Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21

g.. Mccullough, second lieutenant
Ninth infantry viii be interesting new'
20 "a great number of Salt Lake people
with whom the young couple are popu
lar. Miss Forbes Is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs GouyenIr NJ. Forbes, ant
the prospective groom a wei know
and popular young officer. who has beer
recently stationed At Fort Douglas
Mr. McCullough's troop leaves next
week for China and the wedding VIII
take place on Monday after which the
yoJng couple win go 20 San Francisco
20 stay uu the ship sails for Chime
when Miss Forbes VIII return home
Other engagement announcements
that will be OF interest 10 their many
friends Is that Of Miss Nellie May
Bransford. daughter OF Mrs sara
Bransford and Jay T. Harris and Mise
Carrie S. Thorn daughter OF Dr. and
Mrs p. j. Thorn, and s, r. Newhouse
OF sd. Louis. All OF the parties are well
known In salt Lake, and have q host Of
friends who win extend congratulations
and good wishes,
Miss Mary Price who has been the
guest Of Mrs. w. w Ritter In Logan,
during the past week, has returned.
Miss Aryllla Clark Of Provo Il vislt-
Ing friends in the city, She will sing IN
the Tabernacle tomorrow
Manager Simon Bbmberger Of Lagoon
was the host OF a pleasant party az his
popular resort yesterday a number OF
his friends from the East and others
spending a delightful afternoon IN look
lng about the grounds and afterward
partaklng OF n banquet spread at the
depot restaurant. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. segal " Cincinnati,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehmeyer OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Mas, Mr. and Mrs, Sol
Siegel. Mr. and Mrs. simon Eismann,
Mr.. and Mrs j. Bamberger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransohoff, Mr.. Henry Siegel and
Mr. f. Hanauer,
Mrs Croxall gave another Of her de-
lightful muslcales yesterday morning
the program consisting OF musical num-
bers by Mrs willard cannon, Miss Jes-
SUD. Miss TreslZe, Miss Vera Cannon
Miss Kessler, Miss Sells,
Mise Bessie Lawson will spend the
next month az Glenwood Springs.
The Progressive society held a very
interesting meeting at the home Of Che
Misses Brown. No. 6i4 south Third West
street. Friday evening, July 20th.
After the transaction Of the general
business a short recess was declared
during which several members favored
the company with musical selections
on the meeting again being called 10
order, the following program was rem
dertd:
Recitation, Thanatopsls ...J r. Haas
Ingersolrs Funeral Grafton .....u
.... ....... .....Rufus d. Johnson
Informal discussion, Resolved that
the United States should take no part
In subjugatlng the Chinese. Several
members addressed the meeting. The
question was decided by popular vote
IN favor Of the negative.
All members taking part In the pro-
gram dld exceedingly we'll The meeting
was then adjourned to meet al the
same place Friday July eth, at ,. m,
The former members OF the Pro-
efesslve society are cordially Invited "a
spend the day with the Soicety az
Pharaohs Glen. Sunday. July 22nd. All
those desiring to go please meet al the
r. g. w. r. r. depot az 7;i5 a. m, as
the train leaves al s q. m.
Mrs. H. NJ. Dlnwoodey has gone "a
San Francisco 20 spend the summer
with Mr. and Mrs " T Dinwoodey.
Miss Mabel Snow Is entertaining a
party Of young people at Brigham city
The party includes Misses Mabel Snow
Florence Scholes. Mabel Martin OF To-
wa. Winnie and Ethel Saville ano
Grace Cannon, Messrs. Bruce Brown
Tyler Young. Preston Cannon and
Clarence Neslen.
Mrs John Minor has a beautiful ex-
hibit Of water color paintings In Midg-
ley's store. done In the Opaque style
comprising a choice number OF floral
pieces. painted by Mrs. Minor. which
are eXquIsitely done Mrs, Minor dur
ing her recent stay IN Chicago, studied
under Mrs Human, a pupil OF Madame
RoosenboOm Of The Hague. the great
Holland flower painter The exhibit
VIII continue during next week
The club OF mineral painters which
meets az the studio Of Mrs John Minor
adjourned yesterday for the season. Tn,
club viii recOnveue early In September
Miss Louise Odell has gone 10 Idaho
Falls Miss Jean Odell goes TO the Park
tomorrow 20 spend a week with her
friends, the Groos, az the ontario mine
BRIGHTON SOCIETY.
silver Lake. July l7.-Last evening q
piaasan, ball was given in the hote
hall under the auspices OF the Silver
Lake Amusement club. There were
fuzzy ljO guests IN attendance and a
very enjoyable time was had until mid.
ni-ht. This was the first ball and so.
cial OF the season, out several more arr
contemplated.
Preparations are being made FOR q bis
celebration on the 2ith. Among N,
amuscments Is O BAH game between IN,
'Ontarios Of Park City and Brighton
Reds" Of Silver Lake Horse races. foot
races, etc. TO wind up with a big bal
in the evening at the hotel
There are al present more cottages ant
campers here than there have ever beer
az one time. The following Is "a pdrtla
list OF cottages occupied, The Odell cot,
tage by II Dinwo0dey. family ant
guests; the Moyle cottage Boy j. n
Moyle and family, the Piper cottag,
by O. ID. Pyper and family. the Whit.
ney cottage by II. @. Whitney and fam.
ny. the Brooks cottage by Mrs Clara
q. Brooks and family: the Brown cot,
tage By Mrs Brown and family: IN,
Godbn cottage by Mrs. S. r. Godbe and
family; the Highland cottage by Mrs
g. r. Bell, wife and family; the Gnmei
cottage by b. L. Godbe and family. IN,
Karrick cottage by Frank Knox and
family. the Camp Roy by Mrs. l. g.
Karrck and family; the Short cottage.
are occupied by Mr. Alfred Godbe ant
family Mrs David Evans and family
and W y. short and family. the Au
tumn by Mr.. Putnam and family; IN,
Croxall cottage by Mr. J. T. Croxall
family and guests, the House thai
Jack Built by r. T. Morris and family
the Hines cottage by the Sadlers; me
staten cottage by r. s Wells and fam
fly; the Plummer cottage by Mrs DR.
Plummor. Mrs Or Ewing and guests