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

Tonight is ladies' night at the uni
verslty
Mr. ana Mrs w T. Cobban Of Butte
are visiting IN the city with MT ana
Mrs. J II, Mitchell
Judge and Mrs w II King gave q
dancing party this afternoon for theiI
son, Master Pam Browning.
Mr. Harold Eldredge left this after
noon for New York
Mr. and Mrs W. s. Mccormick left
this afternoon for the coast
The opal club gave a delightful ball
at Christensen's last night.
Mrs. Mcclure viii entertain at dinner
this evening
A delightful reception was held at the
home OF Mrs NJ Francis In honor Of
her Goth birthday, Feb. %, Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. Kelly assisted In receiving
the guests. The rooms were handsome
~ decorated In red, carnations being
used in prOfuson, The guests were
Mrs. Vllatc Romney Mrs. a. Watson,
Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Bathsheba Smith,
| Mrs. Cornell Mrs NJ Romney, Mrs,
| NJ Il. Morris, Mrs Woodmansee, Mrs,
| McMurrln, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. r. Camp
bell, Mrs. Andrew Brixen, Mrs. Brig
ham Young, the N sses Annie, Aggle
and Joan Campbell, Miss Nellie CRAM
of Chicago Mr. and Mrs Caleb Il. Pye,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace, ST., Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert Kelly Mr., and Mrs,
Thos Hun, MIR. and Mrs. Sylvester ID,
Bradford, Mr. Woodmansee Mr. Nose
Taylor.
on Thursday evening, Feb. 81, q
| pleasant surprise was held at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry Goddard
| OF 735 East Third South being the Oc-
casion Of Mrs. Goddards birthday The
affair was arranged by Mr. Goddard
with the conniyance OF Miss Leona, who
il delightful hostess herself The ev-
enIng was spent In social Intercourse,
singing, music and an interesting game
called progressive Oregon Short Line.
| The prizes were won by Mrs s. +, Kerr
| shaw, first prize, a beautiful pin tray;
second prize, tie between MIR. Isaac
Richards and Mr.. y. z. Felt, a gentle
mans handkerchief Mr. Felt got the
prize and the BOBBY prize went to Mrs,
NJ. Minor. Refreshments were served.
The following ladies' and gentlemen
we're among the guests; Mr., and Mrs,
| David McRae Mr. and Mrs Burrows,
| Mr. and Mrs. s f. Kershaw, Mr., and
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. NJ. Minor, Mr., and
Mrs. Isaac Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
son, Mr.. and Mrs d. P, Felt,
The opal clubs annual ball was given
last evening IN Christensen's dancing
academy II Will be remembered by
those who attended as being among the
! most delightful affairs that have been
| held during the present season. The
usual numher-ahout hundred couples
| Were present The orchestra had been
enlarged for the occasion and furnish.
ed some especially pretty music for
| program Of sixteen numbers"
.
Among the most pleasing events OF
| the week was the testimonial rendered
| Elder George w Suokes, previous TO his
departure on a mission FOR Great Brit
ain, The affair was held In the Tenth
ward assembly rooms on Tuesday even.
| ing, Feb. IS, before a large and very
| appreclntlve audience, Among the ar.
| lists who participated were the follow
| Ing. Mr.. Fred Graham Mr.. G. L. Ber-
| ry Miss Vida Fox Prof. Fl. 5. Cod
dard. Mr. Theodore Best MIR j. NJ.
| Knight, Miss Perkes, Messrs Lauben-
geler and Buhmer Professor j, j. Me-
Clellan being accompanist. Sweet mu-
sic rendered by the L. u. S. university
orchestra nterspersed the program
| The Salt Lake Glee club, Tenth ward
choir and selection OF Sunday school
children gave some very valuable Sc
lections. Sentiments were expressed by
Bishop Adam Spelrs, Elders ], w Me-
Murrin. r. lillian Jr., j. II. Paul, S. Il.
Baxter, Miss Maud Paul and Mrs, S. f.
Baxter with response by Elder Spokes.
The NJ |, associations Of the Twelfth
ward win give a dancing party at the
! Ladies Literary club rooms next Thurs
day evening, March 6. The committee
arranging for the AFFAIR Is the Misses
| Mabel Derrick, Emma Darlington, Elna
| Young. Nellis WARDROBE. Ellen Tibbts,
Geo Mldgley, Karl Hardy, Clifford
Young
The fraternal order. Pioneers OF the
Pacific, held their regular meeting
| Monday the 26th President Richie
presiding. Many suggestions OF impor-
lance were discussed Past Command
en- Judge Shekell announced that the
magic lantern had been secured and
was on the way from the east, and
shortly would be at the disposal Of the
lodge, Mr.. Murphy announced that the
entertainment program for Wednesday,
| the 9th OF March, was complete, All
| the Pioneers of the city are cordially
| invited, High five with five prizes,
musical and vocal selections rectations
and remarks will be ,he order OF the
evening Refreshments Will be served
and all those who come are sure OF
very enjoyable evening DR.. W. II.
Hopkins was appointed chairman OF a
| committee on theatricals. a play 10 be
given In from to weeks hence.
A pretty home wedding took place
last Tuesday when Miss Libby NJ, soren
and Mr. oscar l.. Reese were married.
The ceremony was performed at the
| home OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Little. Mr..
| and Mrs. Reese viii I've at home TO their
| friends after the 10th OF March AT the
| Church Farm.
ireland and Its Beautiful Scenery"
win be the subject of Mrs. Lydia D.
| Alders lecture at the conjoint session
Of the Fourteenth ward Mutual I'm
| pr0vement associations Sunday even
Ing, March 2. All are invited.
Squire Coop, the well known musi-
clan. who has been In, Berlin for some
time past studying piano under Godow-
sky, has returned. and Is now visiting
| his relatives In Ogden. Mr.. Coop re-
turned to fnd his mother dead, the sad
event having occurred while he was on
his way homeward He remained a
few weeks In Chicago and New York
visiting friends.
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