Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-15

,a.,rg was enjoyed, and an ex-
cards uan,,sical program was rendered
celleh' f.uee. Wey, Swift ana Glea-
by Mlssvs,sting Mrs. Wey we're Mrs
SON. 80 ne Mrs. Morgan Misses Gln-
Mchcii1"nyc, e Kirk and Bero. Johnson
bOns' tra rendered musical selections
onrng the evening
,,., ". z. Frickett OF Kansas City
lifting her sister, Mrs. o. H. DICK
enson.
A. and Mrs J. J. Judson left today
,or an eastern Tip
. Eleanor X. Peterson Of the
MISE .chool LEFT On Monday for New
Vo,E whence she will SAIL June 10Th
for Europe
Mrs Gunsaulus' mother OF Mrs.
c,arence y. Brown, has gone TO chicago
y, ,isit with her son, Rev, Frank Gun
saulus.
Mrs ]. D. Spencer gives a lawn party
a. Monday evening for her daughter
On ynon the occasion being her thirteenth
birthday anniversary
Mrs. f s, Richards has returned
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. f. $. Ferry has gone to Call
fornia,
Miss Weston, who has been a guest Of
,Gss Howat, left on Thursday for her
home.
Mise Flanders Miss Gencve Eller-
Aor, and Miss Osterberg left during the
week for a European trip,
Mics Daisy Newhouse OF Kansas City
niil spend the summer in the city as
tbe guest Of her sister Mrs Harry
CAM
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Yardley
isft for California on Wednesday,
The annual reception given by the
hoard of the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery on Monday was most pleas
ant and satisfactory affair-a large
number of visitors being present to en-
iov an inspection OF the home and the
gcISyer entertainment Of the children
Reports were read by the officers of the
association, showing satisfactory
statp of affairs. A plan IL nov on foot
whereby. II possible the kindergarten,
which was so successfully carried on
last summer will be reopened for the
benefit of the smaller children of the
home and conducted through the sum
mer After the reports were read light
refrpshments were served by the mem-
hers of the board of directors, The Of
ecers of the association are: Mrs.
Rachael Miller. president; Mrs. Dckert,
treasurer; Mrs. Thorn, secretary; Mes
danes Slege, Brown, Palmer, Pease
Graham, Elliott, Sprague, II. Terhune,
varian and Miss Mathis.
Az the residence Of j. NJ Sjodahl, on
tuesday night the stockholders OFF,
rIals and staff of the Utah Poster en-
loyed pleasant social, music, addresses
and delicious refreshments being among
the features Remarks were made by
APOSTLE Lund, j. NJ. sjodahl p. w.
Madsen Chas. p, Holm, l., Moth lVer-
son and c. A Carlquist,
MIS-. ~, H. lIltt anu HtI udublttl't
Misses May and Ivy Price, left on We'd
resday for a trip to Denver
Mrs Chas Game left during the week
for California
Hon o, j Salisbury. Mrs Salisbury
and the Misses Salisbury and Sherman
have returned from Europe,
Mrs. W j. Smith left on Monday for
california,
Mss Clara Lawson Is among the
rany Salt Lakers who left during the
week for California,
Mrs. Thomas Homer and daughter
left This week for an eastern trip, in
Guiding Chicago and New York.
Misses Florence and Alice Farms
worth entertained delightfully."- on Tues
day evening in honor Of their teacher,
Miss Elizabeth Clarahan, who left dur
ing the week for her home In the east,
The evening was spent with music, etc,
and delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs j. NJ Hamilton entertained at
cards this afternoon In honor Of the
Misses Parker
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