Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Miss Tillie Thomas was the hostess
AT a lawn party on Wednesday, Aug
rs. Various outdoor sports were In
dulged In and dainty refreshments were
served. Those enjoying the AFFAIR
were: Misses Marie Thomas. Tillie
Thomas, Ethel Brown, Annie christen-
sen, Carrie Christensen, Margaret WIZ
Hanson. Vera Jensen, Hazel Budd'
Grace Sutherland Lilly Southen, Lizzie
Newton, Cecil Burns, Nellie Bull, IL
tolla Hellstrom. Hazel McMurphy Pearl
Branch, Bertha Mason and Adelaide
Ballwlnkle.
At the children's lawn party given
Yesterday at the residence OF Mrs Ber-
nv by the Salt Lake Circle G43, Foresters
OF America, the prizes given for races
run by the children Of different ages
were awarded as follows; Race FOR
children under five years,won by James
Block. Evelyn Mcbride, Helen Phster'
age three. prize, each a box Lowney $
creams. BOYS potato race, won by
Alfred Fredle, Joseph Paul; box each
Hildreth's molasses candy. Girls po-
tato race, ~ years, won by Edna
Francis; second, Hazel Heusser, third
Martha Sands; fourth Louise Tibbits'
fifth, Vala Meeker; sixth, Frances
Smith: prize, box candy each, Girls
race S years, Della Williams; second,
Winnie Tibbits; first prize, book sec
ond. cup and saucer. Boys race. SIS,
won by Harold Fredle; second, Brice
Mcbride; first prize, mouth organ; Sec
ond, boys knife, Girls, s-S won by
Emma Phster, Ester Levine, Emma
Bartholomew; first prize, cup and
saucer; second, box candy; third. box
candy. Boys race. between 8 and II
years. won by Taylor Chamberlin; sec
ond, Joseph Paul; first prize steeple;
second. Lowney's chocolates. Girls race
between and ~ years, won by
Alice PILLS. second, Maud Tuckheld;
first prize, game old maid; second, box
candy. Girls race, won by Hazel Will
liams; second, Frances Smith; first
prize. box candy; second, box Lowney's
chocolates
MIR. and Mrs. John James have moved
their residence from 1901 south Fifth
East, to 33l south Eighth East street.
Mrs. Chas. Read leaves next week
for an eastern trip.
-
Mrs. David Hampstead leaves tomor-
rom for Detroit, where she viii spend
several weeks with her mother, Mrs,
Welion.
Mr.. Richard Morris will go up 10
Brighton on Monday TO bring down his
family.
Mrs James Moyle and family will
return from Brightons next week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. l. Clawson who have
conducted the hotel at Wasatch dur
ing the summer, returned home early In
the week. having closed the pretty and
popular hostelry for the season. An
insnectlon Of the register disclose the
fact that the hotel has broken all rec
ords this year In the number OF guests
entertained II was filled almost to
overlooking nearly all o. the time.
Mrs Hattie c. Pickett returned home
on Tuesday last after brief and
pleasant visit al the Wasatch hotel.
Miss Rebecca Morris is at home again
after having spent the summer at
wasatch with her sister, Mrs. s. I.
Clawson.
Mrs J. d. Spencer viii return from
Brighton's on Monday.
DR.. Elias Wright leaves tomorrow for
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. ]. Salisbury. Miss
Salisbury and James and Walker Sal
isbury will return from their northern
outing tomorrow.
Mrs. J. VI. Bidwell and daughter re-
turn next week from Santa Cruz.
Miss Margaret Park left today for
Mr.. and Mrs. pearsall win spend next
month In New York.
Mr.. II. Eiseman. Jr.. leaves today for
st. Louis.
a pleasant lawn party was given at
the residence OF g. s. Fernstrom on
Thursday night In honor Of the sexen-