Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
No more delightful affair could have
been desired than the function Of last
| evening given In honor OF Major and
MIS-. q. r.. Downey A committee com
| posed OF two score or more Of their
| friends arranged the affair, and the de-
tails we're carried out with artistic aud
delightful results The Ladies' Literary
club rooms were brilliant with the ma
| ti0nal colOrs, In flags and bunting and
emblems suggestive Of The army and
| the Philippines were used as fayors In
the cotlli0n Eight sets of these were
| used, among them being army buttons,
! tiny silk flags OF all nations, kimonas
and oriental caps with q shower Of
carnations for Mrs Donney given In a
Hover figure by all the dancers. Mr.
Harry Sherman and Miss Maud Howe
led In the Cotilion The orchestra was
stationed behind screen Of palms and
the rooms downstairs In which refresh
ments were served We're prettlly decor
ated. A table IN a corner OF the dane
ing hall held the fayors and presiding
over them were Mrs r. g. Woodruff,
Miss Hanauer, Miss sprague and Miss
kimball Che hosts were e.. X, Alley,
j M Bldwell, j W. X BraCken, Y.
ellis Browne, J y, Calne, DR. crltch-
low, j 8 Crltchlow, George H. Fisher
y. s. Ferry, J, T Goodwin, r. j Glen
DINING q. j. Gibson, NJ, $. Hanauer, II.
t. Hayward, George, w. Helntz, Grant
Hampton. A. r. Holden, Il. o Howard.
Kenneth ker Frederick Lyon, Or.
Lindsay, D S. Murray, Burns Macdon-
aid Henry Mccormick, George Nolan.
pr Park, s. G. Park, NJ, $ Fender
CAST Or. Pfout2, w, Y Rice, George NJ
Scott o, J Salisbury, Clarence Sprague,
Max Smith, d, j sharp. W. H. Shear
man. j. w, Thompson, Benner X
Smith George Y, Wallace, u, b Wicks,
George Wcsteryelt j r. Walker, j
II. Young.
The guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. j
NJ. Bldwell, Mr. ana Mrs. j n. Game
Mr.. and Mira, George *. Fischer Mr.
and Mrs n s. Ferry Mf, and Mrs. r.
j. Glendnning Mn ana Mrs E o
Howard Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Kerr DR.
and Mrs Lindsay Mr.. and Mrs, u. $
Murray Mr., and Mrs, Burns Mac
Donald Mr. and Mrs, S, G. Park
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Post, Dr
and Mrs PfOutz, Mr. and Mrs
" Rice, Mr. and Mrs O. j. Sal
sbury, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j, sharp,
Mr. and Mrs q Y. Wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs George Wtsteryelt, MI and Mrs.
j. r. Walker, MI, and Mrs. j. II,
Young; Mesdames Bancroft. Wood
ward, Hanaueb Hardness, Pfout5,
Eidridge of Portland. Boyd, Baxter.
Smedley Smith, and Woodruff the
Misses Thorue, kimball, sprague. Ia.
nauer. sherman Laura sherman,
kanters, Rooklidgc, Bloch of st. Louis,
Blair Dooly, Park Kiesel of Ogden,
Sherman, Edna Sherman, Mcmillan,
Cleary Woodward, Mason, Marie Ma
SON. Donnellan, Salisbury and Read,
rnd the Messrs c. Il. Alley, j. X. w.
Bracken, r. Ellis Browne, Or. Cntch.
low, John Critchlow, j. T. Goodwin,
George ] Gibson, NJ. S. Hanauer II.
r. Hayward, George Heintiz Grant
Hampton, A. +. Holden, Il. Lyon,
Burns Macdonald Henry Mccormick,
George Nolan, DR. Park, Sam Fender
CAST. c. NJ Scott, Dick Spraguo, Max
Smith Ben Smith, W. H. Sherman,
J. w. Thompson, George Wallace, Jr.,
". b. Wicks George Westeryelt, j. X.
Walker, j. IL Young, Woodward, BAN
croft, Hanauer, Hardness
Yesterday the Woman's Republican
club was entertained by Mrs W w.
Rivers and an enjoyable time was
spent, A feature of the afternoon was
a paper read by Mrs. A. j. Johnson,
giving q view Of the Hay Pauncefote
treaty discussion by all the members
following After completing arrange
ments for celebrating Llncon's birth
day on Feb. 18th, delicious refreshments
We're served, and a pleasant social hour
passed
Major and Mrs. c. r. Downey left
today for Denver, where they WIN make
their home.
Tomorrow night the young people Of
the Twentieth ward will give dane
ing party In the Ladies' Literary club
rooms
on Thursday q party Of well known
Utah women win leave TO attend the
conventions OF the National Woman's
Relief Society and General Council OF
Women, IN Washington, and during
their absence win visit Chicago, New
York and other eastern points The
Relief Society Of this State viii be rep-
resented by Mrs u. b, Wells, Mrs AM
ME I. Hyde, Mrs. Sarah j. Cannon, Mrs.
w. = Beatie OF Salt Lake, and Mrs.
Ida Dusenberry OF Provo As delegates
from the NJ. !. A. viii go Mrs. NJ. Y.
Dougall Mrs, c. S, Burton Miss Ann
NJ. Cannon and Miss Addie Cannon, os
this city, and Mrs Teenle Smoot Tay-
lor. Of Provo. with Mrs, Lapish of Salt
Lake, and Mrs. Steele. OF American
Fork, representing the State Council Of
Women.
Tonight the assembly bali takes place
at Chrlstensen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor " Rice leave
this week for a trip through Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs II. s. Knight are at the
Kenyon, where Mrs. knight win be at
home to her friends on Tuesdays.
Mr.. George J, Gibson has returned
from California,
Mrs. stephen II. Babcock gave a
delightful luncheon today at her home
Mrs. briggs, Of Ogden, Is the guest
OF her mother, Mrs: short
The engagement Of Mr. VIM, +,
Langenbackcr 10 Miss Louis Smith Of
Murray Ia announced. Miss Smith Is
the daughter OF Andrew Smith prom
Inent stockman of Murray and Mr..
Langenbacker Is the well known and
popular operator at the city and coun-
~ building. The wedding will take
place in April The young couple are
receiving the congratulations OF host
OF warm friends,