Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04


coratlons. Luncheon was served, The
guests present We're Mr.. and Mrs, sam
King, MIR and Mrs. Sam Schwab, Mr.,
ana Mrs j. r. Twelyes Mr.. and Mrs,
Speckart, Mr.. and Mrs. II. -. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Havercamp, Mr..
and Mrs Searle MIR. and Mrs. sutton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bagley, Mrs. o.
G.. Newell, Misses Lena ana. Beulah
Bqchmbn, Miss Merriam Nelke, and
Miss Faun Twelves.
Mrs. Dec and daughter. Mrs. Mac,
81 Ogden have been the guests OF MIS-.
II. a, Barney during the week
Miss Lulcie Webb is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Airs. George Webb OF
Lehl
The college students OF the y. Y, uni
versity gave very enjoyable bal. IN
Gymnasium hail on Friday eveuln/
Votes were east for the most popular
young lady IN the hall, the votes cost
ing cents each, First and second
prizes were given the couple who were
considered, by the judges, TO be the
best dancers. This created no end OF
merrIment, and the evening was pro-
nounced by all present as most per-
feet social success.
.
The Happy Hour club met with Mr.,
and Mrs, James Farrer on Friday eyen-
ing. Cards, games, music and social
good time made the hours pass pleas
antly Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Green. Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Evans Mr., and
Mrs David OponshRW, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rydalch, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fout2, Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Decker,
T. and Mrs, I'D Sparks, MIR and Mrs.
n Harper Mr. and Mrs, Il, Stoker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tarrer, Mr. and
Mrs John Wilson Mr. and Mrs. G.
Snyder and Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Jen-
sen
Mrs. Reed Smoot spent Friday In
Salt Lake city, while there she at
tended the afternoon tea given by Mrs.
George Sutherland
Mr.. Merle Taylor entertained on
Tuesday evening at n vaudeville party,
his guests We're Miss Neda Dixon Miss
De Lille Clun. Miss Lucille Forest,
Miss Nina Taylor and Miss Vera Storrs.
Miss Florence Jepperson gave most
successful musical I'm the Firth ward
meeting house on Friday evening The
proceeds were donated to the ward OF
gan fund,
Mrs. Irving Emmett entertained
number Of friends at a pleasantly arr
ranged kensngton on Thursday after
noon. Their pretty little home on Cen
ter street was artistIcally decorated for
the occasion, and the home like spirit
OF welcome particularly characteristic
OF Mrs, Emmett made the afternoon
hours pass all too rapidly
Mr.. Bob Fairbanks has returned from
Montana, and spent Sunday, calling on
q number Of Provo friends.
The Nlnteenth Century club met with
Mrs Corfman Friday afternoon. A pa
per was given by Mrs. Hurst subject;
Light Houses" Miss Moons paper
on English Naval Heroes" was en-
joyed by the club members. The club
adjourned to meet next week at the
same place.
Mr., l.. i, Mum and Mr. Jean Smith
left Friday for California, while there
they viii be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodhouse,
Mr., and Mrs, Bursach left Thursday
morning for Boston where they will
take the White Star line and sail for
Liverpool. Mr.. Bursach viii attend to
some business matters IN Germany af-
ter which they will make u three
months tour Of Europe.
Mrs. John swenson has Issued invl-
tations for social party In honor Of
the birthday Of her husband, Prof, John
swensen to be given at their home
this evening Prof and Mrs Swenson
have gained enviable regulations for
their perfect hospitality and their
friends are looking forward to a pleas
ant evening.
The young ladies' Of the sixth ward
arranged am excellent musical which
was given in the wardu house on Tues
day evening. An appreciatve audience
greeted each number given. The pro-
ceeds were donated to the erection Of
new ward Westinghouse
Mr.. Charles Hanford gave a Shake
spearean reading I'm College hall on
Wednesday afternoon before the stu
dents OF the b. Y. university and II
number of pople from the city for lis
last encore he reCited in an impress
siye way, The Star Spangled Banner"
The amusement committee OF the
young peoples organizations OF the
Third ward gave n ward social on Fri
day evening in honor OF the home COM
ing from the missionary field. OF Mr..
Frank Hoover, Mr. Albert Dixon and
MT Frank Perry. Music addresses Of
welcome, Rotations and social chat
Ia tl,.... lac.
iolcing with their many friends.
A large number OF Provo people took
advantage Of the excursion TO Pay
son today and spent the day visiting
friends.