Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-02
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Ian Old-tashioned party at the Ladies
Literary club house There was a large
= attendance ana almost every one pres
ent came dressed according 10 fashions
OF days long since gone by. Costumes
were called into use ranging from
those Of the old colonial days down to
the 'cow puncher" Of twenty years
ago, First prizes for best costumes We're
, awarded TO Miss Myers and Mr. Schulz
ter the second prizes were won by MISS
Arnold ana Mr. Strlnger Dancing oc-
cupied the attention Of the club dur
ing the greater part Of the evening ana
right merry time was had going
through the stately figures Of fifty
years ago. Refreshments. consisting Of
cider. stick candy, crackers and cheese,
and doughnuts, were served during the
evening, and voted an epicurean sue
cess
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
glneers gave their 10th annual bail on
Thursday night at Christensen's, and
no more enjoyable affair has been in
stituted under their auspices. The hall
was beautifully decorated with signal
flags and festoons Of green vines, and
on the musicians stand was a minia-
ture engine and tender with section
headlights with flying signal flags on
either hand. Above In cOlored electric
lights were the initials "B. l.. f." and
the archway between the dancing hall
and reception room was decorated with
signal lanterns. The chandeliers were
lighted with red. white and blue lights.
\ sulnIt uOus supper was served by
Franklyn. The following were the COM
mittees IN charge:
Arrangements--H d. Cole, h, +, Es-
tes j. T. Beess, + l.. Cowan. c. A.
Mclean, l.. w. Kessler, A. Preece.
ReceptIon-T. j. Built, A. Hatch,
Charles Shermer, j. Foster, j. Beess,
William Buttle, Charles Seegrath. II.
w. Fletcher.
Floor--Fred King. William Robert
son, J. Yeates. j. Gordon Charles Ten
ney. @. A. Mclean, ?. Sullivan, G. A.
Cane, N. w. Hewlett, Il. c. Allen.
Mrs, A. r. Vollmer entertained at
"G3' on Tuesday evening, about fifty
guests being present The rooms and
lower and upper halls We're filled with
palms Of several varieties. and roses,
carnations and violets aided In the
beautiful decoration. The score cards
We're handsome nora art cards, and the
TALES were shields. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. Hosmer and Mrs.
Hoag, and the consolation by Mrs. De-
lano and DR.. Hosmer. The guests were:
DR.. and Mrs. GriswOld. DR.. and Mrs.
Hosmer, Or, and Mrs. Lyon, Mr.. and
Mrs Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs Delano, Mr.
and Mrs. Jolly. Mr., and Mrs. Dale, Mr..
and Mrs futile, Mr. and Mrs. Rood, Mr..
and Mrs Fabian. Mr.. and Mrs. Steph.
ems, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Bogue, Mr.
and Mrs. Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. Bow
man, Mr. and Mrs Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Peyton Mr. and Mrs. Nelden, Mr.. and
Hoag, Mir. and Mrs Dunn, Miss Stew
art.
Prof. VIM. Johnston Of the Salt Lake
Business college. and wife, gave an in
formal entertainment to a number OF
pupils and teachers OF the college, at
their home at i52 east. Second South,
last Saturday evening There were
games and music. and luncheon was
served at eleven.
Mr., Hurd, the photographer, was sent
for, and he took flashlght photos OF
the party 1t was one OF the most en-
ioyable OF events.
- HuNt PifStHl WERE ANNA lslONu, An
ma Bone, Martha Boden. Nettie Shields,
Eiiie Douglas. Ethel Woodmansee. Ada
Bitner, Chas. Bernheardt. j. K. Tud.
denham. c. Il. Clancy l.. Il. Smithen, A.
]. Scott. 5. W, Currie. j. w. Hacker
NJ. II. Ross, and Geo. A. Cole.
The officers Of the National Guard OF
Utah Will give grand military ball at
Christensen's han, next Wednesday eve
ming. II promises 90 be among the
leading social events of the season. The
same musical program rendered at the
Governors inaugural ball. which viii be
remembered as exceptionally fine, viii
be given, II is announced that no spec.
ial invitations have been issued but
that tickets can be obtained from any
OF the officers.
The old-fashioned ball given at the
Eighteenth ward hall last night for the
benefit of the woman's building to be
erected for the Relief Society, Y, l.. NJ.
/ and Primary associations. was de.
lghtful affair In all details. A large
number were present. and some pic.
turesque and quaint costumes were seen
both on the floor and amongst the spec
tatOrs.
The marriage OF Miss Ivy Hayes and
Ebenezer J. Brain took place on
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