Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

On wednesday evening Mf. ana Mrs.
W. >, Romney gave musicale ana So
cal In honor OF their niece, Miss MIN
ME Folsom A delightful musical pro-
gram WAS rendered by Miss Minnie Fol-
som, Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edwards
Mr. Thomas Ashworth, recitation by
Miss Sue Clark after which dainty re-
treshnents We're served. The house
was tostefully decorated with carna-
lions and ferns, About aixty guests
were present
A delightful luncheon was given by
Mrs lsldor Mayer yesterday In honor
Of Mrs Lindsay Rogers The table
was decorated with yioets and maiden.
hair ferns, and candeabra shaded in
red completed the pretty effect Pres
ent were Mrs Lindsay Rogers, Mrs
Olive Gaylord Mrs. j. $, Daveler, Mrs
Sands Mrs, Blckford, Mrs. $. d. Ev-
ans Mrs, John Reid, Mrs, Elliot, Mrs
Ashe Mrs, ]. D. Adams, Miss Leta
Mcmillan Miss Clary, Miss Mayer
The executive committee OF the Utah
Federation Of Women's clubs met yes
terday In Ogden, and discussed the
club attitude upon questions likely to
be brought up at the meeting OF the
General Federation In Los Angeles
II was decided that the club should ia
yor the Massachusetts, plan OF organ
lzaiion instead OF the Georgia plan
The Massachusetts, plan OF civil SER
vice reform was also endorsed, and the
Federation viii ask the support Of
Utahs representative in Congress In
Nbtaining the passage OF the bill The
committee decided to'adopt two shades
OF yellow for the state Federation coll
ors.
The young ladies OF the Salt Lake
Business college gave the young gem
tlemen OF the college a surprise in the
form OF an enjoyable social last night
Among the pleasant features were q
program Of music, recitatlonsA and
speeoheSa the latter being MAIN by
President Nelson and other school Of
fcials delicious supper was served
at the close Of Che program, aud the
affair in every way was one to reflect
credit upon the young ladies' managing
II.
The dancing party given at Chrsten-
sens last night by the students OF the
University OF Utah was delightful af-
fair, some seventy-iye couples being
present The chaperones for the even
Ing We're Mrs ii, NJ, Wells, Mrs. j. 4. 4
Kingshury Mrs Rachel Miller Mrs.
Ferguson and Mrs. Davis Among the
ladies' present were Miss June McIn-
tyre, May Billings, Bell Weller, Leda
RawlIns, Louie Rove, Lena Badger, Eva
Thomas, Leone Taylor Ellie Green-
street, Hattie Whitney, Retta Pyper,
Minnie james, Gertrude Reilly, Stella
Reilly, Mabel IIarker, Edna Hafker.
Lucille Badger Josie Morris, Gertrude
Felt, Pearl VanCott, Heneye Clark,
Markham, Florence Young. Elma
Young, Florence Horn, Oroesbeck,
Nicholson, Savage. Olsen, Gates, Young,
Myrtel Banks, kittie Squires, Leone
Macintosh Clara Give. Josephine
Wells, Jennie Mcintyre, Edith Kings
Lambert, Mrs Walt, Madison. the
Messrs Prof Achre, Prof. Joseph To-
ronto, Prof Howell Sam Taylor Jo-
seph Grant, lgnges Mclntosh, Denton
Mcintosh Harry Brooks, Hugo Nc
Kee, Elliott Kimball, Charles Crismon,
Walter Madison, Elias Ashton, Lu-
clan Ray. M, McAllister, Clarence Nes-
len Harry Kimball, VIII James, Mar
cena Foster Thomas Lambert, Jay
droo, clifford Young, VIII Relser A.
W. Smith, viii Dunn, Walter Conrad,
James Wade, Sidney Morris, Walter
Jr.
'ts
The members OF the Opal club win
attend the soiree at Christensens next
Wednesday evening instead OF holding
their usual social in the Ladies Lit
etary hall
popular again this season. A large
number attended last Wednesday even
Ing.
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Christenseu's February 2Sth.