Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14


music took the place of feasting and a
march through the spacious rooms led
by President and Mrs Snow. and par
tcipated IN by an present, was enjoyed.
An excellent musical program was
rendered during the evening those who
took part being Mr. George ID. Pyper
Prof joseph j. Daynes, Birdie Dryer
Seymour B. Young Heber j, Grant
and a number OF the Mcdonald
family Some funny incidents were
related by the guests, and George d.
Pyper as Indian Chief Washakee, was
a notable feature of the occasion. The
guests enjoyed several c0tlllons dur
Ing the evening Among those present
were the First Presidency, several OF
the Apostles and Seventies the presl-
dency OF the Stake. ana other leading
Elders. They were all accompanied by
members Of their families and with the
relatives OF the McD0nalds made w
large and merry party.
Mr.. Mcdonald and his sons are well
known IN mercantile circles In this city,
their standing and reputation are first
class The hospitality Of Mrs, McD0n-
aid. and her talents IN serving dainties
Of her own preparation are thoroughly
appreciated by her numerous friends,
and the musical and histrionic abilities
Of the whole family render an enter
tainment at their elegant home both
pleasing and unique
tss
The ball 10 be given by the Sons Of
the American Revolution on the 10Th
promises 90 be one Of the big successes
Of the season. and with the affair
planned by the Utah Society OF the
Army Of the Philippines win be the
most elaborate patriotic afialts OF a So
cial nature ever given here. The pro-
gram Of dances for the latter has been
issued and Is am artistic design. having
the national Gag In colors on the cover
with the initials U. 5. A. j. underneath.
The invitations for the Pan Hellenic
banquet TO be given on May lst by the
members Of the Greek Letter fraternity
are out. and 81 Is expected a large num-
Der win be present.
on Thursday night Miss Jessie Ben
Mon daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Benni0n Of Taylor-vllle. and Mr.. Ray
mond Cole a well known and popular
cmploye of the Freed Furniture and
Carpet company. We're united In mar
rlage. the event occurring at the home
Of the brides parents.
The rooms were prettily decorated
and the bridal party stood IN the bay
window. which was converted into a
bower by O. pretty arrangement Of fow-
ers and smilaX
The bride wore a dainty gown OF
white Swiss. with lace trimmings. and
carried bride roses
After the ceremony an elaborate sup
per was served. the guests numbering
H.HN .Hr.ar TO-. d.. . q
the evening was pleasantly passed with
vocal and instrumental music Mr.. and
Mrs Cole win De at home after May
lst az their new home on n street,
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Pike announce
the engagement Of their daughter Ruby
Venice. To Captain j, W. Afford. The
wedding Is 70 be In June.
a wedding IN which Salt Lake people
win De interested Is that OF Frank A.
Wadleigh and Mrs. Harriet J. Kellay.
which took place on last Monday. April
ath. Mir Wadlelgh Is well and favora-
bly, known m salt Lake. being formerly
the general passenger and ticket agent
OF The Rio Grande Western.
Mrs. Nellar Is also well known having
been guest at the Knutsi0rd for SOME
length OF time previous 20 going TO New
York and being generally noted for her
elegance and style. The couple met
during Mrs. Kollar's stay here and
seemed much devoted and later Mrs.
keIlar obtained a divorce from her hus-
band who is IN Colorado. The mar
riage is the finale OF the courtship
which begun IN salt Lake, the event oc-
curing at the residence of Mrs Louisa
Eisenbcrg. who Keeps a FIRST class
boarding house Mrs. kirkpatrick and
Miss Alice Noyes. both OF salt Lake,
were The Witnesses.
Mr. John d. Spencer and his son
Allan returned yesterday from a brief
trip 10 New York. Mr.. Spencer went
90 attend a conference OF directors Tor
the purpose Of arranging for the COM
ing summers excursion Of the FORUM
ate representatives who have a place IN
the 100000 club,
Mrs a. f. Ewing leaves May Isl Tor
a months trip IN the Fast
The marriage of Miss Fuschia Ogles-
by and Joseph A. stanton win be
solemnized next Wednesday
q NN NNilNl NNIiliAlAANN Nl NlH q NNNN Sic
ty club have postponed Ladies night
tll the 2lst on account OF musical prep
aratIons on the part Of SO many for
Easter.
Mrs Alfred Gardner. who Is about 20
leave for Great Britain 20 perform a
mission. was very pleasantly surprised
last Thursday by the officers and teach
ers of the sixteenth Ward Relief So
ciety. of which Mrs. Gardner is a mem
Der After a short program consist
ing OF songs and speeches. a dainty
luncheon Was served.
Among those present We're Bishop and
Mrs. George n. Emery. ". ]. Newman.
aud officers and teachers OF the society.
Mrs. Gardner win leave for Europe IN
a few days where she viii do mission
AIRY work with her husband.