Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-27

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What was in every way the chief
social event Of the week was the big
Lagoon dinner given on Thursday night
by Senator and Mrs, Bamberger. A
special train took the host and hostess
and their guests to the pretty and pie
turesquo resort at Pennington where
the scene Of the festive occasion was
laid. The guests numbered about 30
persons who on arriving at the grounds
were guided here and there, TO this
comfortable nook and that, until the
dinner hour was announced. The ia
bles were spread IN the resort restaur-
ant and formed large ~" about
which the guests sat. The decorations
consisted largely of cut flowers and
palms while many artisticaly twined
festoons found their way from the cell
ing to the tables below At the plate
OF each lady was a spray OF flowers and
at the plate Of each gentleman a bou-
tonnlere. The place cards were of the
postal souvenir order and illumined
with striking picture OF tho Lagoon
itself. The dinner comprised every
delicacy OF the season and the host and
hostess confirmed their reputation anew
as royal entertainers. They were assist
ed In their service by Miss Helen Bam-
berger and Mr. sydney Bamberger The
party returned to Salt Lake shortly af-
ter 10 o'clock, leaving the resort at $3.50.
Among the guests were the following
Mrs. Jacob Bamberger, Mrs Sol Seigcl,
Mrs. Nels Ransohoff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Mortz, and Mrs. Lewison, Mrs.
Kahn OF ogden, Mrs. Hanauer Mr.
Max Hanauer, Mr. and Mrs. orbendor-
fer, Mr.. Buckingham, Mr,and Mrs. Hen
derson, and Mrs. Henderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. s. Varlan Mr.. and Mrs, G. G.
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. McMil-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McNichie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox. Or. and
Mrs, Beatty, DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin,
ilr and Mrs Lehman, Mayor Rich
d.. p. Morris, Mrs, selden |. Clawson,
o.. II. Moyle, Henry Peery Miss
le.tn Hamburger, Mr. Herman Bam-
Lei. .r and Mr.. sydney Bamberger
MIR. and Mrs. o. s. Squires enter
tanned Tuesday evening IN honor of
.ineir brother, Mr. Clyde Squires, who
lat yesterday for New York to resume
iiis art studies. Games and a guessing
contest were the order OF the evening
ana Miss Aura Rogers carried of the
prize, which was the work of the guest
* honor Among those present were
the Misses Hattie Whitney, Retta Pyp.
or, Verne Young, Maud Patrick, Ger
trude Moyle Louise Moyle, Ethel Rog-
ers, Aura Rogers, Rhea Rogers, Lulu
Snow, Bertha Crawford Florence
Grant, Lulu Spence, Florence Spence,
Leone Rogers Belva Fisher, Mabel
Hall, Emma Groesbeck, Lena Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Den y. Macintosh, V. S.
Snow Sydney smith Mr. and Mrs. John
s. Sears, Messrs. Sidney Saville, George
Barrett. Lorenzo Snow MILFORD Moyle
and Scott Weller, Mesdames Orson
Rogers, Ella Squlres and NJ A. Sears,
One OF the large events OF the week
was the party given at the Mcdonald
summer some In Donald Glen on
Tuesday, 20 guests enjoyed the evening.
Luncheon was served at 8 o'clock, after
which the evening was spent In dane.
ing and a musical program. one of the
features Of the evening was an Indian
war dance accompanied by red light
fireworks and bon fires. The grounds
were handsomely decorated, large
American flags, bunting and Chinese
lanterns being used. At 1880 the guests
left for the city, having enjoyed de-
llghtful evening.
Miss Mabel Cooper entertained at a