Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

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The big event OF the week was the
Inaugural ball on Thursday night the
afiair being a most elaborate ana sue
cessful opt in all ways, Beautiful mu-
sic. beautiful costumes, ana PERCUSSION
OF palms. nags and flowers, made tho
scene "A brilliant one, and a splendid
musical program added To the ENJOY
mont of the evening. About 800 guests
were present, including the governors
staff and the chief officials OF the state,
county and city.
Another large affair Of Thursday
night was the dancing party given by
the High School Alumni association, the
event being one OF the most delightful
yet given. The hall was decorated In
the red and black, flags and bunting be-
ing tsstefully hung about the walls.
on Monday Mrs. c. T. Richards and
Mrs. NJ. =. Lacy Of Colorado enter
tanned their friends at an INFORMAL re-
ception at the home Of Mrs. Richards
iu honor OF Mrs. Lacy VINO Is visiting
here from San Francisco me rooms
were prettily decorated, ana the alalr
was a decidedly pleasant one
one OF the notable events OF the week
was the reception given ~ h0hoi OF
Blshop Spalding nj the Ladies' Liter.
airy club on Tuesday night The hali
was beautifully decorated, and music
and delicious refreshments we're among
the many delightful features.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Holding celebrat-
ed their 25th wedding anniversary ON
Monday night the affair being In every
way enjoyable. A musical program
was rendered and the couple were the
recipients Of many gifts
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. w. Boyd entertained
at a delightful dinner on Monday night
I'M honor OF MIR. and Mrs. Il. X. Fernald
of EIkbart. Ind. who are the guests
of the atter's sister. Mrs. j. r. Clasbey.
The table was I'm green and white and
covers were laid Cor eight
one Of Mondays events was the ban
quct given by George r. Odell at ms
home I'm honor OF "A number or his
business associates. The table was CT
fectiyely decorated, and about dozen
guests enjoyed the elaborate AFFAIR
Miss Grace Cannon entertained rev
guests ON Monday At her regular cook
ing class entertainment, dainty menu
being enjoyed by those present
NI,ss Mercy NJ. White and Claude T..
elmmong were quietly married on
Wednesday. Justice Robinson perform
tnc the ceremony. They VIII be az nome
20 their friends after March l.
THE Council OF Jewish Women VIII
rive n charity ball on the evening or
Tuesday, Feb, Z, at Chrlstensens hall'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J Glendinnng
will entertain at cards tonight
number Of box parties were seen
M tho Symphony concert on MONDAY
night, among them being Gov Cutter
mud staff with their ladies', ana heV'
Elmer I Goshen and q number OF uhr
yerslty club men,
Tho assembly ball will be given on
Feb. g.
Miss Geneve Elerbeck entertains the
card club tonight
Mrs. A. p. Cook entertained the mem.
hers Of the Ladies' Ala society or the
IBn Nj. u. church on Tuesday the
rooms being prettily decorated, ana an
amusing floral contest being enjoyed
The charity card party given at IS
r. hall was largely attended ana
very pleasant afternoon WAS the re-
suit. The prizes In the 63 game were
won by Mrs Rothschild ana MISS
Rothschrd and Mrs. sam Samuels won
Tho lotto prize The consolation went TO
Mira Greenewald The games We're
followed by refreshments and chat, the
hostesses being Mrs Henry COIN, Mrs'
Samuel Weltz and Mrs. Harry Joseph
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. BOYD viii enter
tain at dinner Monday evening IN nom
or of Mr.. and Mrs, H. *. Fernald OF
Elkhart Ind. who are guests OF Mrs
Fernalds sister Mrs. James T. CIas'
hey.
Thursday was the wedding anniveS,
ery of Mr.. and Mrs j. ID. spencer ana
the date was made the occasion Oh It
rniouc and delightful surprise by the
members OF their last summers YelloN
stone party, who assembled az lheW
ome and celebrated the event I'm rem-
lniscent camp style Each guest came
CARRIED IN the outing costume worn on
the trip--laced legglna, sombreto hot
draped with mosquito netting, ana
bandanna handkcrchief9-some or these
worn MS eyc-bandages I'm commemola-
tlon Of the seasons mosquito bllsters-
and nccoutered with tim cups plates
etc.. from which refreshments were
ortcrwatd served. A program was
given. consisting OF the reading OF the
,nyitations sent out for the event. COM
,,ogod and delivered by q, $. Burton
nnd dealing with distinguishing traits
and happenings TO the respective meld-
hera This was followed by the read
Ing Of journal of the trip by n, Go
whitney, and the camp orcheNirn rem
dered upon instruments consisting OF
four pspcr-coyercd combs ana guitar
the dance music % which the party
trippcl In the light Of the honnre ON me
trip' A telegram which had been sent
20 Miss Lulu Gates was read Shc
was the only one absent OF the camp
party. The others present We're Mr. ana
Mrs. S. X. Clawson, Me- and Mrs. H. O.
whitney, Mr. and Mrs, g. >. Burton
Misses Jean and Rehan spencer Ike
Russell Ross Beatie Horace aud Frank
whitney, Allan spencer John Nells
Clawson, Frank Spencer
Miss Laura Parry was pleasantly sur.
prlsed by large number of her friends
Wednesday evening ut her home ON
lake street. Music ana games were
the features Of the evening A dainty
euppr was served Those present We're
Misses Gertrude Hcystck Allie Fletch-
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