Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

Jupdntse style ana lne HudlI was
very pleasant one.
Mrs. j. Il. Walker and Mrs. Charles
Walker we're hostesscs at a card party
yesterday afternoon, sixty-thtee being
the game The scheme was Japanese
the decorations, score TALES and prizes
carrying out the idea, About sixty
guests We're present to enjoy the ar
ternoon
Mrs. Sol Siegcl and children and Miss
Boettcher will leave next month 10
spend the winter in Camden, 5. G.
Mrs. NJ, A. Jolly, of Rexburg, Idaho
will spend the winter in this city win
her mother, Mrs, Armstrong
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Henshaw have gone
70 California.
on Monday night Mrs, John A.
HoughtOn entertained at cards IN nun
or Of Mrs. Nosworthy of Denver inc
rooms were decorated with ehrysan-
themums, and the scores We're japan
ese fans with japanese coins strung
on ribbons for counters. The prizes
were won by Mrs j. A. Reeves ana
Mr.. VIII Reed. Following were the
guests Mrs. Nosworthy, Mr. ana Mrs
A. r. Kerr, Mr., and Mrs. George keed
Mr.. and Mrs, J. A. Reeves Mr., ana
Mrs Dyer, Mrs Tomllnson, Mrs H. H.
Tarbet Mrs McDermQtt. MISS Reed
Miss Nellie Reed, Miss Tuddenham, MI
Boyle, Mr. Reed, Mr.. VIII Reed MI
Burt
A delightful social was given at the
residence of Dean Eddie ON "wednesday
evening, large number OF guests being
present Among the pleasant features
were a literary guessing contest, In
which Mrs, Ferguson took first prize
and MIR. George Maver second. The
following were the list OF questions
and answers;
Dukes. NASTY Scotch ABBOTT the
Scotch. by Scotchmen. Name them
and their writer's.
1.--Something for q woman TO wear
on her head The Lilac sunhonnet, s.
r. Crockett.
IA small low churchman; The Lit
tie Minister, j. NJ. Barrie.
S.-What the Scotch in a certain
place looked through on stormy days
Luz w lllilON VI III NtbNt ipbA iNf
A lady of high rank; Princess Of
Thule, Black.
5.--A titled gentleman named after a
river In the north of Scotland; Marquis
Of Lossle, Mcdonald.
GA parting song dear to all Scot
fish hearts, Aud Lang Syne, Ian Mac
laren.
THAT which is dreaded by chill
IFIltanpaA DAharf I ntatg Qfaxfafa-
son.
S.-Refreshing stream; Burns poems
0.-The pioneer explorers of an UNI
known land, David Livingston, Blakes.
10-Explanatlons OF the unseen by
the seen Natural Law In the Spiritual
World Henry Drummond.
1.-THE member re-mended; Sartor
Resartas; CARLYLE.
l2-The teachers who taught me and
the places where | was taught; My
Schools and Schoolmasters, Henry
Mills,
13-When Scotlands greatest king
lived In the Days OF Bruce, Grace
Aguilar.
1.-THE Scotch version of the Man
With the Hoe Ivanhoe Scott
l7--Some things goods and had COM
mon 70 All Scotch folks Scottish Char
actarisf'cs. Paxton Hood
iS-The Scotch name Of a famous
rlace poem and book Lochinyar,
Crockett.
lQ,-Thc organs with which bird |
''as and the color OF them White |
Wings Rlact.
pa Scotchman who msde himself |
famous among the oelestials; Chinese
Gordon, Forbes
on Thursday Wise Ru'h c. Fox and I
W" AN"ohor' W, Tav'or were united
In marriage the ceremony taxing place !
IN 'he Tamnie on the forenoon ana n |
deliohtful rocertion followng IN the '
evening az the home ~ the hrl'e The |
rooms wero bright with Ao~oi deco-a- |
lions the bridal couple standing under |
nrettv canonv of vines aTd flowers |
AMI chHVean GAIA 'ilios ralms |
and vines hnino used IN profuqion |
throughout no houeo. The bride wore
on evauieite gown ~ ~~av e'amine over
taT7to elk trimmed IN white emhr~id-
cred silk and aNnlioue. and carried !
white roses. Delicious ref-ashmerts |
wero served during tho e"ening. The |
hride 70 daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs |
Iossn w Fov and 'ha groom q sor ~ |
President Tohn Tov'or Thew VIII no |
r. hor'o ut 79i East Twelfth South st.
after January /.