Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. James Dinwoodey and Mrs.
Eugene +, Hanna delightfully."- enter
tained Thursday afternoon at a Ken
slngton. During the afternoon, music
was furnished by Mrs. III. NJ. Din
woodey and Miss Frances hampton,
and Miss Edwards reclted, The lnvit-
ed guests were; Mesdames w. w, Hall,
Jenny Boutwell,, / h. Parker, l.. Kim
ball, Minor Wells, r. Wells, w. l..
Price, III. Groves, j. M. Hamilton, j.
Timmony, Thorn, NJ. A. Shepherd, A.
Anderson, A. NJ Cherry, Eyer Hudson,
]. Pearson, Dwight, t. Il. SHEPPARD,
Alexander. Smith, Carleton, Sexton,
Henry hampton, $, Dinwoodey, ]. II.
Moyle George Romney Jr Henry
hampton, Jr., John Gray. Jos. A. Jen-
nings II. p. Morris, Charles Ramp
ton, Il. Needham. Moyle Jenkins, w,
A. Needham, j II. Bailey Fred
Taylor, Edwards NJ. Sears, Sears. ].
Hague, Rachel Miller, j. r. Rawlins, J.
Dubei, Knnersley, Misses Pye, Need
ham, hampton, Edwards, Hanna and
Dinwoodey.
Col, Edwin f. Holmes leaves for the
east tomorrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baher are the
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Ed Ferry.
on Tuesday evening Miss Anna
Phelps and Frame Talco were married,
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Cromer Dean Eddie performing the
ceremony The rooms We're prettily
decorated and-a sumptuous supper was
served,
One OF the most pleasant events Of
the week was held at the home of Mrs
j. G. Murphy $50 east South Temple
street, In honor OF Mrs. Ida NJ. Soil OF
San Francisco. The evening was spent
In music and conversation, renewing
friendship of long ago. Refreshments
were served, and all too soon the hour
of parting arrived Among those
present were, Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Foul
ger. Mr.. and Mrs c. j. Foulger, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Erskine, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Castleton, MI and Mrs. T. Finch.
Miss Ireen Finch, Mrs. Jessie Malin,
Miss Fosse Smith. Mr. and Mrs Lo-
wena Catfell. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CAT
fell, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Plat, Mr..
and Mrs Jas. Swenson, Mr.. jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. w. Caflell, Mr. and Mrs. Il, Cllssold.
Miss Clara Gldney Miss Flora Gldney.
The history section OF the Ladies'
Literary club will meet at the club
house Thursday morning, May 3, at
10 o'clock. The subjects will be the
Abyssnian expedition, by Mrs. ]. III.
Brown, and the Ashantee war, by Mrs.
| Hanak. The one-mlnute talk will be
on Cardinal Newman.
Prof. Radcliffe came down from Og-
! den 10 hear the opening OF the new
Tabernacle organ this morning. DR..
Walter spent two pleasant hours at the
! Congregational church last Monday
evening. playing Prof. Radclffe's or
gan, and was much pleased with the
instrument,
Mrs. Pmmmer, the well known local
/ soprano. will give a vocal recital In the
! new Grand theater, next Tuesday
| evening, for the benefit OF the Ladies'
| Aid society OF the First NJ. T. church.
| Az this IL MIS-. Plummers first APP
! pearance since her course of study In
New York no doubt large audience
viii welcome her.
DR.. Walter, Mr.. Hedgeland, Mr.. VIE.
ner ana a few musicians and music
lovers will be entertained by Col. and
! Mrs. n. w. Clayton this evening at
their home.
The Theater orchestra last evening
played selection from "Faiinitza. +"
which recalled the late success Of the
home opera company, and brought
forth much applause. Mr.. Wehe's fine
organization is furnishing some choice
programs for the sax Harbor" en-
gagement
Miss Luella Ferrln made a decided
impression by her rendition Of the II
Trovatore" selection at MIR. Stephens
concert last Wednesday night.
Next Wednesday the Cleofan Will
meet for the last time this season, ant
the meeting will be an open one. Tn,