Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss olive Gray will give a pupils
recital at Gordon academy in the near
future.
Mrs James w Neil and Miss Neil
win give luncheon on next Tuesday
Mrs. James T.. Jennings and Mrs.
Walter Jennings gave a charming chill
dren's party yesterday at the home of
the former, a delightful time being
spent by the little ones In dancing and
games.
The Blllee club will give a party at
Chrlstensen's next Friday night.
Senator and Mrs. Kearns left last
night for Washington, where they will
remain for the rest OF the winter
Miss Helen Hahn entertained the
Sewing club at her home this afternoon
Mrs. NJ. A. Llddle assisted by her
daughter Mrs. A. ]. Llddle, gave a very
successful surprise party on her son
Nate last Monday evening, the event
beng his 2lst birthday. A very enjoy
able time was spent by those present
and prizes were won by Miss Sylvia
Pculton and Mr.. Nate Liddle Among
those present were Misses Sylvia and
Armtha Poulton, Florence Self, Lizzie
Winder, Gertrude Rock, Katie and
Mary Henrlcksen, Hattie McF'arlane
Messrs Nate Liddle, Roy Thomson,
Art McFarane Farley Liddle, Hardy
Burton, Carlos Dunford, Harry Burton,
Meskeley, and Miss Alice Burton.
The Ladies' Caledonan club will have
its annual installation OF officers
Wednesday, Jan. Z, when the following
officers will be installed. Worthy Chief,
Mrs. MoCardell first chieftaln, Mrs.
Kate Henderson; second chleftain,
Hannah Whyte; secretary. Mrs Sarah
Price; conductor, Mrs. Dilley chaplain,
Mrs. Willes; guard. Mrs. Nelson. After
the meeting a social will be held for the
members and escorts.
A very pretty New Years wedding
occurred at the home Of Mrs. Dllley,
when her daughter Alice was married
10 Mr., George II. Shelloross. The bride
was charmingly dressed in cream col L
ored silk, trimmed with satin ribbon,
and carried brides roses. The bride and
groom Were attended by Miss Butler
and Mr.. Ray Barrett, The ceremony
was performed by the Rev, Mr.. Perkins.
The rooms were decorated with cut
flowers, and an elegant supper was
served TO about 40 friends. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. @. II.
Shellcross Mrs. Dilley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leadenham, Mr. and Mrs Hoffenback,
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood, Mr. and Mrs.
Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Price, Mr.. and
Mrs, Weller, Mrs. Allen Mrs. Stevens,
Mrs. Whtenberg, Misses Webster, But
Ter Blunt, Goddard, Campbell Leland,
Leadenham, Child, Messrs. Roy Bar
rett, Hardy, Salisbury. Rev Mr. Per-
klns, Mr.. Petersen, Scott Leadenham,
Clarence Underwood, Mr.. Harmon.
The presents were beautiful and numer-
Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II, Shellcross
will be at home TO their friends at $50
Chester avenue after Jan. 10.
Five years after tho first foundations
Of this city were laid. Mr. Henry p.
Richards ana Miss Minerva Empey
were united In marriage, by President
" AfA''tN ANANtAoihef Ai'll 'NlNVi vi WIS
paper. The marriage was celebrated In
this city on the S0th day Of December.
1852 Last Tuesday evening, the sur
viving children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards, Mrs. Oliver Ostler, Mrs Alonzo
Young, Mrs Richard w. Young and
Mr.. VIII p, Richards, planned q sur
prise upon their parents at the home
Of the latter, l59 Second street. Those
present, In addition TO the ones above
named. were Messrs. Oliver Ostler,
Alonza Young and Richard w. YOUNG
ana Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ostler. Miss
Vcrna Young, Mr. and Mrs Lucian A.
Ray Miss Mile Ostler Miss Mary +.
Young. Mr.. Louis Seckels and Mrs,
Leslie Margetts, As might naturally be
expected, the evening was one OF re-
joicing. congratulation, and the express
sion Of good wishes Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards are counted among our best
known and most highly respected citi-
zens. The News" joins in wishing
that the journey of these good people
riay stretch on from mile stone TO mile
stone TO their hearts content, and be
ever along paths Of pleasanlness and
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