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Show NOVEMBER, with its rustle of fall ing leaves, sighing the final re-quicm re-quicm of the dead summer time, is here Soon the glorious Indian summer wilJ , be succeeded by the glad Thanksgiving season, suggestive of peace and plenty November 's frowning joy. The month was payly inaugurated I last week by a series of entertainment: .grouped into a festival known as "The jrf-'ity of Beautiful Nonsense" at the r Auditorium under the auspices of the Ladies' Literary club, Thursday and Friday. A successful bridge tea anc vaudeville entertainment on Thursday and a cabaret luncheon and ball on Friday were the main features. All were largely attended and a nice sum was raised for the benefit of the club A LARGE number of the graduates o: St. Mary's academy gathered a' their alma mater yesterday afternoon and evening for the annual reunion. A business meeting was, held at 4:30 o'clock in the parlors of the academyj followed by benediction by the Right Rev. Joseph S. Glass, C. M. B. D., in the academy chapel. A reception for new members of the alumnae association associa-tion after the chapel services immediately immedi-ately preceded a banquet at 6:3U in the banquet hall. The reception rooms were decorated la chrysanthemums and potted plants. The banquet room was adorned with strings of pumpkins suspended from the ceiling and vases of yellow chrysanthemums chrysanthe-mums arranged about the room. Toe table was in the form of an "A," standing for alumnae. The alumnae colors, col-ors, yellow and blue, were developed with yellow chrysanthemums in low bowls, with blue tulle extending over the cloth. The place cards had the monogram of the association motto, A. M. D. C. embossed in gold. Mrs. William Jeffers of Omaha, who canf especially for the reunion, was toastmistress and introduced the toast-givers toast-givers in a clever way. following was ie programme: "Ad Ma jorum Deo Golorium,1 the erv Rev. P. M. Oushnahan, V. U.j Our Bishop,'1 Miss Emma "Warren; "Tho. Busy Alumnae,'' Mips Blanch Marks; "Welcome to the (lassos of .1916 and 1917," -Miss Estella Kane, the responses to be made by Miss Sadie Breining, '1(3, and' Miss Helen Harris, "17; "Alma Mater,'' Miss Ethel Bixby. Bishop Glass addressed the alumnae immediately following the toasts. The guests of honor were the Right Rev. Joseph S. Glass, C. M. D. D.; the Very Rev. P. M. Cushnahan of Ogden; the Rev. J. M. Sullivan, S. M., and the class of 1016-17, including Miss Emily Bertiu, Miss Larue Bolcy, Miss Gertrude Ger-trude Broen, Miss Hanoi Goins, Miss Helen Harris, Miss Veronica Jenkins, Miss Marguerite Kelly, Miss Mary Mc--Andrcws, Miss Ruby Penn, Miss Virginia Vir-ginia Raraey' and Miss Aileen Vance. Covers were laid for fifty. The committee on arrangements included: in-cluded: Banquet, Mrs. Freeman Bas-sett, Bas-sett, chairman; Miss Anna Rotzler and Mrs. dames Ivers, Jr. Decorating, Mrs. Marsh B. Boothby, chairman; Miss Florence Sullivan and Miss Mary T. Hughes. Press, Miss Ethel Bixby. Mu-fic, Mu-fic, Miss Adene Brownley, chairman; Mis. Edward McGurriu and Miss Marion Ma-rion Bruneau. The officers of the association are: Mrs. P. J. O 'Carroll, president; Miss Anna Rotzlcr, vice president; Miss Ethel Eth-el Bixby, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Freeman Bassett, assistant secretary-treasurer. secretary-treasurer. ' MR. AND MRS. HAROLD DATNES entertained with a dancing party last night at their home in the Miller apartments, in compliment to Miss Marguerite Mar-guerite Daynes, who will leavo this week Nfor Los Angeles, where she will be mar-led mar-led to Charles Baldwin. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Chris Christensen, some time during November. The guests at the dancing party included in-cluded the young friends of tho guest of honor. Dancing was enjoyed in the ballroom of the apartment house, and supper was served in the Daynes apartment. apart-ment. A bowl of yellow chrysanthemums chrysanthe-mums was the centerpiece for tho table. Miss La Von Sharp gave an Orpheum party Wednesday for Miss Daynes, followed fol-lowed by tea at Franklin's. MRS. RALPH SCOTT entertained with a kitchen shower at her home in the Pauline apartments yesterday afternoon. The decorations were in green and white. Whito carnations aud ferns were used in all of the rooms, with a large basket of tho blossoms and greens on the tea table. The hostess was assisted by Mrs, E. L. Perkes and Miss Margaret McDonough. The guests included, besides the guest of honor, Mrs. Katharine Farrell, Mrs. J. R. Hall, Mrs. E. L. Perkes, Mrs. Ing Chambcrlin, Mrs. F, E. Boyer, Mrs. J. T. Potts, Miss Florence Hausler and Miss Margaret McDonough. RS. EDWIN F. HOLMES, who will leave next Friday for Pasadena to spend the winter, entertained yester-da' yester-da' at another of her beautifully ap-v II SLBt AVIV r . J , S l 4 ' f t, , 2?. p I U H VtfS4f i . v 71 1 i I ' . i ' 4 ' f ' a i a 1 : V "Vr: i,jT" 1 f r . ' , M I visipk 7 , ?.x Irj ytu v s 1 1 l , r H I ' k ";" i I l i' oVsv-' Ah:tfr - i I I L V v- m; -v 4vtA'' s x ' u i I' , Vr.V i.vs. , Mrs. Simon Bamberger, whose portrait appears above, is prominently identified with the clubs and charitable organizations of the city and state. Mr. and Mrs. Bamberger and their family maintain a permanent home in Salt Lake City, where they reside the year round. Since 1911 Mrs. Simon Bamberger has been supervisor of the art department of the Utah State fair. Mrs. Bamberger is also well known for her charitable and philanthropic work throughout through-out the state. Photo by Hust, Monroe Studio. pointed luncheons, of which she has given a number during the fall at Amelia Ame-lia palace. The guests included Mrs. Thomas Kcarns, Mrs. J. E. Cos griff, Mrs. George Holman, Mrs. John Weir, Jr., Mrs. W. C. Alexander, Mrs. Theodore Amussen, Mrs. W. P. Riser, Mrs. William D. Donoher, Mrs. T. W. Boyer, Mrs. Claud W. Freed, Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs. J. L. Franken, Mrs. W. H. Child and Mrs. Fred C. Dern. MRS. CLARENCE BAMBERGER entertained with a pretily appointed ap-pointed tea yesterday afternoon at her home on East South Temple street in compliment to Miss Dorothy Bamber-, ger, who will leave soon for New York. Yellow chrysanthemums, combined with fall flowers in lavender shades, wero used to decorate the room. The centerpiece for the tea table was a miniature fountain surrounded by fellow fel-low roses. Assisting in receiving were Mrs. J. E. Bamberger and Mrs. George T. Odell. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. H. P. Kirtley, Mrs. Charles Stimpson, Mrs. Paul Keyser and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. Bam-berger. A number of young society girls and matrons assisted in serving. A NUMBER of Salt Lakers, including includ-ing Governor Spry and staff, wil. aUend the annual charity ball of the Martha society in Ogden November 15. The ball is the most brilliant social function of the scasou in that city and each year is honored by the attendance of the governor and members of the staff with their wives. It is customary for the governor to lead the grand march with the president of the society, j This year tho function promises to be more brilliant than ever and all the members of the society are working hard to make it a notable success. The Martha society comprises thirty of the most prominent society women of Ogden Og-den and was organized nine years ago for benevolent purposes. One of its leading purposes is the maintenance of the Martha Day nursery and home, 1 where an enrollment of fifty-seven chil-i dren is- cared for. ; The members of the society are Mrs. Ezra C. Rich, Mrs. A. P. Hibbs, Mrs.: Joseph E. Wright, Mrs. Ralph Bristol,! Mrs. E. A. Littlcfield, Mrs. Richard! Hume, Mrs. T. Lester Reynolds, Mrs. I E. F. Bratz, Mrs. A. P. Bigelow, Mrs. H. C. Bigelow, Mrs. William Wright, I Mrs. Mary E. Fitzgerald, Mrs. H. H. I Spencer, MrB. Edward M. Conroy, Mrs. Thomas D. Dee, Mrs. D. C. Ecules, Mrs. R. B. Porter, Mrs. William Eccles, Mrs. W. H. Wattis, Mrs. E. 0. Wattis, Mrs. Joseph Scovvoroft, Mrs. J. S. Lewis, Mrs. Hugh Woods, Mrs. Thompson Korn, Mrs. Nina Smith Rowe, Mrs. Frank Driggs, Mrs. Ad Kuhn. MRS. E. B. PALMER entertained at bridge luncheon yesterday at hor home on K street. The decorations were in yellow and white chrysanthemums. Covers were laid for eight. Luncheon was followed by cards. MISS BELLE TYREE and Miss, Ethel Tyree entertained at tea yes-; tcrday afternoon at their home in the Buckingham apartments, in honor of Mrs. William D. Fowler of Trinidad,1 B. W. I. Sixty guests were received in-: formally from 4 until 6 o'clock. The decorations were iu yellow ; chrysanthemums and yellow tulle. The! hostesses were assisted by Mrs. C. C. Parsons, Jr., Mrs. A. L. Moreton, Miss Ruth Spence and Mrs. Thomas M. Fitz-patrick. Fitz-patrick. Two little folks, Arthur Bywa-ter Bywa-ter and Virginia Parsons, received the guest cards at the door. MTSS EDNA EDWARDS and Miss Ella Neilson entertained the Undine Un-dine club and a few other friends at the Edwards home on B street yesterday yester-day afternoon, in compliment to Mis? Lillian McFarland, a November bride. The parlors were decorated in pink aiyl white chrysanthemums. The tea table had a cluny cover over pink, with a crystal bowl of pink cosmos in the center. The hostesses were assisted by their mothers, Mrs. J. E. Edwards and Mrs. H. S. Neilson, Miss Ruth Edwards Miss Claire Edwards, Miss Rao McFarland and Mrs. M. M. Saxton. Thirty-six guests were in attendance. MISS MAUD MAY BBCOCK was at home at 273 Eleventh East street j'osterday afternoon, in compliment compli-ment to Mrs. John A. Widtsoe, wife of the new president of the University of Utah. The decorations were in chrysanthemums chry-santhemums in the rich fall shades. MR. AND MRS. F. S. MURPHY entertained en-tertained with a dancing party at the Country club last night. Autumn leaves and flowers formed the attractive attrac-tive decorations. A late supper was served. The guests numbered forty. MISS EDYTHE SWAIN entertained at a kitchen shower and tea yesterday yes-terday afternoon at her home on M street, in compliment to Miss Ada Barbara Bar-bara Steele, a fall bride. The decorations decora-tions were in yellow and bronze chry santhemums, which were arranged in a crystal bowl on the tea table. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. C. S. Swain and Mrs. J. A. Steele. Thirty guests were in attendance, including graduates of the commercial class of the West high school of 1915. MR. AND MRS. V. R. MADSEN will give a dinner at the Hotel Utah this afternoon in honor of the birthday of P. W. Madsen. The guests, besides the guest of honor, will include: Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Lund, Dr. and Mrs. O. R, Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. II. Harry Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Meredith, P. W. Madsen, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Ingrebretsen. AN Orpheum party followed by supper sup-per at the Hotel Utah grill was given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Lewi in compliment to Mrs. G. A. Lozier of Butte, Mont. Mrs. Lozier will leave for home this week after spending several sev-eral weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Evenis ol Coming Week Mrs. Ira K. Humphreys will entertain at tea at her quarters at Fort Douglas tomorrow afternoon. St. Mark 's guild will give a large card party at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gayford, .106 Third avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. B. O. Mecklenburg will entertain enter-tain the Crystal Bridge club at her home in the Mecklenburg apartments Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Siginond Poritzky, who were recently married, will be at homo to their friends this afternoon at the home of the bridegroom's parents, 149 East Kinth South street. Mrs. James B. McEnany will give a large bridge tea at the Hotel Utah Thursda y. Miss Lvdia Alder, Miss Ruth Allen. Miss Helen Woodruff and Miss Hester Beebe will entertain with a dancn Friday Fri-day night at the home of Miss Beebe on G street. Mrs. J. E. Cosgriff has issued invitations invi-tations for a tea Wednesday afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock at her home on East South Temple street. The Neighborhood Card club will be entertained by Mrs. Clarence Warnock Wednesday afternoon, November 14. Mrs. Harry Bracken will entertain the Players' Bridge club at luncheon at the Newhouso hotel Tuesday afternoon. after-noon. The pledges of the Sigma Chi fraternity fra-ternity will" entertain at a dancing party par-ty Saturdav night at the chapter house on East First South street in honor of the members of the fraternity. The Pi Klappa Alpha fraternity will entertain at a dancing party Friday evening. ? Miss Jennie Breckou will entertain Saturday afternoon at her home in the Hollywood apartments at bridge tea in honor of Miss Lillian McFarland. The Inho dub will meet Monday evening with the president, Miss Thalia Coffman, to arrange for the annual dance of the club. Mrs. E. M. Hcchler will entertain the Busy Twelve club Wednesday at her home, 919 South Second West street. The membors of the Germania- club will hold their annual bazaar and dance at their rooms in F. O. E. hall on the evening of November 25. All are invited. in-vited. ' Mrs. A. F. Wilson will entertain the Thursday club November 16 at . her home on Emerson avenue. The Congenial Thirteen club will be entertained by Mrs. D. S. Tall Thursday Thurs-day afternoon at her home, 7-13 North West Temple street. A dinner will be given by the -Alta club Tuesday evening. J. E. O. Hanke will entertain at dinner din-ner Monday evening at tho Hotel Utah. A number of the 3'oung society people will be guests. Mrs. Charles Rose will entertain at luncheon Wednesday on Eighth avenue in honor of Mrs. W. Conrad Snow, who will leave Sunday for Hobart, Tasmania, Tasma-nia, to make her home. Miss Dot Young will give a luncheon for Mrs. Snow Thursday and she will be the guest of honor' at a bridge party to be given by Mrs. F. W. Sudbury Friday. Miss Rose Jessee will entertain at cards Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Marguerite Daynes, a fall bride. Mrs. Fred Cutler will entertain Wednesday Wed-nesday afternoon in compliment to Miss Daynes. A reception in compliment to Archbishop Arch-bishop Edward Hanna of San Francisco will be given at the Ladies' Literary club November 24 by the Catholic Woman 'b league. The Social Luncheon club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. L. Snow, 1115 First avenue, at 1 o 'clock Wednesday afternoon. "Piccadilly, Ltd.," will give the first of its season's dances at the Ladies' Literary club next Saturday evening. Weddings anJ Engagements Mr. and Mrs. John Dorins announce the engagement of their daughter, Sena, to William Francis Beer, son of Dr. W. F. Beer. The wedding will take place November 25. Miss Vivian Beer will be maid of honor; Mrs. T. C. Stayner, matron ma-tron of honor; Miss Geneva McClellan and Miss Kathryn Clinton, bridesmaids. Lucile Marie Dorins and Lou Jennings will be flower girls. H. Gordon Jennings Jen-nings will be best man. The following account of the wedding of a popular young army officer formerly former-ly stationed at Fort Douglas, from a Springfield, Mass., paper, will be of interest in-terest in Salt Lake: When some local historian sees fit to chronicle events which have taken place in the beautiful Gothic structure which has housed the Unitarians Uni-tarians of this city for many years, weddings will form a conspicuous portion of the tale. The latest bride to speak her vows under the high, vaulted ceiling of the Church of Unity is Miss Frieda Powers, who last night become Mrs. Pardee, wife of Captain Austin Myron Pardee, Twentieth infantry, TL S. A. Owing Ow-ing to the bridegroom's connection with the regular army, local society had anticipated a military wedding and there was disappointment, especially espe-cially among the younger set, that the necessity of his brother officers' being kept on duty in Texas prevented pre-vented Captain Pardee from having hav-ing them with him last night and thus giving a distinctively military atmosphere to the event. Seldom is seen a fairer bride than last night's, in her gown of white tulle, satin imperial and silver, with which she wore rose point lace, an inheritance from her grandmother. Her tulle veil was put on with an extremely high upstanding ruche of tulle at the back, caught with a circlet of orange blossoms and the soft folds of the filmy tulle fell over the long Watteau train of satin. Captain and Mrs. Pardee left by motor for a brief wedding trip, the bride going away in a tailored suit of midnight blue, with which waj worn a green aud blue feather turban. tur-ban. Before going on to their new homo iu El Paso,-they will return here for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Powers. . A. H. Snow announces the engagement of his daughter, Gertrude Eleanore, to F. C- Bassett, Jr. The wedding will taie place earlv in December. The following announcement from a Los Angeles paper will bo of interest iu Salt Lake: Formal announcement is today made of the engagement of Miss Marian Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Edward Moore of No. 2626 South Figueroa street, to Edgar Ed-gar K. Brown, attorney of this city and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brown of No. 352S Abbott place. The wedding will take place at West Adams Presbyterian church early in December. Mr. Moore is a retired financier of Salt Lake and is well known in the northwest, and his only daughter is a talented girl, gifted with a voice which ! makes her a valuable acquisition to musical, as well as social, circles. Mr. Brown, who was graduated from the University of Southern California aud Yale law schools, was a partner of the late Judge D. K. Trask. He is a member of the Sierra Madre and Athletic clubs, also Sigma Chi and Masonic fraternities. fra-ternities. Announcement has been received by friends in Salt Lake of the marriage of Dr. Frank Lee Niles, formerly of this city, to Miss Pauline Heigham in New York. The wedding took place October 11. Dr. Niles is now interne at St. Luke's hospital in New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schluter announce the engagement .of their daughter, Emma Myrtle, to Fred Kasteler, tho marriage to take place in November. A prominent society wedding of the past week was that of Miss Norinne Thompson and Harold Ross Brown, which took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Thompson, on East South Temple street. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are now east on a wedding trip. Thev will make their home in this city. ! Miss Jane Darling and Dale Lang-well Lang-well Smith were married Tuesday evening even-ing at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Darling, on Third avenue. The couple have gone to the coast on a honeymoon trip. They will be at home in the Hillcrest apartments apart-ments after November lo. Miss Alice Cathryn Farrell and Charles Weir Bice will be married Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Peck announce the engagement of their granddaughter, Miss Gladys Berry, to H. Tracy Fowler, Fow-ler, which "took place Wednesday. The couple will be at home after November 7 at 873 Washington street. j The marriage of Miss Gladys IT. j Christensen and Charles A. Trump took place Wednesday at the home of the j bridegroom 's parents. 449 Eighth East street. Bishop Joseph Christensen performed per-formed the ceremony. The couple will be at home in Bountiful aiter November Novem-ber 15. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Botsford announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Josephine Scott, to Eugene Everett Gooding of Spokane, Wash. The wedding wed-ding will take place at St. Paul's church the latter part of November. Personal Miss Gladys Richmond will leave Friday Fri-day for New York and other eastern i cities. Mrs. Reed Smoot is visiting in Provo for a few weeks. Miss Adelaide Woodruff will leave 1 for Boston today to visit Miss Sibyl : Walker and other friends. I Mrs. William Jeffers arrived Friday from Omaha to attend the annual reunion re-union of the alumnae of St. Mary's academy. Mrs. Jeffers is the guest of Mrs. Fi-ed Davidson, 414 Thirteenth East Btreot. , Mr. and Mrs. B. Walker Salisbury will leave Tuesday for New York, where they will remain a month. Miss Maud Fitch has returned to her home in Eureka, after a week's visit 1 with Mrs. F. C. Schramm. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Boden Boothby are now at home at the Hillcrest apartments. apart-ments. Mrs. William McSorley and Mrs. M. J. McGill have returned from a visit to Park Citv. i Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kelly have gone to Riverside, Cal., to make their home. Miss Marearet Hamilton of Pocatello is visiting Mrs. M. V. Rogers. Mrs. J. Rosenbloom of the Sampson Samp-son apartments has returned from a several sev-eral weeks' trip to tho east. Mrs. E. J. Fiddy has returned to Butte, Mont., after' a six weeks' visit to Mrs. S. J. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington E. Lake have returned from a visit to Chicago. Mrs. Roger W. Powers has arrived home from a six- weeks' visit to Burlington Burling-ton and Des Moines. Iowa, and Chicago. Miss Kendall Fran eke left last week (Continued on Page Three.) Two charming trifles, whose engagements are announced today. (Continued from Page One for Twin Falls, Idaho, to remain until after the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Sigmond Porizky are at home in the Hillerest apartments. CMrs. H. N. Wood has gone to Kansas City to spend the winter with her daughter. daugh-ter. Mrs. H. N. Mayo left last week for Bozeman, Mont., to spend, a few. weeks witb Mrs. Nelson Story. Mrs. J. D. Woolsey has returned to her home in Los Angeles, after a visit to relatives and friends in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Melntyre have returned from their ranch at Alberta, Al-berta, Canada, where they spent the summer. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Derek and small daughter have returned from a short stay in Los Angeles and San Diego. Mr. 8.0 d Mrs. W. W. Taylor are at home after a several months' trip. Mrs. Taylor has been visiting on the Pacific coast and Mr. Taylor has been east. Mrs. Glenn R. Bothwell has returned from a visit to New Rochelle, 111. Mrs. C. H. Stevenson has returned from a visit of several months to New Sound, Wash. Mrs. Percy T. Sadler left last week ior wew ioric, to visit ner sister, Mrs. Herman A. Prosser. Mrs. J. Benton Leggett has returned from St. Louis, where she left her daughter, daugh-ter, Hebe, in school. Lieutenant and Mrs. Duncan Grant Richart and children are at the home of Mrs. Richart 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. McConantrhy. Lieutenant Riehart has just returned from the border, and Mrs. Richart and children from a visit to Missouri. Mrs. 0. S. Ross of Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. Charles T. Frantz,1 who will leave soon tn make her home in Chicago, Chi-cago, are visiting at the home of their brother, Fred J. Day, 75 H street. " Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Goddard left the latter part of the week for San Fran-eisco, Fran-eisco, where they will spend the win-ter. win-ter. Mrs. C. N. Leatherbury and son are hero visiting Mrs. Leatherbury 's mother, Mrs. I. D. Boley. Mrs. Frank J. Davis has returned to her home in Superior, Wis., after a visit to Mrs. Abner Luman in the Brans-ford Brans-ford apartments. Mrs. Leah Paul Westhill of Los Angeles, An-geles, daughter of the late Captain Adam Ad-am Paul, is at the Craig apartments to remain until December 1, when she will be joined by her husband, Dr. John Westhill, and return home. Mrs. Pauline Sands and niece, Miss Beulah Halleubeck, are now at home at 710 East South Temple street. Mrs. Isadore Mayer is convalescing from her recent serious illness at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Cris-nion. Cris-nion. Mrs. Ranch S. Kimball of Chicago is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Or-son T. Rogers. She expects to remain for the, winter. $ Mrs. C. W. Primrose, accompanied bv her sister. Miss Mary Jolliffe, and brother, Harvey Joliffe, left at noon yesterday for Des Moines, Iowa, to attend at-tend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. J. J. Jolliffe. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McDonald of Salt Lake City and W. II. Albortson of Og-den Og-den are spending several weeks in Southern South-ern California and at present are at Arrowhead Ar-rowhead Spring?. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Warner wero in Los Angeles during the past week, at the Hotel Lankershim. Among well-known residents of Salt Lako visiting Los Angeles during the rat week, at Hotel Clark, were: Frank W. Becraft. Joseph L. Davnes, Jr., Edward Ed-ward E. Jenkins, Mrs. J. Will Gray, Jud-son Jud-son Grav. Mrs. S. Salmenson and children will leave today for New York and other eastern cities, to be gone two or three months. Miscellaneous Events Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas were host I and hostess at a Halloween dinner at their home last Sunday evening. The table was beautifully decorated in vel-low vel-low chrysanthemums and ferns. Place cards and favors were carried out in Halloween devices. Present, besides the host and hostess, were Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jonker, Mr. and Mrs. John Donahue, Dona-hue, Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mcflale. Mrs. Thomas was assisted by her mother, Mrs. M. Mathis. Mrs. M. P. Culver entertained at her home, '23 Hillerest apartments, at a luncheon Wednesday aitornoon in hono-1 hono-1 of her sister, Miss Kathryu Witlhoff of St. Joseph, Mo. The table had a large cut glass vase holding white chrysanthemums chrysan-themums as a centerpiece. The ices and confections were in green and white. Covers were laid for the guest of honor, Mrs. John Jimpson, Jr., Mrs. John T. Began, Mrs. E. Dorius, Mrs. Gushing, Mrs. R. Hoffliines, Mrs. J. M. Ilavs. Mrs. Sam Whittle, Mrs. Carl March, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. H. W. Brown, Mrs. Beunion, Miss Marie Bo-gan, Bo-gan, Miss Helen Culver, Miss Dean Whittle. The Modern Priscilla Sewing club j was entertained at luncheon last Thursday Thurs-day by Mrs. Jennie Fafek. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Thomas Bult. The Iota Sigma girls entertained Tuesday evening at their house on East Second South with a Halloween party. The rooms were decorated for the occasion. oc-casion. Music and dancing were fea-, tures of the evening. Luncheon was : served. The guests were Miss Mae Williams, Miss Adeline Brandt, Miss Pauline Taylor, Tay-lor, Miss Myrtle Rich, Miss Glenna Welch, Miss 'Eliza Fvffe, Spencer Webb, Raymond Gillis, Decker Little, O. M. Olsen, Seymour Spencer, Lewis Rowc and Barlow Fox. Miss Edna Donnelly entertained at No. 19 Eagle Gate apartments Tues- day evening. Members of her club and other friends were guests at a Halloween Hal-loween party. A t(i300' party was given at the home of Mrs. Johnson on Second West street Tuesday afternoon in honor of the Wilkes club. The home was decorated deco-rated in Halloween colors. The reception recep-tion room was in yellow. In the dining din-ing room, where luncheon was served from small tables, yellow and black was used. Twenty club members were entertained. en-tertained. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. H. 0. Langenbacker. Mrs. Hyrum Langenbacker will entertain enter-tain the club at the next meeting. Mrs. Louis Levinc entertained at her home, 121 North West Temple, Tuesday evening at a Halloween costume cos-tume party in honor of her little daughter, daugh-ter, Edith. The home was decorated in black and orange, and pumpkin and autumn au-tumn leaves were in evidence. The reception re-ception hall was lighted with 'mot toed jack o' lanterns. A buffet supper was served. The evening was spent in games, music and dancing. The gueBts numbered forty. Among those present was the junior choir ot St. Mark's cathedral, of which Miss Levino is a member. Punch was served during the evening by Mrs. Clark and Miss Ruby Jones. Assisting in the dining1 din-ing1 room were Mrs. J. L. Kelly, Mrs. Edna Pratt and Mrs. Gregory. Miss Dorothy Woodman and Miss Thursel Drage entertained with a Halloween Hal-loween party Monday night in the Fairmont Fair-mont apartments. Mrs. Clavton V. Smith entertained at Umfheon Thursday at her home, 14E) ! North Main street. Covers were laid for twelve. The decorations were in violets and the favors were violets. Mrs. F. Judd entertained at dinner last evening at her home in the Covey apartments in honor of Mrs. C. N. Leatherbury. Red roses formed tbn decoration for the dinner table and were favors for the women guests. Covers Cov-ers were laid for six. A Halloween dancing party was given Tuesday evening by Miss Edna Sullivan Sulli-van at her home on Emery street. A scheme of yellow and black, with Halloween Hal-loween novelties and jack o' lanterns was used for decorations. A large crystal crys-tal vase of white and gold chrysanthemums chrysanthe-mums formed the centerpiece" of the luncheon tabln, while the place cards and favors bore effective Halloween de signs. Miss Sullivan was assisted during dur-ing the evening bv her mother, Mrs. D. A. Sullivan, and Mrs. A. Davis. The guests were Miss Ada Steele, Miss Theresa Winters, Miss Florence Haight Miss Sadie B reining, James D. Reinard, Charles R. Juhlin, Fred G. Breining, Clifford Ilorspool and Joseph Zinthorf ter. ! Miss Olive Snow was hostess at a ! party on Wednesday evening when she entertained the members of the B. G. club at her home on Canyon road. The house was decorated with delicate pink chrysanthemums. The dining room was attractive with Halloween decorations. A cafeteria supper was the feature of the evening, after which the girls played a number of selections on the ukulele. The twelve members were present. Miss Snow was assisted by her sister, Miss Virginia Snow, and Miss Gladys Barker. I i The members of Du Chat Noir Bridge I club were entertained Thursday afternoon after-noon bv Mrs. J, H. Kendricks at her home, f) Debs court. Luncheon was served following the games. Mrs. E. II. Graham will entertain the club November Novem-ber 16. The A Volonte club entertained at a costume Halloween party at the home of Miss Ruth Giles, on Fifteenth street, : . W-. ' club at ner nome on L-anyon roan, job , W PWW The Modern Priscilla Sewing club house was decorated with delicate pink JwTNT fVrr' .-'fMyS was entertained at luncheon last Thurs- chrysanthemums. The dining room was VV MrV 1 - day bv Mrs. Jennie Fafek. The next attractive with Halloween decorations. rNl' yZ'l meeting will be with Mrs. Thomas Bult. A cafeteria supper was the feature of V - the evening, after which the girls Vr-lT S ' -VV The Iota Sigma girls entertained Pjaved a number of selections on the VTWy x WV, l Tuesday evening at their house on East ulele Ihe twelve members were J t " J S Second' South with a Halloween party. Present. Miss Snow was assisted by ' PrlfJ The rooms were decorated for the oc- sister, Miss .Virginia Snow, and f V& 2 sion. Music and dancing were fea- Mlss ladys Barker. sm--' , tures of the evening. Luncheon was . , ft 1 'Zt-s U?A'r: ,v served. The members of Du Chat Noir Bridge -vfc ,? fv,UrvW . Vn Th? guests were Miss Mae Williams, club were entertained Thursday after- l 4. siV' t' Miss Adeline Brandt. Miss Pauline Tay- noon by Mrs. J. H. Kendricks at her 0 73 lor, Miss Myrtle Rich, Miss Glenna home, b Debs court. Luncheon was n 3 Welch, Miss 'Eliza Fvffe, Spencer Webb, served following the games. Mrs. E. II. JlWn . f V? 9 Raymond Gillis, Decker Little, O. M. Graham will entertain the club Novem- A J Pi A lj Olsen, Seymour Spencer, Lewis Rowc ber 16. C 4 X and Barlow Fox. t ti C The A Volonte club entertained at a ::v . : - - WT' y..y.-Sf-- Miss Edna Donnelly entertained at costume Halloween party at the home i-..--' . - : . vy: Vf;-ffJ$ j Xo. 19 Eagle Gate apartments Tues- of Miss Kuth Giles, on Fifteenth street, v Gyp . ' & - i mmmmmmMmv , ' - '""ft.- ' -rrS ' J $ ' .MISS GERTUDE . " ELEAINORE SNOW (Contlnned from Pago One. . Si'iirj-T for Twin Falls, Idaho, to remoiu until I rs ;i':H;?s';i: S??if after tho bolid.is vInj57 f 4- Mr. and Mrs. Sigmond Porizky are -'D XX 't at home in "tlie Hillerest apartments. TWA ' : : V;;v:if s-;;:: P V - ? x CMrs. H. JT. Wood has gone to Kansas v ' oijS":! City to spend the winter with her daugh- P M:'' :PiQ0M'i4 v ' M,' , , , MSS SENA DORIUS J ' . 1 Mrs. H. N. Mayo left last week for , ts0iii-f ::M'Mi0S00. 'Y Bozeman, Mont., to spend, a few. weeks i-Ti 'JY0 -:J witb Mrs. Nelson Story. fc;;Kif;.&- MWM'-'if&iJ' Mrs. J. D. Woolsey has returned to :f ':S:giS her home in Los Angeles, after a visit f it'i ::;5''s;iJ?i:vS S'M--f-ri' to relatives and friends in Salt Lake. r:?W;;CK.f;W s..-r vV'S'Svs-. .!smm:Mmmm Mr. and Mrs. William II. Melntyre have returned from their ranch at Al- ;;:;Pv;: Y berta, Canada, where they spent the P-' !'fiHSH ; ' v M''''0 f0Wi:XW'Wi summer. f JTj"' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Derek and , " r,i1!S small daughter have returned from a 1 , 1 t Y' 1 short stay in Los Angeles and San ;WS'SMiYisSi?iYi holVr aMsre've7ai IK' - ('.' HTI ' Taylor has been visiting on the Pacific I . X?' I'll A"4' h 5fr, coast and Mr. Taylor has been east.. . i.'iTiX' .V ! .'At1 Mrs. Glenn K. Bothwell has returned ' 'S. l, " V ""V 5 f 1 St?? from a visit to New Kochelle, 111. , , f" t r?' , , . iV Mrs. C. H. Stevenson has returned W iTfC,j V from a visit of several months to New SA$i$'&4'd " LTTTxfT iTN Sound, Wash. MM"iWM Mrs. Percy T. Sadler left last week S -- - .......1 .... r. ...... pTVv? QX Saturday evening. About twenty were present. The rooms were effectively decorated and dancing, fortune telliug and Halloween punifs were played. The members compn.so Miss Virginia Cla v-ton, v-ton, Miss Florence Morau, Miss Nellie Seaton, Misa Alyce Mowrey. Miss Judith Ju-dith Kordame, -Miss Ruth "Giles, Miss Octana Drake and Miss Delia Reid. Miss Genevieve Walfis entertained at a Halloween party Tuesday night at her home on Seventh East street. The rooms were decorated in Hallowen colors and the Halloween spirit prevailed. The evening was spont with games, followed by a midnight supper, after which the guests told weird and ghostly tales. The guests included Miss Lanee Wallace, Miss Katie Peterson, Miss Zoney Hig-ginbotham, Hig-ginbotham, Miss Lena Hyss, Miss Agnee Olsen, Miss Alice Hendry, Miss Margaret Mar-garet Hayes, Miss Segiid Berntsen, Mrs. Katie Smead, Maurice Romney, Lewis Casto James Epperson, George Hansen, Emil Ifyss, Norman Strornness and Sidney Smead. Mrs. Fred Farnow was hostess to the Thursday Afternoon club last Thursday at her home ou Snow avenue. White chrysanthemums were used on the luncheon table and throughout the house. Mrs. F. W. Farnow, Sr., assisted assist-ed the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Tiidd entertained the members of tho club at a Halloween psirty Monday niht at their home on Eighth West street. Halloween novel-tins novel-tins end black and gold paper were used attractively in the decorations. Six tables of 'five hundred were played, after which supper was sorved. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watson, Wat-son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farnow, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parry, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Selander, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Pyper, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson. Miss' Margaret Woodnrd and Miss Klisa Burnham entertained a party of their young friends at Miss Burnham 's country home in Bountiful with a Halloween Hal-loween party Tuesday night. Weird effects, ef-fects, suggestive of Halloween, were carried out in the house decorations. Dancing, fortune-telling and Halloween games occupied the evening. The guests from Salt Lake motored out. The invited in-vited cuests were: Mins Clara McCar-rie. McCar-rie. Miss Grace Schofield, Miss Agnes Adamson. Miss Pearl Tumor. Miss Lilian Lil-ian Hennff'er. Miss Helen Hennefer, Mies Hazel Sauiuelsou, Miss CrandJej Miss M. Bawlios, Miss Wolflo'y, Mirs M. Williams, Miss M. Smith, Misa Furneasa Walsh, Miss D. Peake, Miss Mary Blythe, Ed Hennefer, Ed Struvle, K. Bu'csh, Mr. Miller, E. Anderson, E. Miller, Mill-er, J. Christensen, M. Warsau. E. Ear-rell, Ear-rell, L. Cartwright, J. "Kosenbloom, W. Frazier, Mr. Zimmerman, A. Lindsay and W. Putnam. Miss Nettie Thomson entertained at a Halloween party at her homo, 340 Coatsvilte avenue, assisted by Mia. Paul Rogers and Mrs. Julius Joliansen, during! the week. Those present were: Miss! Helen Kaleigh, Miss Ethel Eeweus, MissJ Lillian Jensen, Miss Lucy Johansen.j Miss Louise Johansen, Philip Halverson, Russell Hodgson, George Kirk, William j Reed, Edward Christensen, Shirley Mad-1 son. j I Ati attractively-appointed dinner, celebrating Halloween, was given at the home of Miss Chase in Centerville Tuesday Tues-day night by a few teachers of the Jackson school. The guests, members of the Jackson corps, were received by ghostly attendants, who by signs demanded de-manded certain duties of each one. A fortune-teller dispensed future joys and advieo in a quaint summer house in the garden. Twonty-six guests wore seated at the table, where a centerpiece of corn husks, with goblins and witches, formed the decoration. An informal mu-sicaJe mu-sicaJe followed the dinner. Miss Edna C. Donnelly of 19 Eagle Gate apartments entertained a number of her club members nnd friends at a unique Halloween party last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kirk entertained enter-tained with a dancing party Thursday night ot their home on South West Temple. A Halloween masquerade party was given at the home of Carol MVMur- j ray at 49 North "West Temple street, Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in gnmes and dancing. Tho following fol-lowing were present: Miss Athena Reck with, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Lucv Bndd, Mips Osra McTllvain, Miss Ruth Barnard. Miss Bernita Carman, Miss Isabel Geisler, Miss Evelyn Cromp-ton, Cromp-ton, Miss Glndrs Pcwall, Miss Marguerite Marguer-ite Larson. Miss L. Rozzelle, Miss No-rene No-rene Perign, Miss Cora Reid, Miss Florence Flor-ence Schofield. The M. B. M. club entertained with a Hnllowecn portv Tuendnv evening at the heme of Miss Ruth Kugler, 1175 East Seventh South. Dancing and games were the chief features of the evening. Decorations were in the club colors, orange and black. Those present were: Miss Ireno Spencer, Miss Marguerite Mar-guerite Me Lane, Miss Emma Nelson, Miss Myrtle Scott, Miss Grace Savillej Miss Ruby Jensen, Miss Ruth Johnson, Miss Marguerite Allen, Miss Ruth Kugler, Kug-ler, Messrs. Carl Smith, Johnson, Pae.k, Nelson Smyth, MePolin, Smith, Anderson, Ander-son, Moroton. Prizes were awarded to Mr. Pack and Miss Johnson. Miss Orthella Clark, Miss Drucil Clark and Miss Sarah Worthen entertained enter-tained at a Halloween party last Monday Mon-day at the Clark home on Eleventh East street. Halloween pranks, music and dancing furnished the entertainment. Prizes were won by Miss Lucile Smith and Lester Strong. Amor.g those present pres-ent wero: Miss Edna Odell. Miss Florence Flor-ence Bishop, Miss Helen Rice. Miss Violet Vio-let Peck. Miss N"'lie St rant. Miss Fthy lin Chase. M Dnan Thompson. Misa Melba Timppon. Miss Laird. Miss Alice Sott. Mis" I.on Wilkins, Miss Dora Wilkins, Gror: Huclios, T?ol Wootton, Lnwrcnce SUivi.t, B. Cliriptenson, Arthur Hunt, Claroni-o Samuelson, Vii-tor HillstfaH, Frnnk S.'irn-uelson, S.'irn-uelson, Karl Christensen. Barnar.'l irh-olls. irh-olls. Ensrone Paul. Ray Matsmi. AKnn Ashby, Kenneth Brown and Will Fovs-beiR. Fovs-beiR. Miss Mariorio Brinilny was tho hotfsr at a prettily-appointed' rlnopins pait-given pait-given at her home. 2010 South Main street, Tuesday evening. Halloween ideas -were carried out in the deeornt.ing and the cuests were dressed in Yams-Varna Yams-Varna costume. Supper was served at 'midnight. Those present were: Miss M-iiKuerite Kiotv.. MiH Marie Do la .Mora. Mis Mariorio l'.riin ;y, M"iss Lillian Lil-lian AstU'r, Mim Hureiii-e lieuson. Miss Ma-jorie 'unity. K. Philip liownian, Wiiiiajn Asliwi;!!, Nonnati 'Simpson, L. Hart. Hmiiiie. .1. . PitN. William P.erry-inau, P.erry-inau, Th; Xrr'.l'.e''r:0't 1 u ii lopinl per:;, with their liu.Maii.i. !:iv- a Ilalioweeu surprise sur-prise p.-ivrv to l-.-. nnI Mr.-,. Marshall Tole. Monday ovt'iiicu. at their horoe oa 1'otirll a''nne. (,,nios and mu.sie Trero t njowd, elloM'ci I'.y supper. Favors weie won hv Mrs. ed i'riee, Mrs. Ross Kunkel, Mrs. S. W. Pi jee. John Vin-c.'ii Vin-c.'ii ' and Will Baxter. The elub was entertained "Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Huprh Hippitoe at her (Continued n Pass F1tJ , ; society" (Continued from Page Three.) home on North West Temple, dewing followed luncheon. The table decorations decora-tions were a vase of large white chrysanthemums. The club will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ross Kuukel on Lincoln avenue. Miss Lydia Cluff and Miss Grace Rollo entertained Inst Wednesday evening even-ing at a Halloween card and dancing party. The rooms wore effectively decorated dec-orated with Halloween symbols. Those who enjoved the party were Miss Vilate Burtujju Miss Trnssa feriggs, Miss Afton Pinrfcr; Miss Blanche Chase. Miss bea Croft,' Miss Graco Rollo, Miss Lydia fluff, Mr. Stevenson. Art Vier, eorjre Pavne, Chauoce Bourne, Kenneth Cluff, Ralph Twelves and Harry tiproat. Dick Kowe was surprised by a Yama-Yama Yama-Yama party at hia home, 327 Earl 's court, ! riday evening. The house wan decorated with fall flowers and Japanese Japa-nese lanterns. Garlands of smilax were entwined from the chandeliers through the archway from the living room to the dining room. Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening. Music was furnished by the Mack orchestra. A fortune telling booth added greatly to the evening '& entertainment. About forty guests were present. Mr. and Mrs. T. h. Spalding entertained enter-tained the Swastika Five Hundred club Thursday evening. Tho home was artistically ar-tistically decorated in orange and black, the Halloweo colors. Favors were won bv Mrs. F. H. Eardley and F. L. Spalding. Spald-ing. After n dainty luncheon the re mainder of the evening was spent in dancing. For Mrs. Goddard Quist. who Wt Wednesday for McGill, Nov., a farewell fare-well party was given hy the N. T. club Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank 'Quist. Tho evening was spent in games and music. Thirteen members mem-bers were present. Miss Janet Mactiie entertained the members of the Noedje club and friends to the number of twelve at her home, 1-48 South Second West street, last evening. The guests were Miss Pearl Baxter, Miss Elizabeth IHaxter, Miss Grace Baxter, Miss Dorothy 'Jackson, I Miss F.valine Mackje, Miss Leone Fill-1 more, Mies Anna Fiore, Miss Angeline 1 Fiore, Miss Virginia Farnsworth, Miss Lulu Farnsworth. Miss Floreneo Perry and Miss Sarah Perry. The decorations were in yellow and black, with the customary cus-tomary witches aud black cats. The evening was spent in games appropriate appropri-ate to the 'season, and refreshments were served. |
