Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-05
pEsrREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY OCTOBER 5, 1901.

were Mrs. u. A. Larkin Misses Bessie
| IIolther, Clara Christensen, Molle
| Woods, Sarah Larkln, Leona Woods,
| Hottie HincacIn. Lizzie Rackhaul,
Dora Snow, eliza Hinchchn Rose
| Young, Clara Brown, Nell Young, La
zic Lochhead. Wealthy Gibbons and
Lillias Lochhead. Messrs. Alma Lind
say Leon Browning, Alma J. Aarkin,
Robert Wilson, Ava ScoVlle, George
Lochhead, John MeGfegor, waiter Hell
len, Farley Woods, Artle Young, Angus
Lochhead, Artie Young, James Loeb
head, and r. a. Larkih.
The Fourth ward amusement COM
miitee viii give their first OF a series
OF balls 60 be given this season, next
Friday evenings October llth. The
public is cordially Invited
DR.. Dixon ana vile returned home
this week froi1 an extended pleasure
trip to Iowa and South Dakota.
The Lynne ward Sunday school gave
very rleasuIable dance Wednesday
evening In southwell's hall.
"Wednesday evening Hon. w, w, Bur-
ton had q pleasant family gathering at
the home OF his daughter Mrs. Fred
Foulgsr No. 7SS Twenty Fourth street.
There were present about thirty Of his
children, grandchildren and other rela-
tiyes. The evening was enjoyably
spent In vocal and Instrumental music,
rccitations. etc, Mrs Mary Farley
being present. sang several beautiful
solos. Light refreshments were served
Louis King OF Almo, Idaho, was vis-
itlng In ogden this week. the guest OF
George w Larkin Jr, Mr.. king Ia
en- route to Canada In the interest OF the
Young Mems Mutual Improvement
One Of the most delightful events
of the week and the opening OF
series OF parties with the
leading society ladies Jf the city, took
place at the pretty home of Mrs, George
Nj. Hanson on Twenty-fifth street,
Thursday afternoon. II was an "Au-
tumn Party" given by Mrs. Hansen.
The parlors were exquisitely decorated
with autumn leaves and beautiful cut
flowers, red and golden being the color
scheme which was carried out very ar
tistically. The afternoon was very en-
joyable spent at 'Euchre" Mrs. Arm
strong and Miss Clark drawing for first
prize. Miss Clark winning Mrs. Arm
strong aud the other ladies drew for the
consolation, Mrs. Armstrong being the
successful one.
After cards, delicious refreshments,
consisting of crab salad, oyster patties,
ice cream and cake were served, The
guests were charmed with some very
sweet Instrumental and vocal music
rendered by Miss Arvilla Clark. The in
vited guests were Mesdames Abe Kuhn,
Ad Kuhn. Nate Kuhn. George Matson,
J. c. Armstrong, /. l.. Reynolds Joseph
Peery, r, NJ. Luikett, S. l.. Brick. Il. NJ.
John Conisk, w. II. Chevers; r. T.
Hume, Y. d. Ryan. Thomas Fitzgerald,
A. p. Bigelow. John Pawles, II. T. Har
ris, o. b. ellison, ]. B. McGonagle OF
Ogden. Mrs. w. w. Cuff Of Coalville.
Mrs II, II. Spencer Mrs Joseph Yates
Of Provo, Mrs. w. f. Olsen and /.
Marks Of Salt Lake. Misses Leda Kuhn,
Ella Conroy. Julia Marks, Graynor
McGonacle and Miss Arvilla Clark of
Provo.
Alma H. Chambers, son OF County
Treasurer Chambers has gone to Salt
Lake TO take a course In mining engin-
eering In the University.
Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. George
W Larkln, Jr.. Of Ogden, has returned
to her home in Salt Lake.
Prof. Nose Christensen this week,
transferred his lease for the dancing
academy TO Mr.. Diguan, Of Salt Lake
and Mr.. Conley OF Colorado. These
gentlemen will run the academy dur
ing the season, and no doubt the series
OF balls which they are arranging for
VIII be Just az delightful as those given
last year by Prof. Christensen.
Joseph s. Larkin. Of Snowvllle. Box
elder county. was visiting In Ogden this
week with his brother George w. Lar
kin, Sr..
A very ENJOYABLE time was had
Thursday evening at dance In the
Fifth ward.