Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
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city She viii remain until after Tues
day evening for the purpose of acting
as bridesmaid to Miss Lille Gates.
Mrs. r. r. Knowlden entertained a
chtldren's party on Wednesday after
noon In honor OF the birthday anni-
versary Of her little daughter, Leucelle.
There were many amusing games ar
ranged, which pleased the merry party,
and with the music and luncheon, made
the afternoon a happy one.
The Provo city teachers entertained
ON Friday evening, In honor Of the out
cling ana incoming boards Of education.
The class rooms IN the Maeser school
were artistically decorated, and many
successfully planned amusements ar
ranged, A college luncheon was served,
at which time responses to several
toasts were cieyerly given,
The officers Of the Fifth ward mutual
gave a linen and china shower In honor
OF Miss Nina Bean ON Thursday cve-
Ming az the home OF Mr. and Mrs VIII
iams A musical program was given
during the forepart of the evening, after
which luncheon sentiments and best
wishes from nll Of her cO1&orkors made
the hours pass pleasantly Those press
eut were Mrs Bessie Williams. Elsie
Bennett, Birdie Clun, Fern Cuf, Nora
Neldrum, Mary j, Cluf Hattie r.
Snow, Emma Newell Agnes Everett,
Jean Noyes, Margaret Thurman, Mrs.
Olive Bean, Mrs Pauline Bean, Mary
Snyder Nirgic Bean Violate Elliott
Margaret Bean, Fanny Mclean and
Aqua Bean,
The Soross club met with Mrs Sam
King ON Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
SpcCkart gave "a paper subject, "Cum-
paign in New York and New Jersey"
Miss Hoagland's review Of 1.-THE Con-
qucror' was an instructive and enter
tanning number
The Happy Hour club met on We'd
nesday evening with Dr. and Mrs. Suy-
dor Old fashioned games created much
Of the evenings mtrriment High i've
was the game played during part Of the
evening, Mr. Hyrum Jensen and Mrs
David Openshaw winning first prizes
The consolation prizes going 10 Mr.
Green and Mrs Louise Mcbride. BE-
side the club members the invited
guests We're Mr., ana Mrs R. A. Bar
ney, Mr. and Mrs l.. o. Taft Mr. and
Mrs Ed Sparks Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Twelyes, Mayor ana Mrs Roylancc,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Altman. Mrs
Hlndlcy and Mrs Mcbride.
Mrs Clark, Mrs Gardner, Mrs Ey.
ans Mrs Goodman. Mrs Davis and
Miss Kendall OF Lehi We're visiting
Provo friends ON Thursday
Miss Annie Newell entertained AZ am.
uer on Sunday evening Tho table dec.
oratlons were red roses and smllnN.
Covers were laid for seven.
Miss Beulah Kcelcr entertained ON
Friday evening MT an old fashioned
candy pull From the beginning TO the
end Of the evening mCrriment served
the object OF the gathering,
The Nineteenth Century club met
with Mrs. Newell ON Friday afternoon
Mrs. Havcrcamn gave an excellent roc
view NJ shakespeare s0llloquy. fol-
lowed by Miss Ponds reyiaw OF Shakes
peares sounets.
The Rehecca lodge arranged sue
cossful surprise party on Mrs Eph
Homer About 90 of the ladies' ana
gentlemen OF the lodge, with well GlIod
luncheon baskets, slipped into the cozv
little home NJ Mr.. and Mrs Homer
last Tuesday evening. In remembrance
" Mrs Homers birthday Anniversary.
Songs games dancing and music made
the evening a delightful one
Mrs. Reed Smoot and son Harold left