Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29

To-day marks the ending Of the Len
ten season, ana next week VIII propa-
bly, see a noticeable revival IN soclal
circles as many Of those who comprise
the most frequent entertainers have alb
stained from social pastimes, and VIII
emerge from their seclusion to gayer
duties.
Already a number Of functions have
been planned, the coming week. haY-
INK several events marked for its days.
A busy social season seems promised
for the spring, new impetus being
elways given by the reaction from
Lenten soemnities CHEEKY note in
II win be the Conference gathering
with its busting throngs, and busy air,
and BY the time this is over, the old
time atmosphere Of sociability will once
more prevail.
Yesterday afternoon the general
board of the Y. L. NJ /. associations en-
tertalned the members Of the state
board Of the same Organization at the
home Of Mrs Augusta Grant, about 90
guests being present to enjoy the pleas
ant event The rooms were decorated
with roses, carnations and smilax and
the afternoon most delightfully."- spent
with addresses, music aud social chat
refreshments being served later, The
No. fnII,Vtltasy
bers Of the general board Mrs, Elmlua
s. Taylor, president Mrs, Maria Y
Dougal. FIRST counselor; Mrs, Martha
II. Tlngey, second counselor; Miss Ann
NJ, Cannon, secretary and treasurer
Miss Joan Campbell, recording seere-
tary Aides Mrs Adella W. Eardlery,
Miss Sarah Eddington, Miss Agnes
Campbell. Mrs Lille T. Freeze, Mrs.
Minnie j. Snow, Mrs, May Booth Tai
mage Mrs Rose w, Bennett, Mrs. En-
ma Goddard, Mrs, Alice X. Smith, Mrs.
Ellz. c. McCune, Mrs. Ruth NJ Fox,
Mrs, Julia NJ, BriSen, Mrs, Helen w,
Woodruff, Mrs, Augusta W. Grant, Mrs.
Mary A. Freeze, Mrs, Susa Young
Gates.
Among the guests were Mrs. Nellie
G. Taylor, Mrs. Lucy w, Smith. Mrs,
Emily c, Adams. Mrs. Mary H. Irvine,
Miss Edith Sampson, Mrs, Minnie ii
James, Mrs. Lizzie Fowler, Mrs. Eliza
beth Cartwright, Belle Richards, Marie
Y, Jonasson Mrs, Julia +. Lund Mrs.
Laura II. Merrill Miss Amy Ball, Jen-
ME Y. Smith, Addie Eldredge, Phebe
Scholes, Sadie Heath, Mrs. Anna Mus
ser, Mrs Rose ]. Badger, Mrs. Nellie
Woodruff, Miss Edna Harker, Mrs,
Donnetta S. Kessler Miss Ida Felt,
Mrs. Snow.
Mrs. John Mcdonald gave a delight
full kenslngton this afternoon to about
30 guests, her home on Fourth South
street being beautifully decorated for
the occasion In pink and white, with
roses, carnations, smilax and palms
used with artistic effect A pleasant
feature Of the afternoon was a music
al program, after which delicious re-
freshments were served. The guests
were: Mrs. Vilate Romney, Mrs. Weller
Mrs. Dinwoodey Mrs, John Mcdonald.
Jr., Miss Kate Dwyer, Miss Lucle
Chamberlain. Miss Llsle Daynes Miss
Kate South, Miss Edna Dwyer, Mrs.
Margaret Romney, Mrs. Daynes, Mrs.
Emma Woodruff, Mrs. ]. j. Daynes,
Mrs Margie Melvin. Mrs H. Me-
Ewin, Mrs, II. b. Margetts Mrs. ]. G.
Mcdonald Mrs June Mcdonald Mrs.
Richard Chamberlain, Mrs. W. II.
Rowe, Mrs. Bathsheba Smith, Mrs II.
Margetts, Mrs f. Brooks, Mrs Rmael,
Mrs W. b. Dougal, Mrs c.. Il. Mar
gets, Mrs f, II. Margetts, Mrs. w.
Beatie, Mrs, A, Il, Hyde, Mrs. Roundy.
Mrs. Jensen, Mrs W. Q. Mcdonald;
Mrs. Annie Solomon, Mrs. r, II. Cham
herlain, Mrs. ]. Cartwright, Mrs Caro-
line Y. Cannon, Mrs Schettler, Mrs.
Frank Hyde, Mrs, Mulhall. Mrs. EN-
pey.