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

Tulu Ben2on. May Mccoy, Mcssrs Jack
RYAN. g. q. White. B. H. Bowman
MI bowman The host ss was aDiy
assisted by Mrs ClomenlW Pratt WINS
A pretty birthday party was given
last Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs a j Clltt, 322 N street,
In honor Of their son. ROLAND \
series of interesting games was played
ANA singing. tecItIng ana music By the
HtIle once. contributed to very pleas
amt evening" supper was served at
$3.50 Tho host received many beauli-
hll prescnts ana good wishes, Among
those present were Misses IVY HID
Mamie Marion. Laura Alderman, Mar
,ha Young Vrcssa Crawford, Ella
Ill., Lily Young Me5Ts Francs
cunt Eugene Marion CLIFFORD HllL
Charles Campbell Francis Young Bur
nnrd Marion. ROLAND Clift, Mrs. Ray
mont Miss Sarah Alderman Pearl
Cllt George Ebert ana others.
Mrs. r.. Il. McConaughy entertained
at u delightful card party on Thursday
afternoon In honor OF her sister Mrs
j r.. Nelson of PEORIA The parlors
we're decorated In pink and green, car
nations and ferns being used ana the
dining room m green ana yellow daiio~
ana and smiIaX carrying out the
gchcme The scores were handsome
hnnd-painted figures. and the TALES
tiny PLAYING cards Prizes were won
by Mrs Martin and Mrs John cam.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Parks, Mrs Adams and Mrs. Boutwell,
The First Unitarian society gave IT'S
annual parish dinner on Tuesday night
at Chrstensen's, the event taking place
az $3.50 o'clock and BEING enllyened with
tOasts responded 10 by Mrs John
Cowan, Mcssrs Lawrence, Marriott
Dr. whitney, Sturgls, Mixer, Perkes,
Meakln Lewis aud SrOeger A bust
ness session followed and Messrs. Law
renee. Wilson whitney Mixer Kroe-
ger Sturgis MoultOn and Marriott We're
elected members Of the board Of truss
tees, and j. l.. Perkes secretary and
treasurer The sum Of $3.50 was pledged
TO pay Off the debt Of the society After
this the tables We're removed and dane
ing was enjoyed About 900 were pres
ent and a delightful time spent
Mr.. Thomas s Ashworth was the reci-
plent Of a pleasant surprise party at
his home on Wednesday night, the af-
fair being arranged by the members
OF the First ward NJ l. A. choir Ow-
ing TO the early departure Of their pres
ent conductor Mr.. Charles Il. Pike for
Germany, the members have been de-
sr0us 10 have Mr. Ashworth become
their leader so that under his able d.
rection the choir might achieve even
greater success In the future, They
therefore, planned the surprise ana
invited the Bshoprc and also a few
friends Music was the chief feature
Of the evenings program, while refresh
ments figured IN the entertainment, In
few well chosen remarks Prest Jo-
seph h. Squlres Of the choir organi2o-
ton invited Mr. Ashworth to accept
the leadership which Ne did In words
appropriate To the occasion. Mr.
Pike. In turning over the choir to MI
Ashworth. thanked the members for
the hearty support they had given him
and In their behalf presented Mr. Ash
worth with a handsome baton as a to-
ken Of esteem and a pledge of their
faithful support Congratulations
were extended to the old and new con-
duct0rs and 10 the choir by Bishop Jo-
seph Warburton and PRIEST John Vet
terle of the Young Mems Mu-
tual Improvement association, Mr., Ash
worth no doubt appreciates his popu-
iariy with the choir members as well
as the honor they have conferred upon
him and the choir now feel as hopeful
of It's future az II does proud OF It's
past
The Social Evening club had a very
pleasant party Thursday at the home
of Mrs. JAS s Casteton. Supper,
dancing, singing and games were the
features Of the evening The next
meeting will be an old time party to be
held at the home Of Mr., John r Gum,
500 Il street. Thursday, March 20.
Miss Bertha WHY was delightfully."-
by a number Of her friends at
her home 24i west, Fifth north, on
evening, A most enjoyable
time was spent by all present. The
guests were the Misses Bertha Wiley,
Myrtle Robinson. Jessie Dunn, Anna
Erickson. Dora Holiday Edith Everett,
Vera A. Felt. Louie Bull Hattie Bar
low. Florence FARMLAND, Myrtle Lyons,
Ella Maddox, Mollie Ship, Alice Dan
Iels Messrs. Geo. G. Ship, II, Jensen,
e. King. 4. Derbeyshlre, G. sudbury,
w. Maddox. n, Daily, VIM. Flowers,
Geo. Frayner Rub, FARMLAND, j. Q.
Everett Ernest Bra2ler Fred Heith,
John Poull A. f., Y0ungberg.
on wednesday the marriage Of Miss
sara Oakason and Mr. II, VI. Stewart
took place at the home Of the brides
parents on east First South street
The ceremony was performed ~ !
o'clock by Bishop West after which
delicious lunch was served. The bride
wore an elaborate costume Of blue veil
vet. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart have gone
to Eureka, where they viii make their
future home.
Miss Florence II, Jessup, formerly in
structor In the manual training depart
ment az the university ia IN New York
and winning high honors IN the Wu-
mems school of Design AT that place.
She has led all others In her class I'm
llttlflll' ny 'N hAb tllA llA0 a NAllliA
a highsy standard than any other WOO
man who has attended the institution
The High school ball AT Christensens
last night scored the usual social sue
rees large number being present to
enjoy the pleasant affair
Another enjoyable affair Of last night
was the dancing party given ky the
Friday night club AT the l., ID. $. u.
baske tball hall
Miss Polly Young Of Fort Douglas
was hostess at a charming children's
party on Monday, the event being Civ
en- IN celebration Of her 10Th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen H. Boutwell, en-
tertamed u few friends informally on
Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs j. q. Nelson
Miss Margaret Park and Miss Min
ME Klese Of ogden will leave next
month for Europe.
The engagement OF Miss Louise Bad
ger and Mr. ia Ashton Is announced
Mrs J. J. DAILY leaves shortly for a
trip to California,