Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
On Wednesday afternoon the Tourist
section OF the Ladies' Literary cluu
was entertained by Mrs, j. w. Neil at
her apartments In tho Dooley block, the
event being most delightful The
section has been studying German
music, and the afternoon was devoted
20 the great German composers. MIS-
Alvah Lewis Is chairman OF the Sec
ton, and charming program was ar
ranged, consisting OF "A Talk on Won
Weber's Life and Works by Miss Jes-
sup; with plano solo by Miss Me-
Chrystal; Talk on Haydens Life and
Works. by Mrs. IL, w. Brown, with
song from the Creation with YER
dure Clad"-by Mrs. c. j. Plummer;
Talk on Bethoven's Life and Works, "
by Mrs. Il. w. Whitney, with piano
solo by Miss Mary Olice Gray, Talk
on Schubert Life and Works by Mrs
Cheesman. with the "Serenade" sung
by Mrs. Jack Keith, TALK on the Life
and Works Of Mendelssohn, by Mrs.
A. c. Ewing, with duet Midsummer
Nights Dream" by Mrs Peabody and
Mrs. Ayah Lewis. Talk on Life and
Works Of Mozart" by Mrs. 5. y Fen
ton, with song from Figaro by Mrs.
Kate Brdewell Anderson, Eye Who
Know Loves Power" and piano solos
by Mr.. Woodmansee, first. "Romance,"
by Jensen, second, suite" by Brahms.
After the program, refreshments were
served and a delightful social time
spent.
Mrs. II. ]. Schultz entertained the
Friday Card club yesterday with
number Of invited guests at her home
on cast South Temple street The
rooms were artistcally decorated, the
parlor in pink and green with palms,
carnations and roses, the reception hall
with daffodils and marguerites, and the
dlnlngroom with apple and cherry bios
SONS. The scores were water color
sketches and the TALES original picture
heads in black and white. Prizes were
won by Mrs, Barthel ana Mrs. Kmball.
Present were. Mrs 9. L. Rood. Mrs.
Bowman, Mrs. j. J. Judson, Mrs. Bur
rows, Mrs. j. Reeves. Mrs. Albert
Hirth. Mrs. w. l.. White, Mrs. Hender-
son, Mrs. Hahn Mrs. J. Sharp, Mrs. j.
X. Ferguson, Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Ken
worthy, Mrs Meyers. Mrs. r. L. Car
penter, Mrs. Barthel, Mrs Harvey, Mrs.
Bell, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs.
Lewis Mrs La Forgee. Mrs Woods,
Mrs Downing, Mrs Benson, Mrs.
Bransford. Mrs. Slmmunds, Mrs. Boyd,
Mrs. Airs. Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Benedict, Mrs. Huwver Mrs. stephens.
on Wednesday the marriage OF Miss
Isabel Mclean and Mr., Oliver Walsh
took place, the ceremony being per-
formed at noon In the Temple and a re-
ceptlon being held later az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs O. T.. Webb. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with pro-
fusion of palms roses. carnations and
lilies Of the valley the parlor being es
peclally pretty The bride was gowned
In a beautiful costume OF white satin
with applique trimmings and carried
roses. Her bridesmaids were Miss Ger
trude Pummer and Miss Mary Holiday
Mrs Webb was assisted IN receiving
by Mrs A. NJ Davies and Miss Helena
Walsh served punch In the dlnlngroom.
Mr., and Mrs. Walsh win be al home
after May Is, at l6l Mead street.
The Autumn Leaf club was delight !
fully entertained by the Misses Emma |
and Gertrude Llenhard Wednesday |
evening, Six games OF progressive high |
five were played, the first prizes being |
won by Miss Jennie Draper and Mr.. |
win Peters, the second by Miss Mat
tie Bueter and Art Williams. and the |
BOBBY prizes by Miss Anna Levin and |
Mr.. A. Cardwell Refreshments were |
served and the remainder Of the even.
ing was enjoyed in music and games
The club will meet with Miss Gertle
Williams May q.
A very pleasant party was held ut
the home of Miss Bessie Price, So Ap.
pie street on Wednesday evening, # be-.
ing the anniversary Of her 10Th birth.
day. Many pleasant games We're played |
after which delicious refreshments |
were served Those present were Misses
Bessie Price, Mamie Conn, Lizzie Fow-
Ter, May Burridge, Edith Fowler. Mary
Price, Messrs. Walter Mcdonald, VII.
lie Fowler Johnnie Burrdge, Joseph
Lambourn. Tom Fowler, Duncan Bur.
ridge, Harold Price.
Mrs. Charles Brink was hostess al
a card party on Thursday night. the
evenings amusement being euchre
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with carnations and apple blossoms,
and the scores and tallies were bell
shaped cards In violet. Ten tables
we're played
on Wednesday Mr. Ernest Wright
Nichols and Miss Eflice Adele Man
ming were married at San Jose. cal,
md will be at home IN Walla WaHa. |
Wash, after June l. Mr. Nichols viii
De- well remembered as a clarnetst Of !
ibllity who filed many engagements
II saltair and other summer resorts |
Ind who was a member Of the famous
<. OF r. band that did such excellent
work here al one time, Az present Mr.. |
Nichols Is director Of the Walla Walla !
Military band.
Miss Ada Faust entertained the |
Seven club on Wednesday evening at
Ter home on Pearl avenue The seven !
dea was carried out through the even
ng. "seven-up" being played. the sew
n colors OF the rainbow being used as
he color scheme, and the club meeting
{ O'Clock Present were Mr. and |
IRIS Grantor Mr. and Mrs Fidkin. Mr..
nd Mrs George Taysum, Mr. Mexican
nd Mr.. Newman.
on Tuesday Mrs Oscar X Lewis and
frs. Charles Brink were hostesses at
delightful card party about 10 guests
cling present 10 enjoy the afternoon
he rooms were beautifully decorated