Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

In insiituting department or cur
rent social and club activities M TITAN
Tor this paper, q scurr ~ reminiscent
e,mparivonr. suggested by a brief
eiancc at the present local records
along thtao iincs-in connection with
memories of tho scant and quaint ma
terais which probably presented ,hem-
srlvcn 60 She eodoty reporter at the
time that tho News nrrt made IL np-
psarancc In the Journalistic icid-mark
themselves Immortality unon the initial
page " this department.
AT that ilnio the notable social func.
,ioua. always iavifhiy generous IN hos
ptauty. bat simple m mode Of enter
tnlnn ont. gave no hint ~ our later
au,ocratlc reign Of the social function
with ltn variations. artistic details, ANA
refined numptfouHncas OF display. Thc
public agcial and intellectual activities
we're limited TO Individual EFFORTS TO-
wards the broader culture 10 which 'hf
eyes Of the young Territory Wcne
ycnrninniy turned. those who helped
10 nourlnh the earlier HttugEloa nlpng
these lines imfdiy dreaming of the ct-
fnieenco uf frtitlon showing IN many
wayr and chiefly today In the existence
of the splendid federation ~ Wpmenr
clubs throughout the state. whose aims
and enortH embrace every worthy hhe
of knowledge and uctivlty.
The current record " events indlca-
tive of such notable changes and
achievements make bright PAGE III
local nunair-onc which ms pap.t
-. Ia
columns In the shape uf the weeks
hnppoulnrs lu social and club circles
throughout tie state.
The most notable ~ social functions
during the week WAS the banquet given
hy The Press association at the Kenyon
hotel un ThuiTdny evening. The occh-
zion was distinguished by oil the hN-
ishneHH OF Hospitality, good conitade-
shin and vii thnt MAX" there gn,her-
iugp ~ tho genial ptrrr men memoir
nbl. events for those who take part.
The miutlug WA called To order by
President John iamcr. and after the
election 81 ufiiccu- which resulted IN
the choice ~ Fred Nelson Of Provo Tor
urcnileut. NJ. y. Murray OF the Ephia-
liza Ertrfnrlfu Inst and Charles Eng
land ~ o.. i.nFan Journal second Vice
prrnldg mis- the guests sat down 20 an
elaborate banquet, whose courses We're
interiuded with speech making ON w"
part 81 prominent m.nberr anu su'rls;
Including Governor WDilr, Mr Mitchell
N tho DrVerr Opera company, John
Inmra. thc retiring president ~ the
Incarnation, John Meteor, q. X. South
worth ana George r.. Blair other
notable features or the entertainments
were tho improwptu musical selections
given hy Mr. Mitchell uni iir, CON ~
the peNofo company, and Prof. John y.
Nc,'iellaud cnch NJ whom delighted
the aFcmhingc with "a superb musical
rendition. The nnnir was among inc
star occnriunH ~ these notably pleas
ant gatherings nnd VIII be ON" OF we
choicest uemorlrr uf the association
when they may Join again together IN
the strain with which they parted at
the close uf tho festivities lhufhhng
the memory compelling cadence of
"Auid Lang syne."
Another delightful entertainment
which took place on Thurfday nisht
wus that given by the ladies OF ~
pHul'a cid. Who gave unique enter
tnlnm.ni Ia the form NJ a song recital
each guest rrpr,aonting by some Hug'
gsstivO dOVlcr. the name ~ some pop
ulnr HuuIf, prices being awarded Ia
those who were nhio tu guess the lhrR'
cot number ~ nantes from the devices.
Among SOME uf tho clcvereat symbols
carried were thos" of Ml.s hian'n,
Kimball and Sir, Carl Schcld. each ol
whom avnihulzcd the song Last Night
iw I'M inr.nlona ,evlce--Miss Kimbail
Wearing plunrd To her shoulder shoe.
last, with the letters of the word
"uight' distributed promise uouHly
about tho iuHt-Mr. Scheid having
tip ~ nnbar bearing the dates or jan
18th. 1909 Misa May Mccks with
rrnua non inut ~ the shape uf brown
iuE -renrcHentcd tho famous Jug dliV
and Nlfa Mamie Porter with u Htrink
NJ little noFro dolls suggested AN
. w. la a.
reHeutalionR were the Holy city. SUE.
Heated With a picture ~ Jerusalem, ana
The anldlera Farewell, with two sol
dlers each hOldlnr a tack win tho
word hard" pinned 10 the UNIFORM,
After the nrlzes were distributed, many
M the gueats sang verses ~ the songs
each nsprcsented-the entire nnnir tur-
uishing ID lellghtful form ~ entertain
ment. The proceeds ~ the anair 20
20 heip In the charity work OF inc su''u'
Compared with the record of the pre-
yluus week. there WAS "A dcarth OF we'd
dingH during the past onc-the rev
which took place being conducted WIN
out attempt nt notable display Nuh"nH
these events a aulet but extremely
rretty wedding reception took plh'r nv
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs: Geo, ~
lyper ON Third street "wednesday oVen-
Ink The bride was Miss Eleanor
pyper sister ~ MI. George
- fypcr the groom MT nANln
Thomas ~ Pennington, recorder OF
Davis county, The ceremony took place
N The Temple Rt noon, the reception
helng held nj o'clock In the evening
The nailors In which the wedding par
~ received were decorated In pink car
nations and smllax, ana refreshmenis
We're served In nm aleove In the hall
meltlly ~ with red lamps Both bride
ana sro0m have scores Of friends VINO
loln heartily in wishing them happy
future
Though weddings were few-thcre
We're a number ~ anniversaries cele-
hfhiod during the week. one OF them
lng the silver wedding ~ Mr. ana
Mr.. j. n, Human, which occurred on
Wednesday last. The celebration took
We form NJ double entertainment, NJ.
afternoon card party devoted to a CON
ws, az slxty-threc. and evening party
IN "uchre as the pastime. The prizes
~ Ne Afternoon were won by Mrs, y.
nneli and Mrs. Snow. those for the
N.ning, silver-hacked hat-brush for
Nm lady and gentleman, going To
""H' hal brown and Mr.. Fred sourf,
Another usallloo an,tx.raarv yaa