Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-26

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week was the reception and ball given
at Fort Douglns on Tuesday. the as
scmbly hall being beautifully decorated
In national and military emblems anu
the table from which refreshments
were served being adorned with flow
ers IN the prevailing colors. The guests
were received by Col. and Mrs. waiter
Scott and Capt. and Mrs. Willis uline'
a large number being present from INC
city among them Gov. and Mrs. VIII
liam Spry and members OF his stan
and their ladies. over 100 were pres
cnt during the evenlng.
About a dozen tables were played n
the card party given Thursday by the
Woman's Republican club and the nrSt
prize wns won by Mrs. William Ames
ard the consolation by Mrs. Annie cut
Ter.
The birthday luncheon given for
members OF the Y w c. a. was given
Thursday at the Brooks Arcade, the
table being effectively decorated in
the national colors. with vase OF
white carnations for centerpiece ana
streamers OF red white and blue RIB
bons extending from this to the four
corners OF the table. The place cards
were tiny hatchets and the refresh
ments were carried out in the red.
white and blue,
Miss Nell Robinson and Miss Allie
Fletcher were hostesses Monday nisht
ct n delightful party the rooms being
decorated In the national nags and In
red and white carnations and the re-
freshmcnts following ont the Idea A
Washington guessing game was played
Ia -t,,K
35 guests were present
Mrs. w S. Blne was hostess of
card party Tuesday afternoon. the dec
orations being In red and white car
nations and the national flags and the
amusement 500. About 25 guests were
present
Miss Helen Greenwood and Harold
Green, cod gave celbration party
Monday night, flags being used
throughout in decorations. tall'es and
refreshments and about five tables be-
ing played. The amusement was 500.
The ball given at Odeon hall Mon
day night for the benefit of the widow
of the late A. E, Davis was we'll at-
tended, and neat sum taken for the
aid of the destitute family.
An elaborate affair of Monday night
was the ball given by the three local
chapters of the Eastern Star, the At
fair taking place at Masonic temple
which was beautifully decorated, and
a large number present.
Mrs. T.. w Rowell entertained the
Ladies' Bridge club at the Post, Iues-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Lucetta Jones Cornick. whose
marriage took place last week, has
been guest at a number of aitairs
given while others arc being planned
Mrs. Cornick's absence in Los An
geIes shortly before her marriage pre-
venting their occurrence previous to
the event. Miss Marie Thomas was
hostess at a. bundle. shower Slyen@1n
her honor. the parcels. wrapped In
red and white, being suspended from
the chandelier while red and white
carnations and hearts were all about
the room. Miss Evanegllne Thomas
presided at the punch bowl and about
90 friends were present. Other affairs
are planned for Mrs. Cornick.
Miss Annetta Henrickson entertain
ed at a pleasant affair In the parlors
Wednesday night, about s guests be-
ing present, The decorations were In
red and white of the Danish flag and
the place cards small Danish flags.
Mrs L. NJ Snow entertained the
Qungenta club this week, the prizes
going to Mrs. John Currie and Mrs.
NJ. L. Snow.
Mrs. S Love who leaves tomorrow
for Los Angeles. was guest OF honor
on Tuesday at a delightful evening
affair given by the members of the
Jewish Ladies' Aid society, the rooms
heing prettily decorated and the guest
of honor being presented with hand
some cut glass bowl. as momento OF
the day.
The Misses Frances Shields and
Margaret Paul entertained the Bach
clor Maids" at a luncheon. the decor
atlons In the red. white and blue be-
ing carried out in violets and red and
white carnations.