Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01

home on Academy avenue The tables
and rooms were prcttily decorated In
Christmas colors, red and green. A
large bank of cut flowers formed the
Centcrpiece
Mr. and Mrs j. l.. I,ytel entertain
cd at Christmas dinner at their home
saturday. Covers were laid for twenty.
DR. and Mrs w w. Bennett have re-
turned to their home in Nephi after
having spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents Mr., and Mrs j. Il,
Walton
Waldamar Cali of Willard is visiting
iii Provo. and his sisters Mrs. John
Stewart Mrs. Joseph Nelson end Mrs.
George Morrison.
Mrs. Anderson entertained at a
family reunion at their home Friday
evening Mrs. Jcvenie of Salt Lake and
Mrs. Huish of Payson being here to
spend the holidays.
Miss Hazel Boren who has spent tho
summer In Salt Lake is home for the
holidays
Mrs. Ben Rae is visiting her par
cnts in Palisades. Colorado for
month
Miss Hazel strong is visiting rela
tiVes and friends In Salt Lake for
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Erickson enter
tlined Sunday evening at a dinner
party at their cozy new home Gov
ers we're laid for twelve.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Duke have
issued cards announcing dancing
party to be given at the Mozart
pavilion January the 7th in honor
Of the marriage of their daughter Miss
Margaret, to Davis Scott, which will be
solimized in the Salt Lake temple jan
uary 5th.
Misses Angie Holbrools entertained
cago, Minnie Ray of Salt Lake and
Rose Jarvis of st. George at very
pleasant trip up the canyon, visiting
at Olmstead and the tunnel.
A brilliant reunion of the Telluride
association was held Tuesday
at Olmstead, banquet and
erected for the occasion. The
decorations were elaborate. eyergreenS
cut flowers and countless electric
fights being used. Two hundred and
fifty guests sat down to an elaborate
banquet at p. m. and an orchestra
fruniSbed SWEET music throughout the
serving The evening was passed in
dancing. Among the out of town guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell
and daughter Miss Lois of st. Louis,
Mo-; Mr.. L. l.. Num-. Telluride. Colo.
Mr.. L. w. Bailey, Mr.. L. w. Allen
and l. e. Brown all of Telluride. Colo.
2 n. Num- of Niagara Falls, n. Y,
nd u P1ni nf
Utah, Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Wrench and
son of Salt Lake City, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. L. Woodhousc, Major Cooper. Ohm
stead. Miss Marian Nelke of San
Francisco, Cal. and families of A. D.
Smith, c. A. Gates, w. L. Biersack, L.
b. Fuller, l.. Braderburger and other
Provo employees and friends. A special
train brought the party to Provo at
IL o'clock
Misses Addie Stewart and Vern Mel
son are visiting friends In Eureka for
few days.
Mrs. A. NJ Whitney Of Salt Lake
spent a couple of days this week with |
her sister Mrs. DR.. Walick in Provo.
The Sorosls Juniors met Monday eve |
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. |
l.. Mangum as the guests of Miss |
Mamie Mangum. A very delightful |
evening was spent in games and music. !
Mrs. n. C. Peterson of Manti was
the guest of honor to very enjoyable I
Kenslngton given Thursday afternoon |
by her sister Mrs Seethaler. Cut |
flowers and ferns were used in decora-
ting and about twenty ladies enjoyed
the afternoon.
Mrs. Eliza Stewart entertained at a
very enjoyable car party Wednesday |
evening at her home. Music and cards
made a most enjoyable evening.
Miss Bertha Gadd was hostess at an
old time party Friday at her home
The guests were attired in costmus of
Olden days, many unique costums
being worn. A merry evening was en-
loyed by all.