Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Conference with its throngs am
genial cheer and hustle has dominate
the last days OF the week and the CIT
will seem comparatively quiet and de
serted after its close.
With the passing of Lent the weei
has realized all that is promised II
the way Of a social revival, nearl!
every day having had its pleasan
event. The most notable affair wa
probably the ball given by Battery A
N. G. u. and the list Of other events
public and private, show a delightful
record. The opening Of the country
club today Is a special mark In the so
cial season, and from this time on the
pleasant pastlmes and socials at the
club will make a feature Of the social
record.
One OF the delightful events Of the
week was the ball given by Battery A
al Christensen's last Tuesday evening.
No event ever given by the local Ma
lional Guard has excelled the one OF
this week. II was we'll patronized,
elaborate and thoroughly enjoyable.
Besides being an exceptionally fine
military ball, II can also be classed
among the prettiest social affairs Of the
season No time nor means had been
spared to make II a success and those
who had the affair in charge are TO be
compllmented upon the result Of their
efforts. The hall presented a beautiful
appearance. decked In the national col
ors over the arch leading from the
reception room and down both sides Of
the hall. flags and guidons were taste
fully grouped behind the musicians
stand and extending from ceiling TO
the floor and side walls. red, white and
blue bunting was draped In rosette
effect, all the ends being gathered at
the top and fastened under crossed
guns and the battery colors. over all
the chairs and settees red army blank
cts were draped adding completeness
70 the decorations. In the northeast
corner OF the hall was a canteen OF
delicious punch, the delectable liquid
celng served during the evening. The
orchestra had been enlarged to u
pieces and especially good music was
rendered for a program Of 20 numbers.
Among the selections played was a two.
step composed by Sergeant Ed Kimball
especially for Battery A. Its rendition
received hearty encore. The patron
esses Of the evening were the Mesdames
Hoyt Sherman, =. c. Coffin, w. ]. Bate
man. Gaby, McCrady, Lanlus. The
grand march started al o'clock, d.
reoted by Mr., G. Il. Berry and lead by
Capt Orrin w Grow accompanied by
Miss Lucille Gaby. Then followed the
dinerent officers and their ladies'.
Among those present were the Misses
June Mcintyre, Helen Sheppard, Celia
McCrady May Jeremy, Kate Jeremy,
Nellie Jeremy. RUBY Knowlton, Lucille
Gaby, Alta Rawlins Belle Weller, Mil
lie Atkins, Myrtle Banks. Veda Eccles
Of Ogden. Hattie Whitney. Retta Pyper.
Stella Salisbury. Laura Sherman, Lena
Preston, Geneye Clark, Edith SIERRA
den, Josephine Wells. May Billings.
Edith Kingsbury, Susie Sawyer. Gertie
Myers, Pauline Trehoon, Connie Fisher.
Lottie Dinwo0dey, Birdie Barman. Ma
mile Eldredge, Goldle Dix, Sarah Will
llarns, Tesse Williams. Charlotte Ajax
Pearl Dramer, Edna Swenson, MAY
Young, Mary Young, Lulu Heating. Luz
ellie Taylor, Edith Crane, Verge Breed
en-, Anna Adams, Bessie Holmes. Ma
nile sharp, Bessie Brooks, Alton Kim
ball, Bee Cheesman, Laura Bunting.
Evelyn Mason, Laura Sanders. Florence
Dramer, Clara Dougall, Phoebe Houtz |
OF Ogden, Mrs. Chauncey Benedict. Ida
savage, virginia Houtz Of Ogden. Bar
oara Klnnersley. Mrs. Elias
Smith. Leda Mcmillan, Louise Wey.
Eloise Spencer, Minnie Sadler. Miss
Cooper Capt. Orrin W. Grow Lieut..
w. c. Webb, Lieut.. Nelson r. Mar
gets, Lieut.. w. Il. Kneass First Sergt
Harry Jennings. Seargts. Ed Kimban.
Fred Leonard, Grow, Corporais Alex n
Thomas, Sid Morris Lawrence Beck
Gates Paddock. Charles Billings. All of
battery A. Lleuts. Berry Platt and
Peyton from Fort Douglas were among
the army guests present. Other
eihcers or the Guard were there. Cant
j. Greenwald of the Signal corp. Cant
u, S0mmers Of tho cavalry, Capt. Wal
Ter Wolf OF the colones staff Lieut.
Shelter Of Company B, Lieut.. Luclan
hay OF the cavalry, Mai Chauncey w
Benedict Of the hospital corn. Messrg
w. j. Bateman. Fred Nightingale. ia
Davidson, Carl Adams J. H. Merrill
SID saville, VIII James Georee Moore
Victor Lollin. A. l. Thomas. Jr. George |
GODDARD, Harry Fulton. ROY Sanders
Ems Freed, n, McAlllster Jesse Olsen |
VIII Reilly, 4. b. Sawyer Jr. Ellis
Black, Walter Conrad. Brig Cannon
George Smith, Russell Schulter. Robert |
Nanderhoof, Fred Callahan. Harold |
Hebron, Leon Myers. Art smith Raw !
savage Orley Savage. Joe Sheets. I,a- |
land Swaner, Marcenus Foster. Victor
wells, Elliott Klmball. VIII Grimsdpll !
Harry Pitts, Adrian Pembroke Robert
Wilson, MILFORD Schoppe. Roy ROM
uey, Chris Diehl, Nicholas Smith sergs
Campbell Leo Campbell Art Brown
schoppe, Newman. Phelps. Ferguson
Spencer, Gepp.
Mrs. Ledyard NJ Bailey entertained
II a delightful luncheon on Tuesday
N honor OF her mother. Mrs. Austin
The violet idea prevailed In the decor
ATOMS, yiolets being used with hand
painted placards in violet design. old
time photographs OF the older ladies'
present were used In a guessing con
test, the prize being won by Mrs. ]. C.
Royle. The guests were: Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Burgess. Mrs Chisholm. Mrs
sprague. Mrs. Wlshard. Mrs Royle.
Mrs. Critchlow, Mrs. Elliott. Miss
Ayres, Mrs. Milligan. Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
Bransford, Mrs. Bascom. Mrs sharp.
Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Rood.
On Wednesday Mrs. r. r. Holmes
rave charming luncheon. the Easter
dea being beautifully carried out IN the
decorations. The centerpiece was
bowl OF Easter lilies. placed on an ex-
auisite piece OF Russian lace and az
zach place was a corsage bouquet OF
lies OF the valley tied with green rib
sons' Green and white were the only