Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

The week hns been n comparatively
quiet one In the way u strictly social
happenings though patriotic festivities
both of private and public nature
have made Il distinctly lively one
There have been outings galore and
saltnir. the Lagoon, Garfield ana Cal-
doris have built up records that VIII
mako the season n banner one In tho
history Of the several resorts.
a delightful private event Of tho week
WINS the lawn fctc given by Mr. mud
Mrs Robert 5. Campbell ON Monday
night Tho occasion was the twenty
nrat birthday of thcir son Lao camp.
bel. the event being also somewhat ~
the nature 90 farewell function, aH
the young recipient lH soon 20 go abroad
ON "a mission. Tho event took place ut
tho rp8ldcnce of Mr.. ana Mrs. Campbell
ON North Temple street. the ample lawn
which surrounds the house being iit
globes and gally hucd lanterns. which
WDfr strung from rods brilliantly
drnppd in gay bunting ana Turmuuntfd
with fngH. Navajo blunkctH, rugs ana
rustic chairs were scattered about the
lawn. ana the thJatcr dancing floor
ful convenience 10 those who desired TO
take part ln tprpslchorlun exercises.
The porch was also prUtuly decorated
with flags and bunting. ana here on
orchestra was stationed 20 dispense
sweet music 20 the dancers, Punch
was served from n huge puwl placed
under n tan rose bush ON the lawn. and
other delicious Refreshments We're
served during the evening. the house
inside was layishly decorated with
flowers, helping To- complete the very
pretty framework Of the decidedly
charming event
Another pleasant anniversary func-
tlon was the surprise party planned I'M
honor ~ tho birthday 81 Mrs, n. j.
Caskey on Monday evening Though
not large event 10 was most enjoy
able one-u number OF friends gather
inE 90 tho COLLEGIATE Institute. where
AN imprumptu Fourth OF July Celobra-
ton was held In the spacious grounds
surrounding the hall. Refreshments
were served during the evening aud q
delightful time was spent by all.
Mrs. J. Gilmcr opened her beautiful
home and grounds Tor the entertain
mont OF the Christian Science choir
ou Thursday evening Mt b. a. Nook.
the leader NJ the choir. being the pro.
motor Of The pleasant occasion. 4 de-
lhWNNl llNplhulpAu muhlNhl program
was rendered during the evening
amongst the selections being BARI
tone solo by Fred Sands. piano Holrc,
lions by Miss Morria. Miss Jennie
Sands and Mir. Bert Lawrence. to-
Rcthcr with q number Of selections on
the violin, mandolin and guitar.
Soue choice choral numbers were
given by the choir In the grove the
singers waking the suburban echoes
with their sweet melodies. After tho pro-
gram refreshments We're served la the
pavilion, The evening was a. most en-
loyahle one 10 an present the boauti-
ful surroundings and delightful enter
tinment combining TO make an ideal
occasion.
party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry plnwoodcy. Miss Mary Price,
and Mr., Alouzo Keslcr. left this week
for Yellowstone Park
Mrs. y. j. Miller, national president OF
tha Wumnns Relief Corps, was tho re-
clp'ent uf pleasant reception on We'd
neslay evening. the event bring given
N her honor by the ladies OF the Nc
krln ana Maxwell posts, at the home
Of Mrs. W, II. Jones on Third East
Street Tho rooms were prcttlly decor
hlgd with iluHs and tlOwerF--thc former
being in honor Of the eminent guest as
Wen as OF tho national holiday. Re
froshments We're served during the
evening, and a delightful time enjoyed
By nll
Mrs, Mamie Marshall Wltoher enter
taincd at n delightful card party on
Wednesday afternoon IN honor of Miss
Evelyn Murray Raa Miss Stella Sails
bury
Mrs Robert g. Eaaton, who has been
apeudlnB the past two years In New
York. returned this week Mrs Easton
WIN spend the season In salt Lake and
'he near summer resorts.
James II, Hogle Jr., who has gradu-
hled from Yale this year. returned dur
ing the the week, He ~ accompanied by
MR. Richard N,Wilcox OF New York city.
Mh9 WIN spend the summer with him
~ salt Lake.
Miss Tessa AIN entertained at a
pleasant evening. party on Wednesday.
Mrs $, u. Emery and Miss nransford
returned from ponvcr this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. W. Campbell left on
Thursday FOR a two months visit In
Tacoma, Wash.
Reverend II. W. Block Of Phlladel-
Ia a