Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-30

The near approach Of Conference Is
causing the usual stir throughout the
city, numerous households beginning to
prepare for entertaining the visitors
who in early April turn their faces to
the capital, as the eastern pilgrims tSt'-
the well worn paths TO Mecca, ~.
week myrlads of the city's homes VI
be filled with the cheerful fac
guests enjoying their seml-annual =
grImage, alert to all the intsIa
Of opportunity for spiritual rev
ing and the change and en-;
ment Incidental to the brief y
inthe city. with its interest Of reliG
the gathering Of great throngs, re-
newal Of old associations and chances
of pleasure. Some Of the public enter
talnments being prepared for their
pleasure are the big Faust concert al
the Tabernacle with our popular Easton
IN the program, the opera Of Fatinltza
and numerous other smaller affairs,
which promise TO keep the visitors well
supplied with amusements during their
stay. With these viii be the usual
numerous private parties giyenin honor
Of guests soj0urning at the homes ol
residents.
An event OF interest TO Salt Lakers
was the marriage In Washington on
last Wednesday Of Mr.. Charles A,
Walker Of this city and Miss Leila
sherrard, niece Of Senator w NJ Stew
art Of Nevada, the ceremony being per-
formed at the latter's residence The
event, while something Of the nature of
a surprise 70 Mr.. Walkers relatives at
present, was not totally unexpected az
the young people had met some time
ago In San Francisco and II was under
stood that the marriage would take
take place In short time, Mi Walk
er Is a son Of the late j. r. Walker and
has many friends here The bride has
never been In Salt Lake, but she Is de-
clared TO be a charming young lady
and her coming will be greeted with
interest.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. c. W
Cushing entertained a siXly-three card
party. The rooms were prettily decor
ateo with pink carnations and smilaX
Prizes were won by Mrs Edward Nc
Gurrn, Miss Edith Reed and Mrs Bert
Young. The guests were. Mesdames
John sharp, ]. n. sharp G. W. Put
man. Clarence Warnock Fred W.
Scarf, Harry N. Mayo, Ralph r. Hoag,
H. W. Whitney, Edward McGurrin, G.
c. Lambert. Bert Young, j. d. c.
Young, Edwin Dowden, d, S. Spencer,
A. A. Moulton, J. H. Dewey, II. y.
Cushing, j, l. Gallagher, r. a.
Greenep, John Afford, W. $. Romney
O. z. Miles Lee Brown. G, II. Smell
Misses Lucia Miles. frankie sharp.
Lou Johnson. Amy Pike Belle Dewey,
Jean Afford, Evelyn Tuddcnham, Edith
Reed. Hope Mcintyre, Emma Mcintyre.
Mile Atkins, Alice Ciawson.
Mrs. Daisy Harding entertained the
painting club and few other guests at
cards yesterday at her residence
on North Temple street The score
cards and tauies were in Indian de-
sign. The guests were Miss Edna
DWyer. Miss Kate Dwyer, Mrs Nebcker,
Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. G.. +. Felt, Miss Pitt.
Miss Reid, Mrs. Pitt. Mrs. Lee Miss
Walker, Mrs Ellerbeck. Miss B0wring
Mrs. Clark. Miss Monatt, Miss Hayes,
Miss Savage Mrs. Kimban. Mrs. Nc
Donald, Miss Gates. Miss BoXrud Miss
Lyle Young Mrs Brother, Miss Ada
Ellerbeck, Miss Geneva Ellerbeck, Miss
Lunt.
Miss Hartwell entertained at kenslns
ton on Thursday at her home on Sixth
street The rooms were decorated with
carnations and the afternoon was de-
llghtfully spent with music and other
social pastlmes. Present We're Mrs
McAlllster. Mrs. Dix. Mrs Mcintyre
Mrs. Teenle Chase, Mrs. Joseph Young
Miss Retta Young, Miss Fannie
Young. Mrs Benedict Miss Nilatt
Young. Mrs. Mock. Mrs Frank Klmhan
Miss Eckerly Miss Rose Eckerly. Mrs
Farnsworth. Mrs Price, Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Eddngfleld Miss Teasdel. Mrs
Jennings. Mrs Harris. Mrs. Hicks. Mrs
Mulloy. Mrs Street. Miss Street. Mrs
Schenck Mrs. VIM Kimboll. Mrs. FIRE.
Walker. Miss Gene Kimball. Mis-,
Lewis Miss Wiike. Mrs McCrae. Mrs
Seckles. Mrs. Riley. Mrs Sands. Miss
Louie Dewey, Mrs. Doe, Mrs Ken
worthy, Mrs. Van Colt Mrs. peirce
Miss Nell Perry was hostess at Z
pleasant card party on Monday nigh
The contest being followed boy a dalntl
supper. Prizes were won by Mr.. Junl
Ne Snow and Mr. Nesper Bradford Tn
guests were; Misses Maud Snow. Pear
Perry. Josie Price. Lillian Pye. Bell
Carnahan, and Messrs Junius SNOW
Tom Morton, Henry Olson. Ben John
son. Lee Olson. Alma Nelson, Nespe
Bradford, Chas. Perry.
The following card Of invitation vii
explain itself TO the many who hav
heretofore enjoyed the delightful re
unions OF the California missionaries