Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

son has been marked By a slight fall
lnE IN IN the number Of social events
and an Increased interest and attend.
anCc IN the literary clubs. the rcnunci-
alton Of social pleasures on the part
o.. may hnyinr the effect seemingly
OF calculating "a greater interest IN
intolloctual pursuits. spite OF
lert. however aud u.e discouraging
state a. the vyr thor which has con.
uHucd stormy. during the past seven
days, TIE tco'ni wheel has continued
to rcyuiyc. fair number OF both puo.
lic aud Iiiynu entertainments having
otliyel,d ,ur past wsr',
on Wednesday night the University
building was the scene Of celebration
whose memory will lingcr with ~
walls long after u has ceased To- be the
roof-trso Of the Institution whose nhnin
ths anair honored. The occasion was
tuu lhHHAEo OF the bill providing f1f
"a change u site Tor the uniyuinity
buildings. and the appropriation ~ "a
handsome sum to foster the deHlgn.
Thc enthusiasm awakened by the act
hnulng vent IN "a celebration, In thc
form ~ "a delightful reception tcniCrcd
to the Governor aud Legislature. ihy
students OF tho different claHHct hal
Wed with cnCl other Ia making thc
rooms devoted 10 the reception brilliant
with their several class colOrr, the fac.
ulty WAITING room being alone received
Tor the proc ticaily neutral col0rs of the
unN cfsity hstlt This room. IN which
the guests were fret received. was one
81 the prottiust. It, festOOns and hang.
ints Uf rei and white crepe paper to-
grthcr with vases " rcd and white car.
nations about the room. producing q
lHlllfWNN uNfI lTuNNlNIll FNI0NN tho
rcfreHhmont ruum Yale blue and orange
the CulorH of the present years grad
uuting ciaascs-hcid sway. and the
dancing hall was brilliant In fcatoona
aud FtrcamcrH uf purple aud gold.
The library showed "a frutvrnnl com.
mirTlinE Of the colofH of an the classes
mingled with the regal rcd and white
OF the Institution. arranged with artist
10 encct, In another room the class
banners waved amidst patriotic ducura-
~ national flags nud the cmbicm-
attic red and white bunting of alma
mater. and horo and there ntrcainerr
and scrolls stretched across the halls
proclaimed legends OF Wclcoinc I" the
Euests Ia hoHpitable and complimentary
In thls hall " banners the reception
tCuh place. the Htudcnta formed Ia
CLASSES, marching into the presence %
tho assembled legislators to the
sound of Inspiring measures played
address was made by President !. r,
KlngHhury followed by speeches On
the part of Joseph J. Cannon ana Prof.
Mckay, representing the Universally
Governor Wells and a number OF the
msmbura OF both houses ~ the lrHiss
ltturc responding with speeches fcllCi.
hilnH the institution, itH faculty, and
students, upon the past record OF thr
University, aud ~ future happy pros
poets.
llghtful entertainment In the way of
dancing and dainty Refreshments the
fcftlyitics continuing tiu a late hour
During their progress the Legislators
were made cffociualiy acquainted with
hu "ypllH" OF the various ClahHrH-thU
boys In their contests 20 drown cut tho
others call raising q babel " "iiahs
that came nigh llfting the rnftcrt from
The building. Taken altogether the AZ
fair must have produced q definite I'M
preston upon the minds of the l.eglnln-
ture ~ 60 the gcnuincncHs of the np'
probation and enthusiasm with which
tho students received their recent ef'
fort In behalf Of the University
on Wednesday night the local rep.
rtarntntives OF the three natlonalitlei
Of scnndinnyinnR Joined In "A pleasant
rrunion-thc event being In the form
OF @ ball which took place Ia Chris
tenscn'a hail.
NN music TOR ttN NNfAHNNN was 'NlNl'
pufsd ~ familiar airs of the three ma
Uuuf~ the grand march with which IN,
BAN WIS opened consisting ~ pretty
medley OF national airs uf Denmark
sweden ana Norway. Ncntly hyo hun
dfed people were present. the auhlr %"
lnE an exceedingly enjoyable occasion
20 an present.
The members Of tho Myrtle I.odgl
branch " the kniRhts ~ Pythias joine'
IN a celebration at Castle hall ON Wed
noFday night the nfftlr consisting OF z
pleasant entertainment In the way ~ 1
program made M NJ speeches. rccita
tons and songs, during the first par
20 The evening. followed by social card
GAMES and Refreshments nfterward
The opening address was made by ffe,
W. Gardner. ana was followed "
speeches from y. w S0nncdeckcr, y
W Duncan and Grand prelate g, y
Jennings OF ogden. REGULATIONS wer
uVen by -. 4. Doty. VIII Niscomb unl
q, J, nywater and mandolin on'
kulllr duet By Mesarr, u. uraNes Al, '
". bailey, a song by the oregon shlr
Line quartet, and "A Chinese SONG ~
Nessra Doty and la Bee WITH iOm-toil
compartment made up the musici
features NJ the evening
number OF box-p parties were give
nt the sousa band concert Wcdnesda
night Amongst the hosts aud hoslesse
" the occasion We're Mr. and Mrs sar
Park, MIR. and Mrs, Mcintyre and MI
WIN j. Lawrence After the cnncef
Mr Lawrence's party were entertaine
~ supper at the home Of Mrs, Hemp
stead,
The regular Wednesday night olul
which meets at christenFenH, gave on
OF their pleasant dancing parties az IN
popular hall on the usual day.
Mrs. Thomas W, Jennings entertnlne
The sewing club ON Thursday.
pleasant affair took place In III
studio OF Cal, Darlington on Wednesda
hight, when twenty musicians sat dow
~ a banquet which had been planne
N honor VI three popular members ,
NouHa'a bnnd-Arthur Pryor Lou
'hrlsty and Abe Levy The only moi
OF inharmony In the social symptom
Was the absence OF the guests Of hon'
who under stress ~ tho company
departure that night for the Yves
were Vel started on their travel
whilst the banquet was In progress