Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

given by Col. and Mrs. Holmes in honor
of the celebrated pianist, Alberto Jo'
mas. and the event was red letter one
In the present season. The program
was all that could be desired, the per-
fonmance Of the artist being heard with
delight by the guests assembled. The
other numbers given by Miss Ferrin,
Mrs ]. r. Harris and Prof. Goddard
were also appreciated, and the entire
event was most enjoyable.
One of the prettest events Of the
week was the card party given by MISS
Julia Hays on TUESDAY afternoon IN
honor of Miss Enid Moffatt. The rooms
were beautifully decorated In white and
green with bridal wreath and snow
ball the pretty new home looking eX-
ceptlonally charming In its protusion OF
dainty clusters and wreaths. The en-
tertainment was euchre, and the scores
and TALES were German postal cards In
white and gold. The first prize In the
contest was won by Mrs. Ellie X. Mad
sen. and the lone hand Of Mrs, Law
renee Kimball. Miss Enid MOffatt was
presented with guest prlze--a beauti-
ful belt pin. The guests were: Mrs
VIII Elerbeok, Mrs. Vivian McCune,
Mrs Knight, Mrs. Mumford, Mrs.
Moffatt, Mrs. woolley, Mrs. q. c. Lam
bert Mrs Alex Campbell Mrs. Claud
Garates, Mrs. ]. n. Hansen, Mrs. c. NJ
Benedict, Mrs. w. ID. Ritter, Mrs, Law
renee Klmball, Mrs. Heber Lee. Mrs.
Frank Harding Mrs. Rob Patrick. Mrs
VIII Patrick Mrs Harry Boyd, Mrs
Madison, Mrs. win Mcdonald Mrs
Horace Ensign Mrs. John Owens, Mrs
Lewis Hills. Jr., Mrs. Ed. McGurrln,
Mrs. Willard Cannon, Miss Kinney, MISS
Gates, Miss Ida Savage, Miss Clawson,
Miss Edna Dryer, Miss Kate Dwyer,
Miss Kathle Dougall, Miss Vera Can
non, Miss Dewey. Miss Sanders, Miss
Morris Miss Rowe. Misses Ellerbeck,
Miss Healy Of Ogden Miss Patrick
Mrs. Il. V. Eberly was hostess at a
delightful affair on Thursday the
function being In the nature Of a re-
cepton for her guest, Mrs, Howard
Payne, OF ST. Louis The rooms we're
beautifully decorated throughout with
spring flowers, carnations and smiax,
the dining room being especially pref
~ IN carnations, pink candelabra
shades and smiax. The hostess was
assisted in receiving by Mrs, Payne
and Mrs, McGrath. In the dining room
were Mrs, a, G, Ewing Mrs. o, II.
Carey, Miss McGrath and Miss Zane
and Mrs. Wltcher served punch In the
library, About IS guests were present
during the afternoon.
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A most delightful social was held at
the home OF Thomas Weir ON Tuesday
night by the ladies' OF the First Presby-
terrain church Mrs. William Igleheart
gave very Interesting talk on "rhe
South In Literature" reading extracts
from such favorltes as Joel Chandler
Harris, Paul Lawrence Dunbar James
Lane Allen George W. Cable and Har-
~ Stlllwell Edwards, Miss Duncan
sang "The Swallows IN a charming
manner and In response 10 an encore
rendered a beautiful southern melody.
Another delightful event given in
honor OF Mr.. Jonas was the informal
reception on Wednesday night Of which !
Col and Mrs, N. w. Clayton were
hosts. The home on Second street was
prettiy decorated, and about 1875 guests,
including a large number Of musicians |
OF the city, we're present to meet the |
gifted pianist Mr. Shelton rendered |
several violin selections. accompanied |
by Mr. Woodmansee, and was highly |
complimented by Mr.. Jonas, who pre-.
dicted that the violinist has career |
before him, Delicious refreshments |
were served during the evening
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peabody gave a
delightful informal function on We'd
nesday night complimentary TO the
Orpheus club The rooms were pref
tily decorated with spring flowers and
the evening was spent with music. The
club rendering several favorite selec-
tons. Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs Peabody was assisted In
serving by the Misses Savage. Fowler
and Cooms. Present besides the club
were Mrs Nice, Mr. Fred Jennings and
Mr., Charles Peabody
Little Morton Stirling gave pleas
ant ohildren's party for a number Of
his friends on Wednesday including
the children Of the University Kinder
garten. The time was spent with
games and the affair was most enjoy
able.
Mr. Bert Cope was the guest Of honor
at very pleasant social on Thursday
night given by Miss Mary Holiday
nj her home, about 10 being present
The evening was most enjoyably spent
and viii make a pleasant memory for
Mr., Cope upon his journey, as he will
leave shortly for mission to GreatBr
ain. Those present were Mr.. Bert Cope.
Mr.. Eugene Holiday MIR. Sorensen.
Mr.. Cotton, Mr. o. Pratt Of Salt Lake,
Mr.. b. f. Pierce Of ogden and Misses
Mary Holiday Katy Holiday, Misses
Hunter, Miss Lyman, Miss Cotton. Miss
Grant Miss Nicholson. Miss Holiday.
Miss Coop.
Irene and Louise Calister entertained
heir little friends In a most delightful
way at their home, $50 south. West
Temple, Erma CroXall being crowned
Queen Of May" by Master Of Cere-
Monies Jaul Q. Calllster Donna An
lerson, Alaine Margetts and Mildred
3ehle being the maids OF honor. Mar.
yuerite and Retta Callster served
lunch. and Myrtle COrliss. Phills Jac-
'bsen and Marie Eddington presided In
he dlningroom, where dainty refresh
nents were served, kindergarten tables
md chairs being used for the COCA.
ion. Their guests were: Roy Oils.
fyrtle Fullmer. Cyril Calllster, Grace
'owey, Ralph Woods, Cecil GiaQue.
'essie and Teenie Anderson, Florence
'ardoe. Lucille Eardley. Ellen and Ha-
1er Reiser May Rigbey. Laron and
'larence Cowley. Amy and and Flor
nee Phillips. Lyle and Roger Eddlng
on, George and Ruth Bridwell. Mer-
edes and Melvin Snelgrove. Norval
nd Melvin Snelgrove. Noryal and