Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

as souvenir. after which the little
guests departed. The event was a
charming one and much enjoyed by all.
The employees Of f. Auerbaoh & Bro.
gave an enjoyable social and dance last
Monday evening at the Ladies' Liter
sry hall. About 20 couples were pres
emit and the evening was spent In play
Ing cards and dancing. Refreshments
We're served Turing the evening In the
basement Some very unique rules for
the evening were tackled about the
room, each one containing the name OF
some employe Of the institution. Dur
ing the evening cake walk was pref
lily danced by Master Harold Wood
and Miss Grace Swenson.
The employees OF the Salt Lake Candy
company gave a dancing party at
Christensens Thursday evening last,
which was one OF the largest affairs
given there during the present season.
Fully 400 people were present and not
withstanding the large throng the time
was very pleasantly spent. Delicious
punch was served during the entire
evening by Franklin and before the
closintl hour all were presented with
q candy heart souvenir. The following
gentlemen are responsible for the sue
cess OF this second annual party. II.
Q. Holberg. c. r Smith ]. A. Cart
wright, d. Rushton, J Bal, r. Shells,
II. Hausner c. l.. Woodbury..
Mrs. C. NJ, Bell and Mrs. f. r. Har-
vey entertained the ladies' Of the Fri
day afternoon card club their hus.
bands and few outside guests AT the
home Of Mrs. Bell, last night. the
amusement OF the evening being "63"
The parlor. library and dining room
were thrown into one. and the three
rooms decorated In red and green, ros-
es. carnations, smilax, candles and
shades carrying out the idea. The ia
bles were covered with red, and the
color scheme was carried out also In
the refreshments The score-cards
were art calenders I'm photograyure. and
the tallies were In red and green. About
40 guests were present 20 enjoy the
affair
Miss Ethel Benee was delightfully."-
surprised at her home, % south Tenth
East street Wednesday April .. By
o party Of her friends Delicious re-
treatments We're served and games
played. Those present were: Phoebe
Castle. Bertha Reynolds, Mary EisI-
mann, Dorothy Roundy, Elsie Hansen.
Magda Bergstrom. Florence Tlngey.
Bessie Burns, Mary Bridge. Sarah
Trap, Flora Mcye,hoffer, Tannle
Gardener. Ethel Tuckett. Annie and
Maggie Crow VIII Ferguson, Edward
Harvey Earl Peterson, John A. Han
sen, Fred Donkin. Frank Grow.
Mr. Edward II Anderson Jr. gave a
delightful party at his home on Car
held Ave. last night, in honor OF
Messrs. Hobson and Foulger OF Ogden.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
and the evening was spent with games
and music Refreshments were served
and all present enjoyed pleasant
evening Among those present were.
Miss Lily Larson, r. II. Anderson Jr..
Birdie AhlQuist, Henry Fredericton,
Geo, Barrett. Jimmie Taylor. Vernon
Fairbanks, Tessic earn, Libhle Lea
than, Angus Aston Mf Hobson. Mir
Foulger, Miss Zetta Hafen, J. ID. Lar.
son and others ......'..
Miss Maud Patterson entertained In
formally al cards on Wednesday night
at her home on State street Her
guests sere: Mr. and Mrs. HYDE
Young Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II Ensign, Mr.. and
Mrs Conrad. Miss Ethel Lynn. Miss
Clara Deal Miss Jean Spencer. Mr.
Edgar Hills, Mt. Walt Conrad.
The management Of the High School
paper. Red and Black gave a bowling
party at the Brunswick on Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, and after two