Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-11

The guests outside the club were Miss
Weston and Miss Slbyl Anderson,
Mr.. George L. Evans and Clarence
Neslen returned Saturday from the
coast where they spent two weeks on
a pleasure trip. While away they visit
ed Portland, San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
The members Of the Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement association Of the
twentieth ward are arranging an eX-
cellent program to re rendered on Tues
day evening. May 2S, 1901. On that
evening the association win adjourn It's
meetings I'LL the fail and the sOclable
to be given viii be a fitting ending 10
the seasons work.
Mr.. Heller c. Sharp, who has been
In California for the last two years re-
turned to the city a few days ago.
Mrs, f. a. Benson entertained at
cards on Tuesday, there being four
tables. The game played was
Hearts and the prize was won by
Mrs. Sig Simon.
Another interesting wedding OF
Thursday was that OF Mrs. Ellie Dean
knappen and Richard w Whitehead,
the event taking place at the home Of
The brides brother, Mr.. James Meal
lister No 3 Earls court. The affair
was a very pretty one. the house being
bright with flowers, palms and vines,
and an Informal but delightful wedding
supper being served, The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Clarence T.
Brown only the relatives OF the bride
and groom being present The bride
wore a becoming gown of pale gray
with lace trimmings and carried roses.
She has been for some time past num-
bered amongst Salt Lakes most sue
oessfu vocal teachers. and with the
groom has large number OF friends TO
join in wishes for their happiness.
Miss Claire Clawson entertained a
few friends informally at whist on
Wednesday night. her guests being
Prof and Mrs George Marshall, Miss
Geneve Ellerbeck, Miss Edyth Kller-
beck, DR.. Arnold and DR.. z. NJ. Bene-
diet.
Miss Claire Clawson was the hostess
at second informal evening party
last night, given in honor OF Miss Bar
bara Kinnersley who leaves tomorrow
for Chicago. Present were Miss Kin
nersly DR.. and Mrs Beer, Mrs. Bene-
dict, Mrs, Cowan, Mr., Connell, Dr. c.
NJ. Benedict.
The Splnsters' convention given by
the young ladies' Of the Y L. NJ |. A.
Of the Fifth ward on Thursday night,
was great success as was the play
Burglars" given after the convention
Wednesday witnessed the marriage
OF Miss Alice ii. Price OF Salt Lake, and
Perry Fuller, of Mexico. The event took
place at Trinity Lutheran church at
p. m,
Miss Lizzie Cays and Frank Ash Of
Bingham were married on Wednesday
Rev. Z. A. Simpklns OF the Phillips
Congregational church officiating.
rr. and Mrs, George T. odell are down
from Butte.
Mrs NJ. II. Beardsley and son Frank
arrived yesterday from California; Mrs,
Beardsley leaves In a few days for Eu-
rope.
DR.. and Mrs. A. C. Ewing left on
Tuesday for an eastern trip. They will
be gone about month.
o. ]. Salisbury and family and Miss
Laura Sherman, who Is travelling with
them, will return from their European
trip early in June.
Mrs. Fred Price had for her guest
during the week her Melee Miss Nellie
Boyd Of Independence Mo.
Amongst the many engagement ru-
mors floating about Is that Of a well
known young life insurance representa-
tive In Salt Lake, and popular young
lady Of Nephi
Mrs. l. A. Clayton spent a few days
with Mrs, Fred Wright In Logan this
week.
A military ball will be given by COM
pany " First infantry, National Guard
of Utah, on May II.
The athletic association Of the Uni
versity gave a delightful dancing party
at Christensen's last night, large num-