Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06
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The most enjoyable event Of the week
I'm society was the lawn party Monday
evening AT the beautiful home OF Mrs.
II, S. Hines, 1853 South First West, In
honor OF the Ladies' Republican club.
The spacious lawns were brilliant with
artistic japanese lanterns, while the
Elite Mandolin and Guitar club fur
nished sweet music throughout the eve
ming A very enjoyable musical pro-
gram. Delicious refreshments were
served The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Reed Smoot, Charles Glazier,
Albert Glazer, j. II. Denhalter, j. c.
Graham, Thomas John Jessie Harmon,
John Stewart, James Glove, Robert An
derson Geo, Peay II, II. Cluff, Har-
Yey Cluff, James Gray Fred Kirkwood,
Charles Hedquist, j. II. Slater, ID. ID.
Houtz, w. Farrer, Jacob Evans, James
Chapel, Ephrain Boren, H. S. Pyne,
VIM. Startup, j. II. McEwan, Eph.
Homer, Arthur Craven, Orson Bird, 70.
j. Ward, j. e. Armitstead, Charles
Ward, j. II. Cheever, j. r, Page, E. "
Vincent, VIM, Homer, Heber Stubs,
John Ward, Ed. Harding, l.. l. Nelson,
Joseph Park, w. Hathenbruck, 5. p.
Eggertsen, j. NJ. Jensen, a. G. Soren-
son, Jos. w. Dunn, $, X. Roberts, Mes
danes Brereton, Moore, Wilson, Ia
briske. Hoover, Lundberg, Steward,
Singleton, Bullock Simons, Strong,
Snyder; Misses Sadie Graham, Atchsa
Eggertsen, Ward, Graham, Reese,
Startup Dunn, Brereton, Johnson
Brown, Gray, Harding, Smith, Grace
Dunn: Messrs Moore. Burke, Larson
Wilkins, Nelson, Adair, Greenlough, a,
s. Hines.
Another event OF interest to about so
Of the relatives and friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. G. Kirkwood was the seven
tleth anniversary of the birth of the
host Thursday evening, The house was
prettily decorated with roses and pot
ted plants, while the lawns were bright
with japanese lanterns. The evening
was pleasantly passed in conversation
songs and Rotations. The Elite Man
doln and Guitar club furnished music
throughout the evening Delicious re-
freshments were. served.
phe members of the Tabernacle choir
and their friends enjoyed a jolly hay
rack ride to the lake resort Tuesday
evening Dancing, boating and refresh
ments served to make the evening a
memorable one. Two hundred enjoyed
the event.
A delightful china shower was given
In honor Of Miss Elsie Ashworth by a
number Of her friends at the home of
Mrs. Cornelia Clayton, Wednesday af-
ternoon. Delicious refreshments were
served. Many valuable presents were
received by the guest of honor. Pres
ent were Mesdames Bell Nelson Fannie
Stewart Rose Ramsey, Fern Robinson,
May Glazier May Booth, Lizzie Part
ridge, Mary Sumner; Misses Nora
Young, Bell Watson, Mary Stewart,
Gladys Jakeman, Carrie Evans. Mar
garet Clayton, Nina and Vlrgle Bean,
Vilate Elliot, Leah Pyne Florence
Buckley, Florence Snyder and Nellie
Buckley.
Tuesday about 600 of the aged people
of our city were royalty entertained at
the Provo lake resort. Leaving the city
In carriages at 10 o'clock, they were
conveyed to the resort where an ex-
cellent program OF sports, consisting
of races, etc. was carried out At noon
a grand banquet was served. The at
ternoon was spent In social chat mu-
steal selections, etc, A very excellent
time was had by all present
Thursday evening a jolly crowd OF
young people enjoyed a sail and lunch
con on Utah lake. Present were Mrs.
Osborne chaperone, Misses Beulah and
Lena Bachman, Jennie Thompson, Cor
die and Merle Peterson; Messrs. Phil
steismeyer
The Fourth ward NJ. I. A. gave Miss
Elcta A gbuppfh "A Tin ohnvgar rTanoAau
evening, A very Jolly time was had
by about 80 of the friends and CO.
workers OF Miss Ashworth,
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison, Tuesday eve
ming. was performed the marriage cere-
mony of Miss Ettie and Mr.. Henry Ell
llson. Bishop A. II. Berg OBLIGATED.
Decorations were in white carnations.
The bride was gowned I'm a handsome
creation OF white silk and lace. and car
rled brides roses. A dainty repast was
served Many handsome and valuable
presents were received. Those Witness
ing the ceremony were Messrs. and
Mesdames Henry Goddard Enoch Cod
dard, Henry Ellison, VIM. Haddenham,
VIM. Thurgood; Misses Logan and Cox
of Salt Lake, Nellie Harrison, Annie
and Agnes Haddenham, Hattie Harri-
son, Hazel Goddard, Hattie Snow;
Messrs. VIM. Ellison Emil Nestler, Bert
Clark, Thomas Beasley.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. l.. Blersach enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening at
their home on Academy avenue. Gov.
ers were laid for Mr.. Festes j. Wade,
Mr.. r.. G. Cowdery Of st. Louis. Mr..
and Mrs, a. d. Smith and Mr.. f. f.
Steigmeyer
Mrs. Willard b. Ward was hostess
at a dinner Sunday afternoon I'm honor
OF her guests. Mrs. ID, j. Ralney and
Mrs, Hendricks OF Richmond. Besides
the guest Of honor were present Mary
Young OF Salt Lake Mary Beck and
Miss Jennie Rainey OF Logan
A very delightful children's lawn
party was given at the home OF j. T.
Dunn Thursday evening.
Miss Brda Cluff entertained AZ din
ner Thursday evening, In honor OF Miss
Pearl Pierce OF Salt Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Woodhouse have
as their guests this week Mrs. Taggart
and Miss Madison Of New Jersey.
Dr. and Mrs Richards and daughter.
Blanche. have returned. after an alb.
sence of two years spent In Europe.
Their many friends will be pleased
to know that they are to make Provo
their future home. At present they are