Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04
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one Of the affairs Of the week IN
which the Fourth of July ldea Wus
carried out In a most eharmlngly uh-
ioue way was the luncheon given W
Mrs. Fisher Harris. The cenierpiece
was a basket OF flowers In the req,
white and blue, and a log caDlh Oh
candy sticks In the same c0lors' Aioun1
these were hrework Flower pots ana
gtregn over the table were smah h,e-
crackers. The globes Of the chhhue
ller were oyerlaid with firecrackers anu
skvrockets in the way OF shades, ana
long ribbon streamers stretched from
rho chandelier to the four corners or the
table and were caught there WIN
giant crackers I'm the place OF Candida
bra. About u guests enjoyed the pleas
ant affair
on Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. w H.
Tlbballs entertained at delighttul hu,
sicale In honor Of Miss Nettleton ana
MIR. Nettleton, two young musical peo-
ole who have come TO Salt Lake to re-
side. The rooms were prettily decorat-
ed and an enjoyable program rendered,
the numbers being two piano solos ny
Miss Nettleton, two violin solos by MT
Nettleton, both Of which were encoreui
a vocal solo by Mrs. A. q. Andrews, u
violin solo by Mr. Shelton, accompanied
by Mrs CAM; two piano solos by MISS
Mary olive Gray.
A delightful lawn fete was gwen al
the home Of Miss Jessie Chrlstophersoh
on Wednesday night, the other hostess-
es being Misses Margaret Summerhays'
Ruby and ivy Young, and Louie Nc
clelland. The lawn was III with jap
anese lanterns and cosy corners and
payillons made pretty hooks Refresh,
ments were served. and delightful
time was enjoyed. Present were Misses
chloe Brown Ethel and Lou Stewart
Louie Moyle, Birdie Sheets. Rida ray
lor Leona Taylor. Leona Home, Flor
ence Home. Hazen Love, Jennie sum-
merhays, Lucille Young, Aggle sloan,
blossom Mitchell Vesta Williams,
Iuella and Lillian Young, Maybe Lau-
yer Abbie Lou, Jettle MeCarrie. LIT
liam and Molly McLelland, Nora Peart
Nettie and Sylvican Poulton, Edith Pc
terson. Margaret Ryan and Katie Far
rell. Messrs Karl Hardy, VIII Shep-
herd. Art Gates. Elias Ashton, VIII
ford Moyle, Frank Fulmer Hyrum
Bull Charles Goals, Art Skidmore, Ed
Parsons Nathan Rigby oscar RydVall,
Orson w. Rawlns, George Hogan, y.
LAWYER. Lawrence Marenger, @. ..
Cannon. Flick Pringel Dan Smith,
George Moore, Joe Howell Bert Gray
WALTZ POulton Tom Giles. Harry Ball
George Dixon. Jim Dixon, Wood Pratt
VIII Tlmpson, Jim Watson and Than
Smith
The home of Mr. and Mrs. j. f.. Han
sen was the scene Of pretty aHalr
on Thursday night Miss Hansen, MISS
Edith Mayne and Miss Dixie PIKE be-
ing hostesses az lawn party az when
about 30 Of their young friends We're
present The lawn was bright win
electric globes and colored lanterns
and dancing was enjoyed, an INFORMAL
musical program adding 10 the even
ing's pleasure. Assisting the young
hostesses were the Misses Nidette Tar
ker. Irene Swearnger. Dollie Bemls'
Myrtle Snow and Helen Clawson.
Mrs. G. w. Midgley entertained few
relatives and friends at a o'clock
tea on Wednesday last Among those
present being Mrs. j. f. Glenn, Mrs
A. Bettinger, Mrs. Thos. +. wishing
Mrs. J. x. Vissing. Mrs. Andrew Nlss-
ing Mrs ]. +. MaIgher, Mrs A.
Reeves Mrs. /. Hogan, Mrs, orloD,
Mrs, Haigh.
On Thursday evening, Misses stella
I.angford. Myrtle Jack and Josephine
Clawson gave "a delightful lake party,
140 Of their friends going out on the
6.2O train, In special car, ana
remaining TN after II. Upon
their arrival they We're escorted to
Mr.. Auers parlors In the pavilion
and supper was served from tables
prettlly decorated with roses and ferns.
Afterward the party repaired to the
dancing han and spenN the evening IN
dancing, "a most enjoyable time being
spent 10y all. Mrs. j. r. Langford ana
Mrs. W H. Jack We're the chaperones'
Among the pleasant affairs Of the
week was the reception and musicale
on Wednesday night given In honor OF
Miss Judith Anderson al the home ol
Bishop and Mrs W. j. Beutie ON West
Temple street
Mrs. George Robinson was hostess at
pleasant affair on Monday night In
honor Of Miss Edna DonneDan The
event was IN the nature OF "a musicale
and porch party and about 30 guests
were present Among those who took
part we're Mrs q. O. plummer Miss
Florence Robinson and Miss olive Dom
nellaH.
Mrs. George NJ Downey entertained
the card club at her home on Wednes-
day
Mrs. 6. l. Boggs entertained the
Sewing club 81 her home Yesterday
Mrs. Farrer gave delightful recep-
ton on Monday 40 the post DO honor Of
Gen. Baldwin. a large number oi people
from the city. az well as the post being
present Colorpd lanterns were used To
the decorations and refreshments were
served. Miss Creary pers.ding M the
MUNICH bowl. Music was furnished by
Inc Twelfth infantry band Mrs. Far
rer was assisted by her son. Lieut. Far
rer. and Col Bubb.
Miss Ivy Galloway Of Nebraska was
guest Of honor al an enjoyable after
noon function on Thursday given 10y
Miss Irma Walker. The rooms were
bright with flowers and the following
guests were present besides Miss Gal
iowav. Misses Alice Ewing Footc
Aiveria Martin Jessie Martin. Lenore
Morse. Edith Crane, Ida Hauxhurst