Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,
II of the N. G. U. at the Armory last
night was one Of the prettiest social
events OF the week, II was successful
and thoroughly enjoyed by all who at
tended and the boys Of the company
are 10 be complimented on the event.
The hall was completely, changed from
its usual appearance. The walls were
covered with flags crogs-arms, guidons
and other military emblcms IN q
most artistic fashion. on the orches-
ira stand was a large painting of Goy-
ernor Wells, and above this In a bank
Of national col0rs was a large III In
electric lights In the two eastern cor
ners Of the room tents We're arranged
from which were dispensed coffee cake
and punch throughout the evening,
Christensens orchestra furnished the
music for delightful program of two
steps ana Walt2cs The patronesses of
the affair were Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells,
Mrs. Charles S, Burton, Mrs, Ezra
Thompson, Mrs Windsor v Rice, Mrs.
Ellsworth Daggett Mrs Samuel G.
Park, Mrs, Samuel Woodward Mrs,
William A. Nelden, Mrs David Keith,
Among the guests were Major Young
and Lieutenant Peyton OF Fort Doug
las and Others present OF the N, @. Y.
were Col. Park and Wife, Captain Jack
Afford and Wife, Major Chauncey BEN
edict and wife, Captain Jake Green
wald, Lieut. Shelter, Captain Orrin w.
Grow, Lieut. COverdale Lieut.. Will
liams, w. Tobias, o. X, McGraw, w. G..
Scott Art. Thomas, Jr Edward u.
Pike, Sidneya Reeves, Greenwood, Scot
Woodward Wolf MILFORD Schoppe,
Ridge, George Goddard Adrian PEN
broke Messrs. John Trewhela w. G.
Hamphlll, Dave Andrew. Marcena Fos-
ter, Edwards, Art, Ilaag j l.. Sheets
Roy Sanders f, s, Derrick, Roy Rom
ney A, w. Smith, M, McAllister
Among the ladies present We're the
Misses Lucille Young, Fanny Coulam
Florence Simons, May Billings, Alton
Kimball, Bell Weller, Laura Schoppe.
Ella Hogan Of Pocatelo Eta Kiesel
Of Ogden, Goldia Dicks, Stella Dicks,
June Mcintyre, Fairy Angel, Lizzie Ar
mold Lucille Clark, Geneye Taylor, Char
lotte Ajax, Laura Mathis, Mrs. Barnes,
Mrs, William Sanders, Bridgeman,
Whiteman, Mrs. Schoppe, O'Rellly,
Bottsford Misses shoebrldge, Siberia
den, Snepherd, carter.
The Latterday Saints University
dance held at ChrIstensens last night
was an entirely successful affair, Full
ly four hundred young people attended
and thoroughly enjoyed themselves,
OF all the pretty affairs held at the
Ladies' Literary club rooms the one
given there last evening ranks among
the first 1t was complimentary party
given to some of the friends of the
Misses Hattie Mcclellan Margie Me-
Keaver, Edna Swens0n, Florence Bolto,
Josie Morris Amy Ball. Connie Nc
Allister, Lucille Badger, Lillian Gambol
and Gertrude Arbuckle, most charm
ing group of hostesses. The hall was
testefully decorated. Chairs, divans,
rugs. flowers and potted plants were
arranged about the room with pretty
effect, and In the corner to the right
Of the orchestra q cosy corner was
made with rugs and diyans, In the walt
ing hall and In the lower rooms tables
and cards were provided for the en-
tertainment Of those who did not care
TO dance. Punch was served during the
evening Some of those In attendance
were the Misses Ruby Know;ton, En-
ma Darlington, Minnie James. Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Taylor Emma Grimsdell, Jen-
ME Grlmsdell, Florence Horne, Jennie
Smith, Florence Dye, Hattie Dye. Kate
Mattlson, Jennie Sands, Minnie Mar
gets, Lyle James, Bessie Moore Edith
Draymer, Leona Erickson, Moreno
Smith, Susie Hun, Lottie briggs, Lena
Moore, Nellie Morris, Mary Tlbbs, He
lena Crismon Eleanor Swan, Mrs, Rich,
OF Brigham city. Lille Olsen, briggs,
Hodgson, OReilly, Messrs Walter
Wilding, win James, Bert Olsen. Lin
Simons. August Thomstoff, Richard
McAlister Fred Sands, James Davis,
Frank Chamberlain, VIII Grmsdell,
Jay Groo, Richard Smith, win swan,
George Moore, Elma Ashton, John Nor
rls, Sam Taylor Joseph Crismon
Charles Crlsmon, George j. Cannon,
At the Kenyon last night, around a
hollow square banked with miniature
flower garden Of ferns and carnations
the High school seniors sat and toasted
each other, their principal, their
teachers, their sweethearts and
their futures with oratory that
would have put Demosthenes to
his best mettle had that ancient classic
had the temerty to invade the precincts
Of the Kenyon dining room last night
Under the red and black, about fifty
students sat and enjoyed a sumptuous |
menu, while POSTMASTER Arthur j,
Murphy, with his half dozen aids, en-
tertained them with flow Of wit and |
wisdom upon the following topics "Our
Class" Roy Hlgson, THE Juniors |
Marguerite Donnellan our Principal" |
Thomas Latimer; Teachers" Ethel |
Connolly; remarks, Mr.. Eaton; "Our |
Girls" Lewis Sowles, Our Boys |
Evelyn Mason; THE Juniors Art" |
Niels Christensen, Our Future Ma |
rian Jones. President Nicholas Smith |
introduced the speakers and Principal |
Eaton sat as 2 guest and pupil whilst |
his reverend hosts instructed him IN
points Of eulogy, amid the perfume Of
and daintlly scented and
beribboned menu cards. Those who en-
joyed the memorably pleasant affair
were Nicholas Smith, Lewis Sowles.
Evelyn Mason, Lucy Gaby. Airline Mac.
leln. Merton Wheeler, Arthur ]. Mur.
ply, Roy Higson, Marian Allen. Helena
CrtZer. Amy Addoms, Eva Richardson.
Blanche Kimball May Bourgard, Zeta
Morris Clara Williams, Winnie Lynn.
Lille Richards, Alverda Martin Rachel
Cro2ier Marguerite Donnelan, Ethel
Connolly, Ethel scranton, Florence Jen-
nlngs. Nellie Cullen Ethel Deane. Mari.
an Jones, June Bint2, Alta Newcomb,
Annie Mcintyre. Helen Hahn, Ina
Boutwell,. Allie Godbc, ed Watson, Max
Brown, Mary sharp, Pauline Terhune,
Harris COIN. Edith Kingsbury, Bessie
officer, Caroline Arnold. Kate Riddle,
Lille Pierce. Mona Thompson, Ethel
Shepherd, Fred Evans, Thomas Lati-
mer. orson Eldrldge, Niels Christensen,
Prof. Eaton HOLSTER Hancock.
While the High school students were
mixing mnrks I'm tho eAnha ~ fine |