Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
a,sscnted a very interesting paper on
ysrhe Roycrofters."

,,sscuted "A very interesting paper OF
ssThe Roycrofters."
u,s Frederick Gift read paper o
Ut interest on "La Croyeser." Mem
~ the club responded TO roll cal
' oS quotations from Ebert Hubbard
rhe Nineteenth Century club me
,,.taav with Mrs. w. b. Senrle and en-
io,Sd a paper By Mrs. Fannie Suttor
I'M Louise Alcott.
rbe Pallas club met Thursday even
,yifh Miss Ethel Smith. aud spent
nleasant session in the discussion oi
a,srary and social topics.
N,sses La Prele and Grace Dunno
,artaIned the Priscilla club Thursday
ooinr An exceptionally interesting
ssion devoted to art and kindred
'',hiects was held Dainty refresh
,aonts we're served,
,rs Reed Smoot visited relatives In
eait Lake Thursday and Friday.
b"N
,t,ss Emma Dixon entertained a
,,,hsr of friends at charming So
niahIn Thursday evening at her home,
oG Academy avenue. Music, song
o omd games, and delicious refreshments
were enjoyed
,trs w Il. Blersach gave a Kensing-
con tuesday afternoon, attended by
Inv of the lndy's friends from Pro-
~, ,i,a and salt Lake. The OCCASION was
one of the most enjoyable social events
OF the season
urs II G. Blumenthal was the host
eas AZ a pleasant socable given at her
home wednesday evening. REFRESH
pents were served.
A number Of the friends Of Mr.. Enoch
clark enjoyed social evening at his
nome, 1O5 north Sixth West Thurs
DAY evening,
The 1907 class, b. Y. r., gave a class
slelghlng party this afternoon. Closing
the days enjoyment with an oyster
supper A large number Of the Fourth
ward people Joined In sleighing par
~ Friday afternoon, at the close or
which the merry throng repaired TO the
nome of MIR. and Mrs. c, A. GLACIER,
where delicious oyster supper was en-
joyed,
Miss Marie Huntsinger. with Mrs. NJ.
s Dusenberry, is enjoying vacation,
visiting relatives in the east she WIN
be gone the remainder or the month";
and during her absence viii visit sew
eral Of the large eastern cities
49,. ttvl.t,.a,, ana 10 Kat
sew Chatneld of Salt Lake were the
guests OF Miss Margaret Dusenberry
Sunday.
b. X. Smoot was over from Lehi WIS.,
ting relatives Sunday.
Miss Lou Nielsen has returned from
salt Lake. where she has been the
guest of Mrs. a. o. Smoot.
Mrs. Celestial Strong visited friends
in Salt Lake this week.
The Epworth league enjoyed a de-
lightful social evening as the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Westwood. Among
those present were DR.. and Mrs. Byron
W. King and Mr. Christy. During
the evening DR.. King. by request, spoke
of the work of the Chautaqua circle,
with which he Is connected. after which
he favored the company with a read
ing Of several Of his poems. Mr..
Christy also spoke of the Chautaqua
circle, and explained what a great bene-
fit an assembly might be to Provo.
Later in the evening, Mrs. King enter
taned the company with readings.
Miss Jennie McAffee Of Charleston
was a guest Of Mrs. Celestial Strong
this week,
Mrs. William Strong went to ITeber
Friday to visit relatives aud friends.
Mrs. Sylvia Homer entertained about
twenty children Saturday afternoon in
honor Of the sixth birthday Of her lit
lie daughter Wanda Games We're en-
joyed by the little ones. Refreshments
were served.
4 merry party Of young people sue
cessfully surprised Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. |
Bullock at their home Friday evening.
Mr.. f. Brady OF Moroni spent the
week In Provo, visiting his sister, Mrs |
Sylvia Homer.
Mrs. w. Is. Farrer entertained q |
large number Of friends Thursday even |
ing, the birthday anniversary Of Mr. |
Farrer. The evening passed with |
music, song and games and UNA
strained sociability. A fine supper was
served.