Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22


social record In the last seven days
than for n long time past A. during
last week, special club functions have
figured largely In a social wny-Mrn.
Henrotln'H visit and talk nj the Ladies'
Literary club on Monday. the brilliant
celebration OF presidents day at the
Woman's club. and the iirHt open Hcs-
sion OF the Council OF Jewish Women
ON Tuesday. all being Invested with "a
distinct social tlngc.
There have figured many wholly so
cini events. n number being extremely
brilliant aud charming In nature,
The promises for the coming week
are saually brililnnt--a number Of de-
ish'ful affairs being ON the taps.
Two delightful events OF the early
part OF tho week were the functions
given at the Alta Club on sunday and
Monday-Mr. Charles Hcnrotin giving
a dinner on Sunday evening IN honor
81 his mother. Mrs. Hcnrotln. who was
recently IN the city on short visit
and Mrs. Henrotln on Monday enter
tanning a number of her HALT Lake
friends at dainty luncheon. Each
hnair was most charming IN detail
the table being cxaulHitely decorated
IN La Franc. roses and vioiciH for the
dinner. and with prnfuHion OF BRIDES
maid rnnef. Niolcts. and maidenhair
Tern Tor the second occasion.
On Tuesday Mrs Ncldcn entertained
at luncheon at her homc ON y. iat
south. In honor OF Mrs. Iicnrotln. the
latter aftcrword received her friends
there from three until flvc O'Clock Tho
reception made the last Of the series OF
pleasant social events connected with
the stay OF the distinguished visitor Ia
our city.
The prominent social event OF the
week was the liachelor'a ball given az
chrisfenHcn'H on Tuesday night. The
mere announcement Of this popular
function " sufficient 60 keep society on
the qui NlNc. In anticipation OF some
thing especially brilliant. and the last
Anait. like each of the previous ones.
fuly realized the pleasant anticlpaiiona
hold In regard TO lta success.
Inspiring music. a well flled finor,
dainty refreshments ana thorough en-.
Joyment were the distinctive features OF
the anair-ail present voting II one Of
the most delightful Of the season.
4 smaller. hut hardly less brilliant az
fair than the foregoing was the banquet
given BY the Utah branch ~ the sons
the American Revolution on Wcdnea-
day night.
The event took place at the KnliH-
ford. and was characterized by the How
or W.T. ontory. and general brilliant
spirit 70 be expected from the notable
gathering.
on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hale celebrated their wedding an.
niyeisary-a number of friends being
delightfully."- entertained during the
evening AZ their home at 81 n street.
The rooms were prcitily decorated
with carnations and nmilnN-the event
being pretty and most memorable onc
IN all respects.
On Wednesday evening the Star Of
the West Lodge gave masquerade ball
at q. a. u, hall-tho room being illlcd
with throng OF Enthusiastically CARRIED
dancers who enjoyed the festivities I'll
a late hour.
The ladies OF the woodblne circle Of
the order OF Women OF WoodcTaft. also
gave pleasant entertainment on We'd
nesdty night. The event took place at
the X. OF !. hall, u large number being
present Cards, music, refreshments
and general social converse were the
features of the pleasant AFFAIR.
The committee TO whom credit " due
for the success OF the entertainment
We're; Mrs. ID. ]. ostler. Miss Williams,
Miss Day, Mrs. W. W. Evans and Meg,
Busch.
Mrs. Mirn Rossitor and Mrs. Stephen
III. Lynch have issued Invitations fnf' a
kcnsinFton tea, to take place On pext
on Tuesday tho marriage OF Miss
clara Holt and Mr.. Frank Virtue took
place In Ogden.
Both bride and groom are wen and
popularity known In salt lake, the for
ner having been here for some time Ia
The capacity OF teacher In the local
lohools. and the groom hnvlns resided
acre during the pas, year
Salt Lake Camp No. 90 Woodmcn OF
he World are amongst the many local
branches OF societies which celebrated
n pleasant suclgl way this week
The entertainment was Ia the nature
" concort-nn excellent programme
,eing rendered -lntroduced and sup
,lemented by interestirg addresses
;iven respectively by w. NJ. Elliott
md $. u, futile
The Hist OF good things on the pro-
irnmme included rccaatlons by Neigh
John Elton and George
5ywateri vocal solcs by Prof, Everett.
ma \, nononha Ell; duets by G. j.
rain ana I'd DOGGY, Prof Everett and
w boreti vocal quartette by o.
'oterson 7 Il, lloxoy. n, Worthen and
I. Brain; n'pno solo by, John Sicily.