Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-12

scene of enchantmcnt as delighted the
guests OF the day before Refreshments
aud punch werc served on tho veranda
by Mira Sam Porter, Mrs. s. l..
Spraguc. Mrs. NJ. j. Chcesman Mrs.
j. r. Walker and Mrs, Ray Walker.
During the afternoon. some pleasing
vocal selections were given by Mrs II.
G. Alley.
The party given last evening by Miss
Miss Della aud Claude q, Cannon. was
In every way delightful to the 200 young
people who attended The spacious
grounds were illuminated with parti-
colored lights, interspersed with lap
anese lanterns. The dancing floor was
the main attraction with Chrlstensen's
orchestra In attendance, while easy
chairs. dtvans and rugs arranged be-
meath the majestic trees formed ideal
longing corners. The punch bowl was
presided over by Miss Alice Pitt. Miss
Emily Barnes and Miss Hazel Cam
non In pretty flag draped booth on
the north lawn. Tonight, the last OF
the series will be given to the young
friends Of Miss Hazel ana David Cans
non.
Thursday evening the Junior assem-
bly, gave n large dancing party at the
Ladies Literary club. The chaperons
OF the evening were Mrs, r. c. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Walter q. Filler, Mrs. Brig
ham I. Cannon and Mrs Leslie Saw
age.
A most enjoyable afternoon was that
spent yesterday at the home OF Mrs,
eva Y. Davis on First street, for Mrs.
Nettle Y. Easton. who is here on a
visit. "Reminiscences OF early days In
the Lion House were given, delicious
refreshments We're served, while during
the afternoon the guests were convulsed
by the oId-tirne dancing of Aunts Zina.
Mira and Susa, In addition to the Sis
ters OF Mrs, Easton, the following ladies'
were present Mrs, II. J., A. Culmer,
Mrs. o. f. Whitney, Mrs. George D. Ply
per and Miss Kate Wells.
Mir. and Mrs, d. II. Christensen have
gone to Berkeley for the summer
Mrs. Leslie Savage Will entertain In
honor OF Miss Cheeseman at the Coun-
rry club this afternoon.
A pleasant lake party was given on
Wednesday by the NJ. 3. club After
q dip In the brine, a dainty lunch was
served TO the following; Misses Eva
Walker Nellie Hamilton, Lenore Watts.
Ethel Powell Eva Scott Lettie Davis,
Ethel Tingey Violate DAVIS, Hilda
Sanders. Pauline Fuller, Maggie Hamil-
ton and<jarah Allison.
In honor of Miss Wymond of Ken
lucky. luncheon was given by Miss
Mccormick yesterday.
Mrs. u. Il. Gray has returned from
Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Ella Cumming Wetzell is visiting |
In her home town. Portland NeVeral |
entertainments have been given in her !
honor
Lie%. Robert n. Campbell has as
guests, Julian and William Campbell Of |
Johnson City, Tenn,
The friends Of Mrs Kate Bridewell |
Anderson gave her a reception last
evening. prior to her departure 10 |
Oakland, Cal, where she expects to
remain. Mrs. Anderson has long |
been prominent figure in Salt Lake
musical circles, particularly in con-
cert and church choir work, and she
viii be much missed, She has the
reputation of being a very capable in
structor. Until recently Mrs. Ander-
son was first soprano in the First
Presbyterian church of this city She
Is a southern woman and WAS instru-
mental in the organization Of the local
branch OF the Daughters of the Con-
federacy.