Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
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The members Of the Home Art So
ciety about 20 IN number. entertained
The faculty OF the L. ID. $. q Thurs
day afternoon and evening at the home
Of one Of their members, Miss Irene
Miller Of East Murray According to
Instructions on the dainty invitations
issued by the society. about "a menu
bers OF the faculty took the 4;lj Murray
car and al Murray We're met by a num-
Der Of the Home Art girls in sun.
! b0nnets and aprons,
| At this beautiful rural home various
| out-of-door games were played tin
nearly dusk, when an excellent and de-
lciOus dinner OF many courses was
! served In the spacious dining room.
| Thirty-two guests sat down at once.
and the table was reset for as many
| more
| The remainder Of the evening was
spent IN merry game Of auctioneering
| In the parlor At $3.50 the Jolly party
broke up, every one pronounclng il the
| most enjoyable affair ever attended
The guests present We're Messrs and
Mesdames J. h. Paul j. II Evans K
Dec Bird = $ Hinckley, John I. Miller
and he Rol G. Snow Mesdames Kelly,
Dehln and Larsen Instructors Sasie
Heath, Leone Taylor Elmna Taylor.
Misses Fairbanks, Erickson, Swan and
Florence Grant and Massrs Widtsoa.
Goddard, Porter Todd Fairbanks.
Hicks Larsen. About % Of the girls of
the Home Art society were present as
hostesses and their efforts 10 make
everything ENJOYABLE were certainly
crowned with success, Following was
the menu Cream tomato soup whole
wheat crackers prime roast beef
mashed potatoes, brown gravy green
peas, creamed asparagus, whole what
and brown bread potato ANA cabbage
salad. sliced oranges with oocoanut
bananas cream with nuts and cereal,
cake and candy
Those present Of the Domestic Arts
society We're. Mrs, Margaret K Miller.
teacher " household arts, and Misses
Irene Miller president; Helen NJ. Whit
ney vice president ClarIssa Radon.
secretary Mamie Layton, Rebecca Gus
taveson, Teresa Taylor Naoma Felt.
Amy Erickson, Jeane Frame Rhoda
Miller Elva Butler Rachel Howard.
Harrlett0 Sedgwick Susie Brown, Fan
ME Weston. Hazel Morris. Louise Swan
Vera Noall, Mamie Glllen, Emma Wal |
der Bertha Beardshal Marie Thomas |
Mabel Anderson Mamie Mills, Margaret |
Mcclure and Sylvia Allen.
Capt and Mrs Borth Of Fort Douglas
entertained az a delightful tea yes
terday afternoon from 8 p. ~ until |
o'clock, The rooms were prettily de- |
corated, and a large number OF friends |
called during the afternoon.
one of the interesting events OF tho
v eek was the banquet given az the |
home OF Mr. d. H. Livingstone on
Tuesday night In honor of Mr.. c. NJ.
Wood who lef, this week to make his
home in Portlshd. ore The affair was
Given by the members Of the branch
cillce Of which Mr.. Wood has been the
head. aud as a partial evidence Of the
esteem In which he Is held A feature
Of the evening was the presentation to
the guest Of honor Of a handsome watch
foo and table set and music was fur
nished by Mr. Nieman. J. ID. Spencer
and Miss Jean Spencer.
Yesterdays program at the Ladies'
Literary club was the last for the year.
and was very interesting one It IN
cluded a review Of George w. Ward.
er's The Cities of the sun" by Mrs
Hugh Park, also a review OF William
Dean Howell's Literature and Life"
and paper by Miss Buchanan ON ma.
ture Writer'S