Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28

City is visiting her sons George S, and
Clarence Taylor
Mrs, Maria Y Dougall Of Salt Lake
City, was the guest OF Mrs. Kerstine
S. Taylor this week.
Miss Freda A. Dressed has gone 10
Denver to attend the International
Sunday School convention.
Miss Vilate Martin is visiting friends
in Eureka.
Miss Lulu Therlot spent several days
In Eureka as the guest Of Miss Mabel
Hempler,
Mrs. Annie Jones Atkln and sons
Shirley and George spent Sunday at
Castella Springs, where they with many
others enjoyed the sacred concert given
by pupils from Prof Landrum's acad-
envy
Prof. and Mrs. Stanley Partridge re-
turned Sunday from Detroit, where the
past year has been spent In the study
Of Theory and Practice Of music.
Mrs. David j. Williams entertained at
dinner a large number Of relatives and
friends Sunday
DR., Eph G.. Gowans OF the AgrIcultur'
al college of Logan visited In Provo
during the week,
Mrs. Nettie Pigman visited her moth
er, Mrs. Southworth, at Castella.
Mrs. Milton H. Hardy entertained
number Of ladies at her beautiful apart;
ments at the state mental hospital
Friday afternoon complimentary 70
Mrs. Gieger Of Park City, who has been
Mrs. Hardy's guest for two weeks.
Those present were; Mrs. Wanllan1
OF salt Lake City Mrs. Paxman Oh
Nephl, Mrs. Diana Smoot, Mrs. MallsA
Bunnell, Mrs. Electra Bullock, MrS
Daniels and Mrs, Reed smoot
Miss Vera Hardy left Provo Monday
morning for ogden in response 70 an
invitation TO attend n farewell 70 pc
given in honor Of Squire Coop beioIc
his departure for Germany MIS-
Hardy will be away the greater part ol
the summer visiting with Mrs. Chaiits
Shields in Park City, and attending tne
house party 10 be given at Brigham py
Miss Pierce and a trip through fello"'
stone Park.
A large number Of children enjoyeal
the birthday party Of Miss BESSIE 1ne
-year-old daughter Of Mrs IyruH
Jensen. Wednesday afternoon Tae Nv
tie lady received many tokens OF iose
and best wishes. Games Of many klhus s
were played and refreshments
served. .ov
A very pleasant AFFAIR Of the Wees
was the Kensington given by MI
Thomas John and Mrs. kalph fogr
ton at the home OF the former iaus
Wednesday afternoon The parlors WE,
well decorated with roses ana sWe
peas while the beautiful lawn Voc
strewn with rugs, cushions ana to ,.'iies
chairs. A very large number Oh lau,.s
were present with needle Work. lnssHo1
mental and vocal music was lulh, 80
by several OF the guests ana Ms
delightful afternoon was spent -
.Tohn and Mrs. Poulton were assi ~
by Miss wilkins. Miss Eva Duhu, In. M
Holt and Mrs. Tucker, Those pIess a-
were Mesdames Taylor, Nah"as,,1,Ifi '
stewart. McKendrick, Knoldeh' rn
kins. Cheever, Bergman. wilson i Dan,s
Decker. Cunningham. George' bae i.n.oi
F.uttle. page. Robinson. Peay, y 2ya.
Farrer. Kneudsen, John. BULLOCK vi,
llams wilkins Bird, Markham ,i ~
eimons. Craven. Beesley, Clnh' , nSs
Taft. Barney. knight Smith hy sor.
Maiben, PIerpont, Jensen. Hyae, AT al
cnsen. Eyas. Denhalter spe,si@s
yates. Henri Roberts, Harding h''
ards, Tracy.
urs uel,er John Richards IS 'is'''
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Taylor
Mrs. sam schwab IL the guest nv "
f. A. Wedgewood in salt LAKE ~
Miss Ida Boshard and Miss tsv.5nes-
pyne entertained informally
dsy at the court house grouno''
Mrs. Hattie DOolan Abbott Va