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

stein, and Mr.. Max Harriss. The dec
orations were American Beauty roses,
and the evening was pleasantly spent
al whist until ~ O'clock, when an
elaborate supper was served. The
guests were: Rabbi Lowenstein, Miss
Stella Lowenstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Simon. Miss Rola Simon. Mr. and Mrs.
Alec Cohn. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis,
Adolph Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bukofsky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sulop, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Simon. Mrs. i. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam. c. Llchtenstein, Miss Carrie
Mooney, Mr.. Louis Bukofsky, Miss Mat
tie Lichtenstein. Messrs. Ben Mark and
Nat Lichtepstein.
The Y. l. NJ. |. A. Of Forest Dale
gave a delightful social last evening
at the residence Of Royal b. Young in
honor Of Zina b. Cannon, Sarah Sum-
merhays and Nellie Fowler, two OF
whom have been called TO labor in an
official capacity In the new Granite
Stake and were therefore compelled to
resign as officers of the Forest Dale
Y. L. Nj. I. A. Besides the pleasant So
cial features which characterized the
gathering, most praiseworthy one was
the presentation OF souvenirs to the
ltlllluE piuttlc w llc nntiHbtIt Ol lltc
Y. l.. society; after refreshments were
served, addresses and responses were
given. the affair being a most enjoy
able one throughout.
A pretty social event occurred in Lo-
gan last Saturday night In the form OF
a paper party given at Palace hall
under the auspices Of the dancing club.
The guests We're arrayed In paper
costumes OF various designs, the bright
colors used In many OF the gowns, hats.
sunbonnets, etc, making pretty pic
ture. Amongst the most striking Of the
ladies' costumes were those OF Misses
Connie and Phyllis Thatcher, the Misses
Martineau, Miss Gladys Spencer. Miss
Hyde, Miss Moench. Mrs Shermer and
Miss Foster. The gentlemen wore
tests, collars, cuffs and neckQes OF
paper, the most noticeable make-ups
being those Of W. y. Preston, Jr., L. =.
Bacon, Mr.. Shepherd. Mr. Irvine, the
Drs. Gowans. Mr. George +. Thatcher.
Prof. Snow. Prof Thomas, w. c. Gates.
Several Salt Lake people were present,
amongst them Mrs. Cannon, ]. ID. Spen.
Ger and the Messrs. Cannon Music
was furnished by Prof. Cites band,
and delightful time was enjoyed by
all.
From present indications the Kidder
engagement next week will rank as a
notable social as well as a theatrical
event. A number Of stall and parquet
parties are planned for the event, which
promises 10 be q most brilliant one.
Miss Jean Spencer entertained q few
OF her little friends at an informal az
ternoon party yesterday. The time was
pleasantly spent In games etc. and
refreshments were served Those pres
ent were: Teresa Taylor Louise Young,
lrma Clawson. Belle Clayton. Laura
Rawlins. Margaret Werner, Nan Claw
son, Glen knowton. Frank Whitney,
John Nlels Clawson.
Mrs. j. T. Gilmer and Miss Gilmer
were hostesses at a reception at the
Knutsford on Monday. The rooms were
artistically decorated with cut flowers
and ferns, and large number OF guests
were present. Tea was served In the
ordinary during the afternoon, Mrs.
Woodward being In charge.
Mrs r. H. Terhune was the hostess
NJ a delightful afternoon luncheon on
Thursday, covers being laid for twelve.
The decorations were In yellow and
green. daifodis. ferns and smilax being