Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

Bertha West, Ella Colthorp. Mary
racket Reta Hyndmann. Edith Gran
ser, Clara Cabell, Amy and Isabel Os-
borne, Dorothy Leonard Elsie Schroe-
der, Katharine Goble. Gladys Tuttle,
Judith Evans, Gwendolyn Black, Lila
Raymond, Lila Gooding, Eva Taylor,
Geneva Ellerbeck, Florence Wines III.
sic Blake, Florence Robinson and Ada
Thompson.
A gold medal was awarded for excel
lence In work during the year to Miss
Judith Evans, and silver medals to
GLADYS futile and Eva Taylor. The
presentation speech was made by Dean
Eddie
Miss Mary c. May and the members
OF The senior class OF the kindergarten
training department held an Informal
but delightful reception on Tuesday
evening In the kindergarten room Of
the University. The room was prettily
decorated with roses, sego lilies and
pressed ferns, and an enjoyable pro-
gram was rendered by Mrs McVicker
Mrs. Alice Hanford. and Miss Ruby
Wells. Refreshments were served. the
aitalr being a most enjoyable one in
all details.
state Senator and Mrs. Howell of
Cache county have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Matte ia
Mr., Lewis Telle Cannon, son Of the late
President George Q. Cannon. Miss
Howell and Mr.. Cannon are very well
and favorably known both In Logan
and Salt Lake. The marriage will take
place next week after which the young
couple VIII take trip to California.
Mrs. w T. Daily was the hostess at
delightful luncheon on Monday in
honor OF Miss Cotton The table was
decorated with pink roses and sm lax,
and candelabra with pink candles com
bined to produce an extremely pretty
effect The guests We're: The Misses
Mason, Miss Cotton. Miss Hardness.
Miss Lowe, Miss Gle, Miss Burke, Miss
Crawford, Miss Thorn, Mrs. Arthur
Bird, Mrs. Post Mrs. Chas. Walker.
Mrs. LaMotte.
Misses Florence and Alice Farms
worth will entertain in honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Clarahan on Tuesday evening
next, at their home on east Brigham
street.
On Monday Mrs. Joseph f. Calne was
the hostess at q delightful reception,
about $50 guests being pres mt. The
rooms were prettily decorated, the par
Tor with white roses, the dining room
In pink. the parlor and library having
a swinging drapery OF vines and roses
hung In the archway. Mrs. Caine was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Farlow
and Miss Weber. and Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings. Miss Teasdel and Miss Hattie
Jennings assisted In the dining room
The punch bowl was presided over by
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Christensen's or
chestra furnished music during the
afternoon the affair being a most en-.
joyabe one.
Miss Mabel Poulton entertained very
pleasantly Thursday evening in honor
OF her friend. Miss Roxey Nelson of
Weston, Idaho. Sixty-three was the
amusement Of the evening. the first
prize being won by Mrs. James T. poul-
ton, and the BOBBY prize by Miss Roxey
Nelson, Delicious refreshments were
served. The guests were; Mr.. and Mrs
James T. Pouton, Miss Roxey Nelson
Lizzie Giauque. Carrie Giauque. Annie
Watson, Florence P0ulton, Nettlie Pou-
ton, Vida Giauque, stella Poulton. Min
ME Poulton, Lounda Poulton. Messrs
Arthur Kirk, Al Cowan. Fred Muggle-
ston Abbie Brain win Poulton.
The Viola Circle of the Companions
TO the Foresters Of America. gave an
enjoyable sociabe In Forester hall on
Richards street on Thursday night. a
musical program by Mrs. Kate Bride
well Anderson and Fred Graham being
amongst the pleasant features. Delic-
ious refreshments were served and an
enjoyable time passed.
on Thursday night Miss Rose Lowry
OF this city, and j. p Taggart. Of Oak
land Cal, were united in marriage, the
ceremony being performed by Hon w.
II. King at o'clock. The event took
place at the home OF the bride. only
the brides relatives being present. Mr.
and Mrs. Taggart left yesterday for
Oakland, which viii be their home.
The Utopia card club was delightfully."-
by Mrs. Della Tarbet on
Wednesday evening az the home OF
Mrs. A. II. Tarbet. Roses and ferns
were used in profusion about the rooms
and refreshments were served after the
card contest. The first prize was won
by Mrs. p. j. Moran. the second BY
Mrs. Z. ]. McKenna. Mrs. c. c. slade
Will entertain the club on June II.
Mrs. d. c. Mclaughlin was the host.
ess at a dinner last night at the Knuts.
ford, given in honor OF Mrs Arnold of
San Francisco. After the dinner Miss
Arnold sang several beautiful selections
which We're much enjoyed. Mrs. Arnold
was formerly Miss Flora Musser OF this