Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14

s,,,,es, rableaux from q number
~ Dickens books We're successfully
o. p;,en and the entire evening proved
s En-. interesting. Cut flowers were
n ',sad in decorating the rooms and ii
e.ittce in charge We're Mrs. G. w
M,hotcher, Miss Wilkinson. Miss
I1nntsman, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Emeis, Mrs.
~ Langton, Mrs. S. o. Stevens,
are Guy Thatcher, Miss Smith.
,lrs. oliver I'll. Bulge was tho hostess
~ a most enjoyable afternoon party at
i,er home on Saturday last. The rooms
were tastefully decorated and Il very
lanty luncheon was served. Cards
,"cro played and Mrs. Seligman and
Judges guests were Mesdames NJ. j.
ballard, ALI Cole, Moses Thatcher, Jr,
Arthur Bulge. Hume, ]. w. Naylor
4, Fl. Thompson, n. r. Pcery, j. r.
Caine. Jr., G. w. Thatcher, .Jr., |. c.
smith. Guy Thatcher, Fl. l,aFaunt,
los Ncwbold, j. Il. Shepherd, Il. w.
robinson, Jos. l.. Carbon, S. b.
thatcher. Wright. w. w. Mclaughlin,
David Eccles, Farmer, Lee Thatcher
n. w. Kimball, Ed Selgman.
following guests enjoyed d very pleas
ant evening at cards, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hayball Messrs.
and Mesdames Robert Murdoch, C., c.
Johnson, Robert Murdoch, Jr., Hyrum
Hayball, G. w Cole a. L.. Cole, p. A.
Thatcher G. jones' BARLEY Carbon,
Joseph Newbold, Joseph Newbold. Jr.,
Ole Some, Mrs. Guy Gilbert; Misses
Hazel Love, Nellie. Edith and Lucille
Hayball. IIssie Nelson, Lavernc Muir
dock; Messrs. o. A. Nelson, Peter Nell
son, Harvey johnson. The prizes
were won by Mrs. BARLEY Carbon, Mr..
Peter Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
W. Cole.
Mrs. Geo. II. Champ was the hostess
at the meeting of the u c. A. Wo-
name club on Saturday afternoon
last. The life of Charles Dickens and
the story of his David Copperfield were
splendidly given by Mrs. A. III. Thomp-
son. AT the conclusion Of the pro-
gram refreshments were served.
The faculty Of the 3. Y. G. held a
Students reception on Wednesday
evening which proved to be most en-
joyable to the many who We're present.
a very pleasant AFFAIR OF the week
was the social given by the people of
the eighth ward and held in the new
nleetnghouse. An entertaining pro-
gram was given after which dancing
and refreshments were enjoyed.
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Mr.. Joseph S. Larsen and Miss Sarah
Merrill We're married ON Wednesday
OF this week, the ceremony having been
performed in the Salt Lake temple.
Mr., and Mrs. Larsen are both well
and favorably known here and have
a host of friends who extend hearty
congratulations.
The Wobyca society or the 3. y. G..
have prepared the following program
20 be given at the meeting to be held
on Saturday. Early American litera-
ture--Marion Hendricks, Vocal solo
Miss Jackson. Life of Hawthorne and
Poe by Mrs. Alice II. Wright.
The football boys Of the u. A. C..
left for their trip to tho coast on Tues
day morning.
Mr.. John @. Critchlow. Mr. sam
part of tie week in Logan.
Prof e. D. Ball left on Monday FOR
Washington, D. c., on business con-
nected with the U. a. c.
The violin recital given by Prof.
Spcl<er. assisted by Mr.. II. G.. Smurth-
waite and Mr.. S. TT. Clark. was Il
pronounced success and a rare treat
for all who attended.
Mrs. a. NJ Flcmming Is at home
after q stay of three months at
Nashua, Iowa.
The sorosls girls or the U. a. G.
entertained the football boys at din.
lierEon Saturday last.
Mrs. i. D. Ball gave a most inter
esting paper on the life and writings
of Jams Austin before the members OF
the Clio Circle on Wednesday after
noon. The meeting was held at the
home of the president, Mrs. j. f, Shep-
herd.
Mrs. James H. Linford announces
the engagement OF her sister, Miss Ivy
Blood to Mr.. John Il. Hill. The mar
riage to take place Nov %.
Mrs. Luther Howell entertained in
formally on Monday afternoon.
Miss Ray Campbell and air. Sergt
Campbell left for Salt Lake OH Thurs
day.
Mr.. Leo Campbell and little son Bob
spent Thursday and Friday in Sal
Lake.