Show ° ci 55 l < f ti i Society has been largely engrossed I t the past week in the exercises attendant I 1 attend-ant upon the closing of the schools 1 although there were several purely solS so-lS cial affairs of importance rt S Co f The university and High school < graduating classes have been enjoying j one continual round of gaiety the S past week The alumni banquet the High school reception last night at the I Grand and the university dance were the principal eents among the S schools 1 S The most notable event of the past week was the rec Dtton given on fl Thursday afternoon by Mrs Thomas I Miss I I Career introducing her daughter Bertha Carter to society The invitations I 1 invita-tions read frock 2 oclock till 4 from V 3 till 5 and from 4 till 6 and the pretty i rooms were filled the whole afternoon I and the guests were received by Mrs I Carter and Miss Carter assisted by t Mrs George A Lowe Mrs La Barthe j Mrs Egbert Roberts Mrs Nlles Mrs I Wilkes and Mrs Justice In the dining S din-ing room dainty refreshmentS were served by Miss Catherine Lowe Miss Margaret Park Miss Agnes Zane and Miss Edna Shearman Miss Nellie Bransford presided over the lemonade table in the hall The house was artistically c ar-tistically arranged and decorated the dining room being especially beauti S i1 in yellow roses and California pop pes The two Pal lors were filled with S the scent of honeysuckle and snowball the hall with pansies and the liBrary c was most charming in pink and white clover S Last Monday morning eight of so ciefys most charming young ladles left the city for a weeks outing at Walkers Walk-ers farm One of the Walker cottages had been put at the disposal of the party and providing themselves with a cook the girls set forth to enjoy a week of quiet and rest but faite ruled otherwise The girls had hardly made things homelike before the men appeared ap-peared on the scene and every night a party from the city has driven or ridden rid-den down for a few hours visit The S pvvrty is made up of Miss AlIT Miss McCqrnick Miss Col ± OII1 the Misses Stella and Mary Walker Miss Ora Harkness and Miss Adelaide Nason v Mrs Joe Brinker entertained a number num-ber of Mr Brinkers gentlemen friends at dinner Saturday evening The parlors par-lors jLnd table were prettily decorated for the occasion and after cigars the wives of the guests came in and the evening was spent enjoyably by the 5 a following Mr and Mrs Rood rand r-and Mrs Evans Mr and Mrs Stephen Steph-en Mr and Mrs Judson Dr and Mrs Lyons Judge and Mrs Bowman Mr and Mrs Carpenter and Miss Sa H ge Mrs Hobbs and 1rs Gray entertained entertain-ed at German whist Thursday afternoon after-noon at the residence Mrs Hobbs Some fifty guests enjoyed the hospitality hospi-tality of the hostess The parlors looked look-ed charming in their decorations of roses pinks and sego lilies The fragiint flowers refreshing punch and dainty menu made the afternoon a most enjoyable one Mrs Hyt Sherman and Mrs C B Mark land were the prize winners u t Mr Kent Smifii vas s welcomed t home by a host of friends Saturday last Kent has been industriously at work on one of the lower levels of a Eureka mine for the past two years and during dur-ing that time his friends have seen but little of him S I Mr and Mrs M C Fox leave next week for their ranch in Idaho Mr and Mrs M C Fox have issued S invitations for cards Tuesday even in ing S Mrs G Y Wallace gives a high five party at the Porches Monday after ncori for the benefit of the Womans exchange The Orpheusclub have issued 4 Orpheus some t t nine hundred invitations i for their annual an-nual recital to be given at the First Congregational church Tuesday evening even-ing t Mr Harry Shearman left last night for a two weeks visit in California 9 O Miss Kate Williams arrived home during the week from school in the east Miss Erma Travis of Chicago is visiting visit-ing Mrs Gilmer Miss Gilmer is expected home this week from the east a Mrs W F Anderson and Miss Ma beland Miss Winifred Anderson will spend the summer in California leaving leav-ing this week Mrs G A Lowe was the hostess of a dainty luncheon Wednesday afternoon after-noon complimentary to Mrs Emerson of Ogden S Mrs George Robinson and family leave for Mammoth this week where they will spend the summer > Mrs J B Forbis jof Butte will spend the summer with her sister Mnr H T Duke S The engagement of Miss Alice Sanders San-ders daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wil-liam Sanders to Mr A S Home is S announced The ceremony will take place at the residence of the brides parents 45 Currant street Thursday evening June 25 Mr and Mrs Gill S Peyton wiTh entertain en-tertain for the benefit of the Free Kindergarten Kin-dergarten association Thursday evenIng even-ing An astrologer will read your horoscope and a musical programme will be given 0 Last Monday afternoon the Alcott club met at the home of Mrs W P Lynn to arrange for an outing They The-y I club is to have its first excursion next Thursday frcai 9 a m to 6 p m Liberty park was the place chosen and 200 boys and girls oC Salt Lake will assuredly have a delightful time The features of the programme will be guess stories songs poems recitations and games Each child will take a lunch so of course eating will not be fprsotten during the general merrymaking merry-making Mrs Lynn has been the recipient re-cipient of many letters asking the aims of the Alcott club Her reply is that the object of such a club is to give children pleasure in such a way that they will derive profit at the same time To lead their energies in a healthful direction and to keep them off the streets Jn vacation many mothers especially if they are wage earners are at sea as to the disposing of their children While they are at school they are safe but during vacation va-cation the problem is a difficult one If for one day they are taken charge of in a manner similar to that proposed by the Alcott club the example and lessons learned would be so beneficial that it might lead to good results for the rest of the week Then too each child pays a nickel as dues and the I money is intended for the purchase of books If clubs like the Alcott were I started in the other wards they wcuJd be a decided benefit to the children Mrs Wightman was the hostess of a charming little tea Wednesday afternoon af-ternoon The feature of the afternoon S was a lesson proverbs D Miss Tresize leaves for a six weeks trip in Colorado Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Rood entertained most pleasantly at cards Thursday evening o e e Mrs Evans entertained a number of ladies at luncheon Thursday afternoon after-noon Mrs S T Pearson lias invitations S out Monday and Tuesday of this week Miss Allie Bishop daughter of Captain Cap-tain and Mrs F M Bishop and Mr F C Graham were married Thursday In the temple The young couple are very popular and their many friends join in wishing them all happiness Miss Gregory left Thursday for Nar ragansett Bay to spend the summer Mrs Clarey of Omaha is visiting her sister Mrs F B Stephens n The graduating exercises of the training school of the Salt Lake Free Kindergarten will be held at Unity hall Thursday afternoon A reception was given at St Marks school to the four graduating nurses from St Marks hospital Thursday evening Those who were fortunate enough to hear Mr Brigham sing at the old fashioned concert at Unity hall on the 5th inst will be pleased to learn that the concert will be repeated tonight at the same place A most unique and enjoyable en-joyable entertainment is promised u u About fifty young people were in vrted by Mr Jacob Garish of Woods Cress to a lawn party at his larsre country home the early part of the week The party drove out in carriages car-riages and a most enjoyable time was had by all present r e e Mrs Jnmes Anderson entertained Thursday at luncheon in honor of Mrs I Emerson S I S The week of gaiety among the High school students ended last night in a brilliant reception tendered to the graduating class at the Grand hotel The grounds were illuminated with Chinese lanterns and the lawn presented pre-sented a pretty picture indeed when t the festivities were at their Insight A dancing floor had been laid on the west side of the grounds and the lawn and reception hall were thronged with I students and their friends During the evening refreshments were served and rut 1130 the guests separated the class of 96 disbanding after being together for four years OGDEX SOCIETY There wen too many events of a public nature going on last week to admit of many elaborate social functions func-tions It has been the last day of school in ever so many buildings and there have been very pleasant exercises connected with them The Rhea lecture lec-ture and performance were popular among society people by reason of the l lady being a great social favorite Then too the notes of preparation are In the air for the more elaborate commencement exercises of this week and all in all it was a rather quiet week so far as private social functions are concerned u a The S O O B club was entertained on Thursday evening at the hospitable and beautiful home of Mrs Ad Kuhn A number of gentlemen were present and they at least voted the affair a great success Progressive letters was the game played and Mrs F J Kiese1 and Miss Bigelow won the prizes A punch bowl was a conspicuous and pleasant feature of the entertainment and the delicious beverage was daintily dain-tily served therefrom It was one of the clubs most enjoyable meetings which is saying a great deal The closing exercises of the Weber stake academy were very pleasant and I attracted a good many people frum I outside the city The closing feature was a grand ball in the aavilhon on I Friday night It was well patronized I There is prospect of a sharp contest over the election of goddess of liberty I for the Fourth of July exercises The TOting has been in progress but a short time yet a number of strong candidates I can-didates are in the race and their friends seem determined to push them to the coveted position The candidates I candi-dates are not confined to the city but the country districts also I have their favorites Among those favorably fa-vorably spoken of are Miss Foy I Slaterville Miss Bramwell Plain City Miss Minnie Keisel Miss Herrick Mrs Will Anderson Mrs Bessie Dean Allison Miss Leda Kuhn Miss Healy Miss Verna Hays Mrs A C Emerson Emer-son Miss Lillie McCoy Miss Maude Dee Mrs C M Brough Miss JosIe KimbaJl Miss Nettie Stevens Mrs Orson Reiser Miss Seaman North Ogden Og-den Mss May Brown Miss A OHor hett Miss Ada Flanagan Miss Cora Stone Mrs W A BIddle Miss Julia Wright Miss Janie Taylor Miss Le tean Shaw Mrs L R Rogers Mrs Will Howell Miss Jennie Bran on Mrs Mary Crouch Miss Maud Cole Miss Evylin Hendershot Miss Ruby Lowe Miss B Peterson Mrs A Randall II Ran-dall Mrs P L Anderson Miss Minnie Min-nie Schanr3nbach Mrs H H Spencer Spen-cer Mrs Charles A Nelson Miss Lorna Lor-na Oahoon Miss Rose HulaniskI Mrs David Eccles Miss Ada Barratt Miss Annie McKay S DO On Monday of this week Miss Ida Shurtliff daughter of Albert D Shurt Hff and Joseph Pingree will be united In marriage > 0 The commencement exercises of the High Schocl l class of 1S96 will be held Wednesday June 17 in the opera house The class Is quite a large and brilliant one and the exercises cannot fail to be enjoyable The members of the class are Imer Pett James K I Remick jr Arthur J Hogan George W Murphy jr Samuel Kohn Richard Rich-ard H Thorburn Emma M Couch Eloise Child Emilie Bannister Lillian Pingree Laura S Minty May E Jenkins 1 Jen-kins May Hartqg Edith L Bowen Jennie Taylor Verne Hayes Mary S Robinson Daisy L Stone Maud Lucas Lu-cas W I Sturtevant Arthur H Con lisle Pearl M Dallimore Pearl Peeb les Frances Peebles Myrtle B Gun nell Gertrude E White The dance at the Hot Springs after the road race was pronounced one of the most enjoyable dances of the season sea-son The pavllllon is in fine condition condi-tion for dancing The Ancient Order of Foresters gave a pleasant card party Thursday evening Refreshments were served o M A very pleasant card party was Wen Wednesday evening by the W R C of John A Dlx post l 0 S S E Corey James Burton and Fred Halverson attended the closing ball or the agricultural college Wednesday evening Mrs Jane Chase became 61 years of age A Monday afternoon and her near relatives to the number of about sixty celebrated the eyeht by giving a surprise sur-prise party In liordref the old lady None were present except close relatives rela-tives of the esteemed lady most of lt 5 JJ J t r > t S 3It 7 1j < |