Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

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The program for the benefit enter
tainmcnt TO be given Nov. 10 by the
Free kindergarten. has been completed,
and will include laughable sketch by
John Kendrlclt Bangs. THE Real
Thing" in which The following WIZ
take part: Mrs. John Reed and Mr..
NJ. ]. Brines In the leading roles. Mrs.
John Cain. Mrs. f. X Woodruff. Mrs.
A. J. Gorham Mrs. Elbridgc Thomas,
Mrs. John cowan. Miss Mary Fox,
Miss Aillnc Maclcau, Miss Mildred
Mcmillan, Miss Alice Wall, Miss 10.
recn I.eary, Miss Louise Clawson and
Miss Lucille Franckc.
Another feature will be the play by
Bernard Shaw Glow He Lied to His
Wife" with Miss Aurania Ellerbeck.
Kenneth Kerr ana Atflol Rawlins in the
X cast Miss Elcrbeck having won dis
tinctlon in several plays put on AT
Stanford University, during her school
term there. Mrs. Henry G. Dinwoodey
will sing an aria given by her recently
in Chicago with the Thomas orchestra,
and NJ. j. Brines will give Il monolosue.
llttle Elizabeth Mcdonald an artist of
II years, VIII give toe, clog, and fancy
dances, and Mrs. G.. Il. Richards Will
repeat the monologue in Il Manicure
Parlor.'' whose clever rendition made
so distinct n hit ut the entertainment
given last spring Mt the Whitney hall.
Ono of the star features of the eve
ming VIII be the appearance of tho noted
and exceptionally gifted baritone, Leon
Raines. late of the Metropolitan Opera
company, and also OF the Dresden
Royal Opera company, who will sing
Mt the entertainment
Plans arc also in progress for another
social charity affair, in the way Of the
big annual ball to be given by st.
Marks Hospital association at Odeon
hall on Nov. 16. the committees being
as follows: Exccutive.-Mrs. G. n.
Pearsall chairman Mrs w. w. Arm
strong, Mrs. w. II. Child. Mrs. Il. G.
Gcmmel Mrs. +. c. Bascom, Mrs. w.
V. Rice, Mrs. W. Mont. Ferry, Mrs. II.
X Woodruff. Reception committee
Mrs. Pcarsall. Mrs. +, w Francis. Mrs.
1 T.. s. Bascom, Mrs. William Igleheart,
Mrs. VIC. Jennings. Mrs. NJ. l.. Ritchle,
Miss Howat Supper comnittce--Mrs.
Edwin I<mball, Mrs. William 1gleheart.
hon, Mrs. Rachel Miller Mrs. William
McGrath. Mrs. G G. Hall, Mrs. e. V.
Silver, Mrs. j. Gallagher, Mrs. a. ].
Gorliam. Mrs. r. A. stnrkwenthcr.
Decorating committee-Mrs. Henry |
Stlmson, Mrs. w. p. Itiser. Mrs r. G.
Scilulder. Punch--Mrs. G. w. Jennings,
Miss Hague, Advertsng-Mrs. w. Fl.
Child. Mrs. Don r. Coray. Programs
and Music-Miss Lorcen Leary and
Minotte Baer Ticket committee Mrs.
Warren Benjamin and Mrs. ]. A.
Reeves Floor committce-Kenneth C.
Kerr, II. ]. Glendennins and Harry
Shearmnn.
An interesting entertainment will
take place next Thursday evening at
the new Deserct Gymnasium, when n
demonstration OF women's work In the |
classes already organized, VIII be given, |
the program to be MS follows: 1. grand
march and general gymnastics: 9. clubs:
3, Folk Dances 4. Swedish gymnastics:
s.. games; G, wand drill: 7. artistic
dances: S, trip through building to view
work in the private exercise rooms.
hand hall court. bowling alleys, swim
ming pool. Invitation is extended to
women generally. including all girls
over IL years or age.
Mrs. s. +. Fenton Is hostess this aft
ernoon at bridge tea, ut her homo, six
tables being played,( and n number OF
others coming in for tea. The parlor
Ia decorated in white and green, with
white chrysanthemums and ferns. tho
hall In red. and the dining room In
yellow, with yellow chrysanthemums
autumn leaves. and basket cut from
n pumpkin. and filled with autumn
fruits. Mrs. George Rathman and Mrs
Singiser preside in the dining room. as
sisted by Mrs. Isaac Jennings. Mrs.
Orson Howard, md tho Misses June
Howard. Gwendolyn Trip and Irene
Johnson. while Marian Jennings, Ger
trude Trip. Dorothy Spencer and Helen
Morris attend door. On Monday after
noon Mrs Fcnton will entertain at sec
ond bridge tea.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Neph Morris
entertained ut n Halloween party
Mt their home the rooms being
ablazc with Jack o. lanterns,
and decorated with yellow
md cosmos. Tho |
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Howell and Miss Alice Young. Hal
lowc'on stunts" We're enjoyed, and
dancing followed with refreshments
served later, about DO being present.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Harry KIM
ball entertained at n Halloween party,
Jack o. lanterns being all about tho
rooms, md the dining room being IN
yellow slirysanthemunS, with white
cosmos IN the parlor. Refreshments
were in the prevailing color and 500
was the amusement
Mrs. Walter rypcr was hostess on
Tuesday ut Il 500 party. seven tables