Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05


jos. scowcroft. N. 8. Browning, Tavey,
=. Wright Lewis. Ecclcs, Al. Matson,
Joyce. Watts. GlasmAnn, T. Allison,
Reynolds, Ad Kuhn, Kuhn, Dee,
Christensen, Badc0n. Carr and COOK.
Misses Kiesel schausenbach Green,
y Kuhn. Burkett Salt Lake. &. Tribe
Tribe Healy, BannIstcr Keller n.
Tavey Boyle. Marks, ~ Mcguire,
Smith. S. Kuhn, Mesdames Carver
Reed. and Fulton. Messrs. Last Horn
Kircher Bannister i. Burt, klesei,
Macmillan. w. Smith, a. Kuhn, Hol-
iugsworth, y. Smith. shealy. Goodwin,
Salt Lake, Beltman. WedeIl, Mackin-
tosh. Stewart. Salt Lake, and Tribe.
Monday evening Misses Sarah and
ZIna Larkln gave delightful candy
pulling party az the home OF their par
ents, 6iS Twenty street There
were present about thirty Of the young
ladies friends and an evening OF much
merfyment was enjoyed by an present
Various games and pasiimes were par
tlcpated in until near midnight when
ne candy pulling commenced, and as
the old year closed and the new year
was greeted a more happy crowd Of
young people would De hard TO ma,
and wishes for O happy and prosperou.
New Year and Century were extended
By all Delicious rofreshments were
served IN the dining ROOM after which
the guests retired 90 the parlor, where
vocal music and literary exercises were
enjoyed. and at late hour the merry
crowd parted for their homes.
New Years day the students Of the
state school for the Deaf and Blind
were made very happy boy a reception
given them by Mrs T. w Metcalf In
the morning q very appropriate pro-
gram was rendered by the students; at
1 o'clock q sumpauOus dinner was
served. after which a delightful skating
party was enjoyed, the lee being IN eK-
cCl!ent condition In the evening re-
ccptlon was rendered the older stu
dents In Mrs Metcalfs parlors. These
receptions are given the students an
nually by Superintendent Metcalf aid
his wife.
The closing BAH Of Prof Nose Chris
tensens first series was given Wednes-
day evening In his hall which was very
beautifully decorated with evergreens
and flowers. Booths We're arranged on
the orchestra stand where refreshments
were served. There was large attend
ance. II was one Of the most soclable
balls Of the seasOn. Mr.. Christensen
win begin his second series Of Wednes-
day evening balls next wednesday
evening Japuary 9th.
Misses Maggie ana Susie Lake Hull,
Of Salt Lake city. We're Ogden visitors
this week, the guests OF Miss Larkin.
Miss Veda Eccles gave very pleas
ant century party on the night Of De-
cember Slst.
The Salt Lake Stock company in
Hearts and Flowers appeared at the
Grand New Years night. They were
greeted by full house, but the produc-
ton was not up to the standard. some
OF the actors were fair, but on whole
the opera was a disappointment.
Monday evening the members Of the
city council after the adjournment OF
the regular meeting, enjoyed a sump-
tlous supper OF coffee. pork, beans, ana
son, the city hall ianitor
Mr. and Mrs. zebulon w. Jacobs Of
Alberta. Canada, were visiting In ogden
this week the guests OF Mrs. I. j. stew
ems and family.
Mrs. ]. $. Noble left for Los Angeles
Tuesday to spend a short time.
Mrs. c. X Bannister has returned
from a three-weeks' visit with relatives
In Denver.
Miss ulntah Carter superintendent
OF the Los Angeles Training School for
nurses. Is visiting IN ogden with her
parents Miss Garter Is en- route 10 Bos-
ton on a months absence she Is
accompanied by Misses Weber and An
drews graduates Of the training school.
Stanley Stevens. son Of the late Bish-
op T. ]. Stevens. viii leave on a mis-
sion to the Netherlands on Jan, 70, 1901.
The Second ward Sunday school gave
one Of their enjoyable balls last eve
ming In their hall
Dell Dalton and wife OF Salt Lake
spent the holidays in ogden with rela-
tiyes.
]. c. Lee and Mrs. Lee, who have been
visiting In Ogden for several weeks,
have returned TO Tecoma, New.
Mrs. McGraw Van Dyke returned 10