Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16
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will be at home IN Salt Lake about
March 3rd
An announcement in which many salt
Lake people will be interested Is that
OF the enga cement Of Miss Margaret
Utter, daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. David
Utter, and Mr. De Baker OF New YORK.
The marriage will take place In Bos-
ton in the spring. Both the young
people are Well and popularity known
in this city,
The wedding OF Miss Mary Ann Fox
and Michael 4. Ward occurrerd on
Monday night at the residence OF
Bishop Seaman on east Brigham street
a few intimate friends of the contract
ing parties being present TO witness the
ceremony. Miss Alice Taylor was
bridesmaid and Mr.. e, NJ, Hammond
was best man.
A notable event promised for next
month Is the ball to be given by the
Utah war veterans on March first, the
affair to be in the nature Of reunion
for those who took part In the early
Indian wars. Committees have been
named and elaborate preparations are
In progress to have the affair made
success.
The marriage Of Miss Catherine
George, daughter Of Mrs. Il. A, George
OF this city. and Mr.. George II. Parker
OF Baker City, Or, took place during
the week In Baker City at the home Of
Mrs. c. Hyde. a sister of the groom.
Mr.. Parker Is vice president of the
First National bank Of Baker City.
An elaborate event Of the week was
the banquet given at the Alta club
on Tuesday by Il. V. McCune in honor
Of the Democratic members Of the
Legislature. The decorations were
beautiful, the menu Of the choicest,and
the affair altogether a delightful one.
The engagement OF Miss Alice NJ.
Wright, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs j. ID.
Wright, and Joseph r. Player Is an
nounced. The wedding will take place
in the near future.
Miss Frankie sharp has issued invl-
tations for a card party next Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs Joseph
Sharp Of sunnyslde.
Judge Miner leaves on Monday for
Arkansas Hot Springs.
Mrs. Josiah McClaln entertained on
Wednesday,
Miss Bernice Ridges and Lorenzo ].
Haddock were married on Wednesday
the ceremony being followed by a re-
ception to the relatives and friends OF
the contracting parties at the home
of the bride. ar west Third North.
Mrs. Stockman gave a pretty yalen-
tine party for her sons Jay and Dee on
Wednesday.
Prof. Cooper lectured on Good
Locks" at Hammond Hall last night to
a large and attentive audience. Miss
olive Gray played several plano selec-
lions. which were much enjoyed.
A delightful musicale was given at
the home Of Mrs. Clarence Bradley ON
Sunday night.
Mrs f. B. stephens entertained at a
progressive tea this afternoon, covers
being laid for twenty-four. The rooms
were prettily decorated In pink and
green, carnations being used with vines,
and shaded candles in the chosen colors.
The Girls Friendly society gave a
pleasant social at st. Marks on Wed
nesday, the object being for the fitting
up of the club room. pleasing pro-
gram was rendered and the event was
most enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c, Bishop left yes
terday for trip TO Chicago and New
York.
Mrs Chas. r. Stanton will be In salt
Lake shortly on visit.
A pleasant valentine party was given
In the Eighteenth ward on wednesday
night. The arrangements were in charge
OF the following committee Misses
Ethel Sayille. Winnie Savllle, Margaret
Glade, Maude Patrick, Messrs. Taylor
Young, Thorwald Jensen, Harry Kim
ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Loeffler have re-
turned from their California trip.
Mrs. Ames and Mrs. southgate en-
tertained the ladies Of Mexican and
Maxwell corps on Thursday afternoon.
delightful time being enjoyed by all
present.
The University gives a dancing par
~ next Thursday at ChristensenS
which, according TO rumor will be the
most ola bora tp of the season
The last Red and Black party before
Lent will be given next Friday night
at Chrstensen's,
Among the notable events promised
for next week is the Assembly ball,
which takes place Monday night
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and children
left during the week for Washington
d. c.
Mrs. Sommer. who has been visiting
in Denver has returned.
Bishop Abel Leonard has returned
from the east.
T.
Monday for New York, where they will
spend the next three weeks
Mrs. w w. Ritter has returned from
n months trip IN the Pachc coast
MIR. and Mrs. George T. Brice are at
Santa Monica, Cal.
Mrs. Geo. w Kellogg Of California
Is visiting Mrs w. c. Clark at l6l
west First South street.
Mrs. Walter G. Mandell and Mrs
Clara Young are taking a trip through
the northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews have
returned from the Teton valley,where
they went 20 attend the marriage OF