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

The largest affairs of the week were
the balls given at Odeon hall on Mon
day and Wednesday nights respectively.
In honor of the visiting teachers. and
by the Alphi Pi fraternity, both being
largely attended. and much enjoyed.
The Alphi Pi affair was perhaps the
more elaborate. the hall being bright
with the fraternity and school colors
used In profusion and with artistic ef
feet throughout The program of
dances and dnnce-music also carried
out the school idea and the AFFAIR alto
sether was eminently successful.
Another notable event OF the week
was the old-fashloned ball given by the
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers at the
Social hall. where large number gath
cred on Tuesday night and enjoyed one
of the socIable affairs given In the style
of the carly settlers of the valley.
number Of costumes patterned upon the
fashions of the 40's, SOS and COS were
seen and all present enjoyed the affair
to the utmost.
Miss Merce Lewis entertained at
card party on Tuesday for Miss Norine
Thompson, the decorations being in
ferns and green-shaded lights, and Miss
Mary Halloran assisting. Bridge was
the amusement. and the prize went to
Miss Ramola King. while the guest OF
honor received A special prize. Present
were the Misses Mary Halloran, Aline
Mcmillan Margaret Walker Margaret
Dunn Lucille Clark. Norine Thompson,
Wlnifred Brlce, Romola King. Marie
Oden. Elsie Mcmillan. Carey Marshall
Isabel johnson and Zulu Houtz.
Another large affair given by the AL
phi Pi during the week was Its BAN
night the room and table being dec
GRATED in the frat colors. red and blue.
while Vioiets. the chosen flowers of the
chapter were used with artistic effect.
Covers were laid for 30 including the
alumni chapter.
The now bridge tournament met on
Tuesday with Mrs. George Ross and
Miss McGrath.
The Daughters of Veterans gave
delightful dancing party last night at
Cddfellows' hall the features being
dancing. games and a program, while
prizes were awarded in the contests A
lerge number of the G. A. R. and their
friends were present,
Whitney hall was the scene of a de-
lightful affair last night when Miss
Ruth Godbe and Miss Frances Clayton
entertained a large number of their
young friends at n dancing party,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present The Christmas colors were
prettily used, and Mrs, Godbe and Mrs.
Clayton were chaperones.
Mrs. w. r. Wallace entertained the
Tuesday afternoon club at her homo
this week.
The hop given at the post
on Tuesday night was de-
lightful affair. the post officers
and their ladies and a large num-
ber of guests from the city being pres
ent to enjoy 1t. The hall was decorated
in flags, ferns and evergreens, and a
special program of music and dances
was among the pleasant features. The
guests were received by Major and Mrs.
Arrasmith and Lieut. and Mrs. ]. S.
Upham.
Mrs. Henry Catrow was hostess at a
bridge party yesterday afternoon, as
sisted by Mrs. A J. BEETLES and Mrs.
f.. W. Rouche, the decorations being
in the Christmas colors and emblems in
the parlors and in violets and pink
roses in the dining room, and nine ta-
bes played. Prizes were won by Mrs.
j b, Risque. Mrs. Richard a. Keyes,
Mrs. 7. B. Beatty, Mrs. F. E. McGur-
rim, Mrs r. C. Pearsall. Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs Brown. Miss Mildred Mcmillan and
Miss Joy Dc Camp.
Miss Lucille Clark gave an Orpheum
party on Tuesday followed by tea
at the Bransford. In the n NJ. Hamil-
ton apartment. the dining room having
fcstoons of evergreons and ribbon eX
tended from the chandelier to the cor
ners. and tho table having a center
piece OF American Beauty roses. The
guests of honor were the Misses Mar
garet Dunn. Lillian Lane. Norine
Thompson and Margaret Walker. who
are here from school spending the hol-
idays, and the Misses Aline Mcmillan,
Carey Marshall, Gladys McConaughy
Mary Halloran. Mcrce Lewis, Margery
Jacobs, Hazel Oswald. Elizabeth Baker,
Juliet Banks, GeorGelda Moore. Vir-
ginia Beatty, Rose Evans. Isabelle
Schiller and Margaret Walden. Mrs.
N NJ. Hamilton chaperoned the party
Mrs j, Warthman entertained at
dinner on Wednesday In honor Of
Miss Nina Thorpe of Ely. New. covers
being laid for eight and the party
afterward attending the Orpheum.
Mrs. A. Conover entertained her card
club this week.
The Misses Beth and Gladys Kimball
entertained at delightful dancing
party on Wednesday night for their
brother Jack. who Is home from school
for the holidays. the rooms being bright
with the Christmas colors and the nf-
fair being chaperoned by the Misses
Quincy Kimball and Ruth Knowlton
Mrs George Raymond entertained her
club on Thursday.
Mrs. A. IT. McCanne and Mrs. e. B.