Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-22

beautiful costumes Of the guests, made
a charming scene.
Among the notably pretty functions
of the week outside of weddings, was
the meeting Of the Daughters of the
Revolution at the home of Mrs r. q,
Weber on Tuesday. The session was
the last Of the season and was held on
the 18th In commemoration OF the bat
tie OF Bunker Hill. The decorations were
In the national and club colors, flags
being used In the hail. and buff and
blue In bachelors buttons, coreopsls,
California peoples and wild mustard
carrying out the revolutionary and club
colors. The refreshments were in red,
white and blue, the ices being flag de-
signs In the three colors, and souvenirs
in the shape OF tiny drum shaped bon
bon boxes tied with bun and blue were
presented to each guest. A most in
teresting paper. Great Political Par
ties in England and America" was
given by Miss Clara Clawson, who also
played several patriotic plano selections
during the afternoon. Mrs. George A.
Smith read a selection from the STORY
of Our Flag" Miss Weber. Mrs.
Franklin, Mrs. Nye and Miss Nye as
sisted In serving refreshments. The
club adjourned till September l6.
The Opal club and Held's military
band have issued a handsome circular
OF invitation to their many friends to
accompany them on an excursion 10
Castillo Springs, which will take place
next Sunday, June 80. Exceptionally
10. L. 81. he. ~
ranged from Salt Lake and all inter-
vening points, This is the first ex-
cursion Of the season TO Castillo and an
unusually pleasurable day is in store
for those who are TO accompany the
club and band on June 80, Castillo has
undergone a complete change, a new
kotel, pavilion and grove, with beauti-
fu, lawns being among the improve
me1ts added TO make this once popular
resort more sought after than ever by
the pleasure seekers. There is also
said to be good fishing. During the
day Held's band viii give a grand con-
cert, which Is sufficient promise to mu-
sic lovers of an enjoyable day. Ar
rangements have been made with Mrs.
SOuthworth for chicken and trout
dinner The special train TO carry the
excursionlsts will leave the X. G.. W.
station at 9;3j a. m. Eureka people
will have a special train out Of Castillo
In time TO catch the $3.50 p. m. train
The members OF the club and band
are looking forward to most success
full excursion.
Mrs Ivy Green was the hostess at a
delightful luncheon and card.party yes
terday afternoon. About forty were
present and after the dainty repast
was served, the guests played "63" the
scores being prettily decorated cards.
and the ITALICS tiny black and white
dolls. The affair was delightful one
in all respects and was enjoyed by all
present The guests were:
Mrs. Fannie Clayton, Mrs. Elfie Mad
sen, Mrs. Florence Bradley. Mrs. Flor
ence Schettler, Mrs. Kate Kraft, Mrs,
Hetty Swenson Mrs. Fred Clawson,
Mrs. Stanley Clawson. Mrs. Tessie
Groesbeck, Mrs, Fannie Ellerbeck, Mrs.
Lutte owen. Mrs. Mile Cawson, Mrs.
Ida Cannon. Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs.
Lulu Young. Mrs. Edna Sloan. Mrs.
May Smell Mrs. Clara Clawson. Mrs,
Steve Lynch, Mrs Myrtle Green, Mrs.
Curtis Brastow, Mrs. June Sadler, Mrs,
Mary Clawson. Mrs. Georgia Foote,
Mrs Clara Beebe. Mrs Edith |
Knowlton. Mrs. Alta Godbe. Mrs. |
Edna Tibbetts, Mrs Phoebe Tay-
lor. Mrs. Frank Beatie, Mrs. Lydia |
Clawson. Mrs Ruby Godbe. Mrs. Dean
Alder Mrs Ella SquIres. Mrs McCune, |
Miss Lucy Van Colt Miss Mamie Price, |
Miss Lucy Grant. Nettie Raleigh.
Christensen's Dancing academies OF |
Salt Lake and ogden will join in an |
outing ia Saltair on Wednesday. June |
26th. There Is an excellent program |
planned and an enjoyable time is as
sured.
On Tuesday afternoon about 200 child
rem were pleasantly entertained al the |
residence Of Mrs. Nina Ellis on First
West street, and In the evening about |
the same number OF grown people were /
present. the lawns being brilliantly III
with Chinese lanterns and the rooms
inside handsomely decorated with flow
ers. Dancing and an impromptu pro-
gram were among the features OF the
evening and refreshments were served.
The entertainment was for the benefit
Of the organ fund OF the Seventeenth
ward, and was given under the aus