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Show ' I ? In order (o prevent mp6sltlon.H I , 4 nnd embarrassments. The Tribune j I I ! requests tltnt persons leaving social 1 , t , 4 notes, nnd especially marriage -j- J; J . 41 Tiotlcos or enjmpomcnts. for pnlill- !' I,.' cation, leave with them names -I I through which the source of the I I j f same mn.y be traced If the matter ! I is called In question. r ' (J' TIo! for tho mountains. This is the h ' senson of the year for the migration to I enmn riuAvml ciinl. ti'linrn I'.rin hi' SOlMll'Cd I I, a change of air. Many of the good , H folks blcssod with enough of "tho 1, , world's goods to make the trip to ,i, , Santa Cruz, DcJ Monte. Clatsop beach, "i H Yellowstone, or -even Atlantic City or ,,' tfew York, have already hied -thom- h. i selves rhither. but tho greater number t'l'. ' equally enjov the places nearer home. : i nd from now until August tho nearby . "esorts will be crowded. . i Tins it ever occurred to the. average ii, J sail Laker that ;io city, in .the union is Ju "avored to a' greater degree than this 111 , ino town? Within a day's journey at ILI .uost can be found huntinc. fishing, fltl aoatinp-, oamnine and almost anv kind Illttftf f a clinir.ie. And thov arc accessible If ( points, too, places reached 13' railroad. I ik Ted possiblv a short drive or horseback il H Nearest aro four or fiv.e canj'ons lend- lin'p iii directly into this county, and in Ifii' each oue of which are good camping I j places. Silver Lake has iis hotel and 1 1 ei cottages, and can be reached by rail ll.'j! and wagon or auto. The canyons of hi'lH Provo, Ogdon. Logan, Farminglon. yn fy Nenhi, Mailt i and other cities aro too Ll, well known to nocd additional descrip- n ; tion They will each, share in tho camp- Ii .'I ing parties during tho summer. Tho nj1 ' ! Great Salt -Lake is always pqpulrir. 5 . , Provo has motor boats which have ;! t boon exploited i it the last few .seasons, I! rj and hundred!) who go to that city i or j f i their automobile drives do not over. know that tho finest, scenery and most t ! enjoyable outing Jo at tho mouth of the 1 f river on the Utah lake. To got there go p , to Prnvo and drivo out on Center street i, ,! ' toward the Inke. ask the small boy how I A '. to get to Kmtdsmi's swimming hole, E.rfjj and there you are. But owing to the jj) ' j crowd it would be wise to telephono : J ahead for a motor boat to give- you the V " ; real surprise. Anyone at the hotel can 'h' tell you how to reach t he owners. Tho j'jll trip down ihe river at dawn is sublime, i' ,i and when half a dozen loot-long trout are cauglit and cooked' for breakfast i tho day has an auspicious opening. I 'j For a picnic the pines at tho head of Emigration canyon offer an inviting U j field. This trip can be made any day ,1, ! and back at night by electric car." J i For real camping the upper Wcbox i' H canyon is the best. This is away be- " ' yosid Pcoa, and the mountains of the i f I Uintah range surround it. Thq fishing is y! jJ good and everything is wild and rugged. ; '(,) Mun- make the pilgrimage each year. r I For .something new the canyon back 1 A of Beaver is a wonder. Then the camp- ,t ! ing trip to tho Hurricane and the ; ' t iirand canyon is' the finest that can be ! r planned. This is not a trip for white '' , flanucls, .but a wild, western tour that y . J erills for good fellowship and manhood. u Ice creiim soda can not bo .bought on - ft route, but a supply of "Van Camp's and j! ; ! other canned articles, with a supply of j I lj farm produce at ranches hero and there, W l with fish and game, will make ihe trip jjl j one replete with truo western life, 'I climate aud health r I Suppose for a moment (hnt within a day or so of New York thev had the !' i Great Salt Lake, Yellows'toue. the Grand can-ou, hot springs, wnrm jj; f springs, cold springs aud drinking -M j springs. Utah lnkc, with trout and bass, U j mountain streams, reached by bicycle, r1'1 1 euch canyons as th6so" reached by "Salt f Lako trolleys, or anv of a hundred f ; other attractions, would not Bociety of ".Jj r that city imagine itscjf f;ivpred. abovo lJ i all places? We have 'them all hero at tt. !w home, and in time they will each be lifi'lj graced by a modem hotel to accommo- I Lj ' date tho thousands of visitors. For the U' ( present, however, it is Brighton's, or i i one of the canyons or lako retreats. ; ' ; I j i j The event of this week will be tho ! " dancing party to bo given at tho Coun- Ci 3 club tomorrow evening by Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Alexander. It promises to be delightfully informal, and all their friends aro looking forward for-ward to it with eager anticipation. Mrs. Hubbard W, Ifcod will give another an-other of her delightful Country club luncheons on Wednesday," which will bo ono of tho week's events. It will be complimentary to Mrs. Windsor V. Eico. Tho handsome Mclntyrc home on Seventh Sev-enth avenue will bo the scene of a brilliant dancing party a week fron largo rccoption was in progress at the elegant McCuno residence, aud across the street at tho McCornick homo a delightful dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. McCornick. Motors and coupes in great numbers thronged the thoroughfare, and that section of the town took on an added brilliancy. Quite an event is the home-coming of Emma Lucy Gates', the Utah song bird. Sho is n great social favorite. Miss Minnio Ray entertains Monday afternoon at a konsington. compli- Prominent Salt Lake. Girl Weds . mi. m ; ' ' - " - :v) g i MISS IVY mlH1r. Miss Ivy Knight, a former Salt Lako gin, and a o-raduato from the L. 3). b. hospital, who was married last woek to Clvdo R Millor, a former successful success-ful stock broker of this city, at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C Woolf. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will ho home after July i, at Nv.. JO Capital apartments. ' Tuesday, given by Missos Margaret Mc-Lnt3'ro Mc-Lnt3'ro and Geneva Savago. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice have returned from their six months' trip around the world. Lovers of lino music, an ideal homo and an evening passed in a truh' informal in-formal manner constituted a thoroughly delightful time at the home of Mr. a:.d Mrs. Ira Lewis Saturday night, when a bright little musicalo' was . given in honor of Mrs. Harold Siegel. A number of friends wero present. Tho Country club was the mccca for all during the week. Tho upper end of Main street was quite ablaze with lights and gayety on Wednesday evening, when tho very mentary to Miss Goncviovo Knowlton, ono of tho brides-lo-bc. PARIS. June IS. Robert W. Chanlcr of Nov York city, formerly sheriff of Duchess county, N. Y., and Madame Lina Cavalicri, the operatic soprano, were married in this city today. Mrs. George Y. Wallace and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett wero hostesses at tho Country club Snturda-. Mrs. Roscoo M. Brecdcn ontertaius .Thursday afternoon at the third and last in a scries of bridgo affairs. j PERSONALS. ' j Mrs. "Jack" Keith is at homo from tho east. ' Mr. and Mrs. 7, A. Benton have as their guests in their apartments in tho Brausford, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feutchcr of Cairo, 111., who aro on their way to tho Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Webber will make a ten days' tour of the Yellowstone. Mrs, Hubbard W. Reed will be one of tho hostesses of tho week. Mr. and. Mrs. M. IL "Walker nnd daughter Glenn, with Miss Lena Hague, have gono to New York. Mrs. J. Wnloott has gone to Maine. Mrs. "W. R, Hutchinson has gono to Ohio. Mis3 Muxitiu Hooper left Saturday for a throe months' trip, when sho will visit several of the large eastern cities. Mrs. B. F. Bauer and daughter have returned from California. Miss ISdilh King6bury has roturncd from New York, lifter a year's study in music. Mrs. Fred Bickford sailed Juno In on the Noordam for Paris where she will spend a year in study, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Hcislcr left Saturday for Wisconsin whero thoy will spend several weeks with Mrs. Hcislcr 's mother. Lystcr Chambers is homo from tho east to spond the summer with, his mother, Airs. B .1. Chambers, and sister, Mrs. W. P. Kiser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shcpard have gono cast to nttend tho commencement exorcises of their son. Tho Misses Etta and Nellie Powers left during tho week for New York where they will sail later for Europe. Mrs. W. L. Lundstcdt left Monday evening for Chicago whero she will visit wilh hor brother. Miss Francis Cowan roturncd homo Monday afternoon from Vassal' college, after "hav:iig completed her second year's work. Mrs. Louis B. Sefrit of Seattle is the guest of Salt Lake relatives. Miss Doroth3 Colborn has returned from Monticello seminary to spend the Glimmer with her mother and father. Mis3 Minettc Baer has gone to Denver Den-ver to visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dunn nnd daughter, daugh-ter, Miss Bdna Dunn, left Sunday for Atlantic City. Mrs. W. E. Critzcr nnd daughters, formerly of Salt Lake, will spend tho month of tluly at Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. Isadore Mayer and Mrs. C. C. Crismon are located at St. Mark's hotel, Venice, Cal. m Mrs. E. B. Stockman and son, Martin, Mar-tin, aro at their Seventh East street home again ?fter moro than a year's stay in southern California. Dr. D. D. Stockman has returned from Chicago where he finished his course in dentistry at the Northwestern Dental school. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Cain and family fam-ily lcavo for California tomorrow to spend the summer. Mifs Miriam Dewey will leavo Saturday Satur-day evening to Bpond tho summer with friends and relatives in southern California. Cali-fornia. , Garner S. Stonhouso of San Francisco, Fran-cisco, formerly of Salt Lake, will b0 In this city tomorrow for a short stay with his aunt, Mrs. Dewey, on East Fourth South street. Mr. and Mrs. William Osika anI children and C. R. Wicst aro down from Park City for a stay of two weeks, visiting relatives and friends. Thov are the guests of "Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wiesl. Mrs. S. Q. Cannon and Mrs. T. E. Willoy entertained Wednesday afternoon after-noon in honor of Margaret Cannon, a June bride, at tho home of Mrs. Willey. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mullcr are at home at 3SS Eighth avenue. Miss Emma Thomson has returned from Now York after a 3-car in that city studying music. Miss Edna M. Coates. who took tho master's degree at Columbia university in New York city, is, with her sister, Sadie A. Coates, visiting Mrs. Frank Pierce and Mrs. Anna Fddingfiold, former Salt Lakers, in Washington, D C The young ladies aro expected in Salt Lako the latter part of the month. Mrs. George S. Smith and daughter, Grace, have left for Buffalo, where thoy will spend the summer visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. H. Lawson and daughters, Mrs A. R. McNitt and Blanche Lawson, and granddaughter, Paulino White, left Sunday Sun-day to pass tho summer at Los Angeles. Mrs. R. B. St ovens of Oakland. Cal., formerly Miss Elsie Anderson of this citv, arrived in the city this woek to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Anderson, 174 L street. Mrs, M'. P. Jacobson and daughters, Miss Fannie and Lehaleh. arrived yesterday yes-terday from Shrevcuort. La., and will spend 'the summer with Mrs. Jacobson 's 9istor. Mrs. Emanuel Kahn. Dr. Jacob-son Jacob-son will join his family tho early part of Jub. Miss Frances R. Shields has gono lo Idaho Falls, where she will bo the guest of Miss Einib' Foster for a month or six weeks, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson and son. Kent, denarrod for Canada the past week, to be absent for several weeks. Mrs. M. II. Sowles and family have gone to Monterey. Cal,, for the summer. After a pleasant visit of several weeks with Attorney and Mrs. Dan B. Shields tho Misses Susanue and Elizabeth Eliza-beth Shields roturnod to their home at Park City. Mrs. E, P. Lccompto has returned to her homo at Park City after an enjoyable enjoy-able visit with rolatives in Zion. The members of the Hast Side 000 club "will meet with Mrs. Ritchio next; Frldnr afternoon. Miss Gcrtrudo McLaughlin returned to Park City, accompanied by Miss Cleo ing for Denver and Colorado taprmgs, where thoy will spond the summer. Mhs A- L- York has returned from Boston, 'where sho has .boon studying music at the Now England conservatory. j EVENTS OF THE WEEK. - i I A pleasant social affair of Monday afternoon was Riven by Miss Mabel Hampton in honor of Miss Hazel Don- Salt Lake Matron j ..... "WMS Mi MRS. -dTlJGH DOUG AIL AND BABYl' Gctsch, who will bo Miss Gertrude's guest for sovoral days. Miss Tessio McLaughlin of Park City is tho guest of the Misses Margaret and Sylvia Cahoon for a short timo. Miss Florence Cooko is home from New York, where she has been attending attend-ing school. The Misses Margaret and Josephine Chambers and Nora Rccso left Thursday afternoon for Chicago, where they will attend tho summer session of the University Uni-versity of Chicago. The3' will visit later in New York. Mr. and Mrs. C IT. Goddard nnd family and Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson Ander-son of New York wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Treasure Wednesday and Thursday, having stopped off on their way to California in thcir private car, the Pilgrim. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Duray and daugh-lers, daugh-lers, Lucy and Minnie, left this morn- us, ono of the Juno "BrTtfes. Tho affair was in the form of a parcel shower, and was much cnjo3rcd by a number of girl fnonds. Miss Stella Laugford entertained informally Monday afternoon in compliment com-pliment 'to Miss Josephine Clawson-, when only the close friends of the bride-elect wero present. A prettily appointed dinner was given Monday eveuiug by Miss Tvj-Powell Tvj-Powell complimentary to Miss Corwin Pills, who loft tho ehy during tho week for California, whero sho will spond tho summer months. Miss Evelyn Gartsido pleasantly en-tertajned en-tertajned at an informal party Monday evening, when the hours wore pleasant-l3p pleasant-l3p spent in games and music. The homo was fragrant with an abundanco of sweot, old-fashioned garden flowers. Later in the evening daintj' refreshments refresh-ments wero served, the hostess being assisted as-sisted by Miss Florence Atwood. Tliose present to en,jo3- tho evening wero Miss .Juna Atwood, M, thip fcA-Hazel fcA-Hazel Fox, Miss zk ftMSA' Atwood, Vernon DaS a1Me)& Intvre 'Milton ?&KcM ami Glen Sinclair E,iifK Miss Hazel Bird , of her girl trlSS S ffmfi ray at a alraxyborryyi'.SK cut were Edna riK !l TJF borne, Ida iSntSSM Bell Isaac, rail" rJi..1 ?MUl staff, Clara LoWcltM"W Richardson, Kat 0 ffiiJH laumncutt and Mrs. WTW? chaperon. HftSjB; hostS if-Tucadiv fc W' entertained at a i m&M tury l0 her sister, '"fi .jB who is lo be niarricd n?''KWff con was served at I 0'dl2il being decorated with ft and win e rose-j In n Clrts dining table wB ? M piece with a flat hrn Jw 'lW pink rose buds Kj'1a'f place cards wero smVR clustcia of heart wiM-.Bi tion. The S J J -t-jnal-ylug Mrs. Wilbml rimgnivjMrt Morris received a 1 -' -fyM&.i friends Wedne,dnfa7tcy Mrs. Thomas Y. JPnnffilM1 thnr Shepherd who" afJ . turned iron, a Klav nf , ' "E,I in the east. The lioilW ed in cnteitnlninsr bv-Jr jWfe c.I nnd Mis, Alico Yonsc tSBK home was made still mV.lw w,th the help of a wjl summer flowers. J rr.s- A. Smith rkii Jp,! tertaincil at an inforsia 1 SLJiB Wednesday afternoon , home on Scvriilh Poyth rt3jMita tables ot bridge wer n!iji veranda and dainlv refi.j1Br served out of doors. 'e Mrs. T. W. H7(tti),E5 luncheon at U-P Connt-v ,SKSS covers were laid far Mrs. Elbvidsc Ii. Tfcoaiji f-ucccssful hofctcs? TukJ-v iliSkf in a series of brinsce lra 7U ll. where seven tdileii of ifo iZ 'v played were attractive ;g - and pretty streamers 0 J, hostess was assisted n isfr by Mrs. W. B. Staler "Mi . Barlow. Mic8 Fnnols Cc' M Ruby Lambourno and J.er 3 W Urla Lange. Frw ffe BJ. B (toy by Mrs. .J. B. (taeriff.ft im E, Jenninps, Mr? VT. f. B:S fm TTal W. Brown, Mr6. Y. j& hy Mrs. McCallister, Mrs. Fred? ZVhr-W15 Webber and Miiil McM-illan. ; . 1 J SI M.iss Lena Dell entertained tfr ? shower in honor of Min .B nell, who will ho one of ti jt Tl brides. About twenty fiieqia If tho affair. The overling raijH& music and games, after irbieiiS ful luncheon was served. f i : mx A pretty children's lami ri given Tuesday afternoon I ' , Bonnemort for her little gmUa , . Estelle Dunyon, who left yi with hor mother to spend. il m . in California. Forty cijil&it'' present to en.ioy tho pleaaifil The tables -were laid on li la t? lawn and attractively dent(li ' profusion of garden ros. iis i-- supper was served, and froatji V appointed table pnnch ai sni Hav.'piian Troubadours plijrf i ; the afternoon, and Mrs. Bon:ail jfei assisted in cntertaiuinK by 3ifl I ajp Young. Mrs. Olive Haveii, 3& al kin, Miss Manchester and JJ .y, guerite Duvall. Jj Mrs. O. H". Kiater pleuuSri tained Wednesday nftcrawiwl tables of bridge, and a ts! , I f rionds coming in later for W. hostess was assiBtod in enterlca tf Continued on ToUowugftg P.M j Intinned From Preceding Pago. . Morris h. ."Ritchie, Mrs. Charles L. Mrs. . T. Volxner, Mrs. I?. E. "ii L'nauEV, Miss May Williamson and vAline McMillnn. The home was fly decorated with roses in pink ' parte. L Schuyler C. Snyder entertained ion friends mrormally at a. Juneh-Tuesday Juneh-Tuesday at her apartment in tho ' Ub Buby .Laiubournc was a charm-hostess charm-hostess Tliursday afternoon when & 'entertained a number of her girl Eds to meet hdr guest, Miss Carla " Fft of Cincinnati. Sis tables of k were played. The home was k Ik decorated with pink. and white itions. the hostess being assisted it mother. Mrs. G. W. Lambourne, V 17 H- Wevher and Mrs. T. B. 'ei inon. The prizes were won by Miss W rj short. Miss Vera Edwards, Miss ! Bayniond aud a guest prize going Sa Langc. MLj :1 l '1 Ezra Thompson was one of the 1 oos hostesses of Tuesday after-ck. after-ck. j2 '.when sho delightfully eutcrtniucd S krino tables of bridge, with tea at her pretty homo in , East Ji i Temple street. Green and white ik "exclusively used in the decorations e Tooms with pleasing effect. Vases fowls of roses and carnations wore d throughout the house and in the s room, whore Airs. J. C. Lynch :ilei of Nyna Anderson and W. K. fide was solemnized at tho home ta. bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 'fa adereon. Bishop T. A. Glawson of- teir. Later tho couple left for a Saj to California and will be at home ci icic friends after July 15 at 225 1 1 nth avenue. Uj fc prettily arranged bridge tea of , lay afternoon was given by "Mrs. ill A Scbulta at her South Teuiplo street rajfi In honor of the day flags were J: ii the attractive decorations, which tipj tic idea was carried out in tho. n & anil score cards. TJoses wero also rtfc tally arranged throughout the Tand on tho tea table, whore the ' is was assisted by Mrs. B. D. Ham- ill, Mrs. J. W. Edmunds and Miss Laura Sampson. Instead of prizes being given in tho game, pretty souvenirs were presented pre-sented to each guest. G. E. Higson will be homo this week to attend the weddiug of his brother Earl ro Miss Maud West. Mr. lligson will probably spend the summer in Salt Lako and return in the fall to Madison, and Mrs, George Thompson poured tea and coffee. The table was effectively adorned with a large cut glass bowl of while- roses for tho conotxpiccc. Mrs. Elbridgo L. Thomas entertained at her home at the second in a scries of bridge affairs, and proved to bo a delightful social affair. The rooms were adorned throughout with t white roses and carnations, with delicate foliage and ferns. Seven tables of bridge wero played and a number of friends came in later for tea, when the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Walter Stone and Mrs. .Russell G. Schuldcr, who poured at the tea table. Tho prizes given on both afternoons were won by Mrs. Sam G. Park, Mrs. -Richard A. Kcyes, Mrs. R. M. Brecden, Mrs. .lames Rogers. Mrs. T. Roy Brown. Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs. F. Wicket t Mrs. A. L. Iloppaugh, Mrs. i J. T. Richards. Mrs. TT. N. Mayo, Mrs.' A. Fred Wcy, Miss Carrie Sjappington and Miss Estclle Clinton. Will Abbott, was pleasantly surprised sur-prised Thursday evening by a number of his young friends, games and music being features of the evening. Those present to enjoy the evening were the Misses Florence "Dorau. Louise Burton, Luta Deckard, Elsie Do Groot, Zulla ITaskins. Claire Pcndclton, Annio Stains. Pauline Shelly, Eunieo Mapes, John Schuster, James Rex. Tom Carter, Arthur Doran, Stewart Abbott, Lohind George, Robert Flagcl, Earl Kaff, Jo Simpkm and Glecd Millor. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Millor chaperoned a number of young folks at a lake party during the week, those present being the Misses Mildred Ferguson, Louise Burton, Eunice Mapes, Helen Glawson, Gleed Millor, Will Abbott, Irwin and Glen Smith. A large and delightful affair of the week was tho celebration by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schefski of their 'tenth wedding wed-ding anniversary, it being the tin wedding. wed-ding. A jiuiquc feature of the affair was the Berving of the delicious supper in tin dishes. The wedding cake that was served was part of the cuke that graced the table at their wedding. Tho homo was artistically decorated with Chinese lanterns and also a profusion of pink and whi to carnations. Those present pres-ent to accept the hospitality of the gracious host and hostess were Irene Fenlon, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, IL Wickcns, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cannon. Mrs. S. Gilson, Clyde Mc-Evoy, Mc-Evoy, Miss Volma Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Boyor, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs, Tnier Pett, Mr. .md Mrs. George Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Glen, Mr. and" Mrs. Will Young-nan, Young-nan, Walter Ostler, Miss Lcona Sehmertz, Mrs. II. Schmcrlz, Tom Me-EvOy. Me-EvOy. Myrtle McEvoy, Joe Froisoth, Miss Lcona George. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mnrgetts. Mr, and Mrs, Honroid, Miss Mattio Winklcss, G. E. Garrett, Miss Vernic Rolls, Mr. .lesse Clomens, Mrs. Emma Pickards, Mr. and Mrs. C. IL Pickard, Miss Ethel Husband. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schefski, Melba and Ethel Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. E. Thornton. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frod Hart. Mr. and Mrs. John Sugdcn. Darrcll Livingstone, Marvel and Ruth Livingstone, Mr. and Mrs. G, A. Livingstone. Liv-ingstone. Miss S Livingstone Mrs, ,lohn Williams, Miss Ellen Ames. Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Ames, Mr. .and Mrs. Willie Granics. Walter Grainos. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horrocks. Miss Eva Kass. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols Kass. Mr. and Mrs. W. MoCullough. Mr. and Mrs. .Joe Jensen. Mrs. Elmer Turner. Austin Smith, the Misses Gussie. Monio aud Edvlho Sohol'ski, Mrs. .1. Schefski. Nod McKenzie, Miss Erma Sinclair. 0. C. Sinclair nnd Mrs. .Icanette Sinclair. The cosy liltlo homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Barnes, 424 1 si root, was t ho scene of a very pleasurable event. Friday Fri-day eveninq, tho occasion being the seventh anniversary of their wedding. A number of guests wero in attendance bv invitation, in addition to the near relatives, and nn evening of unrestricted unre-stricted enjoyment, was had. Miss Maud Kenner gnvb somo musical selections, vocal and instrumental, in her best, muiinor, which wero highl- appreciated, while cards and other entertainments were engaged in by many. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served and not. till a lato hour did (ho company disperse, after hearty wishes for many happy returns to the populur host and hostess. One of the pretty affairs of the week was a kensington given by Mrs. Abba-line Abba-line Baruos at her pretty homo in honor of Mrs. IIoss Savngo oT Kansas City. The house was beautifully decorated with roses, tho dining room in white and roeu and the library and parlors in pink and red carnations and rosea. A. pleasant evening was passed Friday Fri-day at tho homo of Miss Scgrid .Tohn-son, .Tohn-son, it being her nineteenth birthday. Music and games were features of the evening, after which refreshments wero sorvod. Those who enjoyed tho pretty affair wore Gladys Wctcnkamp, Walter Niclson, Lillio illingworfh, Alma Faw-son, Faw-son, Orabcl Ciibby, "Wilson Simmons, Scgrid Johnson, Jack "Williamson, Alico liCddiiigham, Ralph Casterlino, Vcruie Wctcnkamp and lirncst James. One of the pleasant affairs of Saturday Satur-day afternoon was when Mrs. Henry IvlmiiKcliinidt entertained for Mis3 llav.el Dorius, ono of the popular brides-lo-l)C. A pleasant afternoon was spent, a dainty luncheon being served later in the afternoon. The homo was attractive at-tractive with an abundance of roses. Miss Burr and Miss Blako, two popular popu-lar brides of the month, wore the complimented com-plimented guestu at a pretty afternoon uffair Saturday afternoon" given by Mrs. Thomas Wise. Dainty refreshments refresh-ments were served, tho color scheme of pink and white being beautifully carried car-ried out with tho assistance of roses. One of the most delightful affairs of the week was a preltilj appointed luncheon given by Mrs. J. IT Yvitbcck in her usual charming manner in honor of Mrs. W. H. Wilkinson. Tho decora-tious decora-tious were beautiful. The pretty lablo, where covers wero laid for thirty, had for a centerpiece n largo Florentine laco picee, upon which was a large mirror mir-ror with a cut glass bowl of beautifully shaded pink La Franco roses. Out glass candelabra shaded in pink also added attractiveness to the table. In the living liv-ing room and parlor thcro wero tall cut glass vases of rich American beauty roses. A fcaturo of the afternoon was a musical programmo boautifull' given bv Mrs. Witbcek's daughters, tho Misses Joy and Alola Witbcck, after which Miss Joy Witbcck gave several interesting recitations. The hostess was assisted by her daughters, and Miss Lillian Wilkinson. Tho Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a meeting Tuesdav afternoon at the homo of Mrs. 11. G." McMillan, 610 East South Temple street, starting at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Dr. Tyndalc' will have charge, and Mrs. If. J. Dlnniny will preside. As this is the last meeting of tho year it is hoped that thero will be a full attendance. A truly charming affair of the week was the party given Wednesday evening by Miss Gertrude Moyle, complimentary to Miss Hazel Dorius, a bride of tho month. About eighteen young people, chaperoned by Mrs. Frank C. Moyle, motored down to the Cottonwood farm of James II. Moyle. and before a bonfire bon-fire told stories and sang songs to their hearts' content, with an elegant count ry supper to add zest to the entertainment. Miss Adcll Adams invited a few friends to attend a birthday party at Saltair to enjoy her fifteenth birthday, chaperoned by her aunt, Mrs. Jnmetf Terry. Those present wore Miss Myrtle Adams, Miss Nellie Johnson, Mjss Vera Peters. Miss Martha Aldus, Miss Margary Wiseman, Misses Lillian and Birdio Nordquist, Vaughn Cutler, Andrew Smith, Lawrence "Wallace, Harry Summers. Lester Margclts, Dale Footc aud Thomas Simpson. Mrs. A. Snook delightfully entertained enter-tained at a pretty party Saturday evening even-ing for Mrs. H. Peterson. A iruisical programme was enjoyed, after which dainty refreshments wero served. Tho homo was beautifully decorated with roses, swcot peas and carnations. Mrs. Clemens, wifo of Chaplain Clemens of' Fort Douglas, will entertain tho Sunday-school teachers at tho chaplain chap-lain quarters Wednesday at li o'clock. Tho Misses Allison Moffat and Fidelia Gay entertained the members of the Entrenous club and their friends most pleasantly Friday evening, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. William Giauquo. Those who enjoyed the affair were the Misses Leone Fldredgo. Goncvo McKonzie, Mary Tuckett, Marion Moffat, Marjoric Moflat, Myrtle Thompson, Ida Parker, Catherine Moffat. Mary Lent ham, Allison Alli-son Moffat, Fidelia Gay, Messrs. N. Fulmcr. II. Moffat, F. Tuckett, W. Ash-ton, Ash-ton, I. Bergman, M. Moffat. They wero joined later in tho evening by tho Misses Maud and Trva Fisher, Messrs B. McGhie and J. Millor aud Mr. and Mrs. J'uuo Fisher. |
