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

clal circles compared to the three pre-
yious ones. The reception and dancing
party given by the students OF the
Salt Lake Business College on Tuesday
night was the one notably brilliant
public event, the rest OF the list OF So
clal functions being home affairs OF a
most delightful nature. The reason for
the very evident collapse IN the num-
Der OF festivities is due In large meas
ure TO the fact that the Lenten days
have begun, Wednesday ushering In
the season that TO many VIII mean a
considerable degree of remuneration In
the line Of social pleasures.
one OF the most delightful events OF
the week was the dancing and cue
party given by Or. and Mrs. J. T. White
on Monday evening. The rooms were
decorated with a profusion Of plants
and pink carnations artisticRlly ar
ranged, the table In the dining room
being prettlly decorated with carna-
lions and pink ribbon A feature OF
the evening was a musical program,
vocal solos being given by Prof. H. 5.
Goddard and Miss Elsie Barrow and
plano selections by Mr.. Harry X. Even
son. The rest Of the evening was de-
voted TO dancing ana pool playing,
dainty refreshments being served dur
ing the evening. Mrs. White was as.
sisted by Mrs. II. Dinnlny. Mrs. ].
Beatie, Mrs. J. Kinkead, Mrs Charles
Smith, Mrs. Bedford and Mrs. j. II.
Johnson. The guests were: Miss Block,
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titan L'De1iey, mIs, warren nokue'
AIRS Egdar iuttie, MIS-. hopert Glen
llhhing. MIS-. JAMES Iohoch' MISS
BLOCH, Miss Hsnsuer' MISS SraWioru'
MISS hookhoge' Mrs' hook,age' ATS
1hiasner Miss sprasue, M,s' W W.
sprasue' MIS-, ~, SharD' MIs, ~, bun-
phI, Mrs' u. Iaiiner' Nrs' Joseph
same. MRS; John Gam MIS-. bosss'
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Fast fourth South, ON iuesuay aiter-
noon Nhlch was one OF the most en-
,oyapie analrs Una. nave peeh given
AT the Mcponald nome. purihs tiIs
AFTERNOON slochlhs uarn,ns cyn'es'
created much merrlhehI MIS-. w. ~.
pougaii and MISS Laura hunter were
awarded prizes tor darnlhg' some OF
the oio fashloned costumes created
h'uch leuEhter ana DINERS OF lnore
aestneuc style were eguauy auirliaple;
mareh ana seNera oiu iashlyleu
canoes were enjoyed during ,he after
noon, also interesting games ana music.
Nocal ana ihstrumehtal seiec'lohs were
gwen py Misses Edna anu NATE DWyer,
mrs. Margetts, MISS Lahlqulst' MISS
brown ana Mrs Mcdonald. Mt NC
Donald rendered number OF old iash-
Toned tunes from thlriy years pack
The supper would nave been an elapor.
ate one IN days gone by. II consisted
OF numerous old fashioned dishes, such
az chicken, pork ana beans, pumpkin
pie, mince pie, brown bread, ginger
bread. bologna, home cured ham, dough
nuts. dried apple sauce, home made Ice
cream. barley coffee and numerous
ent OF the meals their grandmothers
cooked. The dining room was lighted
with candles In decorated bottles. and
In the center OF the table was an I'M
mense old fashioned bowl filled with
pop corn. Some OF the dishes used were
family relics from Is TO 100 years old.
AZ each plate scalioped domestic nap