Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-16

TWOmey, Mrs. ROD hmlth' Ml0
Cullough, Mrs. Hale
The most notable event N the week
N social way was the ball given by
the international Brotherhood Of Elec-
tilcal Workers at Chrlstensens on
tuesday night The decorations were
the most gorgeous ever seen al q sim
ilar event. the electric lighting In the
varied designs giving opportunity for
some beautiful effects. The dancing
nan was respondent with thirty-siA
arcs, ana l,2OO incandescents. and out
side two arcs and $50 colored lights no
the entrance. with arches Of cOlored
globes decorating and lighting the In
side entrance. parlor and dressing
rooms a large electric star bla2ed
over the north doorway. an
electric flag waved from the south wall
ana the Initials OF the order fashioned
IN huge electric globes were set over
The. orchestra. Sixteen electric fans
h0ated breezes and dainty baby ribbons
with their current.and atreamers Of col.
ofed globes added TO the brilliant effect
No stage fairy scene was ever more
daHzllng' and the beautiful arrange
ment and effect reflects distinct credit
upon those who had charge Of the work
ADDED to the magnificent light display
was an exhibit Of the practical side
OF electric science as shown IN the nine
telephones with central office on the
platform connecting with the entire
Guy service, and a display Of old and
modern electrical appliances illustrat-
llg the progress made IN recent years.
Manager Campbell OF the Utah Light
ana Power company was present and
made an offer TO the committee TO
furnish all the power necessary for an
electrical display II they would keep
the appliances IN place TN a date
could be arranged for the public school
children to view the spectacle Follow
Ing are the committees of the enter
tainment Floor committee, II. c.
klghtllnger Ed, Lawrence Sidney
REYNOLDS. l.. c. Robbins Reception
committee, ID. Il. Mcbride. +. j. Baker,
l'obt. Moffett, Oscar Sanberg Com
nlttee on general arrangements II. G,
Kiehtllnger J. r. Bfnkmqn, Ed. Law
renee, Miss Maude Davis Mrs. lie
irande Robbins Miss Louie Browning,
Mrs. Ralph Blair
The president OF the International
OF Electrical Worker or
Is Ralph Blair recording sec
rotary c. j. Reading financial secre-
tory, J. +. Buckley, trustees, James
Hodgsl 4, II. G. Klightligner, and j. II.
Bell fhe Salt Lake lodge has a mem
bership Of 100. There are 1879 lodges
the United States The eN-
penses Of the hall were paid by the
Salt Lake members
Mrs. o. c. Beebe entertained few
relatives and friends last evening in
honor of Mrs Osgood of California. and
Mrs Cody OF Iowa who are In the city
visiting friends
The evening was passed very pleas
intly in games and music The par
ors were very beautifully decorated,
md dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were
Mrs. Cody Of Iowa. Mrs. G, r, Osgood |
II California. Misses Grace, Florence
md Phebe Scholes. Grace T. Cannon,
Mrs. Emma Woodruff, Apostle A. o. |
William McEwan and wife,
Asahel Woodruff and wife. Mr.. and |
hrs. c. d. Schettler. Herman Schettler |
:. w. and NJ. w. Snow. Jas. Woodruff |
nd wife, Phebe Snow. Beulah Beattie |
Vilford Woodruff. viii Woodruff and
1ife A. A. Pratt. Parker Pratt, Alma
RAFT Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Pratt. Mr.. |
nd Mrs. ID. r. Beebe Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingus G.. Beebe. John @. Critchow and
life, Geo. A. Smith and wife, Win W.
'eattle and wife, Geo. Ensign and wife,
,lias Woodruff and c. Clarence Mes
N.
One of the prettiest entertainments OF
he week was the "53'' party given by |
IRIS. Don Porter on Tuesday night In
onor of Miss Bersbach, ofChicago The
ooms We're decorated In red, a pro-
nsion OF roses and carnations, with
mlax and ferns being used The score
ards were hand painted pictures and
'ere cut for by the guests after the
ontest. The first ladies' prize was won
Y Mrs Dana Smith the second by Mrs.
J. Thomas. The first gcnteman's prize
'ent to Mr.. Joplin and the second TO
fr #. p. Brown. The guests were:
Miss Louie Odell. Miss Lillian Bers-
ach. Miss Francis Howatt, Mrs. Eb.
homas. Mrs Dana Smith Mrs. Reckford,
irs. Ward Clarke, Miss Allie Miller.