Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
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was amongst the pleasing features nf
thc evening. the prize being won by
MISS Gunncll Peterson and Miss Leah
Nicbaur. Many other notable charac
tcrH were seen. the AFFAIR heinz sue.
cessful In All respects.
Tho Manila tea to be given bv the
,lcofan for the benefit ~ The dok sol.
dlcrs IN the Philippines VIII take place
some time next week.
ON Friday afternoon ana evening tho
lnst OF tho srrlcs ~ dolightfui cntot
ininmenis given by Mra. bowman and
Mrs. Hoag occurred. the form fur such
event being card party, both occn-
rloiN yielding tribute a. Firms patron
snint In the color and card schemes.
which wcrc nrtistically carried out In
DECORATIONS. tnllica and rcfrcahmonts
Iho tnllies were especially unlpnr. ha-
Ing ln the shape Of rhiiainhr. punches
OF shamroels scrvlns ~ countcrr.
The strand mhaquornds hall given hy
inc retail CLERKS last night Ut chris.
tnnsons was one 81 She brilliant SUE.
ceaseg ~ the nlaapn. Tho hall was
crowded with dancers drcrfcd In every
variety or cnHtum" from ilug 60 hobo.
and between these extremes were n
picturesque and fantaHiie array ui ng
urea' which recalled scenes frum
arabian aud other cs;favagnnt fairy
Come ~ tho featured introduced ,,er.
n pretty drili given by number III
young ladies' dressed In Turkish cos.
tune. and a cake walk. whose prizes
went 10 Miss Cassie Moyen nnd Lester
Freed. The award of prizes Tor the
best costumes gave general sntlafac-
ton, Mn. sticfcl a. Joan Of An taxi
inE nrst ladies' prize. Mrs. Hal Moore
nv shamrock" taking second. The
derson. aA Louis XIV. and Sid Hooper,
as a Mexican Don. Prizes for the most
original characters went 60 Miss Anna
itatt. ~ Harvest" J. Hal Moore, as
"Grandfathcr's Clock" Mrs. Pearl
Sumerr. as Topsy. and !. u. clinton, as
a rooster The best Sustained chnrnc-
TORS We're Nate lichtenHtlcn a. q lady
ana w. .. Evans. ~ a zulu. Best
clown character. Harry Allen. rncklcHt
hobo. Sol Levy: best military chnrac-
tor had no competitors and the prize
Was awarded 10 u. IL. Rushion, as
Uncle sam.
ON Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Rhodes celebrated their silver wedding
by a pleasant entertainment given to
a number ~ their friends In honor NJ
Wv AhhAfFNNAANH ~ NfN'NNuN l'NNN NNH
Ing one OF the features Of the pleasant
evening. Tho affair was success
throughout. ana VIII serve NJ pleas.
ant remembrance 60 both hosts and
guests OF tho anniversary.
Mrs naumEartcn entertained on Fri
day afternoon In honor Vi Mrs.
Wer,hclmr.
Mrs. T.. r. Farnsworth has issued
invitations for n Kcnalngton 90 be-
given ON next Thursday afternoon.
The annual charity ball for the
beneft Of ~. Marks hospital Will take
place on April 9Th. at chrlstensen's.
on Tuesday evening Mrs. VIII Dim
woodey entertained few friends In
formally at her home.
Miss Florence Roundy entertained n
Few friends Informally at tea ON Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. T. l.. Terry gave n pleasant
tea ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Gallagher 81 omahn, who Iu tho
guest 81 Mrs. W Mccormick. was en-
tcrtained at luncheon on Tuesday by
Mrs. W. i. James,
on Thursday evening Mrs. II. y.
Pence entertained In honor ~ SIR. and
Mrs. FRANK Reynolds of IT, Joseph.
Mo.
Mrs. J. W. Farrell held a pleasant r.
neptlon ON Thursday afternoon for the
Mexican Woman's Relief corps.
Several pleasant entertainments have
been given during the week In honor 81
he officers and ladies who arr soon 90
leave Fort pouglaH FOR the now posts
In the N0rthweat. ON sunday "A din
ner was given by Lieut. and Airs ]. q.
Ienkr. the guests being Capt. ANA
Mrs. Ducat Lieut. and Mrs. Murphy.
Lieut. ana Mrs. kcenc. Mrs. CHblnlaa
and Lieut.. Miller,
on Monday Mrs. George 4. Lave en-
.ertaincd the departing officers and
adde's NJ n delightful luncheon and
NcnSlngton.
Miss Geneva jennings aud Miss jos
We Anderson. who have been IN
hioago for some time. arrived home
his week.
Mrs, u. V. Smith who has been visit
ng with relatives Ia Idaho. also re-
"'h'h h"ihe thlh week.
a pleasant party consisting of Fran
" Armstrong and family aud L. =.
HIS aud daughter, l'ft Tor the Wet |
N "Wednesday. Mr. Armstrong; trip
VII Include visit Ia Honolulu.
Tho enlargement 81 Miss Jessie
Taylor. daughter " Dr, j. y, Taylor, |
md Mr.. Hay Simmons, II announced. |
Ne. Harry Sherman. who has been |
n California with Major George |
powney during Tho winter. returned |
homo m Tuesday Mr., Sherman made |
! short trip 10 Honolulu before his re-
urn.
Mr.. ana Alra s. itinkead win leave
or the East In n short time, Mira. |
llnkead expecting TO be away all sum-
ncr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Ferguson are |
mongst the list of salt Lakers recent. |
y returned from Honolulu.
Col. and Mrs. Theodore Brubeck are
1 home az ~ east First South.
Mrs. Grlnin and Miss Flora Griffin
,ayo for the East carly next week.
Miss Laura Fisher OF Florence. Wis.
In salt Lake and expects TO remain
urlng the summer.
Miss Lena Preston win leave earlv
\ April for a trip abroad. Miss Pres
IN will be absent several months.
Mrs. iIlnekley leaves today for ST.
osrph. Mo. She IN accompanied by
er Melee. Miss Porter.