr.
and Mrs Karl Scheid. Mrs. F. A Os-
waId and Miss Hazel oswald, and Mrs.
James Hogle. The latter will be ac-
companied to San Francisco by her
son, Mr James Hogle. who will later
join the party In Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. George d. KaySer en-
tertained at Il dinner on Monday eve
ming for Miss Lillian Eakin. and DR..
Hugh Sprague. the rooms being beau
tlfully decorated In red carnations and
strings of red hearts, while these also
were used for the place cards. Covers
were laid for DR.. Sprague and Miss
Eakin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. r, l.. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ingebrctsen. Miss Carrie
Sapp!ngton and Lawrence Fox.
Mr Sophus II. Lund entertained at a
delightful dancing party on Tuesday
Of newly elected officers of the Apollo
lodge.
Mrs. ] F. Dunn entertained at a
pretty luncheon on Tuesday In honor of
Mrs. Smiley of HALEY. Idaho. and Mrs.
j II. KittermaSter of Canada, the ta-
BILE having for centerpiece a basket
OF violets, and covers being laid for
about dozen guests.
Mrs L. S. Wilson entertained a
Kensington on Tuesday for Mrs. and
Miss Pratt, the decorations being in
carnations and about % being pros
cnt-
Mrs. G. P. Stallman entertained tho
post bridge club on Tuesday. prizes
being won by Mrs. J. S. Upham and
Mrs. F. NJ. Miller.
Miss Stella Hubert was guest of
honor at pleasant evening affair on
Tuesday night. given by Miss Hattie
Crabbe, the rooms being decorated in
strings OF red hearts and the time
spent with games and music