Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01

evening
Miss Aryila clark was tonderod
public testimonial Friday evening ~
Inc opera House Miss CLARK In COM
pany with her mother viii sail the LIST
OF March Tor Europe whore she viii re-
sumo her musical studies
Mrs. Ida smoot Dusenbcry was elect
ed delegate 20 the National Congress
Of Mothers I'm session A Washington
Tuesday Mrs, Dusenberry has many
friends here who VIII be- pleased to
learn Of the honor that has been shown
her and think her In every particular
worthy OF IT,
Prof Geo II Brlmhall win pursue a
course Of study at Leland stanford
this spring
Utah Sorosls met at the home Of
Mrs Ncttle Is. King Wednesday after
noon Mrs, Cordela Beck presided.
Twelve members responded 10 roll cali
Miss La Won Pierce aud Miss Hoagland
were elected members OF the club Mira
| d. p. Houtz invited the club to meet In
! open session at her homo on Center
street. Wednesday March B. Each
member TO respond 10 roll call with
quotation, story parable, chapter or
| verse from the Bible Mrs. Anna
| Evans read the only paper Of the az
| ternOon on Influence Of the club on
| the Home" The paper was very
| lengthy one and showed that much
thought and time had been spent IN It's
preparation and the members received
II with hearty applause Miss White
ker. domestic science teacher Of the B
academy, gave a lecture ON the
Model Kitchen A great many new
IDEAS and suggestions We're advanced,
but without tearing down our present
kitchens and rebuilding TO Order
many suggestions could not be put into
practice A vote of thanks was ten
dered Mrs Whiteker.
A gold and silver medal have been
offered TO the scholar giving the best
recitation at the closing exercises Of
the Proctor academy Those who have
entered the contest are Emma Wood
head, Zulu Houtz. Master Dnrrle
Schwab, Lettie strong and Lenore
Gage.
Mrs, ID, d. Hout2 has received an In.
vltation to the wedding of her niece.
Miss Nellie Mcbride to Peter DrOubay.
Miss Mcbride Is the oldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Mcbride OF Tooele.
Mr. DrOubay is an estimable young
man graduate Of the Z. of Y, and re.
Gently returned from Europe where ne
spent two years as a missionary. The
wedding vii take place March &c.
Mr., Eddie Kimhall Of Salt Lake City,
was warmly greeted by his many
friends in Provo Tuesday ana Wednes.
day.
Saturday Feb g. 1902, was the ami.
versary Of the birth Of Mrs. Jacob
Evans and Mrs, Hunter matron of the
county inArmary The ladies' enter
tanned few of their friends at the !
home Of Mrs. Evans where everything
looked bright and cozy The ladies' !
were the recipients of good wishes and |
many beautiful presents. Delicious |
dinner was served A very pleasant |
afternoon was spent In conversation, |
story telling, music and songs. Those |
present were Mrs stephen l.. Chapman, |
Mrs. James Chapman of American |
Fork, Mrs. d. D. Houtz. Mrs. Moroni |
PaTman, Mrs. j. j. knight, and Miss |
Dolly Knight
A delightful surprise was given Miss
Tessle Hines Tuesday evening by the
members of her class of 1904 Miss |
Hines was deeply cngrossed In the
mysteries of packing five trunk loads
of wearing apparel for her trip to the
coast In one trunk and grip, when her
ears We're greeted with the class yell.
she Immediately caught the spirit Of
the company and the run began. The
evening was one long to be remcm.
bered by those present, one of the
pleasantest ever spent, Cards, games,
music, etc. We're employed to pass the
time.
Misses Ada and Cora Dusenbery are
spending a week In Salt Lake With
relatives and friends,
Mrs Ella Jakeman went 10 Mantl
Friday, where she viii visit friends for
a week.
Miss Norma Berger arrived in Provo
Friday morning. Miss Berger has been
travelling in the larger cities OF the
tdhl loI Blk weeks,
Miss Tessle Hines viii leave for Calf.
fornla March l. to be with her sister.
Mrs Charles Hedqulst
A large number Of the friends Of Miss
Miriam Nelke are looking forward to
the time when a public testlmonlal>can
be given her.
Miss Nelke has done much genuine
work here and has earned a warm spot
In the hearts Of the people Of Provo and
they will soon have an opportunity to
testify Of II in a substantial way. The
lady leaves for Chicago at the close of
The school year, where she will continue
The study Of elocution.
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. Il, Bucker and son,
Douglas, viii sail for Europe in March
Mr. Buckler win be making his first
visit home since he left II a mere boy
years ago, Mrs. Buckler is the amia- ,
Die daughter OF Judge and Mrq Noon