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

The season OF fasting and penancN
and social sacrifice is well under way
and the result Is a still greater deple-
tlon OF the social record Among thoHe
who do not observe the Lenten season
have been few delightful aniurs' Dul
oven here there has been an appreciate
dlminution, the list being smaller thah
any previous week for months past
Among the most notable events was
the dinner given al the Alta club on
Tuesday night by Mr., George :. Snow,
the affair being delightful In all details.
The table was laid In the gold room ana
was handsomely decorated with roses
carnations, ferns and smilay, the CEN
terplpce being I'm the design Of wagon
wheel with spokes Of American Beauty
roses and the sections between tilled H.
with different colored carnations, ferns
and smilax rim of carnations, ana
center cluster Of American Beauty roses
completed the unique and handsome de-
sign. The dinner consisted Of seven
courses served with various Wines ana
was enlivened with speech making and
general good time. Following were
the invited guests, Gov lleher NJ.
Wells, Hon. W. $. Mccormick, Mr. Joe
siah Barnett Mr.. George T. Odcll Mr.
James H. Clinton, Hon. d. G, Dunbar,
Hon, James II. Moyle, Hon. Frank I.
stephens Hon Benner y Smith, Mr.
j. NJ. Schwalm, Mr. John =. Meukin
Mr. Charles 8. Burton, Mr. Glenn
Schramm, Hon George NJ Cannon,
Hon. william H. King Mr. Charles N
Streyell, Mr.. s. V. Derrah, Mr. j A.
Reeves Mr. james II, Paterson, Chico'
go Col NJ II Hecht, San Franchises
Mr., Louis Hecht Boston.
The Misses Annie and Agglc Camp.
bell gave delightful reception last
night In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denton
y. Macintosh. The event took place at
the home Of the h0stesses on north
State street the rooms being beautiful
ly decorated for the occasion The low
or hall was entirely In green, palms and
smilaX being used, and the upper hall
IN yellow. IN the front parlor white
and yariagated carnations were used
with ferns and smilax, and In the rear
parlor, red predomnated. while the dim
ing room was In pink, vase OF carna-
lions forming the centerpiece OF the ta-
BILE with ferns and smilax completing
the effect. Carnations were on the
ferns and smllax were used throughout
the rooms. Assisting the hostesses In re-
ceiving were Miss Joan Campbell and |
Miss Jane Macintosh, and In the din |
ing room Mrs. Julia Brxen, Miss Mar |
tin and Mrs, r. S, Campbell served re-
freshments, while Miss Bowring pre-
sided at the punch bowl In the hall. A
large number were present to enjoy the
pleasant AFFAIR
A pleasant surprise party was given
In honor Of Miss Ada Yard on Wednes-
day evening at her home so north
Eighth West street. The evening was
spent In games, singing and music, after
which dainty refreshments were served
The invited guests were Misses Matilda
Tholman Hettle Williams. Mary VIII
Hams, Rebecca Evans. Mabel Parry,
ELLA Nelson, Emma Swan, Ada Durham,
Messrs Evans, Haslam, Sidney Riser,
Bert Bates John Haslum, Jodie Spry
Charlie Parsons, Willie Langton, Tom
Emerson, Ben Jacobsen, Willie Yard
and Walter Winters.
Miss Bessie Bowrlng was delightfully."-
SURPRISED by a number of her friends
on Tuesday evening, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. The even
Ing was pleasantly passed with music
and games and In the course Of the
evening Miss Bowrlng was presented
with a handsome gold locket, At u
late hour the guests partook Of a fine
supper The dining room was decor
Rted in pink, the color scheme being
artistically carried out with pink rose
buds and carnations, Those present
We're: Misses Bessie Bowring May
belle Crowley lrma Eberhardt, Lin,
Chapman. Maysie Adamson, Lille
Hearslcy. Vera Lowe, Bessie Mayne
and Maggie Layton. Messrs. Willard |
Burton, II. J, Bowring, +, y, Fox, lie
Elggren, G. h, Marcusen j. K. Par
rish w. Ward, j. l.. Brown II, Con,
and j. Il. Anderson.
An announcement which win come IN
the nature of surprise to their many
friends Is that ~ the marriage Of Miss
Clara Hawkins OF this city and Mr..
Lewis Hobart Sweetser Of Idaho, which
was quietly solemnized on Saturday,
Feb l6. The bride ~ well and popu-
larry known m Salt Lake, and h.- for
several years held "a position of trust
In the United States surveyor generals
Office whore her services have been
most efficient She Nas educated az the
Salt Lake academy, and has many rel
atiYes among the prominent families
Of Utah Her father now In Idaho. was
one OF the Utah pioneers. The groom,
well known stOckman OF Idaho, was
born In San Francisco. lie attended
the University Of California and grad
uated from Yale In 1889 While In col.
lege he took a prominent part In athle-
tics, winning many championships. He
went into the cattle business with II.
$. ana George Burroughs In 1880 and Is
still associated with them I'm the live.
stock business and IN dredging for gold
on Snake river, The company they are
interested in Is operating two Of the
hest equipped and most successful
dredging plants In the county In 1909
he was elected TO the Idaho legislature
on the Republican ticket lie is "A man
Of sterling qualities and highly es-
teemed in the community where he
lives. Mr. and Mrs Sweetser leave
shortly TO make their home IN Yale
Ida. where the congratulations and
best wishes OF their many friends will
follow them,
Mrs. John Matheson entertained on
birthday az her residence.
ia l. street. The evening was spent IN
playing "G3' and other games, and u
supper was afterward served IN the
large dining room. the following |
guests participating Mr. and Mrs. \,
W. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nelden,
Mr.. and Mrs b. y. Brown Mr.. and !
Mrs Joseph Christensen, Mr. and Mrs,
Ernest T.. Brown, Mrs A. Schoneld.
Mrs @. Brown, Misses Gertrude and
Daisy Brown, Miss Gwen Starley
Misses Alice and Rey Sohohed. Miss
Ksts Matheson Mr., Frank Brown, Mr..