Show i j L c L If i P i t k I I M I l = = = > I = = = J 1 7 ill i r It IJIf f fP t r t tlJ18 J 71 I 111 11 tmtn 4 s The past week was filled with many delightful affairs Chief among them being the card parties given by Mrs H J Newman the dinner at the home of Mrs Russell the high school dance the card party given by Miss Mamie Sharp the reception given in honor of the opening of the Hamilton Hamil-ton wing at St Marks hospital and the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Shaffer and Mr Lucien Clayton Pearse f < y < J > Society was well represented at the theatre at each play given by the Frawley I company during the past week 000 Since Miss Bateman returned to the Grand the company has played to remarkably f re-markably large 1 audiences I She I is one of the most popular leading ladies the Grand has ever known < > > < > To whom did the Argus refer yesterday yester-day when it spoke of the new diamond ring now being worn by a well known brunette 000 The prettiest card party of the week was the one given by Mrs H J Newman New-man on Thursday evening The drawing draw-ing rooms were decorated in calla lilies violets lilies of the valley and carnations carna-tions German whist was played and at its conclusion prizes were awarded Mrs Downey was given the first prize r an empire jewel box Miss Woodward f Wood-ward won the second prizea picture of 9 The Fates General Penrose was given the gentlemens first prizea gold enamel blotter and Mr McClure the second prizea handsome book At 11 oclock the guests sat down to refreshments refresh-ments in the dining room at a table exquisitely decorated In La France roses and broad pink satin streamers extending from the center to each guests place where it was finished with bunches of daffodils American beauty roses and carnations The guests were Major and Mrs Downey Colonel and Mrs Donnellan Mrs Woodward Miss Woodward Mr and Mrs J M Bidwell Mr I and Mrs Kinkead Mr and Mrs Charles Read Mr and Mrs C B Mark land Major and Mrs Wilkes Dr and Mrs WHcher Judge and Mrs Miner Judge and Mrs Henderson Mr George r Downey Mrs Faber Colonel and Mrs t Kent Mr and Mrs R J Glendinning Colonel and Mrs Penrose Mr and Mrs McClure Major and Mrs Girard Mr McMasters 0 4 The German club will meet tomorrow tomor-row night at the home of Mrs William C Jennings 00 Miss Thorn gave a Welsh rarebit party Tuesday evening Among those who were present were Miss Alff Mr Westervelt Mr McKay Mr Leon and Mr Ferris 000 Miss Grace Anderson entertained theM the-M O O D club last evening Games in honor of St Valentine were theft the-ft feature of the evening 000 Captain and Mrs Rhodes have taken possession of their new home at the corner of Sixth South and Fifth East streets N i i > i 0 C > < i Miss Irene Dickson entertained last evening at her home on South Main street in honor of St Valentine The guests were Eleanor Mason Louise Nelden Leta McMillan Para Pitts Ruth Kirkpatrick Edna Bailey Hallie Ferron Jessie Anderson Florence Street Bessie Officer Carrie Colbath Evelyn Thomas Scott Woodward Fred Jacobs Edwin Thorn Hamilton Coffin Lawrence Brinker Arthur Thomas Lynne Clinton Allen McKlmmins Douglas Kimball Robert Kenyon Hugo Druehl Richard Oglesby Eugene 4 Hapgood o 0 n ct Mrs Harold Russell gave a very handsome dinner party Monday evening even-ing The guests were Mrs H J Newman New-man Mrs John Spencer Mrs George Loomis Mrs Frank Jennings Mrs Julia Taylor Mrs Will Clawson Mrs Charles Burton Mrs John White and Mrs Stanley Clawson The table around which the guests were seated was exquisitely decorated in violets and ferns while from the large cut glass bowl in the center violet satin ribbons radiated in all directions and were fastened to each guests place by small hand painted cards At the close of the dinner the guests occupied a box at the theatre 000 The most unique valentine party ever given in the city was the one given by l1r H J Newman last t evening at her home on First street The decorations throughout were suggestive sug-gestive of the season The chandelier in the drawingroom was almost hidden hid-den with a wealth of smilax while from the center was suspended a huge heart made of red carnations and pierced with a golden arrow Extending Extend-ing from the chandelier to the corners of the room were festoons of smilax caught up by hearts and cupids bows After the guests assembled a beautiful cnild dressed as cupid and carrying the scales of love presented the guests with heartshaped tallycards painted in cupids bows and arrows and roses from the garden of love Then came a spirited game of hearts and the awarding of prizes to the successful contestants followed by delicious refreshments 1 re-freshments served in the diningroom on one large and five small tables decorated in hearts and cupids bows The guests were Miss Noble Miss y ir i Edith Noble Miss Hanauer Miss Ida Hanauer Miss Kent Miss Black Mrs Stevenson Miss Taylor Miss Mitchell Miss Thorn Miss Judge Miss Claw son Miss Cummings Miss Ethlyn Webber Mr Westervelt Mr Scott Captain Brereton Lieutenant Jenks Mr Gurney Mr Max Hanauer Mr Goodwin Mr Skinner Mr McMasters Dr Kirkpatrick Mr Cartwright Mr Kerwin Mr Nye and Mr Alma Katz v > 0 Mrs John White has invitations out for a Kensington tea on Wednesday afternoon o < < > I Paul and Ralph Nelden entertained 50 of their friends last evening Games t and valentines were the feature of the evening r 000 I Mr and Mr George A iowe and JT t IL > Miss Lowe will leave Tuesday for southern California where they will remain until Airil > Professor Malone of the High school I has gone east 000 The Misses Webber will entertain the Bicycle Card club Friday evening > < 0 Mrs Tayman of Fort Douglas has gone east o 0 w Mrs Harkness entertained the Friday Fri-day AfternoonCard club w 0 J Major and Mrs Downey gave a box party at the Grand Wednesday night u > 0 4 The members of the Chafing Dish Club will attend the Grand Thursday evening e < 0 Miss Kimball entertained the French club Wednesday morning < Mrs Wallace and Miss Grace Wallace Wal-lace have returned from New York < p Mr and Mrs Holden gave a box party at the Grand Friday night < > < < Mrs W P Rice of Park City and Miss Brown have gone to California t t The WednescU Night club gave their usual weekly hop at Christen sens < < 0 The dance given at Christensens hall Friday evening by the pupils of the High school was the most enjoyable enjoy-able one yet given The chaperones were Mrs Roberts Mrs Bird Mrs E C Coffin Mrs Grant and Mrs Kimball Kim-ball ballAmong Among those noticed on the dancing j floor were Miss Sibyl Anderson Miss Rancke Miss Lucille Jennings Miss Esther Freed Miss Geddes Miss Thorn Miss AUf Miss Jasmine Young i I Miss Westerfield Miss Bird Miss Odell Miss Hunt Miss Atkinson Miss Sears Miss Laura Sherman Miss Josie Katz Miss Irma Alit Miss June Sadler Mr Hugh Kimball Mr Charlie Lawrence Mr Wickes Mr A L Pol lock Mr Harold Eldredge Mr Sharpe I Williams Mr Lawrence Hammill Mr i i Hempstead Horace Peery Mr Ferns Mr Hal j Miss Mamie Sharp entertained 36 of her friends Tuesday evening at cards I Desperation was the game played Miss Katherine Anderson won the first prize a dainty pin cushion Miss Pauline I Groo was awarded the consolation prize a handembroidered dolly The gentlemans first prize a book was won bv Mr Arthur Thomas A book was also given Mr Heber Sharp as a consolation prize prizeOC OC > 0 The Misses Howat have issued invitations invi-tations for a card party next Friday evening 00 Mss Beatrice Thomas of St Louis will be the guest of the Misses Mason for the next two weeks 0 < 0 Mrs Bancroft will entertain the 63 card Club tomorrow evening V 4 7 tn Mrs Smedley entertained in honor of the children last night 000 Mrs Judge Miss Kate Judge and I Mr Frank Judge have gone to Mexico Mex-ico I 0 < > 0 I IrT H Young and Mr Clem Schramm gave a theatre party Friday I evening 000 A wedding of Interest during the week was that of Miss Elizabeth Shaf fer and Mr Lucien Clayton Pearse which was solemnized at the home of the brides parents on Thursday afternoon after-noon at 530 The ceremony was performed per-formed bv the Rev Clarence Brown of the Congregational church The parlor where the ceremony was performed was decorated in carnations loses smilax and ferns The bride wore white silk mulle trimmed in ribbons and old lace and carried white roses The maid of j honor Miss Lillian Rutt wore white swiss with yellow trimmings and car I Tied yellow roses I The ceremony was witnessed only by the family and intimate friends BOG Friday evening the home of Mr George Strinsfellow was the scene of a delightful gathering the occasion being be-ing a birthday surprise party given In honor of Miss Grace Strlngfellow Among those present were Miss L Rawlins Miss Day Miss Perry Miss Oliver Miss Smith Miss Gibson Miss Thompson Miss Fry Miss Bolto Miss Armstrong Miss Dav and Messrs Weller Buckwalter Spiers Smith Perry Pugh Grames Strlngfellow Hall Ball < 0 The social to be given in the Temple ton hotel parlors tomorrow for the benefit of the Utah Kindergarten association asso-ciation begins at S oclock p m During Dur-ing the evening the following pro gramme will be rendered Instrumental duet Miss Cecelia Sharp Mrs Kate Romney Stewart Recitation Miss Josie Morris Solo Mrs Thomas Ashworth Solo Mrs Nellie PenroseWhitney Xylophone solo Mr Adelbert Bees ley Solo Miss Delia Daynes Solo Miss Edna Dwver Recitation Mrs jBoyden Guitar solo Professor C D Schet tler ter Solo Mrs Lizzie + ThomasEdwards Solo Mr Hush Dougall Solo Miss Elsie Barrows Recitation Miss Jack McCune Solo Mr Dean Daynes < > 00 The Misses Pearl and Mabel Buckle gave a progressive high five party and supper to a large gathering of their friends Thursday evening Among those present were Misses Janle Grimsdell Eva Rein Lizzie Frazier Ida Pader iskl Dell Buckle Alice Hlllam Beatrice Beat-rice Buckle Garnet Buckle Lulu Buckle Mrs Buckle and Messrs Harry I Luff Charles Luff M Malllngpr Arthur Ar-thur Pitts Ren Rowe George Coul I man Harry Rich George Barratt Will Grimsdell J J Thomas W Moore John Buckle Ben Johnson Victor Buckle r BJckle o < 1 11 I The first prize for gentlemen was won by Will Grimsdell and the second by f Mr Rich Bep Johnson having been given a ladys tally card was declared amid much merriment to be the winner win-ner of the first prize for lady Mrs Grimsdell winning second prize AT TH CLUBS The Ladles Literary club met Friday Fri-day afternoon Topics were given by Mrs Haywood Mrs Miller and Mrs King The subjects being Shakespeare Shake-speare and Literature Shakespeare and the Stage and Shakespeare Women and Their Impersonators I 4Gl At the art section of the Ladies Literary Lit-erary next Friday the following topics will be given Ghilandajo bv Miss Hunt 1 Perualno 2 The Best Period of Perugino Womans Club The paper on Municipal and Community Com-munity Administration in Switzerland given by Mrs A M Bradley on Tuesday Tues-day last reviewed the national history of Switzerland and brought out the steps by which the Swiss people have attained their present excellent system of national and municipal government 00 The constitutional aright known as the initiative and referendum requires that all proposed legislation shall originate orig-inate directly with the people The national assembly formulates and frames the expressed will of the petitioners tioners and this legally framed the legislative project is referred to the people who by their vote reject It or make It law After the paper was read a number of interesting questions were asked and the desirability and feasibility of introducing in-troducing the referendum into our own national legislative system was discussed dis-cussed The club will on Tuesday next be addressed by Mrs F S Richards a club member upon the life of Thomas Jefferson one of the subjects included which is run in the statesmen series rn ning throughout the club year Nineteenth Century Club of Provo The Nineteenth Century club met with Mrs Wedgewood and passed an enjoyable afternoon on Friday After the usual order of business a parliamentary drill was conducted by Miss Ida Jones this was made quite interesting by the animated discussion which followed Roll call was responded to by quotations quota-tions from Lincoln Among these were tons Gettysburg speech and extracts from his last inaugural address and other speeches The regular programme was not carried car-ried out owlncr to a misunderstanding misunderstand-ing but the time was taken up by readings bv each member from Lin colns Place m History After the critics report the club adjourned Ogden Society The Aglaia was on Feb 9 entertained enter-tained in a most charming manner by Miss Bigelow at her rooms in the Reed Roll cal way answered to by 1 of the clubs most valued members A discussion then took place in regard t the line of work to be pursued for the coming year and i was decided that American literature and different modes of education be adopted for study Miss Bigelow then rendered a soft and sympathetic aria by Men delsohn After this Mrs Perkins read the first paper on plays and playwrlt that the ters In a manner so pleasing president suggested a continuation of this topic the German drama for Instance In-stance at an early date Shake speares Predecessors was the title of scholarly manner a paper given in a by Mrs Bishop and Miss Bigelow once more entertained the company with a master piece of Mendelsohns creation which closed the programme for the afternoon It was one of the most interesting In-teresting and entertaining meetings of the season Refreshments were then served by Mrs and Miss Bigelow assisted lrs sisted by Mrs Stewart and the club adjourned to meet with Mrs Darling Mesdames Feb 23 The guests were Bannister Strevell Stewart Davis Archie Bigelow and Dorothy r e < 0 A number of the friends of Bert Cave tendered that popular young railroader a surprise party Wednesday night in honor of his birthday About 30 were present and a delightful evening was spent by all J o 0 0 Monday evening at the cosy home of Mr and Mrs James Ballard on Twentysixth street a pleasant social event occurred in the nature of a surprise sur-prise party given in honor of the anniversary an-niversary of Mr Ballard A merry company of intimate friends were present pres-ent No set programme nor amusement amuse-ment was provided but all enjoyed informal themselves in a delightfully manner Miss Thatcher and Miss Lily McCoy rendered vocal selections that captivated the circle of guests Those present were Mr and Mrs J M Mc 1 1r orseirMr Coy Mr and Mrs Corey Mr and Mrs Frank Costello Mr and Mrs Ren Ford Mrs Charles Thatcher Mr and Mrs Sidney Badcon 1 and Mrs Lee Gibson Gib-son Mr and Mrs Charles Meighan Mr and Mrs John P Ledwidge Misses Nellie Buckmiller Maggie Buckmiller Nele Lily McCoy Annette Burkett Messrs Li C McKinney Seymour Clark Carl LltchenberPT J oJ 0 < S > < S > The Leap Year High Five club was entertained Friday night by Mr and Mrs C L Darling at the home on Jefferson avenue The members of the club are Messrs and Mesdames Thomas Whalen Stewart John Conlisk George W Jones L H Wallace J D Schramm W R Williams Robert Ross H C Baker C L Darling Dr and I Dalrymple Dr and Mrs S L Brick Mrs Grace Butler Mrs Brownie Williams Miss Ziemer WHlams < f < j Mrs Julia Frankel came down from Park City to visit with Mrs Ad Kuhn i n < > Mrs C K Bannister and son Ned are visiting in California ioP A select party will be given in the Union Opera House Wednesday night next at the request of the Saturday afternoon patronsX00 X00 The Free Silver club was entertained Wednesday night by Mr and Mrs John Walker at their home at 2642 Wall avenue Cards music and recitations tions were the order of the evening Those present were Messrs and Mesdames Mes-dames R O Robson S I Minter J F Gamble John Mlhan Dermody R S Wotherspoon L W Ford Hooper Amos Collins J Thompson George Angell Mrs E R Hooser Mrs Rhiv ers Mrs C J Corey Mrs Isadore Huss Mrs Netta Brewer Mrs E Leek Mrs Joseph Beckerton Misses Rosa Hartoff Prude Thomas Minnie and Ruby Lowe Ethel Ford Stella Minter Daisy lioughlin Maud Corey Tufts Laura Stone Florence Corey Maggie Leek Messrs Frank Lowe James Browning A L Corey Tres seder Louis Leavitt R A Hill David Sorenson R H Holbrook John Hooper S Stone A D Bell Wallace Boyle B < j > r < 5 > Mrs Sam Myers will be absent 1rs wi several sev-eral weeks visiting in Nebraska < > < i Mrs Lillian Hollister supreme lady commander of the ladles of the Macca bees will be In Ogden Feb 22 The local lodge will entertain In her honor J 0 Last Sunday Feb 7 Miss Alice 1 I Brown daughter of James Brown of Ogden was united in marriage to I Frank 1 Day of Salt Lake by the Rev W E Matson < < < > club < The B and B club were entertained I Friday bv Miss Emma Stevens The evening was spent at cards music and i dancing The following were present i pres-ent Emma Stevens Kate Car nahan Pearl Richards Lettie Richards I Rich-ards Lulu Peery Nellie Fitzgerald Phoebe Houtz Virgle Houtz Mamie P utele J I Harrington Messrs Con Richards I I j Harold Peery Robert Wilson Perry I Herrick George Knauss Howard Hol lin sworth Bert Adams < i > < > < > next The event of next week will be the engineers ball occurring Thursday at the Union Opera House The decorations decora-tions are to be on a magnificent scale 4J4 The valentine ball Friday night by the young ladies of the Third ward was a success in every particular A large crowd danced through a choice programme The same committee will give another ball Wednesday next |