Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-25
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Tonight will be eventful III a So
cial way, several large affairs being
planned, among them the ball to be
given at Odeon hall by Mrs. S. 8. Walk
CT, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kent Lewis and
Miss Lewis in honor of Mrs. Walter
Lewis of Butte and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Sowles who have recently returned from
their bridal trip.
Another party OF this evening will be
that to be given by the Misses Pearl
PaddatZ, Helen Owens Hazel Snyder
and Margaret Youngbcrg.
At the post tonight one of the delight
full hops will be given the guest to in
cludc a large number from the city. It
is In charge of Capt A. j. McNob and
Lieuts. Charles l.. Sampson and Z. B.
Carey Receiving will be Major and
Mrs D. NJ. Holley and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Eugene Santchi.
Major and Mrs. Arrasmith entertain
at dinner this evening ut the post pre-
ccding the hop.
This evening Mrs Nellie Grassland
will tie guest Of honor at n reception
to be given by the st. Marks and L.
D. S. hospital nurses alumni.
The Ladies' Literary club meets this
afternoon with Il program including a
paper on "Eugenics' by Mrs. p. NJ
Cook followed by n discussion. The
music is IN charge Of Mrs. Crissie Law
son Chapman and Mrs. Allen McNitt.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. a. Keves entertained
at dinner Yesterday Mt the Alta club in
honor of Rrigadier General William II.
Rsbee. The table was laid in the pearl
room and was decorated in pink, with
roses. carnations and pinl-shnded
candles.
Yesterday Rev. r. !, Goshen per-
formed the ceremony uniting nm old
college classmnte, hlr. Bert NJ. Hogan.
and Miss Abbio Bishop. the event TAX
ing place ut the home OF Rev. and
Mrs. Hogan. where they were later
guests-,t n thanksgiving dirner. which
also cclchrrted the first wedding ami
vorsnrv of Rev. and Mrs. Gorhcn Mr..
and Mrs Hogan lcft later for Kenil-
worth. Utah. TO reside,
The REGULAR meeting of tho American
Womans league viii take place tomor-
row evening, There will he q program
or music and a feature will be short
talks by the momhrrs on various nhases
of tho longu" work. with The object of
hccomlng acquainted with It's nd
"vantagcs.
Rev. r. I. Goshen performed the
ceremonies yesterday uniting two
other couples in marriage, Miss Eta
1saacson and Bert l.. Hopson. and An
uonctte lie Blond and Axel f, Robert
son.
Mrs Paul g, Potter will entertain at
bridge tea on Saturday afternoon ut
Fort Douglas,
Al the home OF Mr. and Mrs j, +.
Wilson, rs Center street, n farewell
ANA Thanksgiving dinner was given IN
honor Of Mr.. Wilson'S brother, George
A. Wilson, who departs shortly on u
mission to Australia. Eighteen guests,
including the family and invited friends
We're seated ut the table and the after
noon and evening were spent in an en-
joya BILE manner.
a very enjoyable surprise was tcn-
dered to Lady LAURA a'rruitt. the es-
tcemed lady. record keeper of Liberty
Hive, No. ., Il. Q. 4. NJ, on Wednesday
afternoon, after tho regular hive re-
Wow. me sCoEllnltlcP III cnurEc nld
the tables spread In the banquet hail.
and as the members adjourned they
were seated around the tables the last
to leave the lodge room, forming an
escort to the guest of honor. Tho sur
prise was complete. The lady was pre-
scented witt, u beautiful hand painted
bon-bon dish, as Il mcmcnto OF her
eighteenth weddng-day anniversary.
from the. members, as Il token of tho
esteem In which this efficient officer Is
held About 80 members were present,
and al united In wishing hen, many
happy returns of tho day. These de-
lightful occasions In the way of sur
'priscs are becoming quite frequent IN
Liberty Hive, and Is u proof that the
lGast feeling of true fellowship exists
between the officers ofthis lodge and
ithc!l, co-worlters, and make every mem-
her Interested In live fraternal work. &
Tho card party VII be given on y
day, Nov. 20. with Lady Nolan, 20 east
Seventh South