Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03

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Literary club house. The program was
made W OF a number Of German fig.
ures, a slxty-three game and choice
musical selections By Mrs. Lizzie Thorn
as.Edward and Mrs, Frank Brown
ing
Another series OF pleasant Informal
receptions was held Thursday night at
st. Pauls rectory. About thirty-slx
guests were present and the evening
enioyably spent, a short musical pro-
gram being one OF the features. Assist
Ing In receiving were Mrs. X. c. Wood
ruff, Miss Kimball, Mrs. j. w. Don
nellan and Mrs Meyers,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns, Of North
salt Lake were pleasantly surprised
on Thursday night by large number
OF their friends descending upon them
at their home. the party being led by
Bishop and Mrs. Jones The affair was
directed by Misses Hannah Dundeen
and Annie Fenstrom, and was most
successful Mr. and Mrs. Burns con-
template leaving FOR Idaho In about
two weeks and the event was In the ma
ture Of good. bye social given by their
many friends OF the TWenty-thlrd ward.
The evening was spent in charades and
other amusements and a generous re-
past served from heavily laden baskets.
The event was a most enjoyable one
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and those who
participated will long remember II with
pleasure.
The annual charity ball given by 81.
Marks hospital VIII take place on Feb,
2lst az Christensen's. The executive
committee OF ladies'. Of which Mrs.
Wilkes is chairman, met at the Knuts-
ford to discuss arrangements and
second meeting will take place next
Monday at ? O'Clock Only one com.
mlttee. the ticket committee, has been
appointed This consists OF George Y
Wallace chairman, George NJ. Scott,
Herman Bamberger Harry Woodman
Judge Sherman and Messrs. Druehl and
Franklin. The rest OF the committees
will be appointed at Mondays meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oryin Morris enter
talned at a pleasant informal function
on Wednesday evening. Musical selec-
lions by Mrs. Morris. Mr. Bert Morris
and others were a feature Of the evening,
which was most enjoyably spent. The
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Browning. Mrs Peck, Mrs. Thorn. Mr..
Arthur Thomas and Mr.. Bert Morris.
Mrs. J. +. Dooley entertained at din
ner on Thursday. The table was
decorated with carnations and smilax
and an elaborate menu served.
Among the parties who did" China
town on Wednesday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Haywood, Mr.. and Mrs. Nay
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beatie, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Taylor Mrs. Mandell, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cherry.
Mrs. II. G.. Whitney entertained the
sewing club at her residence on Second
street Wednesday.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Sophia Sharp and Mrs. James T.. Jen-
nings for a card party next Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. S. Kinney leaves shortly for
the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Jaensch have for
their guests this week Mrs, Rosa Ham
mer and her daughter, Miss Maggie
Klemm OF Fremont.
Jack Burke left during the week for
Idaho.
Mrs. Montague Ferry returned from
Michigan on Tuesday.accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. Truman.
Mrs. A. Il. Creary and Miss Kath-
crime Creary are at home at No. 10
Fort Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes are
travelling In Italy.
Mrs. Clara Dewitt, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Ralph Hoag
returned to her home in Oakland dur
ing the week.
Mrs Hannaford, OF Pocatello, is visit
ing Salt Lake.
on Monday afternoon Miss Paxman
and ]. II. O'Nel We're married by Rev
Father Keenan, in the Walker house
parlors.
On the evening OF February Eth the
Utah commandery Knight Tempar will
give a ball in the Ladies' Literary club
house.
A pleasant card party was given on
Tuesday evening by the members Of
Degree OF Honor No. 81 Star Of the
West A. O. u. w. A large number were
present. there being twenty-five tables
Refreshments were served and the
event was most enjoyable.
An unique and pleasant event was en-
joyed by the Myrtle Lodge knights Of
Pythas on Tuesday evening. After
the regular session of the lodge the
members repaired 10 the banquet hall
where an old fashioned Dutch supper
was spread toasts "reminiscences and
stories enlivening the enjoyable repast
Fred Gardiner acted as postmaster
and the others responded as described.
. Among the pleasantest events OF the
WIN was AAAf NtAAl NAlA ANAANAA hANhu ia
honor Of Prof Evan stephens on Mon
day night. About 500 guests gathered
at Christensen's and enjoyed a delight
ful musical program rendered by the
Tabernacle choir. Harmony Glee club
and such popular artists as George
Pyper Fred Graham Misses BOwring
and Raleigh and Horace Ensign. Dane
ing followed the program and an elab-
crate supper was served.
The Chinese New Year furnished an
occasion FOR q number Of stunning
parties" during the week, who explored
the limited domain OF Chinatown.
drinking tea and partaking Of other
celestial delicacies. including such
sights and sounds as are peculiar TO the
locality.
on last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John
Hepworth celebrated their golden we'd
ding. In a delightful family reunion, a
large gathering taking place at their
home, 81 south East Temple street. An
elaborate dinner was served In the
afternoon, the table being prettily dec
GRATED in yellow. and the evening
pleasantly spent In music and CONVEX
satlon. A large number OF presents
were bestowed upon the hosts IN re-
membrane OF the day. and the hearti.
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