Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08


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In the Saturday News" must be hand
ed IN not later than I o'clock on FRI
day afternoon
one Of the most successful enter
tainments ever given IN honor of the
faculty Of the H. d. S, university, was
that OF Mr. and Mrs lie ROl SNOW on
Thursday night. Their home was beau
tlfully decorated prOfusion of roses,
carnations, smlax, ferns and aspuru-
gus plumosa being used with artistic
effect throughout the house. A delight
full program Of music and recitatiOns
was rendered President j. II Paul, Mr.
Leo Fairbanks Prof and Mrs M. 7
Bluxom, Miss Susie Heath, Prof Wild
stoe, and Mr.. James Larsen, partici-
pating the two latter giving renditions
in foreign dialect Various games were
played, Miss Susie Heath winning the
prize. a pretty hand-painted toOthplck
holder A feature of the evening was
the christening Of u handsome hnnd-
painted punch bowl the work OF MIS-.
I.e R0i Snow, and used for the first
time on this occasion. Prest, Paul otli-
ciated az the christening, giving the
bowl the name of "Empyrean
Delicious refreshments were served,
Miss Mabele Snow playing a number
of plano selections during the time.
The guests of honor including the l.,
ID. s. university faculty were Prest,
Joshua II. Paul, Prof John NJ Mills,
Prof Ralph " Chamberin, Prof b =.
Hnckley, Instructor II. Leo Bird
and wife Instructor Leo Fair
banks, Prof and Mrs. Miers
Truett BluXom. Instructor Jas,
Larsen, Miss Susie Heath, Instructor
Percy Goddard Prof Osborne j,
=. Wldtsoc Prof j. w Jen-
sen. Besides the faculty there
were Mrs Minnie j. Snow, Miss
Mabelle Snow Miss Josephine llinck-
ley, Miss Nettie Fairbanks, Lorenzo l.,
Snow, Miss Catherine German Of Chi
cago, Miss Stella Paul.
Maj and Mrs. stahman and party
of Nashville, Tenn, We're on Monday
the guests OF Col. and Mrs. +. y,
Holmes, a trip to Saltair In the fore
room being followed by luncheon az
the home OF the latter, and an organ
recital at the Tabernacle arranged IN
honor OF the visitors Mai, Stahlman
Is vice president of the l.. q n, railroad
and publisher of the Nashville Daily
Banner. and occupies position OF
emlnence and trust In his native city.
He Is a cousin of Mrs. Holmes The
party which consists Of IS persons had
been taking western tour In special
car and were on their way home from
the Pacific coast. Those who COM
posed the party are as follows Mai. i,
h. Stahman, vice president l., & ~
railroad and publisher Nashville Daily
Banner; Col A. NJ. Shook, vice presl.
dent Tennessee Coal & Iron company,
Mrs a. NJ. Shook, Mr.. s. j. Keith
president Fourth National bank Mrs
:. J, Keith, Mr. W. Il, Cole, president
Napier Iron company; Mrs w Il,
Cole, Mr. Percy Warner manager Of
Nashville Street Railway company,
Miss Louise May Warner, Miss Lam.
mia Keith, Miss Kate Ransom, Mrs j
W. Thomas, Jr, wife Of general man
ager ~ G. g. st. l.. railway; Miss
Elizabeth Thom0s,
The NTH OF a series of dancing parties
given by the Billic club at the Ladies'
Literary club rooms last Wednesday
was enjoyed by the Misses Hazel Bea,
tie Emily Whitney Clara Smith. Ethel
Felt Mamma Chaplin Bessie Felt. 4.
Smith, Eleanor Engler, Mile Mad.
dick, Mile Hansen, Blossom Mitchell
Dot Dwyer Daisy Dalton, Hazel Grant
May Greene, Title Larson. Luella
Stewart Chloe Bilner. Kittie Scheed
Edith May, Emma Sandersdn, Josie
Mulyaney Margaret Summerhays
Nina Rogers Ada West. Ruby Young
Ethel Stewart, Annie Nordvall Josie
Valentine. Matte Farrell, Lou Me.
Clelland, Klttle German Nettie poul.
ton Jen Murdoch Viola Thircle. Flor.
ence Symons, Florence Biner luqie
Larson, Miss llouck. Mrs Culmpl
Theresa Burton Mcssrs. sid Spvile
Sam Ashby, Chas Thomas Clarence
Patten, Bob Wilson, David Russell
Sprunt, Geo. Butler. Art Bolton. Leo
Frost Frank White. Art Noass. Ern
liornes. VIII Coulam, a. g. Brainp. Art
Ban, Thomas jackson. n. Evans Amos
liylandcr Reuben Romev Harry Ban
Dave Cameron Gus Guglor Dave An.
dreWs. Albert SUom VIII Bah. A.
Townsend. clyde Simmons. Charlie
brown, Frank Flashmm A. j. Gone
Harry APPEL Archie Shepard ana Rufus
johnson,
A most delightful card party was
given at The home of MI. and Mrs JON
White, Y West First North street ON
Tuesday evening Four tables of "B8"
constituted the evenings amusement
while delicious cOff O., ice cream
Ind cake We're served. Both the
FIRST ana bloody prizes We're unusually
pleasing, the former being beautiful.
~ bound volume Of "LAiglon" and A
volume by Julian Hawthorne. The
lady's consolation was book hy Haw.
thorne while the genueman's prize was
one OF Stocktons novel method of
allottlng partners was instituted. In.
stead OF the usual tolv eord- no1
scores. the king and queen Of two
different trumps We're sc,r. from
each set of cards-Care being taken
10 have different card backs for each
table-and shufllled separately kings
being distributed TO the gentlemen
guests and queens to ladies' The
matching Of Kings ana queens with
similar card backs between the guests
decided the partners. Tallying was acc
complished by having the name OF each
guest marked down in large letters on
one side Of a large sheet OF paper fas.
tened 10 the wall, opposite each name
a cipher or stroke designated the mum.
ber of games won or lost This way
was much enjoyed as II allowed more
familiarity with the names OF guests.
fsss al ID HHn N %
favorable comment The first ladies'
Nv So
lock; gentlemans, Mr.. Harrington. Mrs.
D. -. 4,un,a. AID .ar,GeO. ."etAs c~f-
iied Oft consolation honors. The guests
were: MIR and Mrs. George Meeks, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Chapman Duncan, M
Carl Valentine. Mrs. SAMSON, Mrs. +,
w. Blackjack. Mrs. c, p. WINS, Misses