Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18
EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. MARCH IS, 100


Tuesday afternoon at dinner party
on Miss Carrie Evans on Thursday
evening, A guessing contest, games
and music, We're the pleasures planned
and successfully carried out. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Long OF Salt Lake city is the
guest OF Miss Helen Glazier.
The Relief society of the Fourth ward
celebrated the anniversary OF the or
ganization IN the ward hall on Friday
evening. A short program Of speeches,
songs and piano selections were the
pleasures OF the forepart OF the eve
ming The remaining time being deYot-
ed to visiting and dancing.
The students OF Nebo stake gave a
social party IN gymnasium hall on
Thursday evening. Many visitors were
present. Games. music, dancing and a
delicious luncheon were among the
many pleasant things arranged for the
evening.
Miss Maud Dunn, assisted by Miss
Lula Nelson gave pleasant girls par
~ at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
on Monday evening. The amusements
large crowd Of merry girls knew how
to enjoy such pleasures.
The largest affair OF the week was
the st. Patrick ball, given by the Mystic
club In Gymnasium hail. on Friday eve
ming. The decorations were In green.
A perfect shower of shamrock leaves,
suspended by tiny strings hanging from
the ceiling Green palms and plants
banked in different corners. making
most inviting co2y corners. A full or
chestra furnished excellent music for
the merry dancers, until the wee small
hours. The girls of the club wore white
gowns, with green ribbons. A number
OF guests from surrounding cities en-
joyed the pleasures OF the evening, The
chaperones were Mrs. Ida Smoot Dus-
enberry, Mrs, GLACIER Mrs. Henry and
Mrs Myron Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil srecksrt and Mr..
and Mrs Osborn entea1alned n large
number OF friends at card party IN the
Southworth hall on Thursday evening.
The decorations were in green. Whist
was the game played, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irvine, Prof Lund, Miss Hazel Taylor
and Mr., WIN Roberts gave some eN-
cellent vocal selections.
Mrs. John Walsh Is visiting friends
I'm Provo, the guest Of Mrs, Ida Smoot
Dusenberry,
Mrs. Payson and Miss Moral left
Provo on Wednesday evening for their
homes In Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan spent Tuesday
In Salt Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. with their
daughters, Jennie and Mary, left Provo
on Sunday for Illinois, where they eN-
pect TO make their home.
The Pleasant Hour club met with
Mr. and Mrs Green on Friday evening.
Cards, games and music were the eve
nlng's pleasures.
"Thelma" was the play given at the
opera house on Tuesday evening, az
which the following named girls COM
posed a merry theater party: Miss Err
ma Loose DeLilly Cmff, Veda Dixon,
Chloe Smoot Fay Loose, Emma Dixon.
Zclla Farrer, Amy Russln and Arreya
Davis
President Smart OF Heber Is spending
the week IN Provo, visiting his children
who are attending the Brigham Young
university.
Miss Amy Sharp and Mrs. Smith of
Lehi spent Friday and Saturday in
Provo. the guests of their sister Miss
Annie Sharp,
Miss Edith Walsh of Ephraim is visit
Ing his sister Miss Berthe Walsh OF
Provo.
Miss Rowana Booth Is spending a few
weeks In Salt Lake CITY
Mrs. Clark and d'Nyhter Mildred.
have returned from their visit IN CALI
fornia.
The ladies' Of the Third ward RELIEF
society gave a pleasantly arranged So
cial party IN the ward westinghouse on
Friday evening. AS IL was the ami
versary OF the organization of the Re-
lief societies, many interesting speeches.
songs and games We're enjoyed, ending
the evening with an old fashioned lunohs
con and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mckenzie gave a dane.
ing party at their home on Fifth South
and Second West streets on Thursday
evening. The home was prettily deco
rated with the flowers of spring.
Prof. c. S. Clark gave a reading in
College hall this afternoon and will
| continue at 1880 this evening.