Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

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Tho event of next week will be the
entertainment to be given ut the salt
Lake theater for the benefit of the
free Kindergarten, the program to IN
cludc many Interesting features. ana
a number of Salt Lakes prominent So
cicty people to take part. Mr.. {. r.
Richards president of the board OIL
directors OF the free Kindergarten as
sociation will be heard in the delight
full monolguc THE Manicurist." and a
play, The Real Thing" by John
Kcndrick Bangs, Will be given. with
NJ. j. Brines in the leading role. Mrs.
John Reed in the comedy part. Others
in the cast are: Mrs. John Caine. Mrs.
A. j. Gorham. Mrs. +. *. woodruff,
Mrs. John f Cowan, Mrs. ElbridSc l..
Thomas, and the Misses Aileen
Maclcan, Mildred McNlillen, Alice
Wall, Loreen Leary, Lucille FRANKIE,
Mary r. Fox and Louise Clawson.
A sketch will be given. entitled
How He Lied to His Wife" by
Bernard Shaw. in which Miss Aurnnia
Ellcrbeck. will take the leading part
assisted by Kenneth c. Kerr and htho!
Rawlns. Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey Will
sing the aria with full orchestral ac-
compartment, which she sang in Chi
cago with the Thomas orchestra.
Leon Rains, late OF the Metropolitan
Opera company, will be heard for the
first time in the city in baritone num-
bers.
Isabelle Mcdonald, an 11-yeur-old
girl, Will give special dances.
Arrangements have been practical
~ completed for tho annual charity
ball to be given ut Odeon hall on Nov.
s. and the affair promises to eclipse
all other events given before in the
same cause.
Another big event of the near future
in which special interest Is taken is
Z the annual Pioneer Ball to be given
q in the handsome new auditorium of
the Bishops building on Nov IS,
many unique features being planned
to take place. Committees are work.
Ing on their separate details and the
event will probably be among the
hotdpice OllcS VI tHc ScdSpI.
# On Wednesday. the scvcnty-sixth
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Hannah
7 Lapish was celebrated In an afternoon
gathering of the Daughters of Hand
cart Pioneers, of which society Mrs.
i.apish Is president, together with a
number of the Daughters OF the Utah
Pioneers who were present by invita-
ton a feature If :l,c affair was the
Z t,r pt,ti ton N-f nf l., nd
cart Pioneers of handsome hand bag
to Mrs. Lapish, Mrs. Kate Shill pre-
senting II In n short address In which
She voiced the esteem OF the members
for their president. Mrs. Lapish made
response of appreciation for the gilt
and the sentiments expressed. and also
Z brief sketch Of the trials of the uand
cart pioneers. during ana after their
lnemorable march. Addresses of esteem
we're made during the afternoon by Mrs
Zna T. card. president of the DauSh-
ters OF Utah Pioneers, and Il number OF
the other officers of the organization.
Mrs. NJ. y. Dougall, Mrs. Bertlin Gray,
Mrs. Victoria McCune. Mrs. l.. G, Wei
stenholmc. and others. Mrs. Sarah
Kcddington read n poem composed for
the Daughters of the Handcart pioneers
sl,y Mrs Lydia B Alder and Mrs. Care
less said she felt sure Prof. Careless
would set II t., music IL SO desired by
rho society. A vote wnS taken IN thu
affirmative. and Mrs Kcddington said
she would bo hairy to sing the song
z when 1t was finished. Others present
{ spoke of the honor In which Mrs. lap
Z ish IL held, and tic entire afternoon was
dclj,l,tfuly spent, refreshments being
served and other features making the
affair enjoyable,
Mrs. E. f. Holmes was at homo to
her friends yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ Cullen and Mrs. w. b. Stan
( ley entertained yesterday afternoon at
a bridge tea ut Mrs. Cullen's homo. the
rooms being decorated In yellow and
white with chrysanthemums, strcamcrs
5gof yellow malinc, and candle shades
in the same color The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. r. w. Leonard. Mrs.
{ Andrew Howat. Mrs, o. *. Brunton.
Alrs j. Curtis. Miss Romanin Hyde. and
Miss Brunton. About II tables were
played.
Mrs. Orson Howard and Mrs. r. r..
Newman entertained yesterday after
nopn at n bridge tea ut Mrs Howard's
home, the pnrlor and library being in
wliito. tho dining room in white and
red cllrysanthcmums. and rcd-shadcd
cahdlcH being used. Assisting during
s the afternoon were NlS, y. H. pei1-
r halter, and Mrs. S. f. Fonton. Mrs. Z.
P,sJcnnngs, Mrs. A. r. Robertson. Miss
Enid Newman and Misses Marguerite
and Marian Mcintyre. Six tables were
}5tsyr# staI s55
Mrs, Enos Wall was hostess on
Thursday at n bridge tea given ut the
Country club. 10 tables being played
and the rooms were decorated In chry-
y snnthcmums Richmond roses and
! violcts. Assisting during the Afternoon
gwcrc Mrs. T. j Fabian and Mrs. p S
Kcogh. and prizes In the bridge con.
tcst were won by Mrs. Windsor V. Rice
Mrs. Q. W. Powers and Mrs j. j. DAILY
Mrs. George Sutherland was guest o
honor on Thursday at an inrornin
bridge party given BY Mrs. S. c. Park
the decorations being in autumn
flowers. the hostess being assisted by
Mrs. Grant Hampton, and Mrs f. S
Rnscom. Tho prizes Of the afternoon
were won by Mrs, John Weir, Mrs. w
4 f. James. Mrs. w. D. Foster. With thu
guest prize going to Mrs. Sutherland.
Among the pleasing social events o
the past week WAS the Halloween
birthday supper given in honor o
Mr. Ross Hoan ut the home Of Prof
and Mrs. D. w. Parratt last Monday
evening.
& On Monday afternoon Mrs, O. j. Sails