Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-09

thing was perfectly planned, and the
day being one OF springs most beauti-
full VIII long be remembered by those
present Those who enjoyed the pleas
ant trip were Misses Fern Hickman.
Fern Sutton. De LILLIAN Clun, Hazel
Howe, Ruby TAFT Ernia Loose, Vera
Storis, Mossrs. Ross Worsley, Sam
Thurman, Eph. Clun. Don Alexander.
A2en Thomas, Sam Raleigh and Merle
Taylor.
The sorosls club met last Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Charles
Ward. The following program was CIV
en-: Paper, Smithsonian Institute" by
Mrs. McClurg Mrs. Ward led an In
! taresting discussion on the subject.
! Colleges for Women" Modern Inven-
lions" was the subject Of a paper CIV
| en- by Miss Miles. IL was decided by
! the ladies present, TO hold their first
/ work meeting Monday next for the pur-
/ pose OF preparing articles for the fair.
which will be given soon, for the pur-
| pose Of establishing a free kndergar-
( ten scholarship at the Brigham Young
/ university.
! Mrs, Rob Irvine and Miss Davis were
| guests of their sisters, Mrs Marshall
of Salt Lake City, last Wednesday.
Mrs, Sam schwab and Miss Merriam
Nelke were Salt Lake visitors during
| the week.
Mrs, Hendrlckson Of Logan has been
spending few days in Provo, the guest
| OF Prof, and Mrs. Osmond.
Mr.. Farley Pratt, who has been filling
a mission in California for the past two
years, has returned home,
Mrs Reed smoot and daughter Chloe
spent Tuesday and Wednesday In Salt
Lake City.
one Of the pleasantest events OF the
season took place in the First ward
amusement hall Tuesday evening The
occasion was in honor of the retiring
officers Of the Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement association, Mrs. Mar
garet Dusenberry, Misses Snow, Ander-
son and Greece The evenings enter
tanment was music Rotations, senti-
ments of appreciation FOR the retiring
officers, and dancing, A dainty lunch
con was served during the evening, car
rylng out most artistlcally. the purple
color scheme, The border Of the nap
klns were painted In violets, the sand
witches were wrapped In tissue paper,
tied with purple ribbon and through
the ribbon Of each was placed a beauu-
full bunch Of violets. Great credit IL
due Mrs. Warner, Mrs, Adams, and
Miss Helen Glazier, for the success of
the evenings entertainment
Miss Annie Pike Of Eureka has been
the guest, three days this week, Of hel |
sister, Mrs. Florence Woodhouse.
Prof, Lund, Mr.. McAllIster and Mr.. |
Andelin have been visiting in Salt Lake |
City during the past week.
Mr.. George Ritter spent Sunday in |
Provo.
President McQuarrle stopped on at |
Provo for the purpose OF visiting friends |
before returning to his home In New |
York city.
Miss Fern Hoover pleasantly enter
talned a number Of her friends at an |
Easter party last Tuesday evening. |
Flowers. feasting and music made up |
the entertainment which was altoge- |
Their delightful.
A most delightful surprise was given |
Mrs and Mrs. Thomas w. Allen at their |
beautiful home last Tuesday evening I'm |
honor Of their twenty-ffth wedding an |
niversary An excellent supper was
served, covers being laid for 25. The |
table decorations were vioets and myr- |
tie The entertainment consisted OF |
music games, and dancing. The guests |
were; MIR. and Mrs, william Pratt, Mr.. |
and Mrs, j, NJ. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirby Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cook, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Asel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. s. s.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hyde, Mr.
and Mrs William Graham, the Misses
La Prele and Grace Duncan, Lilly and |
Beatrice Cook.
Mr.. w +, Rydalch and Mayor Roy
lance were Salt Lake visitors during the
week
President G.. II. Brimhall, Prof, j. b.
Keller, Prof, j, h. Hickman and Coun.
~ superintendent Brown were among
the conference visitors in Salt Lake
City.
Miss Carl Thatcher has returned to
her home, after a successful year Of
teaching in Calientes.
The Ninteenth Century club held o
special session at the home Of Mrs Sam
Schwab Friday afternoon, Those pres.
ent were most pleased with an instruc-
tive and entertaining lecture given by
Ms, A. c. Ewing subject, art" The
topic was carefully prepared, beautiful
~ given and contained interesting aud
instructive Illustrations. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with smllax
and carnations a dainty luncheon was
served
Very interesting Faster services were
held In the congregational Irch last
Sunday Mr.. Rob Irvine gave vocal
selection during the afternoon service
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment association Of the Second ward
gave a social Tuesday evening In honor
OF Miss Mary Taylor, who has moved
with her parents to Vineyard Miss
Taylor has been a very active member
of the different organizations, and It
il with regret that the people Of the
ward will lose her The evening was
spent In singing, music, regulations
and social chat. Luncheon was Served.
Miss Arvilla Clark leaves next Mon,
day morning to finish her tour OF the
south,
Mr. George s. Taylor Is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs George II. Tay-
Tor, In Salt Lake city,
Miss Pearl Swift rs visiting her moth
ar In Salt Lake City,
Misses Josie Murdoch and Nellie Clyde
have been spending the week at Heber
city