Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SUCIAl ANU PERSONAL.
Judge and Mrs, Alfred n. Cherry an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Bertha TO Mr. Albert j. Worse, the
wedding to take place Nov. IA.
At the University last night the nor
mai class, 1908, gave dancing party
IN the physics laboratory room, which
was handsomely decorated for the oc-
taslon In silver and crimson. In an adj
Joining room pineapple punch was
served from q booth prettily decorated
IN the class color, lavender, and nation
III iiags ine affair was a most en-
l0yable one. The committee Who had
charge of the arrangements were Misses
Mabel Gregor and Anna Wilcken, and
Messrs. f, H. Lamb and David Howells.
Miss Ruby Young gave q pleasant
Halloween party ON Thursday night AT
her home On Fifth East street The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
COSMOS and chrysanthemunls and were
liz with Jock o. lanterns. Those who
We're present TO enjoy .he affair were
Misses Nettie Poulton Lou McClelland
Margaret Ryan, Ivy Young, Margaret
suminerhays, Jessie Christensen, Ethel
stuart, Hazel Love. BelVa Fisher
Messrs w. d. McGiilvarly. William
INITIAL Dale Pitt Than Smith, II. is,
ball' Jay johnson, Jack Hume and
Frank Rigby.
MISS Gfatia Flanders has issued I'm.
Nllauons to a pianofOrte recital TO be
gwen by herself and ner pupil. Miss
learl kothschild, assisted by Mrs. Ella
cumming Wetzel, soprano, on Thurs
day Nov z at the Congregational
church
The officers and members of the
Needlework Guild are advised that the
collection and distribution of the gar-
inents this year are unayoidably DELAY
go for a few days, The collection viii
be made Tuesday morning. Nov. ~. II
mere Is anyone who has neglected her
privilege OF contributing two new GAR
inents TO the Guild this year. II Is not
YET too late to do so. The time and
place FOR the meeting and distribution
WIN be announced In next weeks pa-
pers. y"
thursday evening Miss Ella McAla
lister entertained few Of her friends
az her home. 81 Eighth East street
a most enjoyable evening was spent.
MRS. {. M. Plant and granddaughter
MISS Tessie Hampton, have gone 10
montana and Idaho They EXPECT IN
return for the holidays.
A new social club has been organized
by some enterprising young men of this
CITY and novelty christened the Billie"
cluD IL has membership OF thirty
with G. III. Patten. Claud Hull. Frank
White, sClyde Simmons, q. III. Butler
y. q. Brain, Sam Ashby and A. j,
cope as the committee who will con-
duct all entertainments 10 be given
TINS season. The purposes of the or.
ganizaiion are purely OF social charac.
Ter. The first party was given last
night at the Ladies' Literary hall, about
iorty couples being present Christen.
sens orchestra furnished the music.for
a very nice program of dances Lem
onade was served all evening I'm The
| lower hall, and genial reception com
mittee saw that all enjoyed themselves
| Those present were the Misses Ella
! Jackson, GeneYe Horlick. Annie knowl.
/ tom Mile Hansen. Hannah Davidson
| Edna Jackson, Agnes Gibson, Lizzie
| Thomas. Della Cope, Vivian Grow. Et.
tie Lambert, Nellie Nicholson. Luc,
| Gaby. Nannah Chain. Clara Stevens
| Myrtle Burbidge. Maud Naylor Elsi,
! Stein, Aetna Smith, Daisy Morris from
| Indiana. Nannah Schafer Gertrude
| ArbucNe, Patten, Midgley Milstrom
J Foulgcr. Young, Hunter, Naylor
/ Hampton Rogers. Messfs. Dave An.
| drew, Tom jackson. w. A. Howard
/ Thos G. Lambert, Harry W. shin, Geo
! Wright H. r. Grow, Albert Strom
] Chas. Thomas. g.. u. Young. Laniei
/ Wardrop. Claud $. Hull. R.lS. Gray
Louis Shaw, Wood Hicks Art. Bolton
| r. l.. Hardy Amos Hylander. VIM
/ Pollock, Thos. Lowry, Malcolm Meal
/ lister. Leo Aldous c. L. Castleton Jr.
| A. J. Cope. @. n. Paddock Harlow
Grow. Ernest G. Foulger, J. Brrell. A
5. Lister, j. l.. Spence. y. A. Burton
G. II. Patten
In response 90 invitations MANY
| friends and pupils assembled at In,
parlors OF Prof A. lamoreux In Ia,
| Templeton building. last evening at
very pretty reception The rooms wer,
artlstically draped with fest0ons OF
I smilaN and vases Of beautiful flowers
were arranged on tables and dishes
I Piano selections were rendered by Mis-,
: Neitie Olsen. Master Sylyon SimOn ant
I.ettie Busby. lie Roi c. Snow mad,
few remarks on The study % foreign
languages. and exclaimed Prof lanor
euxs method IN teaching French. M
ter which the professor reclted IN
1 French Ia Aouche." (The Fly, Q,
demonstrate 30 those present the per.
feet accent Of the language. He after
ward gave a sample lesson with black.
board explanation. aud the guests Wert
then invited TO partake OF dainty re-
| freshments An enjoyable as well a'
profitable evening was spent
Cards are out for an at home part,
to be given next Friday afternoon be-.
tween 3 and O'Clock at Mrs Iacol
Bemberger's 500 east FIRST South
street
Misses Fairy Davis AMI Ella narkel
were the hostesses al very pleasant
Halloween party. Thursday evening
at the home Of Miss Davis. Music and
games were the features NJ the even.
ing. and dainty Refreshments wen,
! served. Those present were Mise,
/ Hardy. Raw, HolbrOok. Davidson
Crager. Gusiivlson. Brighton. Jackson
Duncan. Young. Mile Davis and Mrs
Vincent. Messrs. Carl Evans. Frank
Evans. Rayhuuld Dresser. ehena~a
Fred Davidson. WIN Ray. Lusan nav
Will Sears and Don Ray.