Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-13
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Mrs. Sibbie Glass Ponton. slster-ln-
law OF tho late Major j. B. Pond, is in
Salt Lake for a day or two, the guest.
of Mrs Susa y. Gates. Mrs. Ponton
now conducts the lecture bureau made
famous by Major Pond, and under the
Objection of WHICH Admiral Evans made
his late appearance before a Salt Lake
audience a strong friendship sprang,
a,lp between Mrs. Ponton and Mrs, g Gates
while tile latter, with her daughter
Emma Lucy. stopped at the,residence
eof Major. Pond in New orlt several
Years ago Mrs Ponton has been
around the world, and has just arrived
from Austral here she spentsa year,
most delightfully. 'Tlie9 Australians
are lovely people, y said Mrs Ponton,.
today, n and they got al 4 there is out
of life They take things easy and
never seem to be in a. hurry. as we
Americans. We came over In the
steamship Mariana, and there We're q
party OF returning Mormon mission
aries on board !; one of them, a Mr.
net and his services were IN demand
all over the ship Mrs. Ponton Is ac-5
companied by her nephew, and is on
her wa Y to New York
Mrs r. Fl. Officer entertained at din
ner last night in honor of Lieut.. Harry
"A. Pearson Of the battleship Illinois
Mrs Lon sadIer entertained at, two
delightful affairs yesterday IL honoraof$
Miss Anna Brain, one of the June.
brides, and in the afternoon at q
bundle shower, when about 80 were
present, and in the evening at dinner
EWftllEcovers laid for about a dozen. The
decorations We're In carnations and
n AS.
to match the color scheme. Present in
the afternoon Were Mrs. Fl. o. Olson,
Mrs. Thomas Winch, Mrs. ]. NJ. Hardy.
Mrs. NJ. a. Brant. Mrs Louise Prince,
Mrs Georgia Prince, Mrs. Stahm,F Mrs
5I1;8 Bryant Mrs. Il. Mills Mrs. 10.
Adams, Mrs. u G. Walchs Mrs. Dear =.
Ing, Mrs. G. u, w. Bowers. Mrs. III. A.
Milan, Mrs. Green, Mrs. b. "A. Midg-
ley, Mrs. "A. q. f. sher, Mrs. Meyer. AIrs.
Pouch. Mrs. Louisa VINEGAR, Mrs
SF'reeda Vinegar, Mrs. Rose sWfiteman,
Mrs. u. j Farrell Mr.. IT. j. SpaIlg, Mrs.
Robert Hlgbee, Mrs. Anna Meyer, Miss
Thurman and Miss Clara Crimmins Of
Detroit. Mich. At the dinner Mr. N
+ S. Baumgart was also II guest of honor.
&c. Walcl,. Mr.. and Mrs. g. e. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. bearing, MI. and
Mrs. Thomas Winch, Mrs Anna Meyer,
Miss Hattie Thurman and Miss Grim
Minis. l85,l ii 8ss4
Mrs. Ct. Plrmlner was hostess at g
luncheon yesterda " ut the Country club
given. in honor of her guest, Miss Beth
Ward, who leaves shortly for England.
/ The table was decorated in tulips, and
covers laid for = guests I.
Yesterday Mrs. ED. Hammond en-
tertained at 500, seven tables being
played, and prizes won by Mrs. G. II.
Stevens, Mrs. w :. o. Cleland and Mrs.
Frank Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. q RI Walker and Mrs.
Witcher Jones loft yesterday for Cali
fornia. E.s v ~
Mrs. Frank Lawrence entertains her
sewing club todayss .ss
Mrs. u T.. Jennings entertained at
+ d luncheon today at the Country clu .
Tin honor Of Mrs. Harold Jennings the
table being decorated in spring flowers,
and covers laid for about q half tls' dozen.
Miss Mary Olive Gray has visiting her
her father, Judge Gray of Montrose,
Col.
r Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe NJ. Breeder en-.
Etertained informally last evening IN
F honor of Miss Eudora DAILY and Mark
w. I.illard. whose senga cement was re-
Gently announced.