Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

weeks 90 sdit Lake prior 20 gong 10
Montana.
A German was given by the guests OF
the ST. James hotel on wednesday
night. the dining room which WAS
pretuly decorated, being used Tor the
occasion. Music was furnished by the
Orion tt.0. Refreshments We're served
and the evening delightfully."- passed
Mr. Harry KIm11ll was surprised by
a number of bis young friends Monday
evening at his home on North Temple
street The evening was spent by The
guests no progressive '6l.' First prizes
were won by Miss Alton klmball and
Dir win Swan. Refreshments We're
served during the evening. Those pros
emit We're: Misses Clluce Thatcher
Gertrude Felt. clara kimbau Clint
Young. Carma Thatcher Alton KIM
BAH ora Rogers. Tllie Barton Messrs,
NAL McAuIster. Len simmons. Orson
Hyde. Harry kimbsll Adrian simmons,
win Swan. Clarence Neslen.
The ladies' Of the Retail Clerks assoc
citation gave a most delightful social at
the Ladies' Literary club on Thursday
night The evening opened with
program of music ana fecltati0ns, each
number of which was distinct success
Amongst those who took part We're
Miss Briggs Miss Viola palkinson, Miss
Flossip Mcdonald Miss Levy Miss
Nelson ana Mcssrs Harper Murphy
and Midgley and graphone selections
made up the balance OF the numbers.
After the program dancing was I'M
dulged In and refreshments were serve i
on Thursday evening the ladies auNil-
Harry Il he 'a'e'on cllb gave peas
ant entertainment OF the Federation Of
Labor halI-dancing an excellent pro-
gram and refreshments being features
OF the evening Those who took part In
the program were Messrs David Muir
dock Thomas Ashworth. David Hen
derson. ID. ~ Boyd Miss Belle Pack.
Miss Kingdom and Miss Jennie Muir
dock The general committee In charge
consisted of Miss Hamilton. Miss Han
nah Whyte and Miss Anna White
The bah given by the Utah Society
Sons of The Revolution at Christensen
ON Thursday night ranks amongst the
most brilliant events of the past year.
The affair had awakened delightful am
ucipations beforehand and fully full
filed the brightest expectations. The
hall was gorgeous with the red. White
and blue. military emblems aiding I'm
appropriate decoration for the occasion,
and with a throng Of beautifully cos
tuned women and uniformed men NOV
ing I'm the dances the scene was a most
strikngly brilliant one.
The addresses made by President
George l.. Nye and Fisher Harris were
notable efforts and met with bursts Of
appreciative applause, and all other de-
tails of the evening were equally sue
cessful. The orchestra was enlarged
and the music was one Of the features
Of the occasion. Refreshments were
served by Franklin, and were Of the
daintiest The visiting governors were
present and with the numerous other
guests present thoroughly enjoyed the
evening
Mr.. Hyrum z. Folsom, Of North Salt
Lake was the recipient Of a surprise
party on Thursday night az which
large delegation Of neighbors ana
friends was present The AFFAIR was
gotten up by Mrs. George r. Jones and
Mrs. $. +. Fernstrom and was a com
plete surprise. A bounteOus picnic had
been provided by the guests and the
repast spread from the dainty collec-
ton did honor 10 the occasion. IL was
throughout a jolly party, and In addi-
ton 10 singing social chat and lunch
con, the parlor was cleared and dancing
was INDUCED ln The affair was wholly
informal and those IN attendance are
unanimous IN the verdict that IL was
most successful one.
A pleasant masquerade party was
given al the residence vi Mrs Mulhal
on Monday night. about sixty-five
guests being present. A large mum.
Der were In costume, amongst the
most notable being Mr. Sid Clawson as
an cold maid" Mrs Sid Clawson Top
49," Mrs. Mulhall. "Kausha,' Miss Min
ME Margetts. yum YUM Miss Rudd
"Pitu Sing" May Margetts Admiral
Dewey" Annie SOrenson Scotch Girl
George Margetts Irish Policeman, p
Mrs. Paine OF ogden japanese girl
Mrs. Nellie Smith Of Centeryille For
tune Teller" Miss Garter Turkish
GIRL" Bert Margetts "Nordica,' Leslie
Margetts "Paderewsk
Refreshments were served during the
evening Mrs Mulhall was assisted by
Miss Thonburg and Miss May Mar
gets.
Mr.. and Mrs. sid Clawson were the
recipients Of a pleasant surprise party
on Wednesday night about twenty OF
their friends gathering unexpectedly az
their home on Canyon Road. The even
Ing was cnj0yably spent with music
Rotations and social pasimes ana a
delicious supper was served.
Those present were. Mr. and Mrs, W.
Noedham. Mr.. and Mrs John Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Margetts, MI.
and Mrs. Lawrence Young, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Margetts. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Narretts. Mrs. Paine ot ogden,
Mrs. Gnmths. Mrs. Mulhall, Mrs. smith,
Miss smith, Miss Thornburg, MISS
Brown. Miss Judd Mr.. Ernest Parrish.
Mrs z. 3. Wells left on Wednesday
for Washington. where she VIII repre-
sent the Utah Society Daughters OF the
Revolution at the coming national con-
ference,
Mrs. Paine OF ogden spent the past
week as the guest Of Mrs. Sidney claw
son. -,
Miss Uulda COXman was very pleas-
anuy surprised boy a number OF her
friends on Wednesday night. Ihe
evening was spent In games ana music
after which a lunch was served. u nose
present were Misses Silver, Grims-
dale. Squircs. Wiscomb Smith, Wilson,
Movie Lucas. Give, Messrs silver
souires. covert, Score. spicer. VIII
llanis sprunt. Davis. Cambel, kenelly,
Jensen. Sears Hatch, Brady.
The Young ladies' Ala society will
give a bail on Monday, the 5Oth Of
APRIL and n the details planned are
carried out the affair Will be a pro-
nouuCed success,
News has ben received Of the mar
rlage ~ Miss Addie McNeely and Mr.
John English of Durango. the event oc-
CURING in that city on last Tuesday
The bride IS sister Of Mrs. Zeno
Barnes 90 this city and made many
friends during her frequent visits In
Salt Lake Mr.. English Is an employe
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