Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

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San Diego Evening Tribune March 10.
AT the Fifth Avenue. on last Wednes-
day evening, Mrs o. 4. Carlson OF salt
Lake city. and her niece, Miss Dale, Of
Nebraska entertained number Of
friends by giving a musical in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. Pickard Of Salt
Lake city. The parlor was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with flowers
and smlax and the musical program
was one Of unusual excellence. Too
much cannot be said in praise Of Mrs.
Carlson's rendering Of captivating vocal
selections. Her voice II one Of rare pur-
lty and compass and Is a great addition
to the musical circles Of San Diego. The
piano portion OF the program was fur
nlshed By Miss Nyhan. Miss Dale and
Mir. Lllcrap, Miss Nyhan's interpreta-
ton OF classical and difficult compost
ton being especially enjoyable. and not
the least attractive part OF the program
was Miss Kinneys violin playing II
was far beyond the average amateur
performance one usually hears at social
gatherings and was highly appreciated
BY those present A dainty collation.
was served Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickard Of Salt Lake City.
Judge and Mrs. Leland Of Kansas city,
Mo- Mrs. NJ. r. Beatty, Miss Bartlett,
Judge and Mrs. Kinney Mrs Hender-
son. Mr. A. L. Lilllcrap, Miss May c.
Nyhan, Miss Mamie j, Kinney, Miss
Campbell, Miss Evelyn Carlson and Mr..
Il. s Kinney.
Last night the Woman's Democratic
club gave an elaborate social AFFAIR at
the residence Of Mrs. ]. l.. Rawlins on
First and b streets. The entertainment
was cards and handsome prizes were
awarded. the first FOR both ladies' and
gentlemen being a sterling silver spoon
with gold bowl with the inscription
king 1907 engraved thereon. The
winners were Mrs. H. j. Hayward and
| j. NJ. Cohen. The consolation prize was
a water color picture of an Indian and
was won by Mr.. Beatty. After the con-
test short musical program was rem
| dered by Miss Olive Gray, Miss Bessie
Edmonds, Miss Ruth Wilson. Mr. Geo,
| D. PIPER and Mr.. Edward Scrace. Re-
| freshments were served at the close OF
the pleasant affair Mrs. Rawlins was
assisted by Mrs. w. II. King Mrs VIII
| liam Dale. Mrs. Geo. H. Wood. Mrs.
Cohen, Mrs. Horne and Mrs. Wilson.
on Thursday evening Mrs. A. w. Nc
Cune gave a delightful reception TO
! the general and local boards Of the
| Y. In. l. A. The rooms were hand
somely decorated and an enjoyable pro-
gram was rendered followed by a de-
! licious supper. Amongst the guests
were the First Presidency and other
Church officials besides the members Of
the association boards.
Last night the juniors Of the High
school gave q reception az the Ladies'
/ Literary club house. dancing, a musical
| program and an old-fashioned candy
pun being emongst the pleasant fea-
lures Of the affair.
Mrs. Charles y. Moore entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her residence on
Thirteenth East street. The rooms were
decorated with daffodlls. carnations
and fuschias. a social afternoon follow
ing the luncheon. The guests were.
Mrs. Coulter. Mrs Myer. Mrs. Van
Armand, Mrs Wightman, Mrs. Nelden,
Mrs. II. W, Brown, Mrs Ewing, Mrs.
Vincent.
Mrs. William G. Sharp and Miss Ora
Hardness leave shortly for the east.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daily enter
tained at dinner yesterday In honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Brown.
The social party IN the Eighteenth
ward hall last evening under the aus.
pices Of the Improvement associations
Of the ward. was a very pleasant and
social affair. About 100 people par
ticlpated so that while there we're
plenty 70 IN the floor II was at no time
crowded, The purpose of the ball was
purely social The committee was
Ethel Savillc. Laura Patrick. Margaret
Game Mary Young Rose Toronto,
Clarice Thatcher. Mrs Francis Thomas
sen. Mrs Emma W pyper. Mrs Marion
Whitney. Messfs. w. q. Patrick. J. r.
Clayton. Harry Klmball. Frank Muyie.
II. G. Whitney. VIII Shepherd. George
d. Pyper
a very pleasant and enjoyable social
was given at the T. Of u. last evcnng
under the auspices Of the class Of 1909
The room was very prettily decorated
with the class colors gold ana purple,
and the American Tag.
The music furnished was by the
Parrish boys, members n our own closs.
Al enjoyed themselves 50 wei that
they were fain 70 leave and the dance
kept mp until $3.50 o'clock Among those
present were Misses Chapman Adam.
son. Elcreen Ray. Holhrook. Knutson.
Turner. Mexican Lan. simmons, and
Mcssrs Elereen. Adams. Forester.
Dresser. Grover. Parrish. Sheffield. Neil.
Weese. Anderson Davis, C0ndle Todd.
Smith. Nuitnl, CUR Llilywhitr. DIT
I Kingybury and wife. Prof Merrill aud
wife, Or Howard and wife, Levi Young