Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-13
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Clarence Bamberger and Ben Siegel
gave a large circus party on Wednes-
day night, their guests being driven 10
the grounds Ia an omnibus, ana after
enjoying all the sights Of the ring, were
entertained at supper at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bamberger Those
who participated I'm the pleasant affalr
were Miss Alice Goodwin, Miss Elolse
Sadler, Miss Louise Grace Emery. MISS
Elizabeth Niles, Miss Bess Mcmillan
Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Mary
Smedley, Miss Helen Bamberger, Miss
George Vadner, Miss Gertrude Han
son. Miss Helen Gillespie, MISS Aileen
Maclean, Miss Beatrice Cheesman, Miss
Edythe Hale, Miss Bonnie Garter, Miss
Estelle Clinton, Miss Bob Ellerbeck,
Miss Winnie Rhoades Miss Ethel Felt,
Miss Vera Lynn. Miss Ethel Dooly,
Miss stella Mcintyre. Messrs. Roger
Sherman, Frank Lawrence, Robert
Lawrence Frank Niles, Gin McCook,
Hugh Saterlee, Wallace Bransford,
Blain Salisbury, Paul Williams, sam
Williams Erie Daveler, CreIgton
Brown, Ross Brown, Mark McChrystal.
Alex Thomas, Athol Rawlins. Hooper
Dunbar, Harold Fabian. Paul Nelden.
Albert Mccormick. James Sadler The
young people were chaperoned by Mrs,
j, Il, Bamberger. and Mrs 5. Siegel
Another pleasant circus party was
that given by the Strollers club in
honor Of their president. Henry Mad
sen. The big utah" carried the party
to the circus grounds and, after tax
ing all the sights OF the big show tho
young men were driven to the wilson,
where an elaborate supper was await
ing them. In addition to the guest ot
honor there were included In tho party
the Messrs. George Ryser, G. w Price,
A. u. Sconberg, a. Chamberlain. Q.
Meredith, Ali Boiling, Donis Raybould.
w. 8. Keytlng, II. l.. Perkes, Louis
Hansen, Fred Boiling, j.. II, Crocroft,
Taylor II. Smith, S. c, Hall, Jack.
Browning, Ward Maupsen, Rex Wilson.
Henry Kendall. Jacob Hahn, l.. II. PEN
rose. M M. Olsen, Frank Hansen,
George Chandler. ole Erickson, Thomas
Mattress, Il. Whittemore, w. Rogers,
Thomas Janney, II. Beaverton, II, r,
Cummock, j, A. Barlow A. I, Clayton,
Stanley Simmons, Verne Ostler, Dean
Rossiter. Frank Fulmer, DeLawrenee
Wilson.
The largest home event OF tho week
was the reception given at the home OF
Judge and Mrs Morris Richie on
Wednesday nigh1 in honor Of Dr. and
Mrs. j. G. H. Klug, who left on Thurs
day for Portland, Or, 20 make their
home. The lawn was bright with col
ored lanterns, end rugs and settces
made 1t convenient for the comfort OF
the guests, while the rooms were lavish
ly decorated in flowers, che parlor was
In sweet peas, and "a pretty picture was
the dining room in It's effective arrange
ment of nasturtlans and yellow shaded
lights. Assisting Judge and Mrs.
Ritche In entertaining their guests
we're Mrs william c. Jennings, Mrs
Igleheart, Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey, Mrs
Charles +, Richards, Mrs George NJ
Bacon. Miss Clara Ca0ell and Miss
Florence Robinson.
Mrs. David Keith entertained the
members OF the Bridge Whist club at
the Country club on Wednesday morn
Ing. the game being followed by a
luncheon at which covers were laid FOR
~. The decorations were asters, ana
the guests who enjoyed the double func-
ton were Mrs. Victor M. Clement, Mrs.
Megeath, Mrs Benner X. Smith, Mrs.
Windsor V. Rice, Mrs. George Phelps
Holman, Mrs. Hubbard w, Reed Mrs.
M. S. Woodward Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
gett, Mrs, Robert Hardness, Mrs. W. 5.
Mccormick, Mrs. Edwin Il. Holmes.
Mrs. David Keith WAS hostess at the
informal dance given at the Country
club on Thursday night, and the affair
was a very delightful one despite the
Indictment weather. The lawn was
bright with electric lights and colored
lanterns, and the veranda, where the
guests were received was picturesque
with red shaded lights, flowers and
Navajo rugs. The dancing floor was
laid at the east end and refreshments
were served on the veranda'
The new Bridge Whist club, which has
recently been formed, was entertained
at the home Of Mrs r. II. Claiming on