Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,


for long time took place last night,
and II was rendered even more SO by
the presence Of General Funston, the
guest OF honor over one hundred peo-
pie went up from the city and among
them were some Of the most promln-
ent citizens OF the city and state The
reception was held from s I'LL 10 In the
post hall, which was decorated with all
sorts Of military trophies. The band
was stationed on the outside and made
music during the reception, and the
path from the entrance to the grounds
to the hall was Illuminated with scores
Of Japanese lanterns. A sumptuous
supper was served In the officers club
which also was adorned on the inter.
Tor with the trappings of the army. The
porch was Enclosed with canvas and
lighted up with Japanese lanterns. and
small tables were placed around where
parties could sit and chat over the
events OF the evening or the larger cur.
rent events Of the day, After the hour
Of 10 the dance hall was again sought
and waltzes and two-steps alternated
with each other for the remainder OF
the evening, The occasion was a de-
lightful one and brought back TO the
memories of most of those present the
old times at the post
Miss Eva Dix has returned from
Denver.
Miss Kate Erskine and Mis- Nettie
Snowfall have gone to Alton. Wyom.
ing, to spend a vacation with relatives.
A delightful party was given last
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. II, Tibbals The lawn was lighted
up with japanese lanterns and the
chief pastlme was ping pong,
A Kensington will be given by the
ladies Of ST, Marks guild next 9uesdsy
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. William
II. Bird 24S Fifth East STREET
At the Country club today Mrs. Rrb.
ert b, Hardness was the hostess. "a
was served at o'clock, and clock golf
was the regular play The men played
the sixth preliminary handicap.
Mrs Ash, sister of Mrs. Lindsay
Rogers, left this morning for Cali
fornla,
Mrs, r, b. Turner Of Des Moines is
In the city, the guest Of her brother,
Mr.. A. ], Lowe.
Miss May Price is in Payson visiting
friends and relatives. eo
Mrs. Nellie Stewart Taylor Of Eureka
Is in the city visiting with friends and
relatives.
Miss Ehie Reast Of ogden is sepnd-
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
II, Anderson.
Miss Emily Cloves is spending the
summer with her brother at East Mil
Creek.
Mr.. Robert Dick Of ST. Louis Is visit.
ing his son, j.. Q. Dick Of this city He
Is accompanied by his daughter Miss
Christina Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo, Sutherland an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Emma Lynn, to Mr.. Charles Worthen
Lawrence, at st. Luke's church, San
Francisco, California, on Friday, July
25th, 1902. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Will
be at home TO their friends at 30 First
street after Aug. 10.
Mrs. ]. j. Mcclellan is at Payson,
visiting with her parents.
Miss Mamie and Teenie Silver left Fri
day evening to visit with friends in og-
den.
Mrs. l.. II. Young entertained a few
friends on Friday afternoon. Carna-
tons were the prevailing flowers and
Punch and refreshments were served.
The guests We're Mesdames &C. Young,
G p. Held, j. A. Young James Rogera
j. II. Mitchell, George q. BrastoW,
Florence Bradley and ], II. Young
The Y. NJ. NJ. ]. A. Of Cannon ward
will give a grand festival and dance
on Thursday evening, July 81. The af-
fair will take place at the ward meet
ing house.
Mrs. c. V. Anderson, her daughter
Judith and Miss Minerva Jensen, aiS
visiting friends in Brigham City,
Mrs. Henry G. Knill Of Drexel Boule-
ward, Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l.. Linden are guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
Walter G, futile Of 36S First street.
The society known as the NJ, NJ. S.
O. L. was organized at the home Of
Miss Annie Christensen on Monday az.
ternoon, July IA. with Miss Nellie Bull
as president and Miss Pearl Branch as
secretary. The society was pleasantly
entertained at the home OF Miss Pearl
Branch July %, when they spent the
afternoon IN sewing. Dainty refresh
ments were served on a table decorated
with pink, and white sweet peas, the
colors OF the society. The buttoniers
were OF carnations, the emblem chosen
by the members. The society will next
meet az the home OF Miss Margaret
Williamson on Thursday afternoon,
Aug, Z.
Miss Ada ]. Murphy yesterday after
noon gave a very pleasant Kensington
at her home. The decoration scheme
was pink and white with sweet peas
and carnations Of both colors as the
predominating flowers. Miss Daisy
Raybould won the first prize in the
guessing contest, and Miss Winnifred
Evans served punch IN the library
The guests were Miss Raybould, Miss
Evans. and Misses Leonard Dickert
McCargar, Miss Barr Misses Dunbar
Carrie Goliath. Carris Selington, Ber-
tina Carter. Misses Maine, Annie Adams,
Leta Mcmillan Ruth Kirkpatrick
BRIGHTON NOTES.
The Brighton season always reaches
lis height on theTwenty-fourth, and this
year was no exception. Mr.. and Mrs.
ANGEL had 70 put cots in some OF their
empty rooms 20 accommodate the rush,
and the dining room Is crowded at each
meal. People who intend coming to
Brighton for the next few days would
do well to telephone ahead for accom-
modations. The Twenty-fourth was
celebrated by flag raising at Hon. J.
II. Movies. a reward OF - offered for
a boy who would climb the 60-foot flag
pole and adjust the banner being won
by little Whit Rynders. Sticks Of gi-
q ~ rou.dpr warn nrplnded and the hills