Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

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The week Just closing has been the
syarmest OF the season and therefore
void OF large social functions Hun
'lreds OF prominent people are out OF
the city. Some are out of the state.
but most Of those who have absented
themselves from home are at the noun
tain resorts which are found more or
less In all of the ranges OF Utah. And at
these cool and shady retreats they VIII
remain pretty much for the month OF
August, after which the return to the
city Will begin in real earnest.
An event, interesting and artistic was
the reception that Mrs j. a. and Miss
Blanche Kimbal) gave Monday evening
In honor OF Mr. Leon Woodmansee
This clever young musician leaves IN
the near future for New York. The
guests were received IN the large hall
ind the interior Of the home was beau
tlfully Decorated The reception OF
the Guestg was assisted I'm by Mrs.
Ledyard Bailey and Mrs J. r. Walker.
or course x was musical occasion and
those who rendered the delightful
pieces of the evening were Mr. SHELTON,
Mrs Montague Ferry, Mrs. Martha
Goyle King, Mr. Eastman and Mr..
WoOdmansee. After the musician pro-
gram was over the guests were served
with delicious refreshments by Mrs, W.
A. Nelden Dr. Luella Miles and Miss
Edna Bailey. Among the guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Boggs. Colonel and Mrs. Nun
roe, DR.. and Mrs. Bickford, Mrs Elliott.
DR. and Mrs Bascom, Mr. and Mrs,
Witcher Jones, Mr. and Mrs, knight,
Major and Mrs. Downey Judge and
Mrs Goodwin Or. and Mrs. Rykert,
Mr. and Mrs Mccarthy Mr. and Mrs,
Ferry Mr.. and Mrs Akers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Judge and Mrs Royle.
Col and Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence, DR. and Mrs,
Niles, Mr.. and Mrs Terry, Mr. and
Mrs Brown Mrs. Montgomery Mr. and
Mrs Bidwell Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsell,
Mr.. and Mrs Weir, Mr. and Mrs Fa-
blan Mr., and Mrs Harris Mr. and
Mrs. Rice. Mrs. T.. &. Bailey, Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs Martha X. King, Mr.
and Mrs. Folsom, Mrs. Cue Mrs. Wood
ward, Mr.. and Mrs Kerr, Mrs j. w.
Bowers OF Los Angeles the Misses
Edna Bailey, Cohn. Chamberlain
Woodward Woodmansee, Monroe
Sherman, Longmaid. Messrs Wood
mansee, Eastman, shelton, Lawrence.
Thompson, Paden, Lindsay, Sherman,
l. w. Crltchlow, Dr. Critchlow Plum
mer, Copley Richardson,
There has grown up IN Seattle, Wash.
ingtOn. Salt Lake colony OF no incon-
siderable population and occasionally
these congenal spirits meet ogether
and have a happy reunion and talk OF
the old times In Utah. At one OF the
Seattle parks recently 30 OF the
former Salt Lakers were entertained by
Mrs Frank b. Cooper and Mrs. L. II
Dale and a delightful time was passed
A large table, sumptuously loaded was
spread under the trees and the jest and
merry laugh went around Ernest q.
Roguon acted as toastmaster and hap
py responses were made by Prof Coop
er, Charles Jacobs, c. n Martin and T..
III, Dale All those present We're former
Salt Lakers and among them were Mr.
and Mrs J. NJ. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs.
Frank b. Cooper Ernest c. Rognon,
Mr. and Mrs l.. H. Dale Mrs. " q. !
Fox, Misses Ida and Mary Dysart, Mrs
NJ A. Harrison. Miss Louise Harrison.
O. H. Jacobs and Miss Edna Jacobs, |
Mrs, and Miss Paris Mr. and Mrs H. |
g. Hathaway, William Cooper, Miss
Eta Powers Miss Rose Yimont. Miss
Eta Ha2eltIne. Mr. and Mrs r. a. !
sleater, and Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Mar
tin.
One OF the most interesting an
uounCements OF the season Is the we'd !
ding of Miss Ida Ridge and Ray
Walker tn take place in this city next !
month Miss Ridge is o Kansas city
girl who came 20 Salt Lake about % |
year ago. since which time she has
made hosts of friends She has
charming personality and Is great |
favoritp I'm society Mr. Walker Is a |
son OF the late j. r.. Walker and Is q
popular young man IN this city
Miss LaVon Pierce has been enter |
tanning for the last two weeks. q most |
delightful house party at her handsome |
home I'm Brigham city As hostess |
Miss Pierce proved herself 90 Doe a |
genius Each day She had some new |
diversion for the amusement and enter |
tainment Of her guests The party |
was chapor0nol by Mrs L r. Pierce. |
The guests present from Salt Lake |
City We're. Misses Pearl Weller May |
Billings, Pearl Pierce. Edna HlrkeT |
May Gibson. Nessrs Claude Williams |
son, George Foakins Harry BuWuug |
Joe Sheets and Jack Tarppy. from Og- !
den were Misses Virginia Houtz |
Pherc Iloutz, Messrs Jack Browning |
David ECcles, Bert Adams. Adalbert .
Gay and George Kuauss from Logan .
were Miss GrCt9 Carbon and win Mc-
Alister, from Provo, Horace Merrill |
from Washington. Norman Vaughan;
from Chicago. George WhitgOn.
The Poets Round Table held SIS rcgu.
Jar meeting ON Monday az the home OF
Mrs. David Evans and Mrs Arthur
Brown acted as chairman of the DAY. /
The poets who received special cone
hideration We're The Cary sisters. and |
an interesting sketch of their lives was
given by Mrs. j. T. Rawlms. The
guests present. other than the regular
members were Mesdames l.. Elliott.
Blckford aud Hirth,
Miss Gwen Starley gave party 90
q few OF her friends on Wednesday the /
occasion being her birthday The eyep-
ing was spent with games and music
and delicious refreshments were served. !
Those present were Mt John StarIey.
Sr., Mrs IN. Mr. and Mrs John STAR
ley Jr. Misses May and Gwen StarIcy.
Catherine Mathes0n. Hazel Woodruff
and Ellis Barnes aud William 4.
Matheson, Alfred Hansen and lie Rol
G. Pickering.
Miss Mary Scott. secretary 20 Prest.
McClellsnd OF Knox college. Of Gales
burg, Ill. Is a guest In this city. Miss