Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-13

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itIng friends in the city during the
week.
Miss Florence scholes entertained
few friends last Thursday evening at
her home on Canyon road IN honor of
Mr. Bruce Brown OF Ogden.
One OF the most enjoyable events
given durlpg the past week, ana one
long TO be remembered, was the after
noon party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Frewin, at their home II was In
the form Of a musicale rendered their
visiting friends and neighbors. Their
elegant and spacious downstalr patiors
were thrown open 20 receive their
guests and We're beautifully decorated
with pink and white carnations Dur
ing the afternoon the following musi-
cal numbers We're rendered.
Violin solo q. E. =. Prof Geo SHELTON
Duet. =. ., =, =. ,,...Mrs. John
b Reid and Mrs. Ray Wilcox
Solo ... e. 90. Mrs. Blair Of Ogden
Piano selection Prof. Johnson. Weber
Whistling solo .... Mr.. Blair ogden
Violin solo 81. Prof. Farnlund, Weber
The whole concluded with old fami-
liar songs by the assembled guests
and Home Sweet Home beautifully rem
dered on the violin by Prof SHELTON.
after which delicious refreshments wert
served The following guests were pres
ent: Mr., and Mrs, Farnund Of Weber
Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Lewis, Miss Skel-
ton Mrs Coon, Mr., and Mrs, George
Tall, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Thomas Of
Cache, Mrs. NJ, Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs
Blair Of ogden, Mrs. Elizabeth 3. En-
cry, Mrs. j. b. Reid. Mrs Ray Wilcox,
Mrs Brown, Mrs. IL. T.. Rich. Miss v
Francis Of Morgan, Mrs. Zlla Smith,
Mrs Annie Gardner Mrs Thomson,
MIS- Il, Whitaker Mrs. Betsy Whitta.
ker Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rich. Miss
Ella Rich, Nh VIM. j. Newman. Prof.
George SHELTON, Mr.. Yates, Mr., John
son Of Weber
The Athletic association Of the Uni
Velslty OF Utah gave dance at Chris
tensen's last evening 1t will be re-
membered as among the most enjoya-
bic affairs Of the present season. Fully
Il hundred couple were present. The
orchestra was enlarged and the music
Of the best. Mesdames j. 4. Kingsbury,
Byron Cummings, jos, t. Merrill and II.
T. Mccoy were the chaperons. Among
those seen on the floor were Prof and
Mrs. Cummings, Prof and Mrs, Merrill,
Prof. and Mrs. Lyman, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Brown, Mrs. Holmes Of Wisconsin, Mrs.
Knight, Mrs. c. l., Berry, the Misses
Dora Snow Of ogden, Clarce Thatcher,
Burnham Rounds, Greenstreet. Nell
Young Of Ogden, Snrenson, Hyde o.
Connor Donnellan. Billings, kingsbury,
Young, Wells, Wilkinson, Hyde Ottin-
ger Dicks, Carter, Brown, Harker,
Morris, Shepherd. Ray, Edwards, Pres
ton Groo, Breeder, Williams, Weller,
McCune, YearsleS Paul. Sanders,
Squires, Carter, Williamson, ScoHeld,
Hamlln, Morris, Mclaughlin. Young
Gillespie and Matthews. Messrs Sanders
Brown, Lambert, Dunn, Ray, Jensen,
Hatch. Morris, simmons, Chamberlain,
Merrill. Kimball Thomas. Angel.
Townshend, Hemphill, Lambert. Kerr
Peterson, Relser Ray, Brooks, Green,
Eldredge, Goddard, Snow, Hardy, Wal
ker. Margetts, Chamberlain, jenkins
Young Glendenning. McAllister. Quist
May Groo, Luce, Weller. Breeden Cof-
fin, Prof. Toronto. Heating. Williams.
A pleasant surprise was gotten up by
the family Of Mr. Charles Samson last
evening at the residence Of Mrs Arthur
f. Barnes, the occasion being the sew
enty-ffth anniversary Of their fathers
birthday After partakng Of supper
arranged specially for the occasion,
the evening was pleasantly passed in
social chat games, etc. Among those
present being Bishop Lewis and wife Of
Georgetown. Idaho, MI and Mrs. Josh
ua Mldgley Sr. Mr. and Mrs William
Saunders Mr. and Mrs. David Evans.
Mr. s. j. Sudbury Miss Lavina sud
bury. Mrs. VI. a. Wllckin, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sheriff, Mr. and Mrs Sam c, sud
bury. Mr. and Mrs, A. +. Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs, Ben F. SAMSON, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Sidney Pendergrass, The Misses
Cora and Allie Sheriff Anna Wildun,
Louise Barnes, Mr. August Wildun and
Frank Barnes. All Joined in wishing
the guest Of honor many happy returns
Of his natal day
Next Wednesday evening at 7:l5 the
Opal club special train VIII leave the
Short Line station for Provo. where a
grand ball will be- given in honor Of
the flln UN lIt lflHIlAlANiN 'ihHs nv
scene of the gathering viii be the new
mozart hall which Is said 60 be the
most up-to-date dancing establishment
in the state. outside Of salt Lake The
club has tickets 10 dispose OF for only
ffty couples and IN view Of this llmita-
ton Il Is important that those who in
tend accompanying the club make Inn
mediate application FOR transportation.
Only those holding Opal club tickets u
admission 10 the BAH viii be admitted
The planoforte recital given by Miss
Lola Cochler. the pupil Of Miss May
olive Gray. last night az the Congrega-
tional church was a most successful af-
fair. the young lady rejecting credit
both upon herself and her teacher The
affair was directed by Miss Gray, who
took part I'm the program, and was as
sisted by Mrs Gerrans, whose vocal Sc
lections delighted her audience. Miss
GRAY has made rapid strides In her
nrofesslon since coming TO Salt Lake
and last nights recital fully estab-
lished her claims to popularity.
The ladies' auxiliary 10 the Caledon-
ian club win give a Scotch entertain
ment In the Federated Trades han on
Tuesday. the 23rd \ good time Is
promised 10 all who attend.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Lily r. Pye to Mr. Sylvester D. Brad |
ford. The wedding 10 take place in |
June.
There viii he no graduations this
year if the election on Tuesday is not
"Yes."
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