Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-16
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on Monday Mrs +. D. Kiuball en-
tertained al a delightful functon IN
honor OF Mrs. Page and Miss Page oil
Chicago. The rooms were bright with
carnations, lilacs and greens, the white
and green prevailing, and the two
colors being carried out also In the re-
freshments. An entertaining feature
OF the afternoon was a clever guessing
game, q list OF questions being given
the guests which were answered nom
number Of objects spread ON the Ia
Bile. Mrs. Kenworthy guessed all the
answers and was awarded the prize
a hand painted picture Of violets IN wa
ter color, with an accompanying poem
in fancy script engraved. Delicious re-
freshments were served, and q delight
full afternoon enjoyed. About 90 guests
were present.
Mrs. George L. Nye wa9rostess az
charming luncheon on Wednesday az
the Commercial club, given In honor OF
Mrs r, A. BldNin, Jr. The table was
beautifully decorated with pansies, ana
the hues Of the pretty flowers were
carried out In other details. The cen-
ter of the table was bed OF pansles eN-
tending It's entire length, and around
this was wreath OF snllax and aspar-
agus plumosa intertwlned. The place
cards were shaped and painted IN pansy
design. and candeabra shaded In pansy
yellow were NJ each end while the chan-
deller above was clouded In pumosa,
Covers were laid for le, those present
besides the guest Of honor being Mrs, A.
II. S. Bird. Mrs. Adrian Ellis, Mrs, Par
dee and Mrs. Sturgis from the post
Mrs. w. Montague Ferry and her guest,
Miss Ferry: Mrs. Walter @, Filler, Mrs.
%. 0. Howard, Mrs. Charles Walker
Mrs. Franken, Miss Mary Anderson,
Miss Weber, Miss Walker, and Miss
Katherine Leonard Of Park HILL
A delightful party was given at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, NJ. can
non at Forest Dale. on Thursday eve
ming. The occasion was banquet ten
dered to the members Of the graduating
class OF the l.. d. S. university by the
members OF the Third year orgapiza-
ton The guests. about 50 in number
arrived az 5 o'clock, and were received
by the Third year students in the par
Tors OF the Cannon home. In short
time they were initiated into the mys-
teries of grand march, a card auction
IN sort OF stock exchange, game OF
passing the spoons, etc. A delicious
supper was served, prepared by the
Third year girls, and was feature of
the evening The halls resounded when
all the company Joined In singing The
Good OLD L. d. S. and other school
songs A large contingent made pill
grlmage to the home OF Prof Peterson
who was unaccountably absent, and
serenaded him with some Of the Choir
uses. Among those present were Pres
ident and Mrs Paul Prof. and ME-.
Hlnckley, Prof and Mrs. Evans, Profs.
Wldtsoe. Porter, Larsen, Miss Heath,
Miss Bitner Prof and Mrs, Miller OF
the graduating class the following were
present Messrs. Jos Sohoenhals. Mar
Win Ashton, Clarence Openshaw, Charles |
Gibbs, Jonathan Openshaw James |
Hurst. and Give Bradford Misses !
Mary Clayton, Augusta Bylund YER
nell Mayc0ck. Florence Lloyd. Florence |
Ashton, lille Ship and Ruby Irvine |
The third year class was represented by |
Misses Florence Grant, Eiiie Clayton, |
Lizzie Emery. Lizzie Thomas, Laura |
Peters, Elizabeth Cannon. Maude BaN- |
ter. Stella Paul. Emma Morris. Laura |
Young. Addie Cannon. Flora johnson, |
Pearl Mitchell Mary Woodland and |
Vida Fox and by Messrs. John S. SHARP, !