Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-26


week was the luncheon given by Mics
Hanauer IN honor Of Mrs Robertson.
The decorations were IN pink and green,
carnations and ferns being used. The
guests we're Mrs. C. l.. Robertson,
Mrs. C. p, Hough, Mrs. Hoyt sherman
Mrs. Fox. Miss Blanche Kimball and
the Misses sherman.
Mrs A. Porter Sinclair entertained at
q delightful afternoon function on
Thursday In honor OF Mrs. William NJ.
GRAY OF ST. Anthony. The time was
spent with cards, conversation and mus
sic. the latter being especially enjoy
able. Mrs. Edward McGurrin rendered
several selections on the harp, Miss
Luce gave as a piano solo one on
Chopin's Nocturnes, Miss Sinclair Gang
"The Angelo Serenade" with Mrs. Tut
tle accompanying on the piano, and
Mrs. McGurrin with the harp. The rooms
were nrettlly decorated with carnations,
euoWballs and wild flowers and refresh
ments Weie served.
The guests were. Mesdames Judge,
Shelp. Linck +. Il. McGurrin. Samuel
Vadner Whitney, Miller. Hobbs, Ross,
Judson. Alex. Tarbet, Madame Tarhet
Donnellan Dooly. H0ag Forester
Bowman. Mcpherson Of Park CITY
futile. Bird, William Ellerbeck Ed
ward McGurrn. klster, Darling War
wick Liece Ingram, GRUMPY Nc
Granahan and Findley Of St. Anthony
Earles and Bird.
Mrs Hoyt Sherman entertained the
sxty-three card club az a special meet.
ing on Tuesday afternoon In honor of
Mrs. Beden The rooms were decor
ated with cut flowers and about seven
teen guests enjoyed the afternoon. The
first prize IN the contest was won by
Mrs. MOylan Fox, the second by Miss
Fox. and the third by Mrs. Thompson
OF Fort Douglass The guests were.
Mrs. Belden. Mrs Wallace. Mrs. SAL
isbury. Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Downey, Mrs.
McCnntook. Mrs G.. a. Lowe, Mrs.
Styer. Mrs Wilkes. Mrs Thompson,
Madame Pfoutz Mrs. Pfoutz. Mrs Al
my Mrs Hardness. Miss Salisbury.
Mrs. G. ~ Miles entertained at cards
yesterday In honor Of Miss Clark Of St
Marys Ontario. The rooms were pref
thy decorated with carnations. snow
balls and smilax, and the score-cards
and tallies carried out the idea OF the
pink. white and green. The guests were:
Mrs. LeaTy Mrs. Whitney, Mrs.
Windsor, Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Hemphlll
Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. McVicker Mrs. Hlg-
gems, Mrs. King Mrs. Miner Mrs
Oakley, Mrs. Foulks Mrs. Houtg. Miss
Eurgins Miss Cauiheid. Miss Gale Miss
Patterson, Mrs. Murphy, Miss shaw
Miss Wright, Miss Wishard, Miss Beo-
mer, Miss Rathdun, Mrs. smith, Mrs
Andrus, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. McCOnahay
Mrs Carey. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Richie, Mrs. Clay. Mrs. Becman, Mrs.
Stewart, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Arnold, Mrs.
Swan Mrs. Almy, Mrs. Letter, Mrs.
Nalmer, Mrs Boggs, Mrs. Peaslee, Mrs.
Boman Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Brsnsford.
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Spencer. Mrs Dinnlny
Mrs. Kineaid, Mrs. Critchlow, Mrs.
Mccoy. Mrs. Rood.
The Primary association Of the Tenth
ward had delightful entertainment
on Thursday In celebration Of the
Twenty anniversary Of the organi-
zation Of the society, In which Mrs. p.
b. Wells took chief part. A program
OF addresses, Rotations and music was
given. after which the society adj
jOurned TO Calder's Park, where
pleasant afternoon was spent with pic
mic and outdoor sports as features.
on Monday evening Mrs Mary Olive
Gray win give a piano forte recital
the chief participants TO be the pupils
whom Miss Gray has instructed. Miss
Gray's musical talent Is well known
and appreciated and those who attend
the recital may anticipate a rare treat
-rne Denver Times has the following
70 say OF a Salt Lake woman
Mrs Julia la Barthe viii leave for
Illinois next Thursday and after visit.
ing relatives In various parts Of the
State she win attend the biennial.
Mt and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman have for
their guest this week Mr.. George Jack
OF Iowa. who is on his way home from
California.
The wedding Of Mr. Louis Smith OF
Salt Lake and Miss Sara Leiherman
Of 81. Joseph, No. is announced % take
place on May 2gth az the brides home
Salt Lake will be their future home
On Tuesday evening Miss Iona Gale
was rendered a farewell reception by
her friends of the First Baptist church
OF which she has recently become a
member The event took place az the
residence OF Rev. +. Il. Shauks and was
most enjoyable. During the evening
the recipient was presented with a
handsomely bound volume OF sacred
hymns by her friends OF the church
choir. Miss Gale leaves today for 81.
Louis, where she has accepted a posi-
ton IN church choir
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Burton were
the recipients OF a pleasant surprise
party on Thursday evening. the event
being planned by the Sunday School
teachers Of the Fifteenth ward. from
which place Mr. and Mrs Burton are
soon 20 remove. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music, games
etc, and a bounteous repast was
served. The guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. willard c. Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
W. s. Burton, Mr. and Mrs John
Lloyd, Misses Emma Ashton, Lucy
Ashton Nellie Morris, Mamie Swan,
Lotue Grlggs, Lizzie Caldwell Katie
Morris, Margaret Hill Prudence Brown.
Sarah Price Josephine Morris. Clara
Lawson, Carrie Richards Naomi Bur
ION Messts John y. Morris. j. W. Ash
ton Geo. T. Badger. Elmer CIdwen
samuel Russell, ". ~ swan, Jesse r.
Badger,
On Monday night the Daughters Of
the Revolution give their musicale for
the benefit Of the Scofeld sufferers az
the residence OF Mrs Walter S. Beaue
on West Temple sereet a most de-
hghtiul program has been arranged in
Guiding juvenile recital and other
nuslgal features, one Of the chief
SfeaM furnished being selections by
hflds band OF twenty.four pieces.
which viii generously contribute his
services TO the entertainment The OBJ
~ " most worthy one. aud the az
ialr should be largely attended.
On Thursday evening the Woman's
ttsPIeuean club gave card party al
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