Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13

turned from most delightful uTte
weeks outing at Driscol's park near
Kamas, where the time was spent in
fishing, hunting and general merry
making.
Miss Jessie Alderman is the guest OF
Mrs. Yates, 1926 First street
On Wednesday NIGHT Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Newell We're hostesses at a mu-
sicale at their home. vocal selections
being rendered by Mrs. Plnkerton and
plano solos by Mrs. A, r. Kerr, Mrs.
Pinkcrton, Mrs. Newell and the Misses
Selma and Alice Wall Delicious re-
freshments were served later in the
evening. The guests were Col. and Mrs.
Wall. Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Wood. pr. and
Mrs. Plnkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Higbee
and Misses Selma and Alice Wall.
Tie birthday OF Mrs. Joseph Grifilths
was fl'tlngly celebrated ON Wednesday
night last, host Of friends gathering
at her home on Seventh South street
and spending most delightful time.
Games were played, songs were sung,
a I'd refreshments partaken OF and all
present showered congratulations and
good wishes on the lady in whose hon.
or they Rad gathered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell leave very
shortly for an extended trip through the
Northwest, after which they expect to
leave for Europe.
Miss Florence Jennings left Wednes-
day morning for Wellesley college,
whore she viii attend school the coming
year.
Roger Sherman left yesterday Cor An
dover, Mass, to attend school.
Frank Niles leaves early the coming
week for Mercersburg, where he will
continue his studies during the coming
year.
Max Brown leaves for the University
Of Michigan on Sunday, where he Will
take the law course,
Ross Brown left Tuesday for Potts
town, Pa, where he win study the COM
ing year.
Prof. Richard Y. Ely OF the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin, is at the Fifth East
street hotel.
Miss Margaret Lgsan has returned
from months stay In San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Alfred Bersbach and Miss Bers-
bach arrive today from Chicago to be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don II. Per-
ter
Mrs. Fred Thorpe Of Chicago reached
the city yesterday and will visit for
some weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
l., A. Wedgwood
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong Of Park City
and her guest, Miss Boyd, win BE- in
town today and will be the guests OF
Mrs. ]. NJ. Moore.
Mrs, T.. Bonnemort Is at home with
her daughter, Mrs. Dunyon, at 70 II
street,
Mrs. Bailey and Miss Edna Bailey
will leave very shortly for the east,
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Alice Blair Of Rowland Hail re-
turned Wednesday evening fiom the
east.
Mrs. Harry @. Twomey will return
next week from Portland.
Mrs. Creary and Miss Creary Of Fort
Douglas will leave the first II next
month for an extended trip through
California.
The Misses Margaret and Ethel Dolly
leave tomorrow night for Washington,
D. c.
Judge and Mrs, George w. Bartch
have Issued invitations for the wedding
reception Of Miss Bartch and Mr.. Child,
which will be held on the evening OF
the 30th.
Miss Jane Macintosh has opened a
studio for vocal music in the Constitll-
ton block and will be at home to call
ers there on Wednesday afternoons.
The Misses weiby have gone to Eure-
ka for few days.
Miss Mercy Berkeley was hostess at
a delightful afternoon party In
Wednesday, the affair being given In
honor Of Miss June BintZ An amusing
feature OF the event was contest In
which the baby photograph OF each
guest was placed on inspection and the
personality guessed. Miss Margeret
Donnelan won first prize and Miss
Lulu Barr second. Those present be1
sides the guest Of honor We're: Misses
Margeret Donnellan, Della Richards.
Ethel Rogers, Florence Grant Winnie
Lynn, Evelyn Mason. Elizabeth officer,
Ina Boutwell,, Lulu Barr Beatrice o.
Conner. Eva Richardson, Vera Lane,
Edna Cullen Edna Coates. Helena
Critzer, Kate Thorpe. Minnie Wingate
and Ada Kinney.
A number Of the bachelor officers at
the Post gave a delightfully."- informal
AFFAIR on Monday evening. Dancing
was enjoyed, after which chatting dish
supper was served at the club.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns viii be at home
to her friends after Oct. 15.
d. Macpherson Boyd will leave the
carly part Of the week for pleasure
trip east.
Walter b. Townsend viii leave next
week cor Brooklyn,
Mr. and Mrs. d. X. Mccarthy leave
| soon for the east.
Mrs. Geo. A. Snow, her daughter Lu-
vera, and son Russell will leave the
| 10Th for New York, to be gone a year
The invitations are out for the wed.
| ding OF Miss Florence La Due and Mr.
| Hugh Ward, on the evening OF the 18th
at the meme Of the brides sister, Mrs
Z. j. Evans, 1923 east Fourth South
| street
Miss p. j. Quealy OF Kemmerer Wyo.
is visiting Mrs. j. f. Dunn.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Zuver and Miss Clutt
Of Plttsburg, who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Patterson OF
Waterloo, left on Monday for theiI
! home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt, Jr., are