Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mir and Mrs. Anthony NJ, Nelson arr
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Daisy Marie TO ] Leo liafen.
the wedding 10 take place In June Ma.
Hafen Ia the son of the artist. John
Hafen
Miss Edna Dwyer gave 4 box party
for the Cressman play ON Thursday
night. and las; Might entertained Miss
CrosSman AZ dinner,
A marriage which viii he i'm Tie ma
tlre of 4 surprise to their friends is
that OF Miss Laura Ellsworth and Mr.
George III Bushnell OF Ogden. the event
taking place quietly at noon ON We'd
nesday at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
GTigxs, Deputy David Smith performs
ing the ceremony In the presence Of
few Intimate friends, The bride Is a
popular young girl OF Ogden, and the
groom Il member of the Stevens lnl-
plement Co. of that place, They WEI
return tomorrow TO Ogden and VIII be
at home to their friends at Sis Twenty
first street,
About 50 people We're present last
night at the reception given by ME- and
Mrs. Frederick Eberhardt IN honor OF
MIR, and Mrs Alex Eberhardt, Who
were married last week in Butte. rhe
rooms were beautifully decorated,
fruit blossoms and cut flowers being
used with ferns, smilaN and palms,
with charming effect. the dining room
Win its table adorned with apple bios
SONS. over which hung Il cloud Of
white tulle and pink ribbons being
especially effective. Delightful music
was rendered, and a number OF rela-
tiNes and intimate friends assisted.
fra Nfrg I,n1pre Ctrpr,R.nt-es
and Miss Hattie NAPLES have moved
from their residence ON FifGh South
street and are at home at l6l Il street.
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will
meet next Wednesday at the Lion
House at o'clock for the semi month";
~ study session, which promises to be
unusually interesting
A pleasant surprise was given in
honor OF Miss Bea Tovey, Wednesday
evening, at the home of Miss JAnie
Knight. Miss Myrtle Knight rendered
several selections on the piano during
The evening and some very interesting
games Were played which We're enjoyed
by all. A very delicious supper was
served i'm the dining room, the rooms
being very prettIly decorated with TO-
seq carnations and ilacs, Miss Knight
was assisted in THE dining room by
Miss Daisy Brown and Miss Nelli"
Knight.
Mrs. Fred Hornung leaves today for
California for stay Of several weeks
Mrs. Tovey, accompanied ny Miss Bea
Tcvey left Friday morning ON pleas
ure trip to California, TO spend several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Craw-
ford.
Mrs John G. Cutler who was among
the manly who gave parties at the Sym
phpny orchestra yesterday afterwslrd
entertained her guests at dinner at the
BranSfOrd. the party numbering. be-
sides the hostess, Mrs. PlUmmer- Mrs
w. w, Ritter, Mrs willard Done, Miss
Done, and Miss Mabel Cutler Mrs
Simon Banberger Mrs. Ernest Barn
berger, Dr.. and Mrs. John White Mrs
II. W. Jennings and Mrs. j. j. DAILY
We're others who eavs parties
Mrs Joseph rllmball, OF TT Seventh
street is spending a few days with
her children ia Pocatello'
BY special request Miss Agnes Dahl
duist, accompanied by six of her adj
yanced pupils, gave pianoIorte re-
cital last "Wednesday afternoon in IIt-
gan, which was highly appreciated.
Those taking part were the Misses LII
Liam MeIuulst, Hazel TaEgari. Edna
$ tookey, Florence Aveson, Bernice lOa-
wilson and Mary Lundberg- Miss Dali
uuist has often been requested TO de-
vote a portion OF her time in Logan,
Last night AN enjoyable surprise par
ty was held at tho home of Mrs. Ma
tIlda Jensen, first counselor of the Re
lief society OF the Second ward planned
o,y the teachers and members OF the
society. The time was pleasantly
spent with vocal and instrumental
music and other social pastimes. Among
the guests were Mrs. Musser, president
Of the stake, and her couns elors, and
he other guests numbered about 50.