Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-01-27
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IN THE SOCIETY WORLD
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To honor Mrs. Fr. Wietzer. Mrs. Emily
Randall and Mrs. Leon Fenlason were
the joint hostesses at the largest and
most elaborate function Of the season
given at the Fenlason homs on:S. l4th st.
In approaching the house the guests were
ushered into the coy. porch which was
entirely enclosed and with its subdued
lights. beautiful rugs and inviting hall
trees with an attentive maid. made an
enchanting spot to loiter a moment over
the punch bowl. which was placed be-
meath an immense Japanese umbrella
and presided over by Mrs. Kellogg who
was daintily Rowned in green crepe. In
the parIor the hostesses with their guest Of
honor received the ladies. Mrs. Fenlason
in an exquisite gown Of lemon satin with
pink chiffon. Mrs. Randall in pink satin.
and Mrs. Wietzsr in pink satin with pearl
trimmings. The color scheme throughout
was pink and white and the receiving
room with its lovely cherry blossoms and
pink tule entwined in the electroliers
was pretty sight, while the perfume OF
the fragrant carnations of
them pervaded every room. In the
library Mrs. Baird. dressed IN point
s'ssprit over pink. very eharmingly made
the guests welcome. while most prof.
Gent orchestra Of two mandolins and a
guitar were so situated behind an original
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interpreted with rose buds. that all in
the rooms could enjoy the harmonious
music. An extremely large vase Of
pink roses was an attractive feature Of
this room. In the dining room the deco
ratlons were unexeelled. it being an en-
traneing bower Of pink. All around the
plate rail were pink candles while smilax
was draped about the panellinR and fire
place. A profusion Of pink festoonIng
was hung from the four corners and CEN
tered in the chandelier. from which was
suspended huge bow Of pink satin rib
bon sustaining a handsome bronze basket
in which was gorgeous bunch OF earna-
tons. making an effective center piece
Of broad pink satin ribbon covered with
Russian eIuny lace. This room was
particularly pretty in pink as the pannel-
ing is Of Flemish oak and blended SO
beautifully with the decorations. The
shades on the chandelier were pink and
silver while those on the candles. which
adorned the table, were pink satin. Two
fancy Japanese parasols were suspended
from the ceiling directly over the heads OF
Mrs. Cunningham. who presided at the
chocolate urn. and Mrs. O'Connor who
poured the coffee. Mrs. Cunningham's
gown was Of pink satin while Mrs. O'Con-
nor wore a gown Of white null with VAL
eneiennes lace. These ladies we're as
sisted by Miss Offdenkamp and Miss Un-
derhill. The luncheon was dainty in its
appointments. there beng served French
chicken salad in cases Of pink and white
tubing garnished with single pink rose.
aut bread and pimento Sandwiches.
olives stuffed with cheese and pink bon
bons in individual cases. One hundred
invitations were Issued.
Mrs. L. r. Fenlason entertained the
husbands Of the receiving party and sew
eral invited guests to a two course
luncheon from s to Thursday evening
at the close Of her reception. This part
Of the days festivities was to honor Mr..
Wietzer and from all accounts was in
formal and most enjoyable. At this
writing the South SIDE poet had not An
ished the toast he intended inflietinR up
on the innocent guests.
Mrs. J, H. Price was the pleasing host
aee - tv,o -ftor1oon "a yfies laat week