Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The. event of the evening will be
the Liza Lehman concert to be given
at the Salt Lake thcater, when local
society will be out In force, The stalls
and boxes are taken by Gov. and Mrs,
William Spry and party. Mrs. Edwin
| L. Holmes and party. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
| II. Walker, DR. and Mrs X. A. BowdJel
! Mrs. r. II. Officer, Mr.. and Mrs Duncan
Macvichie, Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Wet
zell. who will entertain; MIRA Jessie l..
Gaynor and daughters. themselves mu-
steal lights in the song world, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred g. Graham.M Mr.. and Mrs. S.W
Morrison. Mrs. E. Bonnemort Mrs. ST.
mon Hamburger, Mrs Ellsworth Dng-
gctt. Mrs. w. Mont Ferry. Mrs j. j.
DAILY. A party of so young girls from
Rowland hall Will go, chapcroncd by
Miss Colhorn and accompanied by Dr..
and Mrs. Charles G. Plummcr, and a
party of 100 members of the tabernacle
choir will attend together.
Mrs S. H. Babcock cntertains this
afternoon informally at her home. about
a dozen being present.
Mrs. w. i. Snyder is hostess at an IN
formal social affair this afternoon, the
parlor being decorated in COSMOS. the
dining room in red shaded chrysanthc-
NUNS, and the library in yellow. while
autumn leaves were used throughout.
About 80 are present.
Mrs Pauline Sands entertains the Ito
pia club this afternoon.
Mrs. Edward McGurrn will he host
esS tomorrow at n luncheon to be given
at the Alta club in honor of Miss Irene
McGurrin of Michigan.
Mrs Lewis Evans cntcrtans her card
club this afternoon.
Today the marriage of Miss Alice
4. Edward and Joseph W. Burdette
takes place in the temple and tonight
a reception will be held at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Rebekah Ed
ward. ssi
Last night Miss Ada Kinney and Il.
a. Hartenstein We're married at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs j. r, Darmer.
Rev. z. l. Goshen officiating. and an
Informal reception following. Miss
Lydia White rendered appropriate brid-
al music for the service. and a number
OF intimate friends of the bride assist
ed during the evening The parlor was
decorated in white chrysanthcmums and
ferns. and the dining room in pink. the
table having Cluny lace cloth over
pink. n centerpiece OF pink carnations.
pink shaded candles and steamers OF
pink tulle
The bride wore a white lingerie gown
and veil OF tule, and carried brides
roses. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Hartenstein
left for trip to the coast, and will
be at home after Dec. at lS7 X street.
Mrs. James Hoglc will give an in
formal reception on Wednesday, Nov. y,
in honor of Mr.tand Mrs, James a. Ho-
gle who have recently returned from
their bridal trip.
Miss Georgia Williams entertained on
Monday night at aHallowe'en supper,the
details being appropriate to the night,
and about a dozen being present. In
the Misses Dorothy and Phyl-
lis Dwyer. Geneva Wright Josephine
Williams. Evn Lund. Alice Woodruff,
Eva Williams. Clare Smith, Mrs. ROD.
Wilson. Mrs E.. G. Nanlaw. Mrs. W. L.
Nuttall.
Mrs. Arthur Engberg and sister Mrs.
Minnie Rindslcsch. leave FRIDAY TOR
California, where the former VIII join
Mr.. 1Ingberg.
Miss Eva Jensen daughter of Church
Historical Andrew Jensen, was the guest
OF honor last evening, at n large mouse
party given by her parents at tne'l
pretty home 1854 No. Second west inc
occasion being the celebration OF me
twenty-f,rst anniversary Of Miss .en-
sen.s birthday. The evening was pleas
antlv spent by the 100 guests. with
nroeram OF musical numbers, and IN
having eulogistic tributes to the young
lady. and delicious refreshments were
served One feature of the evening was
Miss Jensens appearance In the Norwe-
rinn costume presented to her by her
friends in Norway whom she met on her
recent European tour, Prominent among
the guests were Prest. a. n. Lund.
Apostle c. w. Penrose. par.larch 1onn
smith and Bishop Franklin S. 'ringey.