Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-13
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Inc eOClhi TtNlNhl lHdl WIS tApeCltu
to follow Easter has not yet material
lied. the past week having been
amongst the least active ones OF the
season, The balls given by the Young
Ladies' Aid society, members of the
Army OF the Philippines society, and
University were the few public cases
that eniyened the week, and the home
events were OF sthl less frequent oc-
currence. a number of social affairs
are promised for next week, and once
started, the spring social season will
doubtless be an active one.
Thursday was the birthday anniyers-
AIRY Of John Mcdonald ST., and the
usual annual banquet was given on
Thursday In celebration Of the occasion
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with profuslon of palms, ferns, roses
carnations and Gala lilies and about
thirty-four were present to enjoy the
entertainment. After the banquet an
excellent program was rendered By Miss
Edna DWyer, Mrs lie Roi Snow, Mis-.
Win Mcdonald, Mr.. lie R0i Snow, MI
Sydney Clawson and Mr.. George Mar
getta Present were: President and
Mrs. Lorenzo Snow, President and Mrs
Joseph II. Smith, Patriarch and Mrs
John Smith Apostle and Mrs. Brigham
Young, Apostle and Mrs. owen Wood
ruff, Mrs. MILFORD Woodruff, Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Roi Snow, Mr.. and Mrs Sydney
Clawson, Mr. and Mrs. r. II Margetls,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. j, J. Mcdonald, Miss Elinor
Margetts Mr.. and Mrs Junius Melon
aid, Miss Edna Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. G. Mcdonald, Miss Kate South.
The concert and Kirmess at Forest
Dale farm house Thursday and Friday
nights met with gratifying success.
The hall was crowded, and all who at
tended enjoyed the affair 10 the ut
most The concert part of the pro-
gram was furnished by leading city and
local talent, and was greatly enjoyed
The Booths, consisting of American,
German. Japanese, Rebecca at the
web, tent and Gypsies, Major Mites
and the fishing pond, and German
band, afforded amusement for every
one. The decoration in the booths were
very beautiful and particularly ma
tional In character Great credit Is
due the officers and members OF the
Mutual Improvement association for
their untirlng labors IN behalf of the
affair which was thoroughly success
lful, and the proceeds of which viii give
Substantial assistance TO the ward.
Miss Fannie Bird entertained at
cards this afternoon in honor OF Miss
louie odell. The guests We're: Mrs.
w, II. Donnell Mrs. u, b. Thomas,
Mrs. Y. V. McCune, Mrs. a w Me-
Cune, Jr.; Mrs. Dana Smith, Mrs, Percy
sadler, Mrs W. NJ Gray Mrs g. t.
odell, Mrs j. Richards Mrs. W. II.
Bird, Miss Sprague, Miss Beasley, Miss
Richards Miss Sibyl Anderson, Miss
Sinclair, Miss Miller, Miss Grant Miss
Hattie Jennings. Miss Pauline Groo,
Miss Hampton Miss Josie Katg Miss
Terhunc, Miss Morris, the Misses
Howat
On Tuesday night delightful recep-
ton was rendered Rev. Ellis Bishop by
the ladies Of st. Pauls guild, previous
TO his departure from the city, and also
IN greeting of Rev. NJ. Walker who will
MI bis place. The event took place at
the rectory, and large number were
present The rooms were decorated In
red and green, flowers, ribbons and
wax candles IN the chosen colors being
used with dainty effect Refreshments
were served and the evening was dis
tinguished by a spirit Of good VIII and
soclability that made II exceedingly
enjoyable. Rev. Bishop has made a
host Of friends In Salt Lake, who ex-
81 g.. l. e.
welfare In his new field. He left for
New York on Wednesday night.
On Tuesday Apostle Reed Smoot gave
9 dinner in honor Of the anniversary OF
his apostolic appointment at the home
of Mrs. G. A. Edudge on First South
street The table was beautifully dec
GRATED and about twenty sat down to
The repast In the evening an improm-
IN pogISm OF songs ami Rotations was
rendered, the pleasant occasion being
enjoyed by all present Assisting Mrs
sm0ot were Mrs. Grow. Mrs. G. n. COT
m Mrs. Ben r. Eldredgc, Miss Grow
MISS Lyons, Those present were.
President and Mrs, Snow, President
ana Mrs. Joseph +. Smith. Apostle and
Mrs Lyman, Apostle and Mrs. Young
Apostle and Mrs. John Henry Smith
Apostle and Mrs Cowley. Apostle and
Mrs. woodruff, Apostle and Mrs. Grant
Apostle and Mrs, Lund.
On Monday night the Utah Society
army OF the Philippines gave a ball al
wy Arnory, over 200 being present TO
elsoy me evening The hall was de-
,ora.ea IN the national colors and the
,s and all other details were an
c nas Sould be desired. The following
"a "' ~ y had charge OF the affair:
on,s, t aree,sr Chairman; G. A. Wal
~, W II. Houston. z. G. Thomas
y, n. Crayer. Floor "a, ~ -n.o-lus,