Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
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The event of the week was the lunch
con on Thursday given at the Univer-
sitN of Utah in honor of the Ladies'
Literary club, who to the number of
ut least 100, were guests at one of the
most delicious midday spreads ever
laid for the dclcctation of whcttcd APP
petites The decorations were in the
University and holiday colors, red and
white and red and green, the table hay
ing at intervals crystal candlesticks
with red candles and shades, and other
details carrying out the colors After
ward n short program OF addresses was
made. after which the guests were en-
tertained in the physical culture room
by tho classes under Miss Delaney. the
entire event being delightful, and
thoroughly enjoyed by those present
Mayor and Mrs. John Bransford were
guests of honor at an elaborate dinner
on Tuesday evening. given by Mr.. and
Mrs C. a. Quigley, the decorations
being In pink. with u ccnterpiece OF
pink roses and strGdmers OF pink ma
line and pink shaded candles. Covers
We're lai6 for Is.
Mrs. ]. II, Walker and Mrs. Ray
ernoon at luncheon at the Alta club.
in honor of Mrs L. i. Holmes, the
decorations being in American Beauty
roses. with baskets of the flowers placed
along the table, ana the candies and all
other details carried out in the snme
color. Covers We're laid for 30.
Mrs. james N. Arrasmith entertained
the Rogimental Bridge club at her
home Wednesday. the prizes In the con-
test going to Mrs Dwight n. Holley
and Charles l. Sampson.
Ono of the delightful affairs Of the
wcsk was the recital given at the Salt
Lake Theater by the advanced pupils
of Mr.. Hugh Dougal with Spencer
Clnwson, Jr, ns accompanied. The boxes
and many parquet and dress circle seats
were occupied by parties and the en-
tire affair cmnentlv successful.
Rev. and Mrs. Ransom Proctor Mich
OILS have issued invitations for their
tenth wedding anniversary celebration,
for Monday evening, Dec. 10, at S
O'Clock.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. NJ. r. SAL
isbury entertains at II dinner at the
Alta club in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. v Armstrong, the table being laid
in the gold room which was decorated
with Christmas trees, poinsettas and
palms, while the table has for center-
piece q mound of American Beauty
roses, and at one end Il branch OF the
same flowers in a cut glass vase, and
candles with rod shades. Holly adorn-
ed the different dishes and was strewn
over the cloth. Covers were laid for
SO guests.
N,JI 10 ert, a..
ten on Saturday in honor of Miss
STaude Miller who has recently return
ed from an European trip.
The Misses Bancroft entertained their
bridge tournament Tuesday afternoon.
Among the interesting events of the
near future will be the fancy dress ball
to be given Mt the post on Dec. 20. and
the large dancing party to be given
by Mrs. Z. F.. Holmes on Dec. %.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. William In
Eersoll gave childrcn's luncheon party
at her ,apartment. No s Stauffer flats,
In honor of little Enid Wall, the dccora-
tons being In pink carnations and smi-
lax and tho place cards In keeping with
the children's idea. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Wall and Miss Estelle
Niiitpi, tiit OtIiCT lltlie guests were
Peggy Wall Olive Wall. Isabel Rice,
Betty Perkins. Katherine Brown, Ro-
sella and katherine Ellerbeck, Rachel
and Ellen Evans and Glenn Walker.
a pox party at the Orphcum followed.
:tr. and Mrs, Edward L. Jenkins en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening,
the table having II centerpiece of red
nzaleas andl red roses In Il cut glass
t..Nt, VI s,t,
gled tulle In the same color were
brought to the corners Covers were
laid for II.
Mrs. e. r. Holmes was Mt home on
Friday to her friends from 3 to c
O'Clock.
Mrs. D. D. Houtz entertained the O.
d. Q. club Tuesday afternoon there be-
ing present besides the lG mcmbers
about eight outside guests. The library
was decorated in lavender and white
chrysanthemums, and the parlor md
diningroom In pink and white CANA.
lions the table having for centerpiecc
n cut glass bowl Of the flowers. AS
slsting the hostess were Mrs. p. w
Dunyon and Miss Ramola King.
Mrs. James Arrasmith entertained the
Bridge club this week. tho prizes going
to Mrs. John Hughes. Mrs j. c. Han
chett. Mrs. George l'rice and Mrs. r.
D. Woodruff.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Hosmer enter
tanned at a dinner last evening.
Miss Ethel Mount gave a bridge tea
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Ingersoll was ut home
to her friends Thursday afternoon, No
Staulfcr apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. robert w. Salisbury
entertained ut dinner Thursday even
ing.
Miss Helen Cohn entertained Thurs.
day evening In honor of Miss Ruth Bact
of Meeker, Colo
DR.. and Mrs. a. j. Hosmcr enter
taincd at dinner last evening at thei
home.
Thursday, Lieut.. ana Mrs. Edwin
Butcher entertained at Il tea mt thc
quarters ut the post in honor OF Lieut.
and Mrs. Paul Potter. who leave short
~ for California
Mrs A. c. Ewing entertained Thurs
day ut n luncheon ut the Alta clul
In honor Of Mrs. ]. Il. CosGriif, the dec
orations being in the Christmas red