Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05


tubuted TO the opening spring social
season. The ball given by the
Young Ladies' Ala Society gave an
auspiclous opening 70 the week and
other quIeter. but most delightful
events have helped 90 make up the
pleasant record That there would have
been a larger one, however, may be
safely hazarded had not the tragedy
happening at our doors cast a gloom
over the entire community.
The ban given by the Young Ladies'
Ala society was one OF the most brill
liant OF the year. The hal, reception
room and platform We're prettily decor
ated. roses. carnations. sweet peas, and
palms being used with artistic effect
The music furnished by ChrIstensen's
fun orchestra was exceptionally well
rendered ans composed OF irresistible
melodies Refreshments were served on
the platform, Franklin being in charge,
with a delicious menu OF cold meats,
Ices aud cakes Punch and lemonade
were served in the reception room. The
members 0t the Young Ladies' Ala So
cety received as hOstesses the number
consisting Of Misses Park. Geddes,
Forbes Griffin Cr.tchlow, Ivers. Sad
ler Lowe Zane. McGrath Moore. Me-
MILAN Hunt Among those present
were. Lieut. and Mrs White. Messrs.
and Mosdames ID. j. Sharp, o. r. Carey,
4. j. Hosmer c. H. Pearsall, W. Y.
Eberly. Sadler. A. n. Tarbet, e. D. Pike,
O. n Post w. r. DlnWoody, s. G.. Park,
w 2 Travis. r. Roy Brown Moss, $.
v, shelp. Forbes u. s. Murray, c. /.
Rood S u Evans. Nein. Griswold, r..
j Gendiunlng W. r.. Bennett, William
Reid. c II Brink. Rob Walker. y. r.
Root. r. H. Officer Savage, Ferry;
Mesdames f. K. Woodruff, Hoyt sher-
man. II. d. Styer A. W. McCune Jr.,
w V. Rice. La L0nde. Hanford; Misses
Agnes Zane, KImball Florence Ter
hume, Kate Geddes Sprague, Esther
Freed, Jasmine Young. Sherman, Laura
Sherman Moore Clark, Sadler, Stella
Salisbury June Sadler Gertrude Nc
Grath, Louise Hunt, Florence Kessler,
Forbes Hattie Jennings, Bailey. Shear
man. Edna Sherman Sybil Anderson,
Luce. Sears Katz. Josie KATE. Cohn,
knickerbOcker. Fay McCune, DunfOrd,
Bransford. Park. Atkinson Griffin,
H0wat, Miller, Hanauer. Burke SAN
ders, Williams Getta and Edna Was
serman OF Portland, Cooper. Savage,
Frances Howat, Mary Louise Ander-
son. Corker, Thorn; Messrs Cleland, b.
X. Smith. Thorn, Conway, Wilkes,
Mayer Diehl. Trip Nolan, Rob Young,
Hanauer, Hampstead Sadler. Eldredge,
Critghow, BechtOl. Anderson, Cunning
ham. Naylor, Goodwin Lawrence, Luce,
George Lawrence, Charles Lawrence,
Townsend Froiseth Lindsay Critch-
fnrf HnhnrFn nnum Wolf
Schoppe. Sprague. Rash. Thomas. Por-
ter Wickes. Mccullough. Gustin |
Greenewald. Groo. Goddard. Wheat Al |
bert Allen. Sawyer. G.. r. Alley, Glen |
dining. Max Smith w. d. Scott, Ray |
Savage. Jim Sadler, Westervelt, Charles |
Pratt G. f. Sprague, WIN Thompson, |
Eh Thomas, Walcott. Gustin, Hemp /
hill worse, Gibson, skinner, McCarroll,
Katz.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Needham cele-
hrated the Goth anniversary Of their /
wedding day Monday evening at their 1
new home, 1910 Third street.
The house was beautifully decOrat-
ed with roses and palmsand the guests /
were received by Mr.. and Mrs W. a. /
Needham and Miss Alice Needham |
The evening was delightfully."- spent /
with selections by the Deseret Mandolin |
and Guitar club and vocal music
Delicious refreshments were served and /
the punch bowl was daintily presided |
over by little Miss Mamie Needham /
Each lady was presented with a dainty |
piece Of china as a souvenir OF the oc-
casion. A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
Mr. and Mrs John j. Spencer enter
tanned the representatives Of the Inter-
mountain Branch OF the New York Life |
Insurance company and other OF their |
friends al dinner ON Monday evening. /
The rooms We're decorated with q pro- /
fusion OF white and purple nlacs and j
pansIes. q centerpiece OF white llacs /
being used on the large table with the /
chandelier overhead prettily entwlned /
with the same flowers, and beautiful /
pansIes We're used ON the smaller tables |
After the dinner pleasant program OF |
vocal and instrumental music and adj /
dresses was enjoyed, Mr.. Richter ren- /
derlng selections on the violin Mrs. /
Frank Jennings piano, Mr.. George |
Piper and Prof Horace Ensign, vocal /
solos. and Mr. Piper. Mr. II. G.. White I
ney Prof II. S. Ensign and J. d. f.
Spencer, a quartet. Manager G.. NJ l
Wood made "a happy address and the /.
representatives OF the branch respond I
ed with the recital OF interesting incl |
dents IN their experience. Those pres /.
cnt were: Mr.. G. NJ. Wood. Mr.. Richter /
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd MI and Mrs /
Cook, Mr. Henron. Mr.. Webb. Mr. and |
Mrs. Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank /.
Jennings. Dr. and Mrs. Willard Croxall |
Mr. and Mrs H. O. Whitney. Mr. and /
Mrs. George Pyper, Mr. and Mrs. Hor- I
ace Ensign Mrs. John owen, Mrs. /.
Emma Spencer Miss Maud Patterson, /.
An Interesting event Of the week was j
the marriage Of Mrs. Ellie Clark Green [
and Mr. Charles r. Madsen on Thurs /
day night The event occurred az the |
Temple at noon, Bishop Winder otti- /
Chatting and IN the evening a reception /
was held az the residence Of the bride /
on First street. about forty being pres /
ent. The rooms were decorated with i
a profusion OF lilacs palms, ferns ana /
carnations, and an elaborate supper /
was served during the evening. The /
bride is the daughter OF eX-Mayor /
Clark. and the groom a popular em-
ploye OF 2. G. NJ l.
Mr.. and Mrs Madsen win be az home .
after May is az 40 Third street.
Among pleasant recent events was .
O dinner given boy Nh and Mrs. Fred |
W. Scarf, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Rich /
ards and Mr. and Mrs John u. spen- |
Ger being the guests
Mrs. r. J. Fabian entertained at /
luncheon on Tuesday The rooms We're /
prettly decorated with potted plants /
and cut flowers, pansies. marguerites, |
white lilacs and sweet peas being used /
with artistic effect.
The guests were: Mira. NJ c Fox. |
Mrs. J. A. Marshall, Mrs y G. Wood /
ruff. Miss Blanche Kimbau. Mrs. w. !
r. James, Mrs o. W. Powers. Mrs |
Bird. Mrs. Robertson. Miss anderson. /
on Wednesday night Miss Belle NIL |
Ter Of this city and MI. j. b Wheeling |
OF Ogden were married az st. Paurs |
church. Rev. W. Daunt Scott perform