Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A delightful affair OF nst nieht was
the musicale given hy Miss olive GRAY
at her studio on state street, o. choice
program being rendered boy "a number
of her pupils and a large gathering off
friends being present Go enjoy 60. Ex-
coptonallv fine numbers were given by
the advanced pupils Misslauct William
son, Miss Marguerite DuVu and Miss
Lcda Wallace. and the rendition of the
younger ones surprised their audience
hV itH excellence. those participating
being Che Misses Marjorie Elizabeth
and Laviua Brown. Marian Risky. and
Henry and Miriam Love. a social
hour followed. punch heirs served Boz
the hall by Miss Janet Williamson, ass
sisted boy Miss Marguerite Duyau.
Miss Janet Williamson cntcrt8iUs this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. n. ~ eHghcr.
formerly Miss Mcdonald of this city
who is here from her home Boo Ncrna
! FOR q Few days visit with her mother
| The decorations are boz yellow and white
nugoissus aud covers arc laid for about
q dozcu guests.
Mrs George A. Knox will leave ON
Monday for her home in San Fran
| cisco.
Mrs G.. j Hooper win leave shortly
for months stay in Chicago.
A movement Is on foot to place Ga
tho Detention Homo that delightful
history. entitled. 1.-THE Real America
In Romance "a work especially de-
signed for youthful readers. its idea
being TO give in interesting form the
facts Of American history in story
| treating the details in narrative style
thus appealing 60 young minds that
might not have interest in the dry
statements of the formal histories. The
work is one 60 inspire I'm every youth
! ul American heart both patriotism and
ambition % achieve I'm the line of civic
/ and patriotic endeavor ideals iu human
conduct and its value IN "a rfOrUa-
/ tive Institution such as the Detention
Homo cannot be- over-estimated.
number have volunteered partial pay
ments ON the work. ana IL needs only
/ the cooperation of others in the gCn-
erous work TO place the history I'm the
! Home ANY inclined 90 help by small
| donation or otherwise iu this important
! enterprise may send rerdittanoes 90
Mr.. 6. Brown, the Detention Home Of
ncer.
No more elaborate event in the uui-
| versity annals has taken place than the
| junior promenade last night iu the
/ gymnasium. the big hall being dressed
| 20 represent snow scene with fcstOOns
OF cotton and other details effectively
| carrying out the idea Each sorority
and fraternity had its booth arranged
On original design, and delightful mu-
sic was furnished by the Fort Douglas
band. The booths were chiefly repre-
| sentative OF winter scenes I'm frontier
life. and included miners and trappers
cabins, a cave followed from a snow
bank. a frontier hotel, a mining-town
dance hail, a prospector's cabin with
| specimens of different ores, medi-
| cine mans lodge made of natural Logs
and having a skeleton siphon through
| which cider was served from a tub
Furs. Navajo rugs and numbers o.
native articles Of decoration were used
Besides these booths were college boy!
and college girls dens, patrons bootl
and other attractive features.
Gov. and Mrs spry led the gram
march and among the patrons wer
| Mayor and Mrs Bransford Col AM
Mrs scott. President and Mrs. Kings
bury. and Mr.. and Mrs. W W Ritter
The affair was in charge of Roy Groes
beck and George Roberts.
Mrs +. NJ. Allison entertained at
delightful luncheon yesterday at tn
| University cluS In honor of Mrs. l.
j. Reynolds of ogden, the table betnl
decorated In pink with a centerpiec
OF carnations. pink ribbon streamer
extending frOfs the chandelier 70 tn
four corners and pink shaded Candida
bra. The place CARDS were hand paint
cd in pink carnations A bridge gam
followed, prizes being won by Mrs
Frank Knox, Mrs. Joseph Richard
and Mrs. w. w Armstrong.
Yesterday Mrs Juliet Crismon Hal
liday daughtl Of w. Scott Crismol
and John b. DUNN were married. IN
ceremony being performed IN IN
presence of the near friends and re
latives at the home OF the brides aunt
Mrs. John Renseimar. with Rev. Z.
Goshen officiating
Mr.. George F. Felt and daughte
leave for ocean Park California
today 20 be gone the balance Of TN
winter.
on Thursday evening Dr. and Mrs
John H. White gave "a roller skaunl
party al the Auditorium rink and
pleasant time was enjoyed By "a larg
number Of their friends. Iestorda
afternoon Mrs. Fifield and Miss Nobl
gave "A similar party ana last evening
members OF the Collegiate institute e
the number OF about so were enter
taincd and spent the evening gliding
around on the little wheels A number
OF society parties are being Arranged
for next week.
Miss Ruth Swaner entertained las
nRht az Cinderella supper. cover
being laid for ~. aud details carried
out in the prevailing idea, the de.
toratons and place cards being 80
| slippers and the rooms having "a mum
bcr of devices suggestive of the en-.
trancing story
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers viii
hold "a meeting at the Lion House next
! Wednesday al 3 o'clock D. m, an in-
torested being cordially Invited 90 bt
present.
The Undino club girls mot With Miss
| Mary Summcrhays Thursday evening
and "a worry pleasant time spent witt
! music and social chat Intcr ln th.
/ evening dainty lunch was served Dos
tho hostess. The nvors were mInIatuI.
| Uudlno penants The club win be on
tertained next week by thc Misses LsI.
| aud Beth Bradford