Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Gov. and Mrs. Cutler, and Governor
elect and Mrs. William Spry,with mem-
bers OF the present gubernatorial staff
and their wives, were guests Of Col
and Mrs. A. p. Kessler last night at IL
box party ut the Orpheum. Tho other
Park, Colonel and Mrs. Charles G..
Pllmmer, Colonel and Mrs. f. a.
Wedgwood, Colonel and Mrs. A. B. r.
vine, Colonel and Mrs. Bower Colonel
and Mrs Taylor, Colonel and Mrs.
Dean. Colonel and Mrs. Lund, Major
and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lard Done. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ
4Dinwoodey.
Mrs George u. Savage was hostess
at another bridge party yesterday af-
telnoon, the decorations being carried
out in pink and red mingled with
green, and prizes won by Mrs. J. j.
8Dusan, Mrs. William Rash, Mrs. J. Z.
Clark, Mrs. William Brothers, Mrs.
Orson Howard and Mrs. Fred Stauffer.
Mrs. Il. b. Wells left today for spo-
kane to spend the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Woods.
Mrs. John ]. DAILY will give an after
noon affair on Friday for her daughter
Mrs. Edward J. Roberts, who is here
for the holidays.
Miss Pearl Van Colt gives luncheon
today, covers to be laid for eight
guests.
Miss Julia Cullen is guest Of honor
this afternoon al Il luncheon, her host
ess being Miss Helen Evans
Governor and Mrs. Cutle, will enter
tain the Archaeological society at
their home on Saturday night, and an
interesting program is promised in the
paper to be given by DR.. Ira ID. Ira
WIS 'il OF the Salt Lake High school, whose
topic VIII be Early Explorations in
the Southwest" and a talk by Prof
Edwin Evans of the university upon
the desirability of establishing a Utah
museum of art and archaeology.
On Friday night an important event
occurs at the Packard library In the
lecture to be given by Prof. Harvey l..
Wilson of the Johns Hopkins univer-
Vations in Rome.'' Prof. Wilson is
.eminently fitted to discuss this inter-
esting topic. as he for several years
was director of classical studies In
Rome for his university, and as a
matter of course has devoted much
time to his theme. The lecture is UNI
der the auspices of the Utah Archaeo-
logical society, and the admission will
be free.
The Daughters of the American Re-
volution will meet tomorrow afternoon
With Mrs. Benner x. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Filler gave a
large Orpheum party on Monday night
followed by an elaborate supper at
their home, the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin O.. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber NJ. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Newhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S.
Ferry, DR.. and Mrs. Union Worthing-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane, Mr..
and Mrs. D. G. Roberts. DR.. and Mrs.
u. oAIore Lindsay, Judge and Mrs o.
w. Powers, Mrs. John T.. Woodward,
Miss katherine JUG e, Il. B. Wicks, j.
A. Pollock and Henry Mccormick.
Dir, and Mrs. Jack Keith gave stan
party last night at the Salt Lake thea
ter, their. guests being Miss Mildred
Mcmillan, Miss Margaret Park Mr..
Davenport and George N. Lawrence.
supper followed at the Keith home
Mrs NJ. H. Scrvin and the Misses
Kervin left yesterday for California.
Miss Joanna sprague spends. the next
month with DR.. and Mrs, T. S. Bass
COM
lirs j. NJ. Davis has gone to san
Francisco for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mott Irerson en-
tertained a few friends informally
at pleasant housewarming party
last night.