Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

Considering the season, the weeks
events have been quite numerous,
though the affairs have all been OF
more or less quiet nature. TWO Of the
larger gatherings were the reception
rendered Miss Agnes Rose Lane at the
Rec Hive House on Tuesday evening
by the president and general board OF
the Relief society, and the meeting OF
the Daughters Of Utah Pioneers at the
same place on the day previous, both
affairs being OF the most delightful ma
ture. Miss Lane was notable figure
at each both as guest OF honor and as
entertainer, her gifts as an elocutlonist
being eyinced in several recltauons
given at these gatherings. Apart from
her talent In these lines, Miss Lane has
most charming personality, which has
won her hosts OF friends during her
stay in Salt Lake, and It Is with sincere
regret that these babe her farewell. In
doing so IL was with the hope that they
might soon again welcome her to our
city.
Miss May Crane was hostess at a de-
llghtful function Oh Tuesday, given in
honor OF Miss Corey Ferguson The
rooms were beautifully decorated, the
parlor in lavender, the dining room IN
pink and white and the halls>in yellow,
Among the pleasant features was a
floral love game, the first prize being
won by Miss Ferguson and the second
by Miss Sue Clark. Present besides
Miss Ferguson were Mrs. BonnemorI
Mrs. Duny0n. Mrs. Hgan, Miss Florence
Dow. Miss Erickson. Miss Bessie Sny-
der Miss CLARK, Miss Stella Clark, MISS
DelghtOn Miss Mantor, Miss Wight
man. Mrs. Clark and Miss Edith Crane.
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. De Soto
Donaldson were rendered a reception
Mt the home OF the brides parents, a
large number being present The decor
atoms we're exceptionally pretty, the
reception room being In yellow, the IL
braryNin pink and the dining room In
white and green. The bride was gowned
In q handsome costume OF white tulle
over silk with lace trimmings and car
Red brides roses Mrs. BrideWel and
Mrs. Wilkins assisted In receiving, and
Misses Rose Heath and Lydia Weller
served refreshments In the dining room.
An orchestra was stationed In the W.
brary and dispensed sweet music during
the evening. The grounds we're en-
closed with flags and bunting and III
with lncandescent lights. Mr. and Mrs
Donaldson win reside In this city.
Miss Corey Ferguson was guest OF
honor at an afternoon party on
Wednesday. given by Miss Florence
Dow. the event being n most delight
full one. PING pong was the chief
amusement, and n feature of the affair
was the presentation TO the prospective
bride Of an original cook book. hand
somely bound IN burnt leather, contain
ing the faVorlte recipes Of the guests
Present besides the guest " honor
were the Misses Sue and Stella Clark,
May and Edith Crane. Mary and Bes.
STE Mayne. Ireland Eberhardt, Sowles,
Lambourne, Shields, Goliath Stalter
and Snyder
A number OF old people of ages rang
Ing from 20 20 70 were made happy at
the home Of A. H. Wooley on We'd
neSday night about a. gathering al ms
invitation and spending an enjoyable
evening with music, Rotations and
pleasant renewal Of old friendships An
address was made by G. w. penrose
and some Of the aged guests related
anecdotes and "reminiscences, Recita-
lions and songs were rendered by Miss
Mildred Brown, Miss lretta Woolley
and Miss Mercy Bywater and a spen-
did supper was served. The bishoprc
Of the ward was present and a delight-
ful evening was spent by all present.
Mrs T. A. Vincent entertained AZ
delightful Kensington on Tuesday
complimentary 10 Miss Charlotte
Holmes and Miss Monroe OF Penn-yl-
vanla The rooms were prettily deco
rated and refreshments were served.
Mrs Vincent was assisted by Mrs.
Loomls, Mrs. S. Lincoln Boggs and Mrs
Van Arman.
on Thursday night the social COM
mittee Of the Y. =. S. c, Il. Of the East
side Baptist church gave a delightful
social at the home OF Miss Emma
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