Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
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,,,,, s,cinl sixty Dancing CLUB WAS
ora,o,zed the other evening ana w" w,
IAN series of dancing parties III ti,e
IS,rst war;! Social hall FolioWins ure
~ members: Mesdanes ana NiessIS.
II Eugene Allen, IA. 6. Biune, ,, a.; 10
II bullock, j. w. Baker, Joseph p 49,.
80 -, gerry w. o. Greer, Harvey Ciuh,
- ,,,,.i,,.' craven. irerc Decker EnSenc
,.,Strhcr. John W. Fnrrcr. joseph !,
t,',r,cr &, 70. Giles j, r. Harris, Bert
itnrdinr. Andrew holloway. u. q.
.,s,i.rs francis Hodquist. j. Il. liou-
- cherries Humprh;.c, c. NJ f1un-
,y,r,,, Icgsic W Johnson. Edward /.
LINES j. Milton Jones. David John.
~ ,ri,cciie Jones, Albert s. Jones.
rr5rrc T. J,:dd, n. T. Nartciner j. w.
l1mb. 4. II. Maibcn. l.. A. Mitchell, II.
n Merrill. Fred J. Moore, a. Il. Nor
snn Edgar Macarthur, n. Fl. Nelson.
David Opensiaw. L. D. Partridge, Roy
passcy. john Rourdy. W. D. Roberts,
IT. YIN. NJ Eoylance Thomas Robin
SON Scott T. Stewart Bert Thurman,
. v; Thon,,s Harry Thomas. John r.
rtyIor Al. anWaEcncr, David J.-Vin-
test.W. u Ward, Charles Ward. Henry
G Wood. A. It. Zollincr and Messrs, j.
+. Alien and w. Z. Stokcr.
very pieasant social was given Fri
day evening by the members of the
,,orgrcga.ional church complimentary
10 the Rev LGngneCker ana his wife;
,yhD mas recently moved to our city to
lops after that church most en-
;dyah!c evening was raised AID Il dam
ty buffet lunch served.
The Misses Lydia and Pearl Jones
nre entertaining us their guests this
weak Misses Snow and Ella keyting,
both of salt Lake city.
Mr.. und Mrs. a. +. Zolliner charm
irgly cntcrtaiacd number of their
froends at their home Tuesday evening
An evening of games and music was
,njoyed aud Il sumntrous dinner served.
Mrs. Charles II. Hampshire enter
tanned few lady friends at her home
Monday complimentary to her guests
MesdAmcs Crowford and Mcdonald OF
Salt Lake city. rhc guests We're Mes
danes George JUL George Hcindsc-
man. Alfred AIaibcn, Phil Spcckart and
David Opcnshaw.
Frank G. Johnson has returned home
after several months spent in the east.
He reports Il most enjoyable trip.
Dr. ana Mrs. Hughes entertained Fri
day evening the members of the Sixty
three card club at their beautiful home
on South Academy avenue, at II Halo
wccn party. The rooms were elab-
oratcly decorated throughout within
keeping with Halloween. yellow being
the color scheme. The only lights We're
pumpkin lanterns, huge one forming
the center piece on the dining table.
Following were the guests DR.. and
Mrs Anderson Of Mount Pleasant.
Messrs and Alesdames William NJ. Roy
lance, j. r. Hodson, E. T. Jones, Jacob
Exams Fore Decker, David Openshaw.
W B. Ward Edgar Macarthur, ]. w.
Farcr, Alma Van Wagcnen, y. b.
Morgan, Charles Decker, DR.. and Mrs.
Merrill. Dr.. and Mrs Nelson,
The Sorosis Juniors met Wednesday
evening at the home OF Miss Georgia
Galway. Miss Kate Taylor gave an
interesting paper on William Cullcn
Der of musical selections. Club ad
tourncd to meet in two weeks with the
Misses Noon
The many friends OF Dortor Horace G.
Merrill viii be pleased to learn Of his
marriage to Miss Merl Miller Of Murray.
which VAS solemnlzcd Thursday at
noon in the Salt Lake Temple "A fam
ily reception was given in their honor
the same evening at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. j. II. Miller. DR..
Merrill is one Of the prominent doc
tors OF our city and his friends are
numbered by his acquaintance. DR..
and Mrs. Merrill will be at home to
their friends after November Is ut their
new home No. go west Fourth North.
Ono of the unique affairs of the week
was the children's party given Tues
day afternoon BY Mrs Oscar Wilkins
In honor of the twelfth birthday of her
son Deal. The affair was in the form
OF harvest party and the decorations
were with corn stocks, pumpkin and
autumn leaves. During the afternoon
Mrs. wilkins attircd herself as n God
mother and forctold the future OF each
Of the young guests. Fun and mcrri-
ment rcigncd supreme.
Mrs. b. j. Pullman entertained at
her home Tuesday afternoon tho on.
GERS Of the Third ward Relief Society.
Asters formed beautiful center piece
on the dining table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eplraim Homer have
issued cards announcing the marriage
of their daughter Miss Ethel 10 Chris
tan Bandley, Jr. to take place next
Thursday evening followed by q reccp-
Ton at their home.
Mrs. James Mcclellan entertained at
Il family dinner at her home Sunday
afternoon, Covers were laid for 10.
Mr. anl Mrs. -. II. Bower nrc on