Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

Mr., and Mrs. Sam SohWab entertained
the Card club at thele elegant new
home on Academy avenue, at dinner
party on Thursday evening The table
was decorated with tiny flags, artistic
ally arranged around a large bowl OF
white and red carnations, After dinner
the evenings pleasures were cards.
games and music,
Mr.. George Evans OF Salt Lake City
Just recently returned from England
was the guest on Saturday and sunday
OF Prof, Bert EastmOnd.
The Nineteenth Century club met on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. o. c. New
ell The paper of the afternoon was
given by Mrs. Thomhll, subject, Bar
RE and His Works"
The Sorosls club anniversary win be
remembered this year by musical eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs, Rob livine.
The many friends OF Miss Alice Reyn-
olds win be glad to learn that she has
sufficiently recovered from her recent
attack of Illness to be able to be OUT
again.
The largest and most brilliant affair
OF the week was the reception given
last evening at the First ward social
hall by the members OF the Happy Hour
clubs The hall presented cozy ap-
pearance each corner being provided
with couches rockers and rugs, drhped
beautifully with red, white and blue
bunting. The orchestra was present
and furnished music for the dancers
Refreshments were served. About 100
were present. Those receiving were Mr.
and Mrs Jacob Evans, Mr. and Mrs, s.
B Snyder, Mr.. and RMS. Frank Fouts,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Jones, Mr. and Mrs
w. N. Stoker, Mr. and Mrs II. "A.
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. John M, Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Decker Mr.. and
Mrs. James Farrer, Mr.. aud Mrs David
Openshaw, Mr. and Mrs b, d. Harper
and Mr., and Mrs Hyrum Jensen,
Several OF the friends OF Miss Edna
Carter gave her surprise party on
Thursday evening. Cards and games
.were among the evenings pleasures
Mr.. Clark sang several vocal selections
The guests present We're Mr., and Mrs
Bott. Mr.. and Mrs Heber Stubs. Mr.
Elmer Knudsen, Miss Violate Bailey
Miss Annie Oliver, Miss Mae Wilson,
Miss Nina Carter, Mr. Frank sharp
Mr.. Albert Rasmussen, Mr., John ~
Booth. Jr, Mr. Darwin Cluff and Mr.
John Carter.
The ladies OF the Maccabees gave a
farewell party I'm honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Siegle on Wednesday evening
MIR, and Mrs Siegle have decided 20
make their home In Ogden, ana WIN
leave next week. Supper was served,
with music and games, the hours past
were merry ones,
The amusement committee OF the
Third ward gave n missionary social
on Friday evening I'm the ward meeting
house Those present represented mis-
sion fields in nearly all the different
parts Of the world, so they took the
audience for "a trip around the world
Refreshments were served and social
good time enjoyed
An old fashioned dancing party was
given on Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John wilkins. Old
fashioned costumes were worm old
fashioned dances danced and luncheon
was served IN the old fashioned way
Several delightful hours were spent by
the guests present.
Wednesday morning the students and
faculty of the Brigham Young univer-
sity and about 100 guests from the city
enjoyed most excellent patriotic pro-
gram, given I'm College hall President
Brimhall spoke briefly, but eloquently,
on the characteristic qualities OF Geo.
Washington" Never was the Sword
OF Bunker HIP sung with more feel
ing than was given by Prof A, G, Lund.
Each number was carefully and credit
ably rendered.
The Mystic club met on Thursday
afternoon In the club rooms. The presl-
dent Miss BERTHE Walsh, read a por-
ton OF 'Maurine" Miss Victoria Otte-
son sang The club adjourned for one
week,
The Sorosis club met on "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Sam King. Mrs.
Jacob Evans gave the news OF the
month. followed by Mrs Slater's report
OF current literature The members re-
sponded to roll call by relating incl
dents I'm the life Of George Washington,
Mrs. Phillips of Park City is visiting
friends in Provo.