Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
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on Monday night Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam II. Jones celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary IN an elaborate at
fair given IN their honor at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Thomas w, Sims,
at S63 North Temple street. The new
and elegant home was beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion, and sumptu-
GUS feast was spread. followed by an
evening of music. recitations, story-tell-
Ing, and general good time, he
members Of the family and a number
OF friends being present TO enjoy the
pleasant affair. William II. Jones was
born on Feb, 4, 1921, and has had an
cventful life, serving In the Mexican
war and afterward, In 1880, coming 10
Utah He also served In all the indian
wars, With Mrs. Jones he has been an
old and valued resid . OF the Fifteenth
We l. Moth received the hearty con-
gratulations of their many friends.
Mrs. Jack Reeves was hostess at an
Informal but pretty luncheon on Tues
day given in honor OF Mrs. Creary and
Miss Katherine Creary. The table was
artistically decorated in white and pur-
pie cosmos and maidenhair fern the
flowers forming a centerplece, and be-
ing used as favor.
Miss Mary Olive Gray Miss Esther
Allen and Miss Monohan will give
musical recital at the congregational
church on the evening Of Oct 2s.
Mrs. W. II. King received informally
on Tuesday. having resumed her after
Moons at home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner enter
Cot a.. at hat
on Tuesday night, the husbands and es-
corts Of the ladies OF the club being in
oluded among the guests.
Mrs. David Keith entertained party
Of friends at the matinee Wednesday
the guests being Mrs. James A. Miner,
Mrs Hardness. Mrs. Woodward, Mrs.
Daggett and Mrs Sharp,
Mrs. Thomas h. Davis has issued In
vitations for a luncheon 10 be given
at the home Of her mother next Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. wightman and
Miss Mary Wlghtman win give up
housekeeping during the coming week
and will be at home at 2iO Third East
street.
Mrs. Hardness entertained the "63"
club at her home yesterday.
The "Ferclbles" company u. First
Infantry, give ball al the Armory
on Friday, oct, 80,
Mr., Newhouse entertained at dinner
on Tuesday night,
Prof and Mrs Brodbeck have COM
menced a series OF musical recitals 10
be given every Sunday evening at
Loiselle's hall li5 east First South
street, from to o'clock.
An interesting event of the week was
the annual reception given at the Or
rhanE Home and Day Nursery on Mon
da yafteroon q delehtful program OF
addresses being among the pleasureable
features.
a charity card party was given by the
ladies' Of the Jewish Relief society en-
Thursdav. About co guests were enter
tanned, the prizes az c. being won by
Mrs. Reifus and Mrs, Herbert while
Mrs Brown and Mrs. Herbert Hrsch-
man won the lotto prizes,
Claude J, Nettleton. the popular vio-
lirlst viii give a recital Mt the First
Methodist church next Thursday eyen-
Ing, and extends a most cordial invi-
tation to all lovers 6 music to be pres
ent.
Tho Billie club viii open their sea-
sons festivities on the first Friday In
November at Chrlstensen's hall,
Miss Mana Chaplin entertained AT a
pleasant evening party on Tuesday
Mrs Graham r. Putnam received her
friends informally yesterday afternoon,
being assisted by Mrs Gunter and Mrs.
Raymond,
Madame Nordlca and her sister. Mrs.
Walker. were the guests Of Samuel
Newhouse during their stay In the city.
Mrs, George NJ Downey Will entertain