Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20

y. NJ. Campbell. Mrs Flashman. Mrs.
Geo. A. Smith, Mrs Campbell. Mrs j.
G.. Poulton. Misses Parry Taylor Foul-
ton. Campbell. Smith Davis Howe.
Bun Burbidge, GlauQuo, Messrs Poul-
ton Burbidge. Foster, Woodruff Bill
ings Duncan.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Gardiner have
issued Invitations TO the wedding Of
their daughter Mabel and Mr. Daniel
B punne. 10 take place Thursday even
ing. oct 2jth.
Mrs. Vivien McCune yesterday gave
an afternoon party. about twenty-five
guests being present The rooms were
prettily decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and the time was pleasantly
spent "a conversation and sewing a
feature OF the afternoon was guessing
contest. In which prizes were given.
The guests were. Mrs NJ. q. Claw
son. Mrs Phoebe Kimball Miss Ida
Felt, Miss Annie Felt Mrs A. w, Me-
Cune. Mrs. A. W. Mctune Jr Mrs
Ward. Mrs. j. A. Groesbeck. Mrs J. A.
Groesbeck Jr. Mrs. Frank Groesbcck,
Mrs Florence Groesbeck. Mrs Eller-
beck. Mrs John Henry Smith. Mrs
John Morgan. Mrs. VI. DougolL Mrs
Phoebe Beatie, Mrs. Nelson A. Empey,
Mrs Adams, Mrs Annie Miner Mrs.
b. 8. Young Mrs Priscilla Jennings
Mrs W. W. Ritter Mrs Seymour 3.
Young,
Mrs. Mcintyre entertained at dinner
on Thursday at her residence ON west
Second South street The dining room
was preitlly decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS, and the parlor with carnations,
IA guests being present. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs w. W Ritter Mr.,
and Mrs, II s. Young. Mr. and Mrs. J.
+. McAlllster Mrs. Prlcilla Jennings
Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Farlow. Mrs. James
a. Eldridge, Miss Eldridge Mrs Laura
Chase. Mrs, Amelia Young, Mrs. RE
Dix.
Last Wednesday the friends Of little
Glen Silver met at the residence OF her
parents, Mr., and Mrs George J. Silver,
Of No. 2S3 Center street. IN a pleasant
gathering. IL was the anniversary Of
her sixth birthday. Choice refresh
ments were served and all kinds Of
Juvenile games participated In, con-
tributlng a red letter day IN the MEM
cries Of the little hostess and her many
invited guests,
On Wednesday the marriage OF Miss
Alice Minerva Calder and William j.
Tuddenham took place, the ceremony
being performed In the Temple during
the day, and a reception being given In
the evening at the home Of the brides
parents TO the relatives and intimate
friends Of the young couple, Roses.
carnations and asters were used In dec
Grafton with artistic effect. the parlor
being especially pretty The bride wore
a dainty gown OF white Swiss with silk
trimmings and carried roses She is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William
Calder Of this city, and the groom is a
son OF Councilman Tuddenham Both
have many friends, who will extend
good wishes.
On Wednesday evening the Young
Ladies' Aid Society gave an elaborate
tea at the residence Of Miss Esther
Freed, the affair being planned for the
benefit Of the society. a delightful pro-
gram was given, consisting OF vocal and
musical selections by Mrs. Mont Ferry.
Arthur Shepherd and an Orpheus club
quartette, and a reading from kipllng's
poems by j. Tod Goodwin. The rooms,
handsomely decorated, made a charm
ing setting for the delightful affair.
which was generously patronized.
Amongst the contributions was a check
for 100 dollars from Mrs. +. f. Holmes,
The opening Of Chrstensen's on
Wednesday evening was a prominent
event of the week. a large number be-
ing present TO enjoy the first dancing
of the season In the popular han. The
rooms have been made beautiful by the
hanging OF pictures and mirrors on the
walls, which relieve the heretofore bare
look. and improvements have been
planned in the music. which will be a
special feature OF the season.
a delightful affair took place on Mon
day at the residence OF Mrs. John
White. the occasion being an afternoon
and evening social given by the ladies'
of st. Marks altar guild The rooms
were tastefuly decorated with palms
and flowers. and a feature Of the even
ing's entertainment was an enjoyable
musical program in which Mrs. Keith.
Mrs. Peabody. Miss Edith Ellerbeck
and Miss Davis took part. Refresh
ments were served at both functions,
which We're successful I'm all details.
About 100 guests were present.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Baldwin viii spend
next month with Mrs; Mary Judge.
Mrs. Fisher and Miss sallie Fisher
left on Thursday and Miss
Ida Savage leaves next week for
New York where Mrs. and Miss Fisher
viii take a Hat and Miss Savage viii
reside with them. II "a the intention OF
the latter to study art and Miss Fisher
viii devote herself 20 music
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs John r. AXton
on Thursday the hosts entertaining a
OF their political friends In an
informal gathering. There was an i'm
promptu program. furnished by Miss
Susie Harper Thomas Harper. John
James, Mrs. Ruth NJ. Fox and Miss
Monroe, and refreshments were served.
on Monday evening the ladies OF the
Maccahees gave an enjoyable dime So
cial and card party In Odd Fellows han
on Market St About 900 guests were
present, amongst them being Mrs Dora
Naricy, deputy supreme commander OF
the order Prizes We're awarded, and
Vfreshments served at the close Of the
contest.
Mrs. Alice NJ Horne's lecture on
home decoration ~ the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms on Monday night
was largely attended and enjoyed by an
present. There is talk Of deyotIng the