Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL sOCTATg
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The 3. +, PeiXotto Lodge No 42l In
dependent order Bnai Birth, will give
d reception in honor of Mn and Mrs.
Louis p. Boukoisky ut the Ladies' Lit
crary club house on New Years eve.
The committee ON arrangements are
VIM. g. Waters and Joseph BoehmeE
tst
Miss Mabel Clarke. who has been in
California for the past TWO months, has
Returned
a meeting OF the committee was held
yesterday for the purpose of revising
The bylaws Of the State Federation.
Suggestions We're made and discussed.
nnd the meeting adjourned subject 20
the call OF the chair
49,
The orchestral concert 20 be given az
the Grand Theater next Wednesday
night Is attracting q natter.ng amount
of interest 90 social circles The fact
that the combined 0rchestras Of the city
VIII take part is sufficient TO insure a
musical treat 20 say nothing Of the par
ucipation of such artists as Prot j. j.
Mcclellan. h. s Goddard and others.
one Of the chief tlatures viii be the
rendition OF MOscbeles plano concerto
by Prot, McClellaR with the entire or
chestra. The concert promises 10 be the
musical event Of the season.
The tourist section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club VIII meet on Tuesday at 10
o'clock. Mrs. Ellen Elliott win give a
paper on Van Dyke ana Teniers. ana
Mrs. Woodruff win speak ON the Mod
ern Art Of Holland.
On Christmas day Mr. Chas. and Mrs.
Eliza West, Of pcOa. Summit county.
Utah. celebrated their golden wedding
az the residence Of the son, Bishop
Jabez West Of the Ninth ward salt
Lake City The honored couple were
married In London. England. on Christi
mas day, 1850. I'm the early COS they
emigrated with their family to Utah,
and have lived here ever since. They
have large family Of children. grand
children and great grandchildren. quite
number " whom. with a few friends II
the family, gathered at the residence
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Mr. West sang the old lavOrite song,
My Old Friend John. with an his
old time force, and H. with many other
musical selections by himself and fam-
iy helped 10 make the hours pass
happily away An original poem was
presented to the aged couple by their
nephew, Cha9. Denney.
The second "Red and BLACK ball VI
the season was given az Christensen's
last evening. over $50 couples were
present. and all spent a most enjoyable
evening Among those present We're the
Misses Florence Groesbeck. Ruth Kirk
patrick Margle Miller, Edith Miller.
Pearl Weller. Hattie whitney, jose
mime Wells, Msrgory Ellerbeck. Phania
Cooper. Ruth Cooper. Leda Rawlns.
Lulu Heating, Minnie James Lucille
Jennings Lottie Holmes. Miss Jeremy.
Retta Pyper Emma Grocsbeck. Alton
Kimball. Mary COwan, Miss Kirkpat-
rick. Ehle Greenstreet, Jack Mcclure,
Eva Thomas. Bessie Chandler Jennie
Bdattlc Efhe Rowe. Louise Lams0n
Clint Young Daisy Blybould, Annie
Adams Helen Shepard. Laura Bird
Miss Manard Jennie Lynn SybIl An
dprsUu, Messrs Nick Smith. Winslow
Smith otis McNight George Moore
Hugo Wells. Frank Moore. Sid Reatie
Joe Jeremy Lee plnw01dsy. Lolliu.
James Wade Guy Eldredge, James
sldlef A. J.. Thomas Jr Alex Thomas
Ernest Green. JACK Merrill. Scott
Groesbeck. Callahan. Gardiner Morris
Burke. VIII Burke Ed Thorn. Kenyon,
Wnl James, Gene Clayton, Adrian Penn