Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11


The last week has been perhaps the
duiicst of the season In n social way
only 1.-THE Of the number Of social
events that usually cniiven the six
days period between sabba,hs having
taken place. Nearly all entertainments
have been Of private naturc-thc
dancing academies and other public
halls which have usually a generous
quota ~ aoclar happenings In their re-
apcctivc domains-sharing In the COM
parativc emptiness Of the week.
Among the prominent private anairs
~ the week was the dinner party given
by Dr. and Mrs. Ewing ut the Alta
club on Wednesday evening. the event
being In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
nj Of London. England land Mrs.
Walker. their guest. who II recently
from Honolulu. The table decorations
were In pale pink. and pale pink roacs-
the idea being carried out In the place
dccorationa-cach guest being present.
ed with a boutonnlrc OF pale pink
buds.
Mis h'fhN'iH hla' 'lN'lRhH'h
pleasant dinner party at the Alta club
ON Wednesday night
Miss wclby was the hostess at
Kcnslngton tea on ThurHlay.
A pleasant affalr occurred on wcdnca-
day night ut the home of Mr.. Martin
thrlatophcrron In Farmers ward, when
nI
seconded upon him In body--the sue.
ccssful surprise having been planned
and carried out by the members OF the
choir. The evening was spent In
games. and n bounteous rcpast made
up the many pleasant impromutu feh-
lures OF the niInir. a thoroughly de.
lightfui time being enjoyed by all pres
cnt. The chief promoters Of the sue
ccasful AFFAIR were Miss Nilnte penrt,
Mrs. Angie uabbot and Miss Sarah Me-
ciciland.
Mrs. John T. cainc and Mrs. George
Alder entertained a Remington tea this
afternoon.
Miss wnnetnh Ycarricy and Mr.. Ed
mund y. i.cavcr were married on
Nvening. the ceremony be-
ing performed by chief Justice Barich.
The event took place at the residence
Of tho brides parents at No. iaG ~
First West ntrect-a reception which
followed tho ceremony. being pnrtici-
patcd In by n large number ~ friend.
~ the contracting partica-who Joined
In nhowering upon the young couple
Innumerable good wishes for their fu'
ture. Tho newly welded pair leave
shortly for Central America. Mt
I.eavcr'H business calling him TO Fan
salvador where he expects to reside
,,,.a.a,, .nr,,tsa marty ,vna alyeu
Monday evening by III" Misses Emily
clark. Eliza Perry and May ArinHtrunr
In honor Of Miss NELL" Iec,
High Five was played. the prizes be-
Ing won by Miss Daisy Cranes, Mr
WIN Richie. Miss Grace Strlngtellow
and Mr.. Burke I<inkei. after which q
dainty supper was served ana games
We're played.
A notable private event ~ the weel
was the dinner party given ON Thurs
day by Mr. and MrH. W. W. Ritter u
honor OF VIII Ritter ana Scott Wells
both young volunteers who rcccntll
returned from Manila. after tril
around the world, both travelling 10
E-thcr M far Ms Paris. where they sep
arated. Mr.. Wells arriving In Salt LAX
last week. ana Mr.. Ritter. after a few
days delay In tho snow blockade u
Colorado. reaching home On ThurHdaS
The event planned In honor of the re-
turned volunteers was denHhuu
every respect about forty 81 the Iil.hu
of the recipients having gaihetri
Join In the welcome. The house w,
draped IN nhgH ana buhiing' IN. w,
decorations. consisting OF PINK anu Whlt
carnations tied with blue finp2n, ~ M,
and blue extending around tho lhbl'
carrying out the Idea OF inc ha'lohu
color scheme.
Tho nffnlr constituted In all rrsp"cl
n charming and appropriate ulbute !
the gallant volunteers.
Mr.. Guy Eldridgc entertained ~
dancing party at his residence on flrs
South street Thursday evening
Mrs. II. W. Sudhelmor entertalne
the Tea club at her home ON Wednes
day afternoon, a pleasant time bein
enjoyed by all present The club meet
next week at the residence OF Mrs, an
Miss Frlck.
one of the plcasantest dinner pafii,
blanche Klmball, who entertained
few friends on Thursday Afternoon
The table was prettily decorated