Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01

ala SOCIAL AiI. ut '''
her of entertainments Of various kinds
beinp larger for the one day than any
other OF the seven days The
crownng event OF the week.
however was the grand ball
given by the Jewish Relief Society
ON Tuesday night tho affair outrankIns
In brHlauga and genera. perfection oi
detail any previous one given by the
society The music. supper decorations,
were Of the choicest. ana the number OF
people present. with the many rich cos
iu,nes worn hy tha ladies, made the
affair brilliant success financially ana
otherwise
one of the most unique and success
ful affairs of thp season was the grown
W chdren's party given by Mrs VIC
tor Clement ON Wednesday night IN
honor of Mrs. Lakeman OF California.
About forty guests We're present. each
coming arrayci boo juvenile costume
and chlldrens games-the old-time ones
CLAP I'm and clap out drop the
han lkerchief' etc, were amongst the
pas lines OF the evening The rooms
were decorated with kites In various
f0IOIkt Win lNANk lNllNi hlAA NAAANA aA''
nile devices, while Chinese lanterns,red
ross and chrysanthemums, made
pretty and brilliant complement Of the
general effect Amongst the many en-
ioyable features of the event was an
auction OF toys-a basket full OF play
things being disposed Of by Auctioneer
Tod Goodwin no fabulous amounts OF
beans. which were the specie used for
the occasion. Another delightful feature
was an lmprOmptu minstrel perform
ance. the chief artists being Dr. Critcn'
low and Messrs John CntChlOWi Ned
Ferry and Tod Goodwin. The charac-
tiers assumed by the guests were all
cleverly outlined In their c0stumes-all
being well made up. Messrs. Bidwel
Max Smith and John ChristChlow
were there as infants In long dresses
Mr. Dick COlburn appeared as Little
Lord FauntlerOy Tod Goodwin was
cute miss In short skirts and gingham
apron. Mrs Ned Ferry wore long curls
and short skirt. Miss Adde Zane was
a dream Of oldentlme IN loW-necked,
short sleeved bodice, with pun sleeces.
short skirt and long pantalettes, and
the rest OF the guests were so cleverly
gotten up as to draw forth expressions
OF admiration on all sides, Dancing was
among the amusements, and delicious
refreshments were served.
The guests were:
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Ewing, Mr. and
Mrs Burnes Mcdonald Mr.. and Mrs.
Bidwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ferry Mr..
and Mrs. Mont Ferry. Mr., and Mrs.
Pearsal, Mr. and Mrs. Akers Mrs.
Daggett, Mrs. Woodward Mrs. Gem
mel Mrs. Mcclure Mrs Miner Misses
Anderson. Murray, Zane, Keith, McMil-
Ian, Hardness. Woodward. Messrs.
Tod Goodwin. John Crltchlow, Clarence
Mccormick Henry Mccormick. Hager
Scott Woodward. Max Smith, Dick
Colburn, Guy Anderson, Or, Crltchlow,
Dr. Worthlngton.
The reception given on Wednesday
night by the veteran members Of the
@. A. Il. az their armory on Second
South street, was a most successful and
delightful affair The event was In
honor Of Gov. Wells and his STAFF and
the state officers, and the hall was
thronged with members Of the various
military organizations Of the state. the
hall being a blaze Of red. white and
blue, with the gold Of epaulets, cords,
stripes and buttons making a patriotic
harmony OF scene. Speeches We're made
by Gov Wells, Gen Chas Burton,
Major Breeder OF Ogden and Judge
Bartch and general felCitatlons were
exchanged Among the guests OF honor
were Gov Wells. Secretary Hammond.
Judges Miner and Bartch Gems PEN
rose Burton Cannon, Coils Nebeker
and Bruback Lieut. Hines. Lieut.
Greenewald, Morgan Richards Jr. and
Representatiye-elect A. l.. Hamlin,
One OF Tuesdays weddings was that
OF Mrs. Nanon Marshall Witcher and
David h. Gray. which took place at the
home Of the brides parents on Fourth
East street, at $3.50 p. m. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. r. G. Hin In the
presence Of few relatives and init,
mate trends the rooms being prettIly
decorated for the occasion The bride
IS the daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Marshall and the groom the
well known general agent OF the South
ern Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Gray will
reside at ~ street
The reception given the Denver foot
ball team by the High school boys on
Thursday evening was most success
ful AFFAIR
The event took place az the Ladies'
Literary club house. and the evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing the
guests evidently enjoying the affair
from beginning % end
Punch and refreshments were served
downstairs and the rooms throughout
We're bright with the red and black OF
the home team.
The committee. 90 whom the credit OF
much Of the successful affair was due
We're. Bert Ryder Earl Gardauicr.
Marge Miller Pearl Weller Eyaline
Thomas. May Billings. Daisy Raybould.
Pharnia Cooper Ruby peyton and Le-
da Rawlins.
On Thursday Miss Msrgeret Cahoon.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Cahoon of
Murray, and Alfred pritchard. We're
united 10 marriage the event taking
place at The home o. the bride Both
young people are We'll and popularity
known and viii receive the best wish
es Of their many friends
The third annual ball Of the Salt
Lake Lodge No. lO6. International AS
ISOLATION of Machnists was held at
ChrIstensens on Wednesday night. "a
large number being present 90 enjoy
The event The decorations were sug-
gesuye OF The nature OF the affair. the
nan being adorned with implements of
The craft Of the hosts a generous sun
per was served and dancing was en-
Joyed an q late hour.
on Thursday morning Miss Annie
Donovan and Mr. Timothy Donovan
We're married az ST Mary's academy.
the ceremony being performed bv Bish-
or seaman The bride ana groom are
Wen known residents OF Park civ ana
VIII make their home there
The second assembly ban Of the sea-
son took place az ChrIstanssu's lasf
night and IN bHllance and endowment
iuliy equaled the former success a
large number We're present 20 enjoy Ne
evening the music and dancing were
delighitul and the affair Throughout a
complete success