Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

way whom she met on her recent Eu-'
ropean tour. Prominent among the
guests were: President Anthem n.
Lund, Apostle G. w. Penrosc. Patriarch
John Smith and Bishop Franklin s..
Tingey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Relser enter
tanned the Barbarossa club at n mas
querade party on Monday evening. The
decorations were in the Halloween ldea,
and SO the amusement. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Ed. Strobe, MIR. F. Bar
ton, Mrs. Lena Reiser and MI. ED.
Johnson. About IS were present.
A delightful AFFAIR of the week was
an English tea given by Mrs. e. w.
Cutler at her residence on Fourth ave-
nue.. The rooms were decorated with
yellow and pink chrysanthemums ana
ferns, the tea table having a brass
basket filled with ferns for center
piece and Cluny lace cloth. Mrs. II:
I. Cornwell poured. Covers were laid
Cornwell, Mrs. Richard Eatough, Mrs.
B. Salisbury. Mrs. James HILL ST.,
Mrs. James Hill, Jr.. Mrs. dollhouse,
Mrs Charles Mueller. Mrs John Blake
more, Mrs. Robert Splellar. Mrs James
Lcary. Mrs. Frank Oden, Mrs. Sanders
and Miss Clara Hill. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in music and
conversation.
Mrs. A. D. Cleveland entertained on
Thursday In honor of her sister, Mrs,
Wing B. Allen Of New York. the rooms
being bright with autumn flowers and
bridge being the amusement
The No Sigman, Nh fraternity gave a
banquet on Thursday night at the
University club. followed by an Or
phcum party, those present being DR..
S. q, Paul, DR.. Roy Hampton, DR.. G. y.
Carter. DR.. II. p. Iiirtley. Dr.. I. 3.
Sprague, DR.. Arthur Murphy, DR.. f. p.
Stiehl and DR.. Ralph Richards.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort and Mrs
Joseph Young have issued invitations
for a reception and tea to be given on
the afternoon of Monday, Nov. Ia. at
the home of Mrs. Bonnenort on east
South Temple street.
The Misses Hazel and Minnie Hold
ing and Florence Decker gave II de-
lightful Halloween party on Monday
evening, the rooms being very appro-
priately decorated for the occasion and
numerous games played. An HALO
ween supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Irvine entertained
last evening at n dinner, the first of. a
seres, the table being done in pink and
white cfrysanthcmums and, ferns. and
covers laid for the following guests:
Dr.. and Mrs. L. w. Snow. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Badger. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. John String
ham. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wal
lace.
Mrs. n. w. Clayton and Miss Sybella
Clayton were hostesscs yesterday after
noon at a reception, the parlor being in
yellow and green. the library In the
terra Gotta shades. and the diningroom
in pink, all details being carried out
in the same color. Assisting In receiv-
ing were Mrs. ]. 7. Young and Mrs. G.
G. Clayton: in the library, Mrs. II. G.
Whitney and Miss Rca Nibley: In the
din.ngroom. Mrs. Joel Nibley and Miss
Mary Hortense Kimball. assisted by
the Misses Emma Bcche. Ethel Knud-
son, Rehan Spencer. Nan Clnwson,
Margaret Taylor and Marie Burroughs.
Miss Edith Armstrong and Miss Eliz-
abcth Evans entertained at delight
full Halloween party Monday night at
the Armstrong home, 40 b street.
Miss Lesley Woodruff will entertain
at n bridge tea ncxt Thursday after
noon for her friend. Miss Geraldine
Richards. who Is guest at the Wood
ruff home.
Mrs. ]. F.. Gallagher has issued inyi-
tations for tea to be given on We'd
ncsday, Nov. ., at her home on l. street.
Tho Cup and Saucer club met Wed-
Evans at her home on First avenue.
Mrs. James Hogle has issued Invita-
lions for tea. to be given on Wednes-
day next mt her home, to meet Mrs.
James A. Hogle and Mrs. Josiah Cop
ley.
Mrs. Pauline Sands has issued invi
tations for the first Of a series of thea
ter parties to be given on wednesday
of next week at the Garrick thcatcr, in
compliment to Mrs. Il. a. Wall.