Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
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Enjoyable though informal social events
given IN honor OF visiting guests which
have contributed To- It's social activity
The Conrlod concert was the occasion
pf several Of these, and there have bcen
n number Of small home affairs besides
the general entertaining Of visitors.
The musical Mt Mrs. Riters, the Uni
versity club musicale, the dancing par
ties given at Unity hall and at Saltair,
were the larger events OF the week, aud
There has been a sprinltlmg Of lesser
ones TO relieve the usual Lenten deartn.
Tho Wait Of Rider Haggard was the
occasion OF an elaborate luncheon at
the Alta club during his stay, the host
being Mr. A. Chester Beatty and the
guests being Messrs William and G. X,
Mccormick, a. Holden, f. j, Cannon,
{. O. Whittemore, and Ransom Caygili
Of London
one Of the pretticst affairs Of the
week was the wedding ~ Miss Cora
Snow and Mr., Lafayette Johnson Of
this city, the event taking place at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George Snow, on Wednesday At
Grated, the parlor I'm which the cere~
mony was performed being done IN
green and white the bridal party stand
ing I'm bay window which was at
ranged In bower-like effect The party
entered the room 20 the strains of
music, and Mayor Morris performed the
ceremony Miss Eva Snow, Miss Lulu
Morrison and Miss Aline Yard acting
as bridesmaids, and Mr. Lyle Snow
t.-tt mi, 80
Qulsite gown of tilmy white, ana car
ried brides roses, and her bridesmaids
were also gowned I'm white and carried
mink flowers After the ceremony an
elaborate luncheon was served, the dim
ing room being beautifully decorated I'm
pink and green. From 10 O'clock
a reception was held, after which the
newly welded pair were driven to their
own home at 467 First avenue, where
they viii be at home to their friends
next week.
81 his home on Seventh East street
last Wednesday evening Presden,
Hugh j. Cannon OF the Liberty stake,
was rendered very enjoyable recep-
tlon by the missionaries who labored
under his jurisdiction In the German
mission. There were about 80 present
md a very pleasant time was enjoyed.
The parlors were artlstcally decorated
with amilaX carnations and pOtted
plants, and the American, German and
Swiss flags were used tO good effect.
During the evening musical program
was rendered by Prof. Squire Coop,
Tracy Y. Cannon, Agnes Dahlquist r.
Albert Hooper, Herman Schettler Ed
win Brady Frank Chamberlain and
Walter Wallace Later in the evening
several toasts were responded to by
Prot L. H. Young, Ben Elarker scott
Weller and WIN Wetzel President
Cannon responded In very happy vein.
During the evening delicious refresh
ments were served by Misses Grace
Cannon, Rhea Nibley Lulu Pcnrose,
Ethel Rogers, Hazel Beatle and Edna
Harkor
One OF the largest Of the seasons
parties wll take place right after
Lent at Christensou's, ON the evening
of April 2S. The dance will be given
by the Suollers club for the benefit OF
The University gymnasium, where all
the societies of the University VIII help
10 make this ono of the largest affairs
given. The cadets Of the East
and West Side High schools are oN-
pected 10 lead the march. The an
nouncement cards win be out next
week
on Monday Mrs Ahnor Human on
tertainol IN honor OF Miss Fox of Phu-
adelpha her Junction being a luncheon
given at tho Enutstord Spring now
ers were the decorations,
The musicale given at the home Of
Mrs. w w. Ritter ON Monday night FOL
the benefit or the gymnasium was a
success In every way the program be-
ing a notably enjoyable one, and large
number being present
The juniors of the L. Of T., gave q
banquet last might at the emery,
Holmes for the seniors, the students
having an cnjoyabl. time
A masquerade bah was given last
night at Woodman's ham, by members
OF the order aud the auur was sue
ccssful In all detoIls
pr. and Mrs Frederick MeaSIn are
o. home nj S2G First street
The last Wednesday informal soIrcC
az this season win be given at Chrston
,scn's noEt wednesday Announce
ments have been mailed 20 the many
patrons Of these much enjoyed informa
AFFAIRS.
,tr and Nrs r. w Jennings enter
,,v,ea Informally at dinner ON Wedues
dov
Mrs. Briant II Wells viii entertain
,,eyt Vve5ncsday Nm honor OF MIS-. Gu,
p,1n,or
nh, 1Urh school Alumni association
r,ye their baI toulght al Unity hal
n,ro 5onro viii h. given under the pat
,,n,,," ~ Mrs FRANK R stephens Mrs
DaChnl NiiIrr Mrs Russell q Schullei
a., II ItoIe Mrs Louls schopp