Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-22

cer;" Spencer Young. THE Black
Mask" Frank whitney, Hard CASH"
Jack Clawson. Jack and the Bean
Inch a Soldier" Robert Leonard. Lit
tie Girl in Blue" Melvin sayille'
French Soldier" Dean Daynes,
Fighting joe" Henry Moyle, "Mexi-
can INDIAN" Horace Whitney, Bun
thorne;" Russell Rossiter. Count Of
Monte Cristo," Allan Spencer, Not
Like Other Boys Levi Rter as "A
Colored Preacher" was the best sus-
tanned character; Geordie Piper, Katie
Putnam" Erie Richardson, Retta Young.
Filipino girl; Lara Rawlins, Japanese
lady: Teresa Taylor. Dutch boy; Mar
garet Werner. Dutch girl Maud Ri
ter. Lord Fauntleroy; airline Tibbits,
gypsy fortune teller; Josephine claw
son, Little Buttercup, Louise Young,
Martha Washington; Irma Clawson.
Seven Seas; Nan Clawson, Priscilla;
Rehan Spencer Carmen Bella Clayton
the rose of yesterday Geneive clark,
rose In bloom. Jean Spencer, an ola
fashioned girl
On Tuesday afternoon last at her
home on South Seventh East street,
Mrs. Daniel Harrington entertained IN
honor OF her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Y TAYLOR. Mrs. Harrington was as
sisted by Mrs. +. Y. Taylor Mrs. h. Y.
TAYLOR and Mrs. j. II. Give, with Mrs.
Gibbs presiding at the punch bowl
AS q special feature of the afternoon
entertainment the home was formally
dedicated by President Joseph f. Smith,
who with President +. Y. Taylor of the
Granite stake and others were pres
ent later IN the day Several excel
lent musical numbers were furnished
during the afternoon by Professor w. c.
Give and son, and by Miss Sarah rat
ten and Miss Matte Read,
The guests were: Mesdames b. y
Smith. NJ. |. Horne, Mary Horne, RAJ
chel Grant, NJ. Nj. Barratt. Annie Wat
son. Mary o. Taylor. Elmina S. Tay-
Tor Mary s. Campbell. Maggie 7.
Gibbs. Mary Gibbs, Ruth NJ. Fox,
Elizabeth Taylor, Jennie Campbell,
Clara NJ. Cannon. Ellnor Sebeck, Han
nah Everett. Lizzie Folsom, Mrs. At
wood. f.. h. Wells, Hannah Wells. EN-
ma Woodruff, Louie Taylor. Margaret
Best. Alice Lambert, Fanny Siddoway.
Elizabeth Stevenson. Maria Wilcox,
Amelia Young. Annie T. Hyde. Margar-
ct Y. Taylor. r.. Y. Taylor j. II. Give.
Julia G. Howe. ana the Misses Matte
Read, Sarah Patten, Lenora briggs, Ell
la Olson, F |. Taylor
on the following Wednesday evening
Mrs. Daniel Harrington also entertain
ed a number OF her friends. She was
assisted on this occasion by Mrs. John
w. Taylor. Mrs f. w. Taylor. Mrs.
e. Y. Taylor and Mrs William Nc
McEwan
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs, NJ.
NJ. Atwood, Mr.. and Mrg. +. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y TAYLOR, Mr. and
Mrs. John Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Howe Mr.. and Mrs NJ W. Talyor.
Mr.. and Mrs S. l.. Rohards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Castleton, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Pitts. MIR and Mrs. Arthur Cummings,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arbuckle. Mr. and
Mrs. r.. Sastle, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w.
Daynes. Mr.. and Mrs. Sorlnson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Ingham Mr.. and Mrs. w.
McEwan. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Glenn
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Savage, Mrs.
n. Carr Of ogden. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Reltch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Wheeler Mr.. and Mrs. n Y.
Taylor. MIR. and Mrs George Crismon,
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Curtis, Mrs. r. Young. Mr. Leonard
Hardy, Miss Lille Gates. Mr.. Ashley
Wallace. Miss Leona Taylor. Miss Car
RE Best Miss Libbie Best, Miss Seylie,
Miss Mary Taylor Miss Aggle Camp
bell. Miss Jennie Harrington.
Among the notably pretty events OF
the week was the reception given by
Mrs George L. Nye on Monday after
noon. The house was literal bower
OF roses, the mantels. plano. and every
available spot being banked with the
glowing June beauties, with an inter-
mingling Of syringas. The table In the
dining room had a beautiful center
piece OF la France roses, and fairy
iamps. shaded In pink aided In making
the scene a charming one. Mrs. T. @.
Webber received with Mrs. Nye and
Mrs. c. +. Richards, Mrs. De Cue. Mrs.
w Flames and Miss Sherman assisted
IN entertaining. Presiding In the dining
room were Mrs. Frankyn and Miss
Webber. assisted by Miss Edna shear
man, Mrs. Sam Park, Miss Park and
Miss Lowe. About $50 were pres
ent during the afternoon. and
the rooms, brilliant with flowers
and shaded lights. aided by the