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Show I Where Woman Reigns 11 Society and Cluj In order to prevent Impositions and embarrassments. Tho Tribune v rcciucsts that persons leaving social ! j notes, and especially mnrrlugo HB1 notices or engagements, for pubtl- .. cation, lcavo with them names v ! through which the sourco of tho HB1 samo may bo traced If tho matter ' I Is called In question. V J . . . . , OAJiENDAE. -i- Mrs. A. J. Hosmcr will enter- ! tain at a brido lea, at her homo r J on Thirteenth East street, Tucs- day afternoon. -I- Mrs. S. C. Snyder and Mrs. "W. ! H. Dale have issued invitations n- for a musicalo reading to bo givon ! Tuesday afternoon, at the apart- 1 v jjient o"f the latter in tho Miller ! flats. Mrs. A. II. Ensign will cntor- -r tain at a bridefo tea, at hor homo -r -I- on T street, Saturday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. C. A. Quiley, r who, with her husband, will spend v tho summer abroad. r Tho children and grandchildren 4 of the late President Lorenzo 4 Snow will mcot this evening at tho apartment of Mrs. Florence r i- Snow'Critchlow, in tho Critchlow -h v flat on First avenue, to eelebrato v the ninety-sLxth anniversary of tho 4 :- birthday' of tho !aio president. -V 4 About seventy descendants will be ! v present. j Hj ENGAGEMENTS AND "WEDDINGS. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Smith announce tlie engagement of their niece. Miss Martha Thyrring to William H. Ster- line. The wedding isto take placo in ' June. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grant announce the engagement of their daughter, Myr-tie, Myr-tie, to Harry G. Turner. The wedding will toko place in June. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ncwson an-nounce an-nounce the engagement of llieir dangh- HJ ter, Alice Louise, to Edwin I. Ivnox. Hj The wedding is to tako place tho latter part of April. Mr. and Mrs. "W. C. Squires announce HJ tho engagement of their daughter, Irene, to Goorgo A. Purcoll, tho wedding to to take place tho latter part of this month. Invitations havo been issued for the elaborato military wedding of Miss Ivathcrino Eoso Adams and Lieutenant Wiley Evans Dawson, of Fort Porter, Buffalo, N. Y., to be solemnized at St. Paul's church, Tuesday ovoning at S:30. The bride will be attended by Mrs. W. D. Foster, as matron of honor; Hj Miss Anna Adams, as maid of honor; Miss Mnrjorio Short, as bridesmaid; littlo Miss Dora- Thomas, as flower giTl. Lieutenant Ellis of Fort Douglas will net ns best man. and the ushers will HJ be Lieutenant Gerry and Lieutenant Dickson of Fort Douglas, with Carl Adams and Alex Thomas. An informal reception to tho "bridal party and a few close friends will'follow at the Thomas home. From Good .Springs, Nev., during the week came the announcement by Mrs. M. G. Hose of tho mnrringe on March 9 of her daughter, Jessie Mildred Shields, and Harvey Hardy, Jr. Miss Shields formerly lived in this city, Attractive School Girls of Salt Lake fits 3 Ps. 0 irzii tef' awe (B.l. M. JSf GE35'' s's7 zv??zy where she has many friends ara-ing tho 'younger sot. Mr. Hardy w-as connected with the art department of Tho Tribune Trib-une some years ago, but is now developing devel-oping mining properties in the Nevada camp. His home had always been in Salt Lake. AFP AXES OF THE WEEK. J Miss Ethel Lane, who will be married mar-ried April 12, was guests of honor at a box party at tho Orpheum, Saturday afternoon, followed by a luncheon at Franklin s given by Mrs. Ernest Ansteo. Yellow daffodils wero prettily pretti-ly used jn the decorations, with a mound of them in the center of the table, around which covers were laid for nine. Mr. and Mrs. G. "VT. Lambourno entertained en-tertained at a handsomely appointed dinner at their home Saturday evening in honor of Miss Ivatherino l Adams, Lieutenant W. E. Dawson and their bridal party. The twelve guests wero seated at one tablo prettily decorated in pink and while. A handsomo cluny laco picco covered the table, with a mound of pink and whito carnations in the center. Miss Edna Hampton, an April bnflo, was guest of honor at a china shower, Wednesday afternoon, given by Miss Klea Sheets. The rooms were prettily decorated in a profusion of pink and whito carnations. Those who enjoyed the affair -?vcro Mrs. Bert Rutherford, and the Misses Plant, Trip, Margo Breeth, Burt, Wardrop, Nora Murdoch and Emily Dykes. Thursday evening tho Westerman homo was tho eccno of a pretty party, whon Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Westerman entertained a number of their friends in honor of their touth wedding anniversary'. an-niversary'. Sisty-threo was tho game enjoyed by tho twenty-six present, and prizes wore won by "Mrs. E. Eawhns, Mrs. F. Derr, A. Riser and L. Riser. Tho color scheme of blue and yellow was prettily carried out. Tho host and hostess wero assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson. Mrs. C. E. Wantland of Denver, Colo., who spent last week here, was guest of honor at several delightful social affairs.' af-fairs.' Thursday afternoon Mrs, W. II. Cunningham entertained about thirty-fivo thirty-fivo friends at a tea in her honor, nnd Friday afternoon Mrs. Kenneth C. Kerr ontcrtained at a charming tea in honor ' of Mrs. Wantland. s PEBSONALS. Edward Kidder, who has spent nearly near-ly a year with his family in Mason, New, is hero for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lynn and their daughters, Mrs. Cowan and Miss Lynn, who have spent tho winter in Long Beach, Cal., left Saturday for Los An-golcs, An-golcs, Cal., where thoy will spoud a month and roturu hero tho first of May. Mrs. H. P. Henderson, who left a few weeks ago for an extended visit in California, Cali-fornia, is located in an apartment in Lob Angeles, Cal., with Mrs. H. L. Handcrson of Michigan. , George Eceuroad of Bakersfiold, CaL, is hero visiting his sister, Mrs. R. Bernstein. Bern-stein. Mr, and Mrs. J. l. Franken anl Miss Webber, who havo spent nearly a yoar abroad, sailed from Bolongue, Franoe, on tho Rottordam. They oxpect ,to land in New York April 9, where tboy will Bpend a few days, and nlso visitlhi Chicago, Chi-cago, before returning here the latter part of April. Miss Grace McMillan of Cleveland, O., will be here early in April to visit for several wcoks with a former cIobs-mate, cIobs-mate, Mrs. J. C. Daly. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir, who havo spent the pnst two months in Honolulu, Hono-lulu, will sail from there Saturday, April 9. Mrs. G. A, Hawkes and Mrs, Alice H. Ebel have returned from spending tho winter in Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. T. G. Odell and two sons to-turned to-turned during the week from spending the winter in Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. Ira H. Lewis and hor mother, Mra. Smith, have returned from, spend- ing tho past threo months in Honolulu. Other Salt Lakers who havo-been wintering win-tering there aro Mrs. W. W. Chis-holm Chis-holm and her brother, Mr. Kendall, and Mrs. Sarah Boggs, who will sail for San Francisco, Cal., tho latter part of April. Mrs. William McCaskoll, who has spent the past throe mouths there, sailed for San Francisco March 2G, and will return hero early in April. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Kramer and daughter left during the wool: lo make their home iu Taeonia, Wash. Advices from Col. and Mrs. E. A. Wall and family staled thoy would spend Easier in Rome, and leavo soon after for a visit in Florence and Venice. Ven-ice. They will probablv sail for home the latter part of May. Col. and Mrs. Wall and family had a private audience with the pope of Koine on Si. Patrick's day. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lake arc planning plan-ning lo entertain Christian D. Larson, editor of the Progress Magazine of Chicago, Chi-cago, during his visit here iu April. Mrs. C. E. Wantland and son Dart left Saturday for their home in Denver. Den-ver. Colo., after spending the past week here. Mrs. John Woodward, who is stationed sta-tioned with her husband at Governor's Island, sailed Saturday from New York accompanied by her sister, Miss Kath-eriuo Kath-eriuo .Judge, for a trip on tho Mediterranean. Mediter-ranean. Mrs. W. W. Armstrong is home from six weeks spent in California. Lieutenant and Mrs. C. L. Sampson havo returned from llieir wedding trip in California, and will be at home to their friends after .June 1, at No. 4 Officers' row, Fort Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Quigley and sons will leave here early itr Jmio for Chicago, Chi-cago, where iheir sons will spend the summer with Mr. Quigley's brother and family-. Mr. nnd Mrs. Quiglcy will spend a few days there before' going to New York, from where thev will sail Saturday, Juno 25, on the Germnnia, to spend the summer abroad. They will travel in Franco and Germany. Miss Quiglcy of Joliet, 1.11., who has sponl the winter hero, will accompany thorn to Chicago. Misses Isabel and Dorothy Bacon will spend a part of tho summer with their grandparents in Chicago. 111. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tl. Howard are spending a few days hero with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Terry on their way to their homo in Denver, Colo., aflor a trip to California. Mrs. A. S. Pctors and son, who arc in Now York, whoro Mrs. Peters has spent tho pnst two months studying will not bo homo until the latter part of May. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Voting and son Lee will return today aflor spending the winter in Honolulu. Mrs. Wnldonuir Van Cott and Miss Van Cott will sail Saturday from Now York on tho Princess Irene for Naples. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. S. Hawk and family oxpoct to leavo horo about May 1, for Chicago, 111., whoro thoy will mako their homo, Mrs. John Mnlin and baby of Ely, Nov., aro here, guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G-uni803. Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Odoll and sons will bo at homo to their friends -after April 5, at 85 K street. Mr. and Mrs. T. Roy Brown will loavo today for Idaho, whoro they will spend a week. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Wallick of Provo aro horo to spend a few days with Mrs. Wallick 's sister, Mrs. M. B. Whitney. Whit-ney. Mrs. Richard Savage will lcavo the last of tho week for the Savage ranch in Wyoming, whoro sho will bo for several sev-eral weeks. Mrs. Raymoud Ackerinau and children child-ren left Thursday for New York, where thoy will be for several mouths. During Dur-ing their abseuco their homo at 2J.S Douglas avenue, will be occupied by Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Arnold. A letter was received from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel -Newhouso from Paris, slating H103' would be there for several sev-eral weeks. Mrs. J. E. .Jennings and her mother. Mrs. Sharp, who havo spent several weeks in Los Angeles, Cal.. will be home the latter part of April. Mrs. Kervin is t spending several weeks in San Francisco, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Armstrong will leave todav for Bingham whore they will bo located near the Highland Boy mine for an indefinite time. Miss Amanda Appel will leave Mon-dav Mon-dav for her home in Minnesota, after spending a few days here with hor sister, sis-ter, Mrs. J. G. E. Campbell, on her way home from the winter spent with another an-other sister in Bullo. Mont. Mr.. George W. Mallonce and daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Pickett, of Gratton, W. V.. are hero snending a few weeks with Mrs. ing Chamberlain at G;"50 East Third South street. Mr.'. E. C. Tarpons nnd her mother, Mrs. Sarah McChrvstal, will be home the middle of the week from spending tho .past two mouths in Ocean Park, Cal. Mrs. O. B. Hewelt, who has spent tho past two months in southern California, will be home the middle of this month. Mrs. C. S. Vadner and children returned re-turned Thursday from Long Beach. Cal.. where they have been for several months. Rev. and Mrs. V. B. Short and son have bought the Wantland homo at 031 Third avenue, where they will be at homo to their friends after April 11. Mr. and Mrs. Wantland after that time will be at homo lo their friends in the Dorins apartments on First avenue and II street. Mr. and Mrs. Lyttloton Price havo as their guests Mr', and Mrs. Harry Taylor of Los Angeles. Cal. Mrs. J. G. Paine, formerly of Ogden, who has spent some time in New York Handsome Salt Lake Child gift jMrwm t HADLEY BOBERTSON BRAMEL, '7 Only child of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. x BrameL Attractive School Girls of Salt Lake with hor daughter. Miss Emma, who is studying music there, is spending a few days hero with Mr. and Mrs. .James F. Marshall. Mrs. Paine will later join her daughter in New York, and they will sail from there May 1-1 to spend tho summer abroad. A. T. Brooks, who was on his way to his home in Mt. Pleasant. Ia., from a visit in California, spent Friday here, the guest 'of his niece, Mrs. James F. Marshall. Mr. Zwickv, who is traveling abroad, is now iu Granada. Ju .liuie ho will .join his daughter, Miss Elsie Zwicky, in Now York. Miss Zwicky is now visit vis-it inc her brother in Bingham. Tho mnny friends of Miss Rose Hart-well, Hart-well, who has spent several years abroad studying art. will be interested to know that two of her portraits have been aecejncd at the Salon in Paris. Mrs. M. Moonch and daughter. Miss Rose Mounch. and Miss Florence Donahue Dona-hue aro at. home to their friends at 82 Q sUcet. Miss I'orna Russell will leave today for Chicago, where she will .join her mother. Mrs. Ada Dwyer Husscll, and together they will sail for London, April 9. where Mrs. Russell is to take pari in a presentation there of the "Dawn of a Tomorrow." Miss Etta Powers, accompanied by her sister. Miss Nellio Powers of Spokane, Spo-kane, Wash., expects to sail from New York earlv iu .June to spend the summer sum-mer abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Packard have returned from a trip to Los An-celcs, An-celcs, Cal., and are at. home at the Knutsford hotel.' wiiere they will bo for several months. WITH WOMAN'S CLUBS. I The Canadian association of Utah met Tucsdny evening In lis clubrooms, 40 East South Temple street, when an excellent ex-cellent programme was Klveh. anil the arrangements for the celebration of Empire Em-pire day were discussed. The members of the Plato club were delightfully entertained Monday afternoon after-noon by Mrs. A. Fred Wcy. The afternoon after-noon was pleasantly spent In bridge, the prizes being won by Mrs. J. T. Treasure and the hostess prize was given to Mrs. Wey. A l o'clock luncheon was served, the dining room being profusely decorated with American beauty roses and ferns. The members of the O. A. C. club spent a pleasant aflernoon Monday ut the- home of Mrs. S. Jl. Shannan In her apartments In the Ivanhoe. A dainty luncheon was served during the afternoon, the house being prettily decorated with violets and daffodils, caclt table being graced with a huge bunch of violets. 1 The next meeting of the Ladies Literary Liter-ary club will be hold at the clubhouse. April S. The programmo will consist of a talk. "Tho Symbolism of Wings lu Art," by Mrs. C. H. Blanchnrd, and a talk on art by J. W. Clawson. The Daughters of Veterans met Monday evening in Odd Fellows' hall, when a business meeting was held, and a social hour enjoyed after the meeting. irermione temple Xo. S, Pythian Sisters, Sis-ters, will g(ve a card party April lf for the benefit of the grand temple. Miss Graco Dorlus entertained th'o members of the Tuesday Afternoon Art club and a number of guests at a pleasant pleas-ant afternoon of cards at her home Tuesday Tues-day afternoon. The prizes were won by Miss Lulu Harr and Miss Wanda Pratt, with the guest prizes going lo Miss Cora Brown and Miss Darlene Kimball. Tho club will meet In two weeks with Miss Wanda Pratt. Tho concert at Garfield Monday evening even-ing for the benefit of the Miners' club-Iioubo club-Iioubo proved to be a successful arfnlr from every standpoint. Tho local talent was ably assisted by a number of Salt Iako artists. The affair was under the direction of Rov. Maxwell W. Rice and Mrs. Anna Colburn Pluinmer. Other assisting as-sisting were Prof, and Mrs. George E. Skelton, Mrs. W, S. Loomls, tho Misses Isabel and Amy Osborne and Mrs. John Reed. Miss Hannah LoCompto and Miss Ophelia White of Fayettevllle. Ark., accompanied ac-companied tho party, which left on tho aftomoon train and returned at midnight. Tho Ladles' Germanhi clubenkertained at a social nnd card party Wednesday in the clubrooms. Tho evening was pleasantly pleas-antly spend In dancing and cards, for which prises wero given. At 9 o'clock dainty supper was served. The tables wero decorated with red and white carnations car-nations nnd ferns, while tho cardrooms wero decorated with pink carnations. There were about 100 guests present. . A meeting of general and stake officers offi-cers of the T L. M. I, A. will bo held Tuesday, April 5, at 10 a. m. In tho Eighteenth ward chapel, corner of A street -and Second avenue. The April Fools' dny party which was lo have bnan civen Frhlav evenluc has boon postponed for one week. Tho social was to have been given by the "choir girls' association. The members of tho "KI1 ICare" Five Hundred club were delightfully entertained enter-tained Tuesday afternoon by Mls3 Mary Speer at her home on First avenue. A delightful afternoon was spent In cards, the prizes being won by Miss Speer and Mrs. Benjamin Hlte. After luncheon prizes wero given In tho dining room, which was prettily decorated with d'iu m A meeting of the NcthM Mlssionury association vs", the Fourteenth ward arauwr (Sunday) afternoon at 42fl iTi An Interesting meeting "Woman's Press club wu1 Woman's Exponent offfV' evening, when an enjoya was given. After tho dainty supper was served'1 docoraled with pink andw and ferns. jjy$ Tho members of the a& club met wjth Mrs, O. tijf her home on East Flrftj! Wednesday afternoon, jajl was pleasantly spent In caa a dainty luncheon wasjjtc home was prettily dccortV and violets. Mrs, Frank Hlnes enteS day afternoon In honor-SU Card club at her apaStis Louise. For tho occasIorTi had been tastefully doca blossoms of various cololi awarded 1o Mra, Hlnes't tine Cook. itt The Acacia club, whfiji members the youngvDeojCJ church, gave a dunclng jgj dies' Literary clubliouwrfS Ing. The committee In;cS fair were Mrs, J. W. QgTt Sharpe, Miss Margretwl. Rosalind Locke .and Desf i hall was artistically decof? and white, carnations 015 used In profusion. Thtw guests present, besldeslft the club. Mrs. Rufus Johnson afj Eldrcdgc entertained the?; J. T. C. club ajid their 1 apartments In the Avoloira Ing. Tho evening was In cards, after which a j. was served In tho dlnlnj was preltlly decorated f nations and daffodils. Tft score cards and menu ral carried out In the color sjj and white. The next nv held in two weeks. :J& Mrs. Elsmarcls Snyder if members of tho Crystal? number of guests Wcdncy at her home on First ai caslorf proving a dellghtffi At the close of the game' was awarded to Mrs. J$ the guest prize to Mrs. j denning. At the prcttllyJi which followed, the ho slstcd by Mrs. Alford,? and Miss Snell. Tho dc In daffodils. Jf A meotlng of, the boafd! the Federation of Woirifj be held Wednesday mornj 10:15 o'clock, at tho how J. Gorham, 715 Second av business Is finished lhjt Continued on FolIoy fclETY rom Preceding Page. L Mr. Gorham and Mrs. tn At 2:30 o'clock tlic & committee of the state ffnect with the board of ErsTGorham's home. r Veylior delightfully en-members en-members of tho Thursday teneon club at her home, Eiue Thursday afternoon, fins ;ncnt In cards. .After L- n&yed a delicious lunch-U'ln lunch-U'ln the dining room, which R, decorated with red and Knfl The club will meet Stirs. I- W Hill at her ?tho Caithness. . . nf the George R. Mnxwoll ?re dellslitfully entertained Lrnoon oy Sirs. Ashbrldgo Srar at their home. 32S "North street. Tho nflcr-uuntly nflcr-uuntly spent nnd a dainty Etrvcd. Tho houso was dec-nrlng dec-nrlng blossoms arranged on blcs In profusion. of tho James B. MoKcan ere pleasantly entertained inoon by Miss Boycc at Tgouth First West street, was passed pleasantly In ng. Later a dainty luneh-I luneh-I In tho dining room, which with a profusion of Amor-j:rc'd Amor-j:rc'd and white carnations. "and card party given by '-Brotherhood was a suc-y suc-y standpoint. At D o'clock Mer was served, the hall K with spring flowers and Fwcrc about 100 guests i Dancing club of twenty & delightful dancing party of Columbus hall Wcdnes- The hall was prettily dec- ijKld and white, carnations profusion. ;kUon of tho Ladles' IJler-Its IJler-Its regular mooting at the clubhouse Thursday morning at 10 o clock. The topic of tho morning, "Vcr-occhio "Vcr-occhio da Settlgnanl da Flcsolo." was delightfully de-lightfully given by Mrs. A. H. Boxrud. Mrs. I. Bernstein entertained the members mem-bers of her Five Hundred club Mondav at her home. The houso was springlike with many vases of daffodils and ferns. Ihc afternoon was spout in cards, tho prize being awarded to Mrs. W. W. Rivers. The Seekers' Literary club will meet at 2 o'clock sharp on Tuesday afternoon, April 5, at the homo of Mrs. E. Temple, 330 J street. The author who will be under un-der discussion for the day will bo Eugene Field. Tho affair promises to be unusually unusu-ally interesting", and it is hoped that all members will be prcsont. The reorganized section of tho Ladles' Literary club, which will probaly be known as tho social welfare section, will hold its first meeting at tho clubhouse Wednesday morning, April 6, at 10-.30 o'clock, when a definite program of work for the section will bo outlined and discussed, dis-cussed, and it Is greatly desired that every member of the club who I3 In sympathy sym-pathy with the work will make a special effort to bo present. Mrs. P. W. Madscil entertained tho members of the Eleventh Ward Reliof society on Thursday at her home, tho rooms being decorated in spring flowers of various colors. The Wasatch Literary circle will meet Tuesday afternoon, April 5, at the homo of Mrs. A. II. King. SOU East Tenth South street. This being tho annual meeting and election of officers, a full attend-ance attend-ance Is desired. The P. E. O. society met Saturday afternoon aft-ernoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. D. C. Dart at her home, 1234 East Second South street Tho principal topic of the day was "Current Events," charmingly given by Mrs. Breech. The young people's society 'of the Norwegian Nor-wegian Lutheran Church of Our Savior will meot noxt Wednesday ovening at S o clock with Mrs. Crompton. 6-12 Chester avenue, between Eighth and Ninth East and Fifth and Sixth South streets. A. meeting of the "Woman's Republican club will bo held at the home of Mrs. A. R. Barnes Monday afternoon. A paper on the "Appeal of Politics to Women'" will bo glvon. The meeting will bo from 2 to i o'clock. Members of the ladles' auxiliary to the United Commercial travelers No. 81 have made preparations for a dance to bo given at the Odcon hall on tho? night of April C, for tho purpose of raising funds and arousing Interest in tho now organization. The current evonts and current literature litera-ture section of tho Ladles' Literary club met at tho clubhouse Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Hughes gave an interesting review of "Bella Donna." Hlckons's latest book, nfter which Miss Greenwood gavo a review of current events of tho month. Tho members of tho Sowing club wore delightfully entertained Friday afternoon after-noon by Mrs. F. J,. .Leonard at her home, 913 East Fifth South street. Tho afternoon after-noon hours were pleasantly whlled away in sewing and social chat, after which a dainty luncheon was served. The dining din-ing rooms and parlors were artistically decorated with pink and white carnatlonB nnd ferns. Following are the members of tho committee com-mittee of women appointed to visit tho city schools, with a view to making helpful help-ful suggestions for their conduct: Mrs. Seldon Clawson. Mrs. C. T. Van Winkle. Miss Rosalie Pollock, Mrs. C. E. Allen and Mrs. J. T. Treasure. The work to be taken up Is a branch of tho National Educational association work. Section 2 of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church entertained at an April Fools' day party Friday afternoon aft-ernoon at the homo of Mrs. Fred and Walter Kcyworth. 521 East First South street. There were about eighty guests present, who enjoyed tho afternoon in pames and music. Later in the day dainty refreshments were served in the dining- room, which was artistically decorated dec-orated In spring flowors and red, yellow and black ribbon. Fool and cap games wore also enjoyed. One of tho most important and enjoyable enjoy-able events of the week was the annual breakfast of the Bayvlow Rending club, given at the Commercial club Friday afternoon. aft-ernoon. Tho table was laid In tho form of a T and covcra woro laid for twenty-thrco twenty-thrco members and several guests. Tho table waB decorated In green and white, these being tho club colors. In the center cen-ter of tho tablo was an Immense bunch of carnations,- with streamers of green extending to tho comers of tho table. Each place card was hand painted in green and white, with a white carnation tied to it with a green ribbon. After tho luncheon a delightful paper was read by Mra. Lowls. A delightful comedy was given at tho Immanuol Baptist church Friday evening In celebration of April Fools' day, the namo given to the play being, "The Old Maid's Association," and it was much en-Joyed en-Joyed by all. After tho play tho remainder re-mainder of the evening was spont In games and a supper, with many Interesting Inter-esting and unusual llttlo delicacies In keeping with April Fools' day were served. Tho parlors of the church were I decorated with rod and white carnations. Tho card party given by the St. Mark's Hospital association Tuesday afternoon at tho Ladles' Literary clubhouse was a mo3t successful affair, the "proceeds amounting to more than ?50. Tho LadlcB Afternoon Bridge club met at the quarters of Mrs. Willis Ullno In officers' row at Fort Douglas, Tuesday afternoon, Tho afternoon was pleasantly spent In cards, after which a dainty luncheon was served. The decorations were in spring flowers. i , Tho tourist section of tho Ladies' Literary Lit-erary club met Tuesday morning at the clubhouse. Mrs. M. A. Daugherty gavo a paper on "Venetian Art," which wtis followed by a paper by Mrs. U. G. Mosor on "Venetian Life." The study of Italy was also continued. Tho Bayvlew Reading club met Tuesday Tues-day afternoon with Mrs. B. L. Davis at her home, 1007 First avenue. Mrs. Grant Swan gave a paper, "Greok Literature and Prominent Buildings of Athens," after which "Current Eventa" was given by Mrs. P. A. Dlx. After the programme dainty refreshments were served. The members of tho Qulngcnta club spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. H. "W. Sherwood at her homo, 633 Eighth avenue. The prizes wero awarded to Mrs. C. A. Booth and Mrs. Herman. The decorations were In pink and white carnations. car-nations. The next mooting will bo held with Mrs. T. C. Newman. Tho members of the Grace club were delightfully entertained Tuesday afternoon after-noon by Mrs. J. T- Brcckon. The time was pleasantly spent In cards, for which prizes wore awarded. After the prizes wore given, dainty refreshments were served In tho dining room, which was beautifully decorated with violets and carnations. A huge mound of the violets adorned the center of the table. The ladles of the Reynolds circle, Ladles La-dles of the G. A. R entertained at a social and card partv at the home of Mrs, Yocum, 24S Graeber avenue, Tuesday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent in cards, for which prizes were given. The halls and parlors woro artistically artis-tically decorated with roses and carnations, carna-tions, while tho dining room was boauti.-ful boauti.-ful In a profusion of pink and white carnations and Easter lilies. In the center cen-ter of tho table was a large vase of carnations, car-nations, with streamers of pink ribbon extending to the chandelier. Mra. S. H. Sharman entertained tho members of tho O. A. O. club at her apartments In the Ivnnhoe Monday afternoon. after-noon. Vases of daffodils adorned tho, rooms, and the tea table was attractive with a lace cover over yellow, with a bowl of spring daffodils as a centerpiece. The afternoon was pleasantly spent In cards, the prizes being awarded to Mrs. George Lambournc. Mrs. R. W I-IIII. Mrs. C. M. Hart and Mra. Sharman. The club will moot next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dec at her apartments In the Smith. On Friday evening the BUIIkon club met at the home of Miss Hazel Bailey who was elected president, and Miss Hazel Ha-zel Wilkinson, secretary and troasuror. for the ensuing year. After tho business of the evening was transacted, a social game of live hundred was played, prizes being won by the Mlssos Myrtle Mo-Knight Mo-Knight and Florence Powell. Dainty refreshments re-freshments were served. The next meeting. meet-ing. April 29, will bo held at Miss Hazel Wilkinson's, Tho Sons and Daughters of Wales wero delightfully entertained Friday afternoon and evening by Mrs. Kate Dlscon Shlll at her home, 330 North Second West street. During the afternoon about twenty of the Daughters called and later in tho evening even-ing the Sons called to wish tho hostess many happy returns of the day. The home was boautlfuly decorated with red and white carnations nnd pink roses, and each guest was presented with a large pink rose as a remembrance of tho occasion. The hostess was prcsentod with manv beautiful presents from loving friends and relatives. Tho twenty-two members of the West End Girls' club held their regular mooting moot-ing Thursday afternoon at the kindergarten kinder-garten rooms at 432 South Fourth West street- The programme was in charge of Miss Estclle Daft and Miss Jennie Gray. Instrumental numbers wero given by the Misses Dollv and Roberta Crompton, and vocal numbers by Miss Helen Drennen and Miss Catherine Hawes. |
