Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21

Mr. and Mrs Jacob Evans have re-
turned from a very enjoyable visit
through California.
Miss Phyllis Sparks of Nephi spent
the past weeks visiting in our city, the
guest OF Miss Rachael Pyne.
Mrs. NJ. Bennett spent a few days
this week with friends in salt Lake,
MIR. George Il, Lund, formerly Of this
city, but now residing IN FruitNale,
California. is renewing acquaintances
in this city While here he Is the guest
of his uncle, w. $. Rawlings,
Mrs, Frank Halliday entertained
number of her lady friends ut her
home Monday afternoon a pleasant
social time was passed and dainty
lunch served.
The sixty-sixth anniversary Of the
Relief society was celebrated at the
stake tabernacle Tuesday afternoon
An excellent program, consisting of
songs. musical selections and read
ings was enjoyed by all, after which
reneshments were served and social
time enjoyed
The cross Stick club pleasantly sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Ascel Gee at their
home Friday evening. Games music
and a good social time WAS enjoyed by
all. Refreshments We're served,
Mrs. Urelda Busath OF Salt Lake has
returned home after most enjoyable
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs. A. &. Simons was pleasantly
surprised nj her home Monday after
noon by large number of friends.
social time was passed and dainty
lunch served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Jevene and fami-
~ of st. Louis visited Mrs. Jevene's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. AndcrberE,
few days this week, enrOute for salt
Lake City, where they will spend the
coming summer. a family dinner was
served i'm their honor at the home of
Mrs Anderberg Tuesday evening.
The lie Senance Dancing club gave
their first reception and dance Wednes-
day evening at the First ward social
hall. The following gentlemen with
their partners comprise the club; j.
f. Accord. j. w. Farrer, James Glove,
Fera Decker, j. i. Barker. G.. II. Bar
ton. d. j. Blake. Wells Brimhall, AT
bert Choules. Harvey and Walter Cluff,
j.. II Eastmond. IL. j. Glade, G. A
HedQuist, II. c. aud N. G. Hicks, T..
f.. Hinckley. j. r. Hodson, r. r.. Ir-
vine. Heber JeX, Thomas John, John
Johnson, A G.. Lund Hyrum Man
waring MILFORD McAllister n. II Z.
Nelson, Monroe PaXman, p. G.. Peter
son. Ralph Poulton Homer Rich, Ben
G. Rich. Fred Richmond, w. j. Ro-
binson, Horace Secrist. j. Fl. Slater /.
A. Smoot, p. W. Taylor George S.
Taylor Archie Thurman, {. G. Van
Rnren and Alma VanWagenen.
DR.. w NJ Thome and Miss Sarah
tombstone. secretary to Y. W, c. A,
both of Salt Lake city, and DR.. and
Mrs Frank Thome of American Fork.
spent Sunday with DIR. and Mrs n. T..
Thome in Provo
The Eslks and their ladies delightfully."-
entertained at a whist party at their
beautifully furnished lodge rooms 1'ue~.
day evening. The evening was very
pleasantly passed in cards and music.
Mrs. c. Il. Decker carried off the prize
for the most successful whist player or
the evening. Elaborate refreshments
were served.
The stake officers OF the Y. NJ ana
Y. l.. NJ. l. delightfully."- entertained
Monday evening in honor of Miss Sarah
Giles, Mt her home. The time WAC
delightfully."- passed in various games
and music. and Miss Giles was pre-
scented with n beautiful mission chair
from her co-workers. Ice cream and
cake were served
The Merry Dozen entertained at a
skating party at the E.ldred rink We'd
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