| Show T mrs edward bichsel and bamily have cone east to be gone till next fall tr mrs martin ot winnemucca sev is jg the guest cl mrs lavoy the junior society ot the high school waa pleasantly entertained at the home of margaret ban last friday evening the club has postponed its regular meeting tor one week on account of the dance this afternoon elizabeth left this morning for a short visit to her parent a wyoming the dance to be given in the pavilion monday evening promise much enjoy to all who attend the next regular meeting of the red cloea will be held at the residence of the president sirs wm driver on tuesday may and 2nd at ebarp the goodmen woodmen of the world gave a aird party at the A 0 U W hall last thursday evening the attendance was unusually large and the guests after the card games were at a able to partake of a most delicious lunch last wednesday evening a dance was by the beux deux temps this being their final party for thia beacon carriages conveyed the large number ot society young people to and from the union opera bouse where the ball was abeld dancing was the order of the evening and was kept up till a late hour entertaining EVENING mrs A S hinley entertained the L A to the B of L E last thursday evening t her home on adams avenue cards were the diversion of the evening even inc the iraj olson first prize nd mrs consolation mr kevin firsti a and mr cave bonso conso 1 atlon repast was partaker partaken par taken of and as the guests departed they were int beir praises of the entertaining qualities qua litie s ot MRS WHITE ENTERTAINS last thursday afternoon mra N D white entertained a number of her trenda at a high five party at her lovely home on lincoln avenue after the prizes were eiven to mra mcgaw first and mra cook consolation a delicious fancheon lan cheon was partaker partaken par taken of among those present were mesdames add baker nevin stoked cook me golliber Gul liber oison lavoy martau wadsworth kobmand TWENTIETH CENTURY the twentieth century mt ante diem kalendar Kalen das malm t the eladio of Perl clea on the via apala after the current of the day they retired to the chancil they holved most obB truee problems won the lorel and plato drank the hemlock A delicious refaat was then served by the t the musical talent then enter the clab they then adjourned meet ai the home ot diem kalendar Kalen das CHILD CULTURE CLUB mrs hiniard very pleasantly enter the child culture club friday the guests of the afternoon e mrs F W adams mrs thomas D wars yand miss maud dee w clab herbert spencers location aa a study forthe the problems lemB affecting en and children will also be pur a with mra hilleard Hill lard fab tam tr oiin beang appointed to plan the bt articles were mita abalen the boy ow and germination A great many valuable suggestions were given during the which fol lowed the next meeting will be held at the residence of mra geo J K lly 2117 adama ave friday may ah ODD FELLOWS celebration last tuesday evening the I 1 0 0 F hall was well filled by a lance crowd to listen to the fine and literary I 1 program prepared for that occasion each having a number on the program acquitted themselves in a praiseworthy manner aish five was indulged in later on in the evening at er which a repast was served followings Fol lowins waa the program introductory judge mandolin club song irene strong recitation meda corey piano eolo flora lusher mandolin club piano eolo henry speech U 0 kong airs ada barrett recitation frank Christia naon mandolin club piano duet and mrs Mc THE FURLONG NUPTIALS at the residence of the brides sister mrs C M clay street april was held one ot the most sociable events ot the season the marriage ot miss sadie a well known southern pacific operator and mr john furlong a trustworthy engineer ot the southern pacific rev officiating the bride was handsomely dressed and carried a bouquet ot sweet ornaments fresh orange blossoms miss amy clay the little niece of the bride assisted as maid ot honor and master cyrus clay nephew ot the bride as best man the groom was attired in a dress ault both baldo and groom looked very charming as they stood under a bower ot roses which was prepared tor the occasion the features ot the evening were congratulations and music after the ceremony the guests repaired to the dining room and sat down to an elegant repast the rooms and table were beautifully decorated with the choicest of california flowers a present to the bride the presents were numerous and costly the happy couple left on the evening train for an extended trip through california the bride will be greatly missed from the road as she was considered a great favorite A PLEASANT SURPRISE the friends of mr and mrs fred bowen tendered them a most agreeable surprise on tuesday evening at their home on monroe avenue the evening was spent in singing dancing and recitations A sumptuous repast was spread at which about sixty guests were seated among the guests were mr and mrs W hancotte te sr and daughter mrs culley and daugh euza mr and mrs will chanele Ch apele mr and mrs harry chanele Ch apele mr and mrs ben chanele Ch apele mr and mrs mrs fradsham Frad saam mrs greenwell mr and mrs J taylor mr and mrs ted west mr and mrs mann mr and mrs Vo stenberg mrs austin mr and mrs G W halsey and son dewey mrs allason All lson mrs halsey miss effle myers miss sarah chugg mrs and miss pearl tt miss ruby west misses edith and effie wilson miss hayes richard douglass Pi chart will purdie hambly dunbar mr W chanele Ch apele sr and mr weaver the guests left very reluctantly in the wee sma hours hoping to meet soon again with mr and mrs bowen in their pleasant home continued on fourth page SOCIETY continued from page 6 P SURPRISE PARTY rr noy was tho recipient of cry pleasant surprise party last S aday evening the evening was nt ln dancing and other parlor ames at a late chour dainty re Th ments were d attar which se guess departed declaring that hl evening had been well spent the were those present mossea stoddard ida williams ruth allow mamie tribe bosle williams barbara belle williams peterson ruth ral faiia parry grace ian roy tribe sumner nelson frank goddard alfred nelson K Pe walter williams chas tribe LA COTERIE the annual business meeting of la coterie was held on tuesday april at the home of airs A B patton the corps of officers for the ensuing year are as named president sirs archie Bl gelow vice president mrs 0 W ns secretary and treasurer mrs wenner miss katherane Kather lne green was unanimously elected to membership a vacancy having been made by the resignation of mrs van meter nee miss Bl gelow much business was brought before the club and disposed of and an audible sigh of relief was breathed when the labor ended refreshments were served and a pleasant social time entered upon the guests of the afternoon were mrs don corey miss bannister and miss bosle kemball BENEFIT BALL A SUCCESS if the dance given last monday evening in the union opera house by the promoters of the fair to be given by the second ward in june can be considered a criterion we predict that the coming event will be a grand success seldom has a larger or merrier gathering of people young folks predominating taken possession of a ball room As the late hours came upon them the assemblage dispersed having thoroughly enjoyed themselves in tripping the light fantastic to the strains of fords orchestra the dance given in the fourth ward last evening was largely attended and greatly enjoyed the boys of the high school gave a most enjoyable dance at the union opera house this afternoon the card party given thursday afternoon at the K of P hall by the L A to the 0 R C was one of the pleasing features of the week prizes were awarded to mrs C campbell first prize a silver soup ladel and the consolation to bakera silver salad fork after refreshments were served the fancy booth was opened and many beautiful pieces of fancy work sold A PLEASANT AFTERNOON thursday afternoon mrs E H pingree entertained the ladles of the second ward relief society at her home on street the afternoon was spent in pleasant conversation and sewing for the fair which the ward la to give in june A number of recitations were given and some vocal and instrumental selection rendered after which the guests indulged in a delicious repast on their departure they all voted mrs pingree a very capable hostess those present were president mary ann eells mesdames john thomas purdy james purdy E S oakey samuel purdy E J stevens ellza stevens D H stephens thomas emmett harry ford george parker ann browning C R hooper agnes moore alice smalley annie fahnle and grandma lund mrs pingree was assisted by her daughters ida and pearl WOMANS RELIEF SOCIETY ORGANIZED on the day of april bishop chauncey W west presiding over faeber county organized a comans womans relief society in the district which now constitutes the two ecclesiastical wards known as lynne and marryott Marr lott in weber county robert baard was me presiding elder and his counsellors coun ere D H thomas and john laird the organization was effected at a meeting held at tho home of elder thomas who was afterward made bishop of lynno ward thirty one years have passed since that memorable meeting at bishop thomas and the anniversary was celebrated at the Marr lotts meeting house on wednesday the dinst the dinner occupied tho attention of all present from 1 till 3 and men the following program was ren PROGRAM song we thank thee 0 god for a prophet ayer elder joseph hall sister salisbury aged 83 and her two daughters sisters poole and stone remarks sister ann buckington president aka sister jane 8 richards president of the weber staka relief association recitation edith one nina parry florence powell and mabel wryght sister lightner as tar sadie 1 mabel erickson T son mabel wryght afi preal dent c F addleton ks elder joseph hall ls 11 MISS y c instrumental quartet misses and mastor by president ann jamea pitcher tuesday 11 burt yo 2071 e OP rrt rf practical illus 1 I culinary art in house keeping taught in the young ladies manuel was given to alie young ladies mutual improvement of tho fourth ward tuesday evening the by twelve of the members at the residence of their president mrs isabella foulger it was a to the other associate members they met as usual to take part in their lessons and exercises and after all were assembled some sixty in num president foulger invited them to her home an invitation which was gladly accepted and when all were seated stake president EY stanford delors rose canfield and mercy burton made appropriate remarks followed with the company was then led to rooms where three long tables daintily decorated and spread with a variety of good bilings prepared by aliese twelve young ladies alie eyes of willing partakers par takers thereof at alie conclusion t the feasta toast was riven at alio licad oi cadi table responded to by mesdames stanford burton and eldredge the company alien adjourned to the parlor to while awaya short time in pleasant chat after which they dispersed feeling eliat the biad been most pleasantly spen t ON JUSTICE HALL A genuine surprise was sprung on justice joseph aiau last at liis residence street shortly after 7 the judae in company a near neighbor went out for a among their friends about 9 lie returned biome intending to retire early as is liis custom when ho opened alio door of his domicile lie was amazed to find the residence ablaze with liblit and the parlors filled old time friends alio had taken advantage of his absence to invade his peaceful biome the company about fifty in number enjoyed his discomposure this was followed by hearty greetings and alie assembly gave themselves up to an evenings enjoyment friendly and complimentary speeches were delivered by hon descy james riley win moyas and others including several ladies aliese were interspersed with vocal and instrumental music about 10 alio joyous crowd sat down to a sumptuous repast four tables were well filled will bounties of the earth to which all did ample justice after alie claths cloths were removed mirth music etc were again resumed it was until the midnight mid hour when the retreated in good order to their iiames Iia ving everit a liappa evening in social pleasure and friendship it was discovered that the arch con aspirators spira tors were two young lady of tho judge miss miss L ford who doubtless jonew that lie was living in single among alie invited guests were mr and mrs robt john ellis james riley lion and mrs U n peery sen mr and airs jolin hooper thomas doxey sen charles welch john croft robt B wilson W GC hild john i ellia ric jos Y W hall george shorten william purdy dr and mrs john driver II 11 ford E bott E agnes II errick ellen J stevans eliza stevens misses bell thomson lizzio thomson mary ann biloy mrs R telford Tel tord mr and mrs 0 II 11 mrs ruth brown mrs LM murdock miss lulu ford miss mane joyca miss julia cole miss millie M hall miss thirza A hall the judge and others 1 alio surprise was most complete |
