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Show I NLY threo days of the present i jjj 1 " car rcma'u an( as a C0Dse" ' l V 3 Qucnc0 everyone is looking for- ( Ts ward to the aunual festivities of r Jtj the Xoir Year's tunc, tbo eve and the rf& , day us well. The plana for welcoming lift I tbo new year aro more cluborato this I 1 year than cvor beforo in local society : 1Jk J snil there are innumerable supper pur- 3 I t'C3 already arranged to last till well, I till time to go home. Dr. and Mrs. .Tack 5jg ! Keith Trill bavo a party of friends at 1 tho Hotel Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-t jfjj tbur L. Thomas, who will bo down from if Elkol. will entertain a largo party at tho same place. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. ' ''arpentpr, who niako their homo there, ijuBt will also have n lari:o party. of friends itSm for a ?s"cw Year's eve supper. Among jmfr others who have invited guests for tho K merry evening are Mr. and Mrs. Dun- Ujjl ""'an Maevichic, Mr. and Mrs. Leo JlS .buries Miller, Mr. and Mr:. llobcrt J. S (ilcndinning. Mr. and Mr. Paul Kcyscr, iffl Mr. and Mrs. T- C. Richmond, .Mr. and Mn. Russell Scbuldcr, Mr. and Mrs. JBW .r. C. Lynch, Mr. and Mr. Charles A. nam Qll,'c- r. an& Mrs. Ituiscl Tracy, ui Mr. ud Mrs. K. L. Sheets aud Mr. and jl Mrs. C. L. Olscn. K r--ilIKRE will bo two teas this after- ju noon at which tho young girls will iff be hostesses. Mis Margaret Collins cn- JH tertninhig at one affair at her Lome ffljl uu II street from o until 7 in honor of i jjM Edmund Kcarnjf. Assisting will bo fw Mrs. Thomas Koarns. Mrs. William vBM O'llriou. The U awn Han troubAdoura 9 will furnish music. The Mibscs Fnrol J9 McClain aud Helen, Tjall will 'givo jHl a tea ui the McClain homo on UM Douglas avenue. Aside from tho H tiiual cafe parties for Xcw Year's IB eve there will be many homo uf- fairs for that evening as well, a not- jH hhc one being the dancing party at H the Kcarns home, at which tho boiis and daughters of tho house will cntcr- tain their friends. The same afternoon HI Mrs. W. J3. Trnughbcr wilj entertain a H few ot her closest friends at a bridge Sr toa at her home in tho Woodruff apart- jH mcuts. The Knights of Columbus will Hjjg give their twelfth annual danco 1-Yiday n evening at the Odcon. Miss Evelyn iB Moylo will cutcrtiiin the young people of the lianunn Phi tiorority at a chafing J H dit-b supper next Thursday avcuing at i B tho Moylu liomc and numeroua seating I I and coasting parties arc arranged by j n youiifr pcoilc for mornings and H cvciiiupb to fill the holiday week with j H merriment. j I OIJXATOK AND MRS. THOMAS 1 & KJ3AKX3 will entertain with a box H party Monday evening at the Colonial to witness tho por- Wm formanco of "The Lottery Man." n Their guests will be Miks Mar- j$j gurct Collins. Miss Kdna Shcppard, HH fisb Iicsh Faddis, Miss Florcnco Mc-Ginnis, Mc-Ginnis, Ulmcr Darling, .1. J. Galligan, Elmer Kcarns, Jr.. David Keith, Cap-lin Cap-lin England and W. G. McGinnis. BiH pTJICSlDEXT AND MRS. J. JI. T. HflB - MAIN of Grinncll. formerly IWI Iowa college, will visit tho Bjjn l'ly on Monday and Tuesday HHB and will be extensively entertained by 191 11,0 graduates and former pupils of tho HHj lollego who arc now living in Salt HH Lake. Present and Mrs. Main will H c the houtio guests of Mr. and Mrs. B Barrette. lOti." Kasi Second Soulh H street. t.ir. aud Mrs. Barrette will givo SL reception .u honor of their distin-BB distin-BB guished guestB at their home Monday evening. Au iuvitatiou is cAtcndcd to H .'ill graduates and former pupils of H Griuiiell college. A number of other HH entertainments will be given for Prcsi-HH Prcsi-HH tTeat and Mrs. Main during their stay in Salt Lake, for which-the details have HWB not yet boon arranged. Hfifll v BfM OOt'IAL activity the past week has HmI ijocn limited in tho main to affairs MB for tbo youngsters of the various house- jHm holds and with the exception of tho big tSljBj dancing affairs toward tbo end of tho week there was httlo to bo called society so-ciety doiuga. Not so for tbo coming j week, for tho Now Year and all .its attendant at-tendant festivities will bring plenty of activity. One of tho main events for tho closing year is the Leap Year dance to bo given tomorrow oveuing in Whitney Whit-ney hall by a bunch of the mos popular pop-ular of the young matrons in society. The affair, whilo quite informal iu tone, is to bo made a really, truly Leap Year dance, aud the girls will do all the honors of the occasion. Tho hostesses will bo Mrs. George Steiner, Mrs. Robert Rob-ert J. Glendinning, Mrs. Ashby D, Clovelaud, Mrs. J. 31. rrcdericltson, Mrs. Leatrr "Freed, Mr?. R. II. Officer, Mrs. T W. Boycr. Mrs. Jay T. Harris and I Mrs. William Keid. a npHE makers of fashions for men are threatening a radical change in tho' wearing apparel of tho sterner sex. especially in the matter of evening clothes, rt is argued that tho ago of the "plain conventional black" is past, and that tho time of ruffles and laces is about to return upon tho earth. There aro of courso many opinions about the fitness and becomingness of men's eluthos, but ono thing is certain that it will bo a long, long da3- before thy avorago man can bo converted to the idea of changing his plain clothca for niffloH. Of course, most married women know that it is hard enough to get any gentle married man into evening clothes as it is, but to put him into a pair of velvot knickerbockers with dainty ruffles ruf-fles around their lower edges will be worth calling a struggle. Tt may well be argued that in viow of tho fact that women go "all to pieces" over (heir drotfsfliakcrsj' doings, that more oncrgj-aud oncrgj-aud ncrvo forco arc expanded over one i evening frock than r man puts into lhc whole subject of clothes for a year, and that when all is said and done tiiiMi'b clothes aro surely as atlractio, as tho3 go, as wornou's, but tho rumor still persists that tho roal fashion leaders lead-ers aro making a strenuous effort to change tho stylos. Ono paper says on iho subject: It is roporlod that. Andro dc Foquicres, tbo famous Pariiau dandy, will tour tho Uaitod. States under the management of Mists Elizabeth Mar-bury, Mar-bury, who is kuown as a "reader"' of plays, for tho purpofee. of instructing Ainericnu S'ocioty men in the latest fashions iu droes. Tkcsc lectured will be illustrated by lantern slides, which will groat ly aid him In hid nilteion of enlightenment. According to tho deciiion of foreign tailors' men's dress ha3 at last been pronounced a "gloomy atrocity, a relic of an ago that is dead and should bo forgotten." Thoy suggest that men havo dressed with frumpish lombcrncss iu tho ballroom ball-room loug enough and recommend that in future thoy adopt grocn, red, blue and brown as sensible substitutes for black. Mite. WILLIAM MATTHEWS of Des Moines, Iowa, whoso picture appears today, is a charming visitor in tho city, a guest at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Stcincr, on Second avenue. Mrs. Matthews is a sister of Mr. Stcincr and is hero with her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Steiuer of Omaha, and her sister, Mits Helen Stcincr. H 4 NEW YEAR S day is to bo observed by local society in tho usual old-fashioned old-fashioned and hospitable way, and numerous nu-merous at-homo parties aro arranged among tho various sets in eocioty. According Ac-cording to army custom, Colouc! and Mrs. irons will receive ail tho officers and ladies of tho garrison at thejr quarters, tho hours being from -J to G, and they have asked a few. friends additional ad-ditional to call at that time. Assisting Colonel and Mrs. Irons will bo Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mrs. W. B. Graham, Mrs. Do Witt, Mrs, E.tlon and Mrs. Rogers. Colonel and Mrs. Frederick Perkins will receive, the officers and ladies of tho post and their friends in the city at their headquarters from 4 until G. Captain and Mrs. TIarkcr will also-rccoivo during dur-ing the lato afternoon hours. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kiscr will bo at home as usual to all their friends during the afternoon aud early evening. Mrs. Yaltcr Stone and Mrs. Yan Fleet will rcccivo their friends in tho evening at the Tennis club. Miss Dean Aldor and Miss llclon Ellcrbcck will receive at the Alder homo on J'rst avenuo from :i Mil G:30 and Miss Mildred Ferguson will bo tho hostess at a similar affair at her homo. m TT MAY BE that tho wiso fathers X who rule over the Jaws of Iho state will devise some means of making people peo-ple moro cornfortablo iu tho theaters bchiud tho enormous plunios aud wicrd headdresses which aro worn today to escape tho wearing of a hat. When tho law prohibiting tho wearing of hala at Iho theater went into effect, tho men, despite tho fact that tho Jaw was framed and introduced by a woman, thought they had tho matter fixed fair-ly fair-ly well. But that was beforo tho day ! of aigrettes and kindred things which adorn tho heads of tho fcmalo theater-i theater-i goers. Wheu a man situ behind ono of those contraptions ho wishes tho wearor theroof had contented herself with a real hat. Thcro in somothiug satisfying satisfy-ing about a tangiblo ploco of headgear. But when it comes to looking through V tho mazo of ono of thoso long paradiso affairs, dodging this way and that lo fiud a spot Hint's thin enough to admit ad-mit of a view, thcro 's .nothing to do but to suffer and givo up tho view entirely. ONE of the interesting events of tho coming week will bo a public pub-lic reception to bo given by tho Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Mary's cathedral cathe-dral to the members of St. Mary's and St. Patrick's parishes and their friends. Thu reception will bo hold Monday evening even-ing from S until 31. at Cathedral hall. Tho mombcrs of tho sodality will ro-ceivo ro-ceivo tho guests and somo special features fea-tures of outcTtainmcut havo been arranged. ar-ranged. INYTTATIONS have been issued by MrB-Georgo Ueed and Mrs. Stauffcr for a bridge tea at tho StaulTcr apartments apart-ments Thursday, Jauuary U. tt it if MISS DOROTHY MARIOXEAUX of this city, who is attending Vassar college, it? attending a Christmas house parly at tho homo of ono of her oollcgo friends, Miss Uottio hinder, at Pcekaktll. N. Y. Miss Liuder and her brother aro entertaining a party of Princeton-aud, Yalo students and Vassar girls for tho holidays. Miss Marion-eaux Marion-eaux will attond tho regular New Year's ovc hop at "West Point. ff O 'r THE Phi Eta Epsilou sorority entertained, enter-tained, with a matiuoo party to wituoss tho pcrformanco of Dnstin Far-num Far-num in "Tho Littlest Rebel," at the Salt Lako theater, Saturday afternoon. Tho party was given in honor of Miss Margaroi McClurc. who is at homo from Miss Bonnet's school in Now York for tho Christmas holidays. Tho party was composed of about thirty. Tho guests were entertained at tea after tho matinee mat-inee at Franklin 's. MLSS RENE REDMAN ontortaincd with an informul rccoptiou Saturday Sat-urday afternoon at her homo on West Toraplo iu compliment to Miss Adcliue Jacobson, ono of tho brides of tho new year. The rooms woro prettily decorated decorat-ed with holly and Christmas colors of red. and green wcro carried' out in the dolails of tho tea. Assisting tho hostess hos-tess wcro Mrs. Loa T. Fidlcr, Miss Ajr-leuo Ajr-leuo Carter and Miss Edna Shophord. Miss Jacobson aud Curtyn F. Parr will bo guests of honor nt a New Year's reception re-ception to bo given by Mr. and Mru. Lon T. Fidlcr. j Weddings and Engagements Several Christmas day weddings wcro announced, among them that of Miss Winnio Schrack of this city and Leo B. Wight of Park City, which took placo at 11 o'clock Christmas morning at tho homo of the bride's sister, Mrs. E. G. Kiddor, t)62 East First South street. Tho ceremony was performed by tho' Rev. P. A. Simp-kin, Simp-kin, tho hrido being attended by her sislor, Miss Lcola Schrack, and Dr. R. E. Wight acting as best man. Airs, Kidder played tho wedding march and music for tho corcmony as well. Later a rccoptiou .was given with a wedding breakfast to about forty friends and rolativcs. Miss Ncllo Henderson and Miss Lola Scovillo a&sistcd at tho ro-coption. ro-coption. Lator tbo brido and bridegroom bride-groom left for a visit to tho brido 's former homo in ScJma, Cal., aud a -visit to othor points of interest, to he away about thrco weeks, after which they will niako their home iu Park City. The brido is well kuown to a circlo of friends in Salt Lako. Mr. Wight is thq rocontly elected, stato senator from Summit count3'.v H An interesting wedding of Christmas evo was that of Miss M'adolino Salon of Rochester and Henry Lloyd Bakor of Pullman, Or. Tho ceremony took place at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hooker, Mr. Baker boing a brother of Mrs. Hooker. Tho Rev. Elmer I. Goshen officiated aud ouly a fow of tho closest friends wcro present. Lator tho young people left to spend tho boll-days boll-days with tho Hookor and Baker families fam-ilies in Spokane, whero Mr. and Mrs. Bakor will mako their home. Anothor wedding' oil Christmas day ' mWw dven tho next ovcuin lUr, to bride's sisters if K HlNellioKnign 9' 0 t'-o year in Blair avcf;J- Mrs. Jennie Gordon U. W ! the ei.gagemcnt of JCT , J thy to Samuel F. vS?J take p,aC0 ?SM Mrs. J Adair Ins a' M$ gagement of llcr daught 5Bt , Vaughn KibmalU''J arnr,go to ho anU0tgWr Mr. and Mrs. I(. C. Vatt uounced tho inarms of iv . KtU to lI,rryD.cU having taken place WiMjt ber 11. They aro now at h2Hr Warren apartments. Mrs. M: Watts announce Jfc mcnt of her daughter UonZXw Walton, son of Wesley Kt' A reception followed the iKTr Miss Sarah Louiso Morton aHfcS: J. Burt at tho honio of MtfS Bnrt Thursday ovcnin. TvJKfcW' was docovatcd in Christij pSBjfi sic was a feature of th w,$EL a wodding euppor followed. ' Jt A protty homo wcadia k. Miss Georgia E. Driver of aud R. II. Taylor of CluawmW at tho Kon3ingtou apartnectjEri' evening. Tho impressive Jft ceremony was performed by IflB! C. 33. Carter o tho LirtiXtfD Molhodist church. Th roBrfe docoralcd iu Christmas colotjBk. f.1 couple stood uudor a lars , Refreshments wcro icned tStj. tho coromony. Only dosj friiK relatives of tho 3'oung poopK I prcsout. Oren Adcock, uliH bride, a prominent mining Calicnto, Nov., was in Siflfoft Tho couple aro at bonis at ftj' M"ark Rccdall announces tlnjMirf'i of his sister, ITclon, to GcrdljV Bowen, which took plate jMjy latif. Tuesday. Tho ceremony formed by tho "Rov. 31. E. Cum ijc anuouueeuiout will como a! to tho friends of tho young iBSu are at homo for tho present Rccdall homo, 329 Mcadhai jjjjfa Mrs. Wm. J. Thomas of SjawKtf announces tho ongngcmfnl Klfti daughter Floroncp to .Toitf'a jjfent (Continued on Folio win; frJfa- 4j (Continued from Preceding Page.) iN uWiuS lo tako tho bride, uo is book-in book-in tbia city, high nooD iu uncdiate rola-j rola-j UisB Millie d at the homo G. Armstrong j. Lea will be ,ds after the South Emory 3. Hardy an-at an-at of ihdir unerl C. Best-plRCo Best-plRCo in 3-ob-:ca M. Green, sco for the Iid- the week few Year's at otuni to San New Year fen-n fen-n the Shimyo I 0 direct to jn trip bororo i reached hero Toronto, Can-ecrram Can-ecrram tolling )f her mother. I the crisis in however, and ith her sister, leaves today rn to Toronto, of Fort Doug-3 Doug-3 bo with his dcrwood, who nt recently as mfinod to her and her two Hug the win-)resdou win-)resdou with no. id they arc u that tho dc-; dc-; Philip G. infc Harry L. Musketry at iled and they uglas for the lown over the Steers, who is Mrs. V. C, runn left, the mi Francisco, ip. They will r Los Angeles at routo with-tid with-tid J. Fabian eek front the bas spent tho !abiau having ;go. Mrs. Fain Fa-in Boston, don and their a slaj- of sev-and sev-and are- again cnuo. iclutosh came in tho wook liall over tho r are on their L a part of the iL'h havo gono bcre they will lio winter. 3 sneuding a in San Dioeo. Lirno with Mr. o'in Los An-gono An-gono to south-tho south-tho Temainder s there, is gone lo the with Mr. and ind their fam-n fam-n has gono cast riatcr vigiting Pennsylvania, gono to Pasa-with Pasa-with Mrs. .Tes-np. .Tes-np. who are and her small California to he winter villi re ou business, id her son Car-roLat Car-roLat home for Portland, Or., visiting Mrs. Ttitcr'r, parents, par-ents, Dr. and Mrs. E. D, Woodruff Mrs. Ifcbor Leo loXfc early in tho week for Sari Francisco, whence sho sailed yesterday tor the oriout to visit the Harold Pitt family. Lawrence Clayton is homo from nu .Arbor to spend tho vacation with his parents, Colonel and Mrs. Nephi W. Clayton. Lieutenant and Mrs. Georgo F. N. Daile3' of Fort Douglas, who has been on u leave of absenco for tho past two months, are expected homo about the iirst of t.ho year. Mrs. Agnc6 B. Dooley and her daughter, daugh-ter, Miss Alice Dooley ,aro hero from Springfield, Ohio, visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Tynoalo at their homo ou Second avenue. Mr. and Mts. A. IT. Do Nike and their small son, recently hero from Denver, Den-ver, have gone to that city, where they aro spending the holidays with Mrs-. De Niko's parents. w Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gould Smith are hero from San Francisco to spend a few weeks with Mr6. Smith's father, W. P. Noble, and Miss Maymo Noble at the Noblo home on Eact South Teni-plo Teni-plo street. ft 4 Mrs. B. D. Miller went to Los Angeles early in the wook to .ioin Mr. Miller and to go lator to San Francisco to visit tbeir daughter. h ft Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Black havo rented their homo on Sixth East stroet and havo gono to the Covci" apartments for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hooker, who havo been hero for tho better part of tho .past year in connection with the National Irrigation congress, havo gone to Spokano to spend the holidays with their parents. The' will "return early in the year. M Mrs. A. v7. North, formerly Miss Davenport Dav-enport of Rowland Hall, is at St. Mark's hospital recovering from a serious; se-rious; operation. Mr. and Mts. Frank Plaistcd have returned to New York aftor a visit with friends here. Mrs. Chester IT. Zengor and her littlo daughter are hero from Los Augoloa to spend tho holidays with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bockstcad and their two daughters aro spending the holidays in toxn with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright of Ogdcn have been spending the holidays -with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wit-beck. Wit-beck. n Mrs. E. R. Yeo is ' hero from Richmond, Rich-mond, Ind., visiting her son, Willard S. Yeo, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. E.' Gl "Hanson and their daughter Alice arc hero, from' Eureka, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kimball. Kim-ball. a- Mrs. A, B. Clino and her children bavo gono to Los Angeles for I ho rest of tho winter. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Richardson have gouo to southern California for a six weeks' stay with friends thoro. Mrs. Charles T. Murphy came up from Losr Angoles to spend tho holidavs holi-davs visiting tho Dunbar family horo. ' Warner Morrison will lcavo Monday on the Overland Limited for Andovcr, wbero be is attouding school, aftor a visit to. his parents, Mr. and Mnj. Soth M. Morrison, for tho Christmas holidays. W. .T. Smith and Jack DTawea left last week for Los Antroles. Tbcy will mako a lour of California and prob-ablv prob-ablv will be gono two months. Mrs. E. Hawxhurst has returned from a visit to loiva. -j Miss Pearl -Margarot Sahlin of Chicago, Chi-cago, whoso engagement to Harold Norton Nor-ton Deskj' was recently announced, is spending a few weeks in tho city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Desky. Miss Margaret Parsons of Mount Pleasant is spending tho holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mm. A. H. Parsons. Par-sons. o , Mrs. E. B. Coman has returned to her homo in Portland aftar a visit to her daughter, Mra. F. C. Schramm. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ia Sicgol have gone east to spend .soveral wook3. " Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Whito and children nrc hero from Eaglo, Colo., spending tho holiday season wth tlieir parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Billings. Mrs. Clayton "Vnu Kurcn Smith of Potoffi mino. Las Veuaa. Nov., is spending spend-ing tho holidavs with Mr. and Mrs. iw S. Cnmphell in the Kensington ajwi.-monts. ajwi.-monts. Mr. Smith will join her ?ow Year's day. Dr. Aencs Winzell has returned from the east and is located at tho Tvcnyon hotel for tho winter. H Miss Margaret McClurc and Mitis Svbol Walker, who are homo for thu holidays from Mias Bonnott's school in New York, will loavofor their return re-turn to flchool next Sunday. Club Notes Tho members of tho TJtab: Mothers ' congress and of the Froebel society are making preparations- for the coming oi Miss Eoborta Flotchor to deliver a so-ries so-ries of lectures on tho Moutessori system sys-tem of education. Miss Fletcher comes to Salt Lake early in January and mil deliver three lectures at the 1'irst Congregational Con-gregational church and two demonstrations demonstra-tions of tho methods at "Ctcrnoon gath-orings gath-orings on Tuesday and Wednesday Jan uary 7 and S. Tho demonstrations will he for parents and teachers, one i at lowland low-land Hall and tho other at tho University Uni-versity of Utah. Miss Fletcher will bo tho Kuost 'of honor at a reception M0n; dav, January 6, at tho homo of Irs. V S. "McComick. .f . . . Tho current events and current literature lit-erature section of IboXadios' Literary club wilL moot; noxt Friday aftoroooii at tho chtbhouse. at the usual time. Mrs. ;-rVarS. Ierri,l wJH Kive a paper on i lie Cause and Beginnings of the Balkan Bal-kan War." Mrs. C. H. Blanchard will' review "The Coward of Thermopylae," by Caroline Sncdekor. Miss Janet Williamson Wil-liamson will furnish the music. ' "Wto study club of tho American Woman's leaguo in parliamentary law and civics will hold its regular meeting meet-ing on Thursday, January- 2, at 21S South Main street. Mrs. A. J. Johnson is tho director of this studv and Mrs. Holon A. Weinberger is director of the German study club. M The Seekors' Literary club wilt moot on Tuosday afternoon with Mrs. Vermillion Ver-million nt her homo. J 01 Ninth East street. Mrs. E. C. McCnllow will read a papcr on "The Panama Canal" and thero will bo tho usual review of current cur-rent events and quotations. H Tho members of tho College club will hold a meeting next Thursday aftor-noon'with aftor-noon'with Miss Dorothy Weber at her homo on P street. M H The P. E. 0. sisterhood will meet next Saturday afternoon with Mrs. William Wil-liam C. Druehl at her home. Mrs. Watts' will givo a book review and Mrs. Max-Gon Max-Gon 'will reviow current events. u Tho Bay "View Reading club will meet Monday aflernoon with Miss Leona. Sullivan, 122 N tstreet Thelos-con Thelos-con will be given by section three; tho magazine review will be given by section sec-tion fjve; a paper on "Simon Bolivar, Liberator," will bo given by Mrs. Grant Brown; current events will "be reported by Mrs. Ira D. TraviE. i Tho following monthly roporfc has been submitted to St. Mark's Hospital Charity association by Miss Eose Korous, visiting nurse: Number of cases, 40; number of one-half days clays nursing, 22; number of visits, 136; number sent to hospital, 1; number num-ber remaining undercare, 9; number supplied with medicine, 10; number oup. plied with surgical dressings, 6; milk supplied, 60 quarts. in Tho Browning section of the Ladies Literary club was entertained Saturday Satur-day at luncheon by Mrs. N. B. Whito in tho Prescott apartments. The regular reading followed. Mrs. Lulu I. Shepard will deliver au address at the meeting of tho Mon-dav Mon-dav night club this week on "A Broader "Vision." The mocting will bo held at the home of Mrs. J. Cecil Alter and Mrs. Emma G. Bledsoe, 132 North Stato street. Miscellaneous Events Mrs. Robert B. Chambers entertained a large number of friends at 500 Saturday Sat-urday afternoon at the Poory hotel. Christmas decorations wero carried out. Tho alunmao chaptor of tho Thota TJpsilou sorority entertained with a bridge tea at tho sorority houso Saturday Sat-urday afternoon. The house was prettily pret-tily decorated and many of tho friends of tho young women were ontertaiuod during tho aftornoon. 4 (4 An olaborate card party was given by tho Ladies Auxiliary to Council S, U. C. T., Thursday evening at tho home of Mrs. F. G. Brooks, 1814 South Fifth East, (500 being tho game). Tho hall was beautifully draped with a large American flag, while Christmas bells and evergreen were artistically arranged ovor bars on the chandeliers. Refreshments woro servod at 11 o'clock. Miss Alta Surline gavo a party Thursday evening in honor of Herbert Low. Tho evening was spent in playing play-ing cards, after which supper was served. Among tho guoBt3 present were tho Mjbsos Holcn and Gortrndo Galbraith. Blanche Bolmau and Ellen Whcclor, 'Moutie Alley, Wallace Mod- noy, John Drummond and Herbert Low. m Mr3. Henry C. Hoffman will givo a dancing party in honor of her daughter, daugh-ter, Miss Naomi Hoffman, at the Ladies Literary clnb Wednesday evening, even-ing, dancing to begin at 7 o'clock. Invitations havo been issued for sixty guests. Mrs. M. T. BraBSott will entertain the Quingeta club Tuesday aftornoon at her homo 007 First avenue. |
