Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-02


j. l.. Schulter 1853 north, Third West
street. The rooms were prettly dee.
GRATED and large number of friends
ana relatives were present. The bride
ana groom are members Of the Taber-
nacle choir, and both have hosts OF
friends who extend hearty cOngratula-
tons and good wishes
Mrs W. I. Benson entertained at a
kensington on Tuesday In honor OF
Mrs. Robert Hampton, who leaves to-
! morrow FOR Mexico. a feature Of the
| afternoon was word contest in which
Mrs. Geo Moore won first prize, and
MISS kanters consolation. The guests
We're: Mrs, Hampton, Mrs, HOwat
mrs. A. w. McCune, Jr.. Mrs. Geo
moore, Miss Hampton, Miss Josie Kat2
Miss Hattie Jennings. the Misses How.
at Miss Kanters. Miss Groo, Miss odell.
Miss Lucy Wright and Miss Carrie
| richards entertained a few of their
| friends at cards on Wednesday night AZ
| the residence OF DR.. Wright. The rooms
/ were decorated with blooming plants
ana palms and the scores and talles
were hearts In pink and white. The
gentlemens prize. a book, was won by
Mr. Richards, and the ladies', hand
some painted PLAGUE, was won by Miss
Lizzie Caldwell. Oysters and ices were
served al the close of the contest The
guests were Misses Kate McAlllster,
Lizzie Caldwell, Jennie Haight Grace
Cannon, Bertha Anderson, Emily Can
non, Viola Burrel, Messrs. Eugene
Lewis. Clarence Neslen. Il. Elmer Cald-
well, Whitney Richards, d. NJ. w.
Snow, Mr.. Lindley, Lee Young.
On Monday night Miss Lacy Farms
worth was the hostess at a pleasant
evening party at her residence on East
Brigham street. The evening was spent
with music and social pastime about
fifteen being present to enjoy the enter
tainment. The rooms were decorated
with carnations, smilax, and ferns and
delicious refreshments were served. In
strumental music was furnished By
Miss Rita Jackman and Miss Alice
Farnsworth sang The guests were
Miss Clara Dryer, Miss Florence Gull
mer, Miss Rita Jackman, Miss Gertrude
Clayton, Miss Katie Adams, Mr.. Rud-
ger Clawson Jr., Mr.. Orson Rogers Mr..
Willie Lund Mr. George Murphy, Mr..
Lawrence Durnford, Mr.. Ralph Brown.
The Salt Lake camp No &c. Woodmen
Of the World gave their annual social
on Wednesday evening at odd Fell
lows hall The entertainment consist
ed Of musical program, a high Ave
contest dancing and the serving Of de-
Iicious refreshments, the various
amusements being INDUCED In by about
600 guests. The committee to whom
chief credit Is due for the successful
affair consisted OF o. f. Ball, Harry
Brane, w. NJ Elliott, w. w. Decamp
and w. Perry.
Another pleasant event OF Wednesday
night was the entertainment held In
Castle hall, the members Of lodges
Myrtle No. l, Rocky Mountain No 3.
Zion No. ~ and knights OF Pythias
with their wives and friends being pres
ent. The occasion was the thirty
seventh anniversary OF the founding Of
the order and Grand Chancellor f. w.
Gardiner had charge of the affair which
was enjoyed by about 200 guests. The
feature OF the evening was a choice
musical program and generous refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. John Renseimar entertained at a
pleasant Kensington on Wednesday af-
ternoon at her new home on j street.
The rooms We're decorated In carna-
tions, violets. ferns and smilaX. and de-
llcious refreshments were served The
guests were Mrs. Heffner, Mrs Put
nam. Mrs. German, Mrs. Scarf, Mrs.
Boyd, Mrs. Warwick Mrs. Brunn. Mrs.
Rransford. Mrs. J. $. Bransford Mrs.
Pomeroy. Mrs. Greenwood. Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Pomeroy.
Mrs. Renselmar entertained at Sec
ond Kensngton on Friday afternoon.
her guests being. Mrs. Smith Mrs.
Gorham, Mrs. Gunsauus. Mrs, Bakin.
Mrs. Harrington Mrs. Gardiner. Mrs.
Redall, Mrs. Zeibe. Mrs. Walters. Mrs.
Hemphlll Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Me-
Dingall, Mrs. Dustan.
Miss Rosa stefrensen and Franklin @.
Fryer, Of Deweyville, were married on
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Penrose Elder G. w.
Penrose performing the ceremony. A
number OF their relatives and friends
were present to offer congratulations.
An elegant repast was served.
Mrs. J. ]. Stewart left on Thursday
for California 10 be absent two months.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell and Roy
Jones OF Provo We're married on Thurs
day evening, George Blair performing
the ceremony. The event occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow, and a
number Of friends and relatives We're
present to extend congratulations. A
sumptuous repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. GlendInnlng enter
tanned at dinner at the Alta club on
Sunday. The green room was used, and
the table was decorated with roses
smlax and maiden hair ferns
Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh entertained at
a luncheon and Kensington on Wednes-
day afternoon, fifteen guests being
present. The decorations were nastur-
lions, daisies and ferns. artistically ar
ranged Present We're Mrs. Clarence y.
| Brown. Mrs. Thomas Weir. Mrs. Harry
| Cole Mrs. Gorham Mrs. Greeson, Mrs.
Vollmer. Mrs. c. f. Allen, Mrs. Geo.
Moore. Mrs. Geo Dern, Mrs, r. O. Lee,
Mrs. John Dern. Mrs. Wilkinson.
A pleasant affair promised for next
week is the ward social 10 be held in
the Seventeenth ward hall on next
Thursday evening. Olsens orchestra
will he In attendance and a prize Will
be awarded the best Walter.
Social circles are on the qui yive for
the Semhrich opera event. and q mum
Der Of parties are already planned.
Nothing OF as great Importance in a
musical way has ever transpired In salt
Lake and the Tabernacle Will doubtless
hold the largest audience brought to-
gether for an event Of this kind.
--- Wv rr0eg entertained a few
friends informally at chatting dish
..,l. ,t. t,.uay In honor OF Mrs.
smith OF Chicago. who Is visiting Mrs
Ewing The guests were: Mrs. smith,
Mrs A. c. Ewing. Mrs Vincent MIS-
John Cain, Mrs. r. o. Carey, Mrs Van
Amman
Mrs. F L. Oswald left on Wednesday
for the East