Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-10

VI VIZ A<eOulSS %Au society OF inc Mcln-
odlSt church. the rooms being effective
ly decorated in the prevailing idea and
i largo number being present
Miss Romolo King Is hostess this
afternoon at an informal card party
tho rooms being prettlly decorated and
the amusement 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald will
entertain at valentine party on Mon
day night
The juniors of the University gave
AN elaborate banquet at the Cullen last
night about 63 being present. The
table was decorated in red carnations
and the place cards tied with green and
white ribbons, the colors being those
of the class Following the banquet
college songs were sung and a general
social time enjoyed. The toasts given
We're: Hugo b. Anderson. "The History
of the Year Book" w Woolf The
Record of the Junior Class in College
Activities William Home. The
Girls" Miss Ivy Ford, ''The Boys"
Mrs. ShurtliT. THE York of the
Prom" Miss Maud Ritter. THE Glass
as q Whole
Mrs. j. c. Hooper entertained in
formally at luncheon this afternoon in
honor of Mrs, John Darlington of New
York.
Mrs. George Reed entertained the
Utopia club yesterday afternoon. a
luncheon being served with covers laid
for 16, and bridge following. Prizes in
the card contest were won by Mrs. c.
NJ. Bell, Mrs. L. w. Snow. Mrs. Isa-
dore Mayer and Mrs. H c. Hoffman.
The Opal Card club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs T. c. Hand.
Mrs. n. A Dunyan has issued invita-
tons for a luncheon at her homo on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w Edmunds will
entertain at a card party on Saturday
night.
The Merrymakers' club will give n
dancing party at Odeon hall on Feb. q
for the beneflt of Mrs. Davis whose
husband died recently leaving her and
her children without means of liveli-
hood.
entertained by Mrs. Zach Derrick this
afternoon.
Miss Emma Ellsworth whose mar
rage takes place on ST. Valentines
day was guest of honor at a delightful
evening party given on Tuesday by
Miss Lucille Morrison. The rooms were
strung with hearts. and red carnations
formed a centerpiece for the table.
About 16 guests were present A num-
Der of other affairs are planned for
Miss Allworth.
An enjoyable surprise party was
given NJ e. ChriStopherson at his
residence last evening by the Farm
ers' ward choir, which Mr.. Christopher
son has conducted for many years, the
occasion being his thlrty-fourth birth
day. a beautiful watch fob was pre-
sented him as n token of esteem and
love OF the choir members.
Mrs. Corey Alburtton, local organ
izer of the American Woman's league,
has called a meeting to take place at
the home of Mrs. e. Bonnemort, 776
east South Temple street, on Feb. 23
at 2:30 p. m, when all those desiring
to become members, and all soliciting
agents for members are requested to
meet and report. The American
Woman's league is not connected with
the local Womans Public league but
has different objects of effort which
Mrs. Alburtton will be pleased to eX-
plain either at the address given above
or by special appointment at any 9TH
er place The leagues chief purpose
Is to erect In every city which fur
nlshcs a membership of 200. a beautiful
club house thoroughly equipped with
means for education and culture in any
OF the arts, and training In aids for
municipal advancement, and where
lectures may be given upon all sub
jects concerning both the practical and
fine arts. 1t Is with the hope of In
stitutlng this academy or club that
Mrs. A1burtton is aiming in her efforts
to inspire local interest In the scheme,
and she requests the aid of all interest
ed in this opportunity to join with her
in securing its benefit for the COM
munity,