Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

Wen, Mrs. W. T. Dd.Dy, MTh' ~ H.
Boggs, Mrs l.. l.. Terry, Mrs. Rich
ards and Mrs. Elgln Travis, and was
most enjoyable throughout
The following was the program OF
the afternoon.
Planola solo see. ."...."Prof. Daynes
Vocal selection .... ...Mrs Tutue
Gibson plcture-"Oh. dear, have |
Miss AIN and little George lgleheart'
Gibson plcture-'ln the future the
churches will be fuller" ....,.,
..,., .,... Mrs. d, y. Hampstead
Gibson plcture-'Their presence OF
nllhq '.s',..'' ...r 90. ..'s. q"
Airs. Travis and Miss Lawson
Gibson plcture-"Dancing Girl 49,,
,.,..,, ....s t......,.. MISS Judge
Gibson plcture-"ln days TO come
who WIN look out for this little
teuoWf ..... mum. .tss.s go.
George lgleheart as Cupid, Miss sadler,
Mrs. Putnam.
Poster Girl ...... $50. Mrs Terhune
Gibson Maid and mlstle-
toe" ..,.. ..". ....Miss McGrath
Contfalto solo ....,....,M Miss Buchholz
Last night the Y. W c. T. Z. gave a
delightful reception and social az the
Y. NJ. e. a. parlors. an interesting pro-
gram being rendered, refreshments
served, and the evening most enjOyably
spent.
The program was as follows:
Scripture reading D. ..... kittie Eager
Prayer .. o.. O.. n..,...John T. Axiom
Solo A Touch OF Humanity ".,..
,.. O., ... o.. q, ....,. Edna DAVIS
Reading "A Glass Of Wine 900.
49,. .... 49,. Mabel Zerby
Solo. Jacks the Boy" Winslow Smith
TAR, Narcotics o.. D.. Florence Alien
Solo, The white Ribbon Edna Davis
TAX. "Of Work, D.. ..., Mrs, Sayory
Solo, Come and Join the w." ct.
......... Florence Underwood
The committee In charge Of the AFFAIR
consisted Of Miss Mary Mayne chair
man Misses Myra Sowles. Ethel Lane
and May Mayne.
The Chinese New Year celebration
went out last night In blaze OF glory
music, firecrackers and nondescrlpt
noises making the immediate welkln oil
Plum alley resound stentoriously TIL a
late hour last night.
The Chinese boys Of the COngrega-
tional church celebrated the finale OF
their holiday In somewhat greater
and vastly more artistic way. givlhg
an elaborate banquet, at which their
teachers In the Sunday school Including
l.. Il. Hall. Mrs Marcus Jones, MISS
Mabel Jones, Miss Wallace ana other
OF their friends were bounteously ieast-
ed.
Addresses were made during the even,
ing By Professors ]. Newton Brown ana
harrington. l.. r. Hall, Mrs, Jones ana
others. and the event proved most en-
joyagle one.
The State kindergarten association
win hold its annual meeting on req.
18th at 2.30 o'clock, when addresses
will be made by Miss May, the presl-
dent Of the association and others N
regard to the kindergarten movement
throughout the State.
The program viii be followed py an
Informal reception and all who are IN
terested in the kindergarten movement
are Invited TO attend.
Last evening Miss Naomi Z. Brunker
and Mr. Fred Walcot Meakin were mar
rled the event taking place at me
residence Of the groom's parents, MI
ard Mrs. John p. Meakin, 4 Union
avenue
The rooms were handsomely decoro-
ated with palms, potted plants and cut
flowers. and o large number OF frienas
and relatives were present The. cere-
mony was performed by Rev Alfred II.
Henry. and Miss Fuschla Ogleby and
Charles w. Meakin assisted as brides
maid and best man. The Mendelsshon
march was played at the entrance Of
the bridal aarty by Chester A. Ames.
The bride was goYned In white SILK
with trimmings Of lace and passeme-
terie and carried bride roses. The
bridesmaid wore a gown OF rose SILK
and carried carnations.
Refreshments were served during the
evening, the table being prettlly dec
Grated with bride roses, carnations and
smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meakln viii be at home
at ( Union avenue after March lst.
Mrs. w. A. Needham gives a Kenslng-
ton at her home, No. 1910 Third street,
Thursday, Feb. 18th.
A most delightful social entertain
ment was given last night by Mrs. and
Mr. Carl A. Dahlquist at their residence
In Sugar House ward, 1920 south Ele-
yenth East street Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y. Taylor
president Of the Granite stake: Mr.
and Mrs William Atwood. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward ]. Wood. Mr. and Mrs.
George Crlsmon Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Cummings Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sjodahl.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Whitaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Harrington. Mr.. and
Mrs. W c. a. Smoot, Jr, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pitt, Mr. and Mrs. r. Murphey, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McGhle MT and Mrs. ~ Hood. Or. and
Mrs s Richards. Mrs. James Faust, Jr..
and Mr. and Mrs ]. 5. Stookey.
After the dainty refreshments had
been served the party were entertained
with piano selections by Miss Agnes
Dahlduist, songs with guitar accom-
panlment by Mrs Faust. and recita-
lions. The guests parted al a late
hour having enjoyed most pleasant
social. entertainment.
An excellent program has been pre-
pared for the Scottish entertainment 20
be given In the Federated Trades hall,
81 west Second South. on Thursday
eve. Feb. 18th, for the benefit 81 the
relief fund a beautiful guilt and two
pairs Of hand knit hose will be given
away 20 holders Of lucky numbers. A
good time Is promised TO all who may
attend.
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