Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

ana tasteful program printed for the
Occasion. The design consisted OF
dark cardboard covers. ornamcnted
with n scroll bearing the initial letters
OF the institution IN monogram artist
icaily executed. and. pendant from It's
tfa,cr edge. medallion portrait OF the
founder. handsomely embossed In sep
arat'. designs OF silver and gold. In
side white tablets carried a list OF
the dances. together with program
OF the individual musical numbers
given during the evening.
The affair was n brilliant success In
every way and reflected credit upon the
promoters OF the delightful annual re-
unions, as well as the Institution which
gives them name and being. The list
of committees 10 whose combined cf-
forts the success OF last evenings event
was due are.
Executive conmIttee--A. n. woolicy.
X. Patrick Jr., a. II. Woodruff. y. 4.
TlnRey. r. lillian. J. w. sayilic, N. \.
itomney. Fred Myer Geo. warcing. l..
J. Brown. $. II. Love. J. ". burrows.
Invitation Commit,ec-T. q. Weber.
A w Carlson. 4. Orlob,
Decoration Committee--H. q. Park.E.
Flygarc, A. II. Wright. y. y. Parish. u.
a. Lambournc.
Program Committcc-Aionxo Young.
james II. Hay WIN. ~. Patrick. Miss
LILLE uitncr. Miss Agile Campbell. Mia,
Rose Lawry. Miss Nellie Relser. VIM. =.
homncy. u. a. Scare. George u. Teas
dale.
Reception Committee Fred Myer.
Geo. r. bourne. Fora Decker. Mrs. u.
A. ientie. Mrs. \. r. fiencdict. Miss
Nellie Griffthn Miss Mary Jonasron,
Miss Sarah Mci.eliand. Mrs. u. 4. Null
hall Jos. II. Felt. cyrua Gold. James
Hunter. Miss Emma Mcintyre. Albert
Horne, Miss May MargettH. Miss Alice
Nalabltt, Mrs. Annie Pierce. Miss May
richards Geo. 4. Mccalliatcr. Charles
Mndsen. Thoa. v. Newman. Miss Flor.
encc scholca, Miss Annie sorcnson, Miss
Louise SpokcH. Miss Emma Thornbcrg,
Miss Annie white. Miss Joan Campbell.
George Reiser. william Dyer.E Schoen-
fcijt. Miss Annie Campbell. william
Sanders
Floor commIt,oc--H. y. Beatic. WV.
Rentic, ~. beers, y. q. Edwards. w. T.
Edward Albert Erickson. A. l.. Hay
mond Jr.. H. n. Latlmcr, ~. Lam
bourne. J. u. HlgEH. 6. " Marfetts. a.
tor. II. J. Smith, A. J, swcnnon. Joseph
Thorup. W. Winding. H. J. Walk. W. =.
Barnes.
This afternoon Mrs. g =. Burton and
Mrs. =. -. Spencer entertained "A num-
bcr Of friends at q pleasant kensing-
ton the event taking place at Mrs. Bur
toms residence on First street. The
rooms were decorated With carnations
and smilax. Sowing conversation ana
music making . delightful afternoon.
on Monday and Tuesday nights two
brilliant social events occurred In
Ogden, the first occasion being the
dancing party given by the Single SIX
IA bachelor organization compriS.d ~
!. W. conliak. 4. W. Mcfntosn. =. n.
Kircher. A. q. Horn, y. burt and a. W.
Smith. the second given also by u
bachelor club. distinct from the firnt
named. Both events took place at the
broom hotel. the dancing hail being
prcttlly hung with nlmy lar- tapestries
nlternnted with fcHtoona OF tinted tia
ruc paper. the whole giving dainty
and artistic effect.
The list OF guests comprised. besides
the most prominent Of ogden social cir
cle-, q number ~ well known Salt
f.lkerr. who went M for tho occasion.
Amongst the latter were Mr.. Ecrt Nor
rir. Mr.. Chester Mason. Mr.. WIN iiar-
net and Mr.. WIN Cunningham. nearly
all Of the number staying over FOR the
second entertainment. which. together
with the function given by the Single
Six. were voted by all as amongst the
notable social successes Of the season.
Mrs. Efile Clark Greene gave do.
llghtful KcnHington on TucHday-thc
afternoons entertainment Introducing
a novel feature In the form OF a cake
walk, In which number of the ladies
present competed. The prizes for the
contest were won by Mrs, Ice Brown
and Mrs. ~. Mors-the flrrt taking first
and the latter the second prize awarded
In the competition.
one OF the most successful OF pub.
lie social events Of the week was the
entertainment celebrating the thirty
third anniversary OF Mount Moriah
Lodge No, .. A. y. and A. 81, which
was held In the Masonic hall on Mon
day last. An interesting program con-
riHtlnE Of addresses by bishop Leonard.
Rev r. g. fiiff. George u. Aiken and
musical numbers by Miaa Louise Saw
are. Mrs. Marie Gcrrnnr. Mr.. G. g.
Ensson, made a delightful feature Of
tho evening. Prof. weine, with the
for a promenade concert. which made
nm cnjoyabi. part Of the program.
Mrs. Mcchrystai and Miss Sadie Me-
chrystal give dancing party at Chris
,ensen'u next Wednesday evening.
on Friday Mrs. r. J. Inn entertained
q few friends at a Dutch supper. The
decorations were roses and smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buffers Of San Firm
cisco are In the city and are guests OF
Mrs Rob Walker.
Miss Ruth Barnes and Mr.. ornon Day
of knyHviile wer married In the Tenn.
pie on Wednesday.
on Tuesday Mrs. casweii OF fan
Francisco. who has been the guest OF
Mr. ana Mrs. IL Grand Young for a
short time. left for New York.
AZ the Kenyon last night tho stu.
dents OF the high school gave a de-
lightfui banquet. tho affnir. being a
list Of enjoyable functions for which
the high school students are noted. The
dining room was decorated In tho
school colors-black and rcd-and coll
lego songs sung In great spirit
thoroughout the evening. made n not.
able feature OF the occasion. Tho fes-
tiyitiea continued I'll a late hour, the
students Joining In voting the occa-
sion one of the most enjoyable events
In their experiences.
The young ladies' OF the Twentieth
ward NJ. l. A. have rented the Eigh-
teonth ward hall for a social party on
the evening OF Friday. the 18th, and
have isued Invitations In the following
unique form;
Come one; come all.
Come great. come small,
Come short, come tall.
Come give US call