Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
This afternoon a reception is held
from 3 to O'Clock at the Kenyon
hotel, for the purpose OF hW w g, w
8ss a, s,pterest in the blind, the affair be-
ing under the direction of the Officers
IS of the auxiliary reading room. Ihe
feat1,re of the entertainment VIII pc
the exhibition of work of the pilnd am ana
musical numbers Will be given bS tneili
and various exhibits made OF, asyices
made for their convenience and educa-
tion A number of the officers and d.
1.ectors assisted by several young girls
and ulatrons will assist IN IecslNins
and serving, and the event VIII uouol-
Z less awaken new interest ana eIlor.s
foi the aid of the blind Among thosc
who Will assist are Mrs. A, ), rowan
OF Fort Douglas, president; MIS-. W. ~ "
Rice. second vice president; MISS MI
nettc Baer secretary; Mrs. G. p. Alien,
treasurer; Mrs. j. j. snyder, librarian
of the auxiliary, Mrs. D. Moore Lind
say. Mrs. f S. Bascom, Mrs Russeii y.
Schulder, Miss Mary Moore. MISS
Esther Allen The directors or the as
socation are Mrs. George Y. Wallace
Mrs Walter S. Scott of Fort Douglas,
Mrs c. P. Holman, Mrs z. y. Moore,
Mrs Russell Schulder, Mrs. w: Mont
Ferry, Mrs, John NJ. Shepherd, Mrs. y,
s Moore LINDSAY dhu 4hlS' "Ss1''-
Spraglle Miss Esther Allen, Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Mary William, Miss Mar
paret Doojy. Miss Elizabeth Niles Miss
lone Morrison, Miss Minette Baef, MISS
Pearl Van Colt, and Miss Carrie sap
pington.
Mrs. II. e. Beatie entertained at
bridge tea yesterday for Mrs Charles
Shepherd of Chicago. the decorations
being in pink carnations and about
five tables played. Assisting the hostess
& were Mrs. John NJ. Zane and Mrs Mont
Ferry and prizes were won by Mrs. ".
". Worthington, Mrs. Robert Hardness,
Mrs, Arthur Bird. Mrs. Robert Glen-
denning, and Miss Mildred Mcmillan
.5 Mrs. Benner Y. Smith entertains at a
luncheon today for Miss Katherine
Baker Of Everett Wash, who is visit
ing Mrs. e. S. Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Newhouse and
Miss Mary Moore went to Ogden last
night to attend the Weber club ball
Miss Beth Critchlow entertained at
bridge yesterday for Miss julia Cullen,
number OF Friends assisting and prizes
going to Miss Julia Cullen, Miss lone
Morrison, and Miss iGlinor Stone.
The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch,
will entertain Tuesday afternoon for
Miss Cullen, at bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gatrell an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Lucy Harwood Gatrell to Elmer Card
ner Steiner of Seattle. by the Rev. M
"A. Matthews, at the First Presbyterian
church, Seattle, Wash,
The dancing party given by the Gov
4 ernors club last night at Odeon hall
was a successful affair, the decorations
being carried out In green and gold,
the club colors and a program of de-
lightful music rendered by the Odeon
orchestra. About $50 couples were pres
ent.
Mrs. George Williams entertained at
cards at her home yesterday, the deco
rations being in pink and white curna-
lions and ferns, and prizes won by Mrs.
William Brown and Mrs Clark.
Miss Frances cowan will be home
from Vasser for the holidays.
The ladies of Fort Douglas will give
a leapyear dance on the night before
New Years, and several unique fen-
lures will be introduced.
Mr. and Mrs. D. j Sharp have gone
TO Mexico to make their home.
Mrs. KneeIand S. Snow left this week
to spend the holidays in Buffalo with
her parents.
Mrs, r. r. Davis will entertain at a
500 party, at her home, Thursday after
noon and Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis will entertain at cards.
Miss Elinor Stewart entertains at
,, todd ty,h
of Miss Julia Cullen. December
bride.
Charles l.. Netvel celebrated his thir-
tieth birthday last evening, in his OK
ford fat apartments, which We're hand
somely decorated with American Beau
~ roses.
Mrs. Augusta Miller and Miss Susie
Miller have returned from Il three
months visit in California with rela-
Iives.
Miss Marjorie Bowen leaves for
Rockford. ILL.,, this evening. for a
weeks visit With her friend, Mrs. os-
car G.. Keller, formerly Miss Daisy
5Wolfgang Of this city.
A most enjoyable surprise was given
Mrs. Fidelia. Jacobs at her residence, 23s
being a feature. two large tables were
spread. The evening was spent in
songs. one of the most characteristic
was the duet rendered by Mrs. Laird
and Robert wills and also recitations.
and speeches rendered by the guests. A
most enjoyable time was spent by all.
Those present were Mrs. Flint Mrs.
Pan, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Ed Lizard, Mrs.
Rhoda earns, Mrs Robert Wills, Mrs.
George Jacobs, Mrs. Fl. NJ. raggart,
the Misses Fidelia Lizard, Rachel Wills,
Mary Wills, Lois Jacobs, Vada Jacobs
Sarah Campbell. Nora Waback and
the Messrs. II. NJ. Taggart, Robert
Wills. David Parr, Samuel Campbell,
Asa. l.. Dickson. George Jacobs, Will
liam Chole and c. r. Snelgrove, Jr.
sst-s-
Miss Edna Edwards entertains IN
formally for her friends this after
noon.