Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

In the weeks record the ball given
by the National Guard Of Utah stands
out as the red letter event, and a few
private affairs have helped TO keep II
from figuring IN an absolute Sahaan
aspect. The noticeable Lenten dearth
however still prevails in contrast to
the previous active season, social func-
tons appearing much IN the light OF
the proyerbia angels visits.
over 100 people were present to enjoy
the ball given by the National Guard
of Utah at Christensen's on Wednesday
night. The han was brilliant with the
national colors, flags and guidons hut-
terlng from every appropriate vantage,
FestooRs Of green enwreathed the chan
delers, and the effect was extremely
artistic The music consisted OF
The special program played at the
inaugural bali and was principal fea-
ture Of the evening, Arrangements for
the ball were IN charge OF Lieut.. Colonel
Beer, Captains Afford Grow, Green
wald, Licuts Webb and Margetts, and
Major Benedict.
Among the guests were Mrs DR.. Beer
Mrs Horne Mrs. Putnam. Misses
Claire Clawson. clint Young May Bill
ings, Groo, LOttie Marcloft, Alton
kimball. Lulu Eldndge, lorenzo Groes-
beck, Margis Young, Mae Margetts,
Breeder, Ellerbeck, Howatt. Smith.
Bishop. Horne. Ollie Myers Nellie
Wheeling, Edna Brown. Mabel Cum
ningham Barbara Kinnersley Watson,
Adjutant- General g. s, Burton, Ser
gesnt- General w. r. Beer. Capt. Owin
II. Grow, Lieut.. Webb, Capt Jack AL
ford. Lieut. Nelson MaIgetts. Major
Chauncey Benedict and Capt j. A.
Greenewald. all In uniform; Messrs.
Chas. Hoag, Art. Kelly. Adrian Penn
broke, VIII Heating, George Glade, Oh
sen, Robt Young. Colin Odell, Andcr.
SON Goddard. Greene. Rosenbaum, Lu-
elan Ray. Geo A. Snow, Horne, Dr.
Keysor Max Brodie. Charlie BILLINGS
Eldredge, Holger. Jensen, LIndQuIst.
One OF the prettlest luncheons Of the
season was given by Mrs y G, Wehber
and Miss Webber yesterday, In honor of
the seyenty-ffth birthday anniversary
OF Mrs, Webher's mother, Mrs Char
lotte y. Richards Small tables were
set in the dining room, parlor and IL
brary, and about forty-hye guests sat
down to the dainty repast The par
Tor was decorated In yellow, damOdils
being used In profusion, and the cleo
trio globes shaded with yellow Pink
and green were used In the library and
dining room, carnations and smilaX be
ing used and pink shades for the chan
deliers. Among the delightful features
OF the occasion was the music fur
nished by Prof, Mcclellan and Miss
Arvilla Clark, and a notable incident
was the presence OF individuals com.
prlsing four generations Of Mrs, G. r.
Richards family Including Mrs, Rich
ards. her daughter, Mrs. Weber
granddauehter Mrs. Geo. Nye and
great grandson. Master George Merrill
Nye
Mrs. Richards received the hearty
congratulations of the many friend,
who enjoyed the delightful event giver
In her honor Present We're Mrs, VI
A. Taylor. Mrs. Emma Woodruff Mrs
Amelia Young Mrs Lorenzo Snow
Mrs A. W. Carlson, Mrs. NJ G., CLAW.
son Mrs lie Grand Young Mrs. H. ]
Richards. Mrs WIN. Jennings Mrs
Phills Ferguson Mrs J. W. Burton
Mrs n. W. clayton. Mrs Emily Wood
mansee Mrs. W. b. Dougan, Mrs
Sarah DlnWo0dcy. Mrs + W, Jen
nlngs. MIS- &. H. Kraft, Mrs S. "
Lynch Mrs. j. H. Movie Mrs, II p
Richards Mrs Martha Wells. ms
Rosslter. Mrs ]. :. Richards Mrs
Sarah r. Smith. Mrs $. sharp, Mrs
Teasdel, Mrs, Burgess. Mrs knight
Mrs Campbell, Mrs. James sharp Mrs
John sharp Mrs Marion Beatty, Mrs
u. s. Spencer. Mrs. C. f. Wilcox, Mrs
]. H. Spencer. Mrs Nelson A. Empy
Mrs. Brooks Mrs / A. Clayton, Mis-
reasdel, Miss Richards Miss Rhod,
Richards Miss Susanne Nye, Mrs
Franken, Mrs. Nye and Master Georg
NJ Nye
A quiet but pretty wedding Of tn
week was that OF Miss Mary EliDbctl
Hell and W Sherman Hunt on Thurs
day night, the event taking place e
the brides home on First North street
The rooms were prettily decorated wiz
palms. potted plants. smlaN and pnl
and white roses and carnations. tn
bridal couple stood In an arChwa
bnnkod al either side with palms an
plants and festooned overhead wit
smllax A trio of violinsts comprisin
Miss Sibv Anderson Miss Esther Al
ten. and Miss Elizabeth Lamsor, playe
bohengfen wedding mafch bcihe IN
ceremony. and Mendelssohn's following
Rev. Clarence h. Brown ofiiciated, I
the prt sence Of few relatives an
Intimate friends The bride is IN
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Hall /,
this city and the groom Is the pastor ,
the Congregational church In Telluride
Colorado he was formerly pastor
tho First Congregational church ,
Park City The young couple have
arge number OF friends. who eNten
..no,,,vt,ti,ns and GOOD wishes. This