Show I j II l t v t J I I < 1 E 11 1 rrI 1I r I 1 I I I I I I r c Another TSviglit > Week The social record of the week was most unusual for Salt Luke The town se scornsto have given Itself up to entertainments enter-tainments The list Included large balls afternoon and evening parties dinners and luncheons and many events Incident to Thanksgiving such 713 football game theater parties and meetings at the Country Flub Nor vll itrendvvhh the just week Everyday Every-day from now on to thciNow Year season the calendar Is marked off by some host or hostess and their chief trouble now IB Ilmllng a vacant page The opening of the art exhibit shared in the general Interest of the public I last l week and naturallya leading feature I fea-ture was the Thanksgiving dinner I IT Receptions and Balls I One of the largest l events of the week I was the ball givenby buttery A N G I U atthc armory Monday eveningJrho Governor and 7 staff attended Fort Douglas officers were there and the militia boys were resplendent in their ncxv uniforms regulation for officers and West Point cadet cut for the privates pri-vates The uniforms are very handsome i hand-some and attracted great attention The I clubroqrrjs at the armory were prettily I I arranged for receiving the guests while the dancingroom Itself was splendidly I decorated in all tIle trappings of war Refreshments were served at one tent In the northeast corner and on the stand was the Christensen orchestra I Gov and Mrs Wells led the grand march and then followed regular dancing danc-ing which lasted until past midnight The committee in charge was composed of Lieut Webb Lieut Margetts Sergt Green Corp Young Privates Billings and Sconberg Among those present were noticed Gov and Mrs Wells Gen and Mrs Burton Col and Mrs Ferry I Col and Mrs BceivCapr and Mrs Al I ford Lieut and Mrs Ferry Col and Mrs Spencer AttorneyGeneral and firs Breeden Col and Mrs Benedict Lieuts Barry Platt Pe > ton KIssler I United States army Mis Farrell Mrs Collinson Mrs Shepard Misses HtLltle Whitney May B1U1nSi Lena Preston I Miller Kanters Young Lynn Fisher 1 Koytlng L Keytlng Thatpheiv Nicholson Nichol-son Roberta Ruth Hagman Kncass Knowlton Marge Young Mary Young Helen Shepard Marge Miller Edith Miller McCune Harker Edna Harker Dougall Beatie Brecdcn McCready Bonncllan Taylor Sharp Gaby Sharp Banks Schoppe Dickson Sanders Messrs Coffin Koag Pike Merrill Green Ray Ilemphill Hume Glosy I Leonard Young Schoppe Cowan Bree den Billings Grow Sherman Smeltzer Webb Kneass Hyms Thomas Morris i Campbell Hardy Swaner Gieeneald Johnson Ray Gentsch Chamberlin Kimball Taylor Brown Beck Clawson Ridge B Swan Keytlng Haynes Mar r = = getts Hanson Glendinnlng Grant Tre week Mayers Swan Folsom Wilder r e A perfect event of the week was the reception given by Mrs S E Bransford and her daughter Mrs Jay Tarvln Harris Har-ris at the home of the former 521 East First South street on Wednesday afternoon af-ternoon several hundred invitations having been issued The Christensen orchestra furnished the music and the decorations by Huddart were elegant inC in-C lY detail The reception hall was In pink and green pink chrysanthemums and carnations being used the balustrade balus-trade was heavily festooned with smilax smi-lax while on the first landing of the staircase a bank of palms made an effective ef-fective background Here Mrs Perry S Heath presided over the punch bowl In the drawingroom where Mrs Bransford and Mrs Harris received their guests pink and white roses carnations car-nations and chrysanthemums were used profusion while the library was entirely en-tirely in white with trimmings of smilax smi-lax The diningroom was charmingly decorated pink white and green being the color scheme Large quantities of roses and carnations were used with maidenhair ferns and plumosa The table ta-ble was literally covered with hundreds of pink roses while at either end were tall candelabra and the pink candles were shaded with pink 1 Receiving in the diningroom were Mesdames Beat tIe J S Bransford Roberts and Benedict Bene-dict Mrs Edwin F Holmes poured coffee and assisting in serving were Misses Mamie Ivors Lute McMillan Bertha Carter and Leta McMillan A a s Something new for Salt Lake society was the afternoon reception on Friday at the Alta club given by Mrs James W Nelll Mrs Robert JXoleman Miss Coleman and Miss Neill1 All In all It was one of the prettiest events of the I season and a very large number had been invited The parlor and dlning rodm were beautifully decorated the parlor having many chrysanthemums prettily arranged The diningroom was transformed Into a Japanese tea I garden the idea being curried out with I Japanese umbrellas shading the electric globes lighted lanterns arranged around the walls Japanese ware on the tables sand screens hove and there Japanese Ja-panese prints on the wall and above all many chrysanthemums which Is ono on-o the flowers of the Mikados realm It was all very original l and pretty Mrs J C Royle poured coffee Mrs George K Fischer Mrs C R Poarsall and Mrs Kenneth C Kerr served punch Others assisting were Miss Johnson who is a guest of Mrs Coleman Mrs Edwin F Holmes Mrs R H Officer Mrs S I Bamberger Mrs Sol Siegel Mrs Heber M Wells Mrs Ablel Leonard Miss Leonard The Anderson quartette furnished fur-nished delightful music S i The second ball of the Red Black of the high school was held Friday evening even-ing at Cluistensens and was a largely attended and most successful event in every way The orchestra was enlarged for the occasion and all present entered I heartily into the spirit of the evening These parties will be repeated throughout I through-out the season Among those noted among last evenings guests were Mesdames Mes-dames W A Sherman John Dern OConnor Bintz Moore Mr and Mrs Hyde Mrs Odell Mrs T G Odell Misses Pearl Weiler May Billings Josephine Jo-sephine Wells Mabel Harker Grace Fisher Blanche Cherry Edith Klngs I bury Myrtle Webber Amy Pike Flora Drainer Helen Shepard Clella Mc Cready Lucy Gaby EfHc Giccnstreet I Virgle Breeden Gertie Mayer Lallah I Holmes Lcta Mci Milan Groo Schoppc Jeremy Cheesman Maclean OConnor Donnellan Whitney Terhune Officer Preston Read Blntz Chandler Scho field Horne Berkeley Bunting Knowl ton Kenyon Crane Shoebrldge Richards Rich-ards Mabel Cooper Colbath Pinnock Lowther Kanters Hyde MoCune Beatrice Bea-trice Hyde less Williams Botsford Groesbeck Hardln Hill Hardy Clark Odell Dickson Messrs Charles Billings Bil-lings Benjamin Tlbbey Ridge Good win Worthen Tripp P Brown Dick Sprague Keytlng Llr Draper Will Schoppe Arthur Murphy M McChrys tal OReilly Thomas A L Thomas Jr Shepard Smith Moore Burke Beck Black Van ethof Brown Waterman Erie Daveler Breeden J E Arhlson Brig Young Edwin Thorn Sawyer Konyon Glcsy Rollin Dole Frank Dole Grow Davis Sherman Swaner Campbell Wolf Mayer Olson Kan ters Christenson Hall Greenwood Poll Rogers Evans Sheets Breeden Nightingale Hemphill Pitts Fulton Chamberlln Olsen Davis Groo Ham mel Romney Ray Moore Sherman Schluter Green Margetls Merrill and Bolton a it 1 The lettcrcairlers of Salt Lake had the merriest kind of time at their ball Tuesday evening at Chrlstensen0 hall A largo number attended and as the Hoar was good and the orchestra of ten pieces better dancing was made easy and everyone enjoyed the event immensely im-mensely The lettercarriers have a great reputation as entertainers and their ball last night but strengthened this reputation The success of the affair af-fair was due to the work of the committees com-mittees which were as follows Arrangements Ar-rangements P Scoville C C Cummins Cum-mins F B Snyder Floor E B Sprague B A Shoemaker Neil Trout W M Heath Sam Adams Sam Neslen Joseph Rlgby A II Hall Decoration R P A Houghton J W Harrison J W Inks W S Naylor S H Reeves Reception E Dewey G D Barton P 0 Perry Dan Mangan C A Lam bourne B L Morse Dave Hartwell J B McGrath J K OFarrell W H White E T Palmer T A Stanley A II Lewis C B Heywood Doorkeepers Robert Vint Chris Nelson Dinners and Luncheons Mr and Mrs J Tarvln Harris entertained enter-tained at dinner Monday evening Mr and Mrs Perry S Heath Mrs Lamb and Mrs Edwin F Holmes W e tl Mrs O J Salisbury was hostess of a beautifullyappointed dinner at the Alta club Thursday evening given in honor of her guests Miss Blaine and Miss Pope Yellow chrysanthemums formed the decorations for the table and dinner was served in the gold diningroom at 7 oclock rhose Invited were Mr and Mrs W G Sharp Mr and Mrs Hoyt Sherman Ml83csx Blaine Pope Sherman Sher-man Eloise Sherman Harkness Judge Edna Shearman Emily Read Dooly i I Messrs Lannan Hutchins Richardson Shoup Browne George Lawrence Pey I ton Rlpley Goodln George Wallace Dr Fowler Dr Bracken Lieut Pratt O O Mrs Robert Coleman was hostess at an elaborate and most enjoyable luncheon lunch-eon at the Alta club Tuesday given in I honor of Miss Johnson who Is her guest for a few weeks The round table was spread In the gold diningroom and was beautifully decorated with yellow chrysanthemums chry-santhemums A delicious menu was served the guests who were Miss Johnson John-son Miss Coleman Mrs IT M Wells Mrs Edwin F Holmes Mrs J C Royle Mrs Abiel Leonard Mrs Kenneth Ken-neth C Kerr Mrs R H Officer Mrs Edward S Ferry Mrs J E Bamber ger Mrs Sol Siegel Mrs C R Pear sall Mrs George K Fischer Miss Cam erson Leonard 41 Col and Mrs Edwin F Holmes entertained en-tertained at a most delightful Thanksgiving Thanks-giving dinner at the Gardo house and the evening was greatly enjoyed by the guests who were Mr and Mrs John S Bransford Mr and Mrs Perry SHeath S-Heath Mr and Mrs L A Evans Mr and Mrs Jay T Harris and Mrs S E Bransford I Mrs Jeanette Sharp Ferguson gave a delightful luncheon Friday complimentary compli-mentary to Mrs Blocks and Mrs Mc I + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + t + r I + + SOCIAL CALENDAR + + II I f I + 4 MONDAY DEC 2nd Opening second week of the exhibit by the Utah + + Art Institute at Social hall i I > + + Miss Lyde Wells and Miss EmcIIne Wells afternoon event + + TUESDAY DEC iaDl and Mrs II D Niles evening party l + + Mrs Burns Macdonald dinner V > + + Mrs David Keith afternoon reception + + Ball by the Ladles Auxiliary of the Maccab cs M t r 7 + + THURSDAY DEC 5th Mis II D Nilcs luncheon + + Mrs Maye C J Farlow Mrs F W Hanaeu and Mrs Bruheau + 4 cards 4 4 FRIDAY DEC 6lhlr and Mrs C R Pcarsall large dancing party 4 + + at Chrlstensens + Mrs J R Walker and Mra C A Walker afternoon card party + 4 Westminster Presbyterian church annual suppor + + MONDAY DEC OthSt Pauls guild opening of PanAmerican fair 4 4 4 TUESDAY DEC 10th Woodmen of the World ball at Chrlgtensens + + WEDNESDAY DEC 11thSecond Assembly of the season at Christen + + + sens 4 THURSDAY DEC 32th First Congregational church mystery market + + FRIDAY DEC 13th University of Utah ball at Chrlstensens + 4 TUESDAY DEC 17th Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ball at + + + Christensens 4i WEDNESDAY DEC ISth Seventeenth ward soiree + + THURSDAY DEC 19thFederated Trades ball + + FRIDAY = DEC OthLatlerduy Saints college ball + 4 TUESDAY DEC 21th Christmas eve ball of the Maccabees 7 + + WEDNESDAY Yr DEC2 Christmas festivities Matinee and evening + + ball at Chrlstensens + 4 FRIDAY DEC 27th Third ball of the Red and Black society of the + 4 1 4 high school + MONDAY DEC 30th Mrs Jay Tarvln Harris dancing party + + TUESDAY DEC 31st Scandinavian reunion and ball at Christeneens + + WEDNESDAY JAN 1 1002 Malineo and evening ball at Christen + + + sens + THURSDAY JAN 2 1002 Third Assembly of the season 4 + + + + + + + + t + 4444444 + + + + + 4444 44444444 Clintock The rooms were charmingly decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and palms while red American Beauty roses were used In the diningroom and formed the effective table centerpiece with one at the plate of each guest Covers wore laid for ten U il C Mr and Mrs Percy T Sadler entertained enter-tained the following guests at dinner Thanksgiving day Mrs Isabel Pitts Mr and Mrs A E Walker Miss Pitts Miss S S Sprague and M Lindsay Sprague a a Ir Mr and Mrs William Jennings entertained enter-tained a party of ten at dinner Thanksgiving Thanks-giving day in their new home Second and U streets O 9 t Mr and Mrs Henderson Green entertained enter-tained a few friends at Thanksgiving dinner at Fords O Mrs E W Best gave a dinner on Thanksgiving day to a few jfilenCs Covers were laid forten I e 0 Mr J Barnett gave a dinner at the Alta club on Thanksgiving U O 4 Mr and Mrs Lee Goetchins entertained enter-tained a few friends at 7 oclock dinner Thanksgiving day An enjoyable time was passed Mr Goetchins returned north today a f > I Qne oC the events of the week was the Thanksgiving dlnnef given by Mr and Mrs G W Lambourne Covers wore laid 1 for sixteen U w A buffet luncheon was enjoyed by members of the Country club on Thanksgiving day a CoOn tii On Monday MrsJ Rr Walker entertained enter-tained about fourteen guests at a beautifully appoint luncheon given complimentary to 1111rs Ellis Pink was the color scheme pink ribbons and I pinkshaded candles forming the table decorations At the place of each guest was a dainty handpainted Japanese Jap-anese name card a a Mrs H G Whitney entertains next week A most enjoyable dinner was given at Beardsleys tavern Wednesday evenIng even-Ing by Mi Chris DIehl The guests were Mr and Mrs Dana Smith Mr and Mrs Harry Knight Misses Catherine Cath-erine Culmer Laura Landers and AHa Miller Messrs Ed Parsons Frank Roberts and Arthur Parsons 4 V 4 1 Mrs F S Bascom gave a luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Dr Bascoms mother Mrs E L Bascom Covers were laid for ten Card Parties and Teas On Tuesday afternoon Miss Shear man and Miss Edna Shearman were i hostesses of a delightful card party given in honor of Mrs McCHntock and Mrs Brooks The house was charmingly charm-ingly decoiatecd for the occasion and sixtythree was the game played The invited guests were Mesdames Mc Clintock Brooks G M Downey Woodward Wood-ward S Hanauer II W Laurence I Le Grand Young C S Zane A Katz I Robert Harkness Hoyt Sherman Julia Kimball George A Lowe Bailey David Da-vid Keith W A Nclden Faber Spencer Spen-cer M C Fox D Moore Lindsay W II Bancroft Wilkes Hubbard ReedY Reed-Y E Smedley George Y Wallace W IIi I-Ii James F J Fabian Sol Siegel W V Rice 0 J Salisbury Boyd Woodruff Wood-ruff W G Sharp Madam Pfoutz Misses Blaine Salisbury Harkness r001 ward Crawford Pope Fox and Kimball r tI o Mr and Mrs Theodore W Whltely entertained at a delightful euchre party Wednesday evening The house was beautifully decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and evergreens The prizes which were > prettilymounted pictures were awarded First r prizes I to Mrs Andrews and Mr Oglesby and second to Mrs Klernan and Mr Brink i while Mr Guthrie received a prize for I Those present the most lone hands were Messrs and Mesdames Shores I U A Johnson Charles Crane Charles j Brink P T Parker J Richardson A I II Peabody Yo R ITutchlnson T 11 Finch W O Bridgeman A G Andrews An-drews George Brastow A S Wilson I W B Short W S lulls Graham Putnam Put-nam Til Farrell VV H Jones S S Campbell W T Snyder S B Evans A E Kimball J S Cowan II C Hoffman Hoff-man Breeden Dr and Mrs Kleth Dr I and Mrs Whitney and Mrs Tlcrnan MIssws Wand and Edith Parker and Messrs George Airls Arch Mllner and Dr A A Kerr I M 0 Mrs Rosa DIxon gave a tea Tuesday afternoon i 1 At Homes I Mrs Heber M Wells is at home to her friends on second and fourth Mondays of the month 4 Y V Mrs Robert Column Miss Coleman and iris Johnson will he at home to their friends Wednesdays In December Decem-ber at the Fifth East hotel < i Mrs Edwin F Holmes will be at home during the winter months on Fridays from 3 until 6 V t tt Mr and Mrs A J Worse will be home after December 15th at Twelfth South and Fifth West streets Weddings and Engagements The marriage of Miss Anna Corbett of Ouray and Rev II L Barnes of the Episcopal church at Provo takes place next week in Ouray Colo a a v The marriage of Miss Kate Taylor and J H Saxman takes place on December De-cember ISth a In the Salt Lake Temple Wednesday Wednes-day the marriage took place of Mr James P Sharp of Vernon and Miss Olive Tomson of Cokeville Wyo President Pres-ident John R Winder performed the ceremony Miss Tomaon wore a beautiful beau-tiful gown of white satin trimmed with applique A wedding breakfast followed fol-lowed the ceremony at the home of the grooms father John C Sharp at 26 E street The table was artistically decorated with pink and white roses carnations and chrysanthemums Mi Sharp Is a prominent sheepman well known In this city Mr and Mrs Sharp leave for Vernon Sunday their future home a i a The marriage of Miss Daisy Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse W Fox and Abraham Taylor will take place o I December 5th 4 C y I The engagement of Miss May E Thorne and Mr R D Peacock Is announced an-nounced the marriage to take place on December 20 IDOL A i t The engagement Is announced of Mr I Hinman D Folsom Jr and Miss Frances C Longenecker of Philadelphia = t Philadel-phia j a cOn c-On Monday evening at the Mlllei hotel ho-tel a very pretty wedding took place when Miss Birdie Price daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Price was married mar-ried to Mi Walter Lloyd Rev J L Albrltton of the First Methodist church performed the ceremony After December 15th Mr and Mrs Lloyd will be at home to their friends at GSO South Eighth East street V e 4 The marriage of Miss Elma Coffin of Boise and James E Clinton Jr of this city will take place In Boise December De-cember LGth The bride and her mother are now in New York Mr and Mrs J E Clinton Dr and Mrs W L Eller beck Miss Estelle Clinton and Lynne Clinton the latter coming from 5latti ford will attend the wedding 11 Social Clubs 1 The PanHellenic society met 1 with Miss Becsley yesterday f w w a The regular semimonthly social nf i p3 the ppal club took place at the La ot UC dies Literary clubhouse on aioncKv ± G evening The attendance was larger f 11 than at any meeting of the club held rc thus far this season The prizes at t Hlxlyhree were awarded to Mrs i Brady Messrs Nless and Wlnthro J After cards adjournment was taken to the basement where delicious refresh t mcnts were served Dancing 1 alloWed M stiffS until midnight 1 i V The Oak Leaf club will meet at the I residence of Mr and Mrs W s t Barnes on Thursday evening Decem lm l bet 5th JftL I 0 6 4 wfy y The Whist club will meet on Friday r evening with M r and Mrs A T Volt i mer g n The Misses Parker entertained the t y card club t on Tuesday c au i Miss Addie Hampton entertained the t Whist club on Saturday U The U T Crystal club will long remember the entertainment and r spread furnished them and their t friends by Mr and Mrs I Harvey t their home Thanksgiving night aF fl slstcd by Mr and Mrs Branch and Jlr fC k and Mrs Strickland being the three t t remaining originators of the club 1 = Highlive occupied the early evenly i for prizes Several brilliant responds is were made to the toast Our Club Lottery and parlor games for comical prizes culled forth much amusement The party Graded with a few sets of old style dancing 1 o it a On account of the death of Dr rJ McKenna whose wife Is a member of s the Utopia club the next meeting h I postponed until further notice fn n + T C M C held its regular pro li m gramme meeting Friday evening at 23 H street A new feature of the club Is e the current topic cards which prove co interesting as well as very beneficial to al the members After adjournment a few sla remained In the clubrooms and enjoyed a a social 1 half hour The next meeting will be held Friday December 13th Miss Sadie Smith of East Sixth South I street delightfully entertained the P3 Thursday Social club Friday afternoon G Refreshments were served In the din S ingroom which was artistically decorated deco-rated with potted plants ferns and flowers chrysanthemums and American Beauty roses predominating red and green being the color scheme The delicious de-licious refreshments were enjoyed ball s b-all present During the afternoon the topic of discussion was The Most Interesting In-teresting Book I Have Read and nt Intervals r In-tervals enjoyable music was rendered by Misses Lulu Penrose Florence Armstrong s Arm-strong Clara Hansen and Smith Those present were Mesdames Edgar S Darling Dar-ling Ernest W Smith Misses Florence d Armstrong Vcra Felt Grace Fre bc Mft c Hazel Crisman Lulu Penrose Cara Louise Madscn lltl Hansen Rose Meyeis en Laura Madsen Y h Col and Mrs J D Ford entertained hI ql the May club at their home on Fourth s street on Tuesday evening and a very enjoyable time was had The following Ladies and gentlemen carried off the honors of the evening Mrs I W nil Hams Mrs HM Sadler Mr Purt and Mr Bench The club band rendered i some very excellent string music after which an adjournment was taken until Wednesday evening December 11th on which occasion Mrs E G Holding will abe a-be the hostess t t Purely Personal d Judge and Mrs Elias A Smith returned re-turned yesterday after a six celts sil t r I Continued on Pageij I rn I J I SOitty i Continued from Pago 1i I 1 Inn New York Philadelphia and other Eastern cities aQ I I Sir a dJfra Raymond C Nalor and son have returned from Geimin > TVfr and Mrs A W cCunc Jr sailed for Europe from lsev lork on I Friday I if a o has returned from a Alma D Kate I I trip through Idaho and Wyoming 0 0 I airs George Brastow has returned I I from SL Louis f Mrs William Bartllnff has returned I I from California and is at the 1lfth I 33ast hotel a Mrs McCllnlock and Mrs Biooka N leave Sunday for Omaha 6 O I Miss Ella Cochran left Friday for her I homo in Missouri and will be married I there on Christmas day to Mr James I Tatlov Walt oC Chicago lD B Mrs Ids X Piper oi Washington I DC is visiting Mrs Charles E Hlgbee at the Fifth East hotel Mrs Piper son s-on a tour of the West and will taUe In I I Portland Seattle and San Francisco before returning home John Van Brunt was down from Logan during the aIrs a-Irs M Judge and Miss Julse will 1 pass the next few weeks in Oalliorma Lieut Clarence K La Motte of Fort RusselHs the guest of Mr and Mrs La Motte V Miss Beulah Backman spent Thanksgiving i Thanks-Giving in Provo 4 0 fl Lieut Anderson Berry of Hackonsack j I IN J has arrived in the city and is stationed I sta-tioned at Fort Douglas I Ii I i Capt and Mrs J E Woodward are now stationed at Fort Sheridan near Chicago I l Mrs Kate Brassfield p of Plattsburg I I Mo is visions with Mrs L H Smith at 79 S street en route to California I > 0 Rev Yr laden went to Springvlllc to enjoy Thanksgiving with his sister > o Miss Isabel McLaughlin entertained a number of her youthful friends at a theater party Thursday afternoon o t > Mr and Mrs Milton L Oglesby are now at home at 27 East Third South street Mrs P K Gillesple and children leave this week for Minneapolis Minn a Mrs Chester E Coulter of Ogden was the guest of Mrs W C Jennings last l week 1 A Dr and MrsT G Odell are now located lo-cated at 130 Twelfth East street 0 0 0 A tea was given by Mrs Rose and Mrs Butler on Tuesday afternoon 00 Mrs Lamb who has been the guest of Mrs Edwin F Holmes has returned to Park City w frS Mrs Thomas Wejr has gone to Denver Den-ver f H Mrs J D Wood has gone to Chicago M e Professor and Mrs L Waldo Ames have gone to New York to spend the winter a e 4 frsJr OConnor son and daughter I daugh-ter of Denver are visiting with Mrs James OConnor c 4 Mr and Mrs Joseph J Daynes Jr will arrive home from Germany on Tuesday or WednesdayS S 0 Mrs Mary J Young Is vltlslng her daughter Mrs L Schweitzer at Honolulu Hono-lulu H O SD J W Callaway returns home this week from California S X U l Mr and Mrs T C Glosz have moved to 1Q7 I > East Third South street where they will reside permanently and where their daughter Miss Rosemary Glosz will have her studio e 9 a I Col E F Holmes left for the East yesterday g a Lieut Farrar has arrived in the city and Is at Fort Douglas a a Mis Platt and daughter Mrs Clark Michigan are visiting Mrs Whight o in an o o Mrs Walter Scott of Park City is Spending a few days In 1 Salt Lake o Mrs Edward BIchsel Mrs R T Hll llard and Mrs CheslerE Coulter have returned to Ogden U III Mrs S T Tvonold and Mrs Katherlne Dougull of Sprlngville were Salt Lake visitors yesterday Miscellaneous Events The West Jqrdan society people had avery I a-very interesting ocial and card party at Colts hall Thursday night supcrinS tended by E A Peterson one of thl t Bingham Consolidated smelters oiUclal Ktaff The evening was spent in social I 4 chats card playing and best of all a I luncheon delicacies Among the poo pie present were Mr and Mrs W C Scouller Mr and Mrs P F Too m Mr L B Cutler und Mlss Lillian Cutler Mr and Mrs William Cooper Mr and I Mrs OConnor H E Kncss fl H Watson j Wat-son Mr and Mrs Walter Cooper Mr and Mrs Drawn und others 1 C N C The pupils of Mrs Mamio Parratts Sl nda school class tendered her a vry pleasant surprise party at her home Thursday uvenlng Refreshments wen served games played and all had un enjoyable time q J a 0 W J Lawrence Max Smith and Henry McCornlck gave coaching par ty to the Country club Thursday The guests were Mr and Mrs W Mon tague Ferry Mr and Mrs E S Ferry Misses Dem Rcdtjhaw Miller Jusmlne I Young Mr and Mrs Filer J SCHteh lov B X Smith Ml and Mrs A E Walker Miss Thorn D B Hempstead I C A Richardson George N Lawrence and A B Wltcher Miss Isabel Hall entertained about thirty of her friends Thanksgiving evening at the Halls i Mrs Ralph E Hoar wljl give her an I nual exhibit of decorated china on Sat urday next I U 0 Mrs Bradley gave a pretty childrens party Tuesday afternoon for her daugh ter Marjojy A pleasant time was spent with ganies and later a birthday sup per was served 0 i 9 Mrs Charles Higbcc gave a theater party on Thursday evening in honor oC her guest Mrs Plfer Washington M q V The Westminster Presbyterian church will hold Its annual supper on Friday evening December Oth under the au spices of the Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip U a A The ladles of St Pauls guild are making great preparations for their PanAmerican fair to bugln the Oth of December 0 a S Mr and MrsM N Johnson enter Jr talned Informally Monday evening in honor of Mr Woodmanscc of Chicago Miss Very Lane entertained Informally Informal-ly lost evening o 0 COne C-One of the prettiest Thanksgiving i I parties was given by Miss Adda Wallace I Wal-lace last TJuusday evening Supper being I be-ing served l at ID oclock the remainder of the evening was spent in games cards dancing and music Those present pres-ent were the Misses Simmons Lewln I I Kngbergs McKoan Taylor and Martin Mar-tin Messrs Young Woolley lladley j Barr Hardy Brown und Jenkins II 0 M < Mr and Tan IT G Whitney entertained enter-tained at an Informal muslcalb last l i evening given In honor of Miss IPcrrin I of Ogden and Miss Clark oC Provo I principals of tho Salt Lake Opera company I com-pany A delightful programme was rendered by Professors McClellan and Stephens Misses Gates and Dwyer and Messrs Pyper > > Graham Spdnccr and Goddard C a e The ladles of the First Congregational church are preparing for a mystery sale to be held in the church parlors on the afternoon and evening1 of December I De-cember 12th All the packages are to be done up in a most mysterious way and patrons will purchase sight unseen un-seen as children say when they r swap their belongings Alii oclock a turkey dinner will he served One of the features of the sale will be an art table in charge of Mrs Clarence T Brown assisted by l the Misses Corbin Ruby Lee und Marlon Knickerbocker whore pretty things S In water colors and burnt wood and leather will be offered U e A surprise party was given In honor of Miss theta Smith at her residence 015 West Second South stIecL1ho evening waH spent in many game and music after which lunch was served Those Invited I were Sampuon Webb Jay Parry Frank Fox Sherman HIU Elmer Stowell Roy Sheila Raymond Buchanan Robert Meiri tIre George Hohn Earl Wood Edith Hill Mary Nelson Vera Hohn Goldie Stow 011 Uleta Smith Grace Burtan Beryl Fox Julia Knight May Baker Lillian Hill o a S Mrs F W Hanson and Mrs Bruncau will entertain a cards next Thursday afternoon December 5th at 320 South Fourth East street for the bancllt oC the Altar society of St Marys Cathedral Cathe-dral All the ladles l of the parish and their friends are invited e ft q Arthur Selby was pleasantly I surprised by number of friends Friday evening even-ing games being the feature of the evening after which refreshments served Those present were Misses Bertha and Katie Richmond Mabel Brown Florence and Edna Foreman Florence Hall Lizzie Porter Nellie Thomson Eva Allen Edith and Cora lie Clausen Lewis Paddlson Denton Selby Tola Green Messrs Arthur Sel by Charles Ferguson Emil Freez Wll W J Lawrence Max Smith and Henry Chamberlln I a 4 One of the pleasant events of the cornIng corn-ing week in which society will take considerable con-siderable Interest Is the Lady Macca bees ball at Christensens on Tuesday evening PARK CITY SOCIETY One of the daintiest affairs of the week was the dinner > given by Mr and j Mrs Arthur Williams on Sunday evening 1 even-ing The color scheme was carried out In a wealth of yellow white and pink I chrysanthemums The place cards were artistic pen and Ink sketches The evening was enjo 1 d by Mr and Mrs C A Blocher Mv and Mrs Lem Learn Miss Lillian Bain Miss Florence Flor-ence Groesbe Miss Estella Watson and Dr William Donoher 5 u I Mr and Mrs Frank A Bird entertained enter-tained at dinner most charmingly on Thursday Their guests were Mr and Mrs S Harrison Mr F Harrison of Salt Lake and Miss Edyth Lowry S M Mr and Mrs W W Armstrong and Mr and Mrs W G Lamb gave a charming Thanksgiving dinner ton small company of friends on Thursday evening k B S Miss Lillian Bain one of Parks popular I pop-ular school teachers went down to Salt Lake Wednesday for a few days visit with Miss Valentine Murphy and Miss Halite Ferron It a 0 Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Lem Learn gave a delightful turkey dinner to a party of friends Carnations beautified the table After the dainty menu had been served the guests en Joyed a couple of hours of social chat i Miss Harriet Woolcy Miss Estella Watson and Miss Florence Groesbeck went down to ZIon Wednesday to eat Thanksgiving dinner with relatives and friends They return to Park this morning OJ S C t Miss Jean Pearson and brother Marshall Mar-shall welt to Evanston Thursday morning to spend three or four days visiting with their sister Mrs Joseph Chartrand I H S Mrs Joseph Brandel and two chil dren departed for Ogden Sunday morn ing where they expect to spend the greater part of the wintqr with rela Ue 4 5 0 The romans Athenaeum will meet with Mrs William Reichtomorrow af ternoon at 230 p m v o S Mr and Mrs Walter Scott and two sons dined at the Quincy mine Thurs day S t w The Social event of the week was the f matinee and ball given by Prof H 13 Younger at the Dewey theater Thurs day afternoon and evening The hall was beautifully decorated for the occa slon and the attendance at both matinee mati-nee and ball was unusually large J Excellent Ex-cellent music was furnished by the Operahouse orchestra A novel fea ture at both affairs was the scarf dance and minuet quadrille by eight young ladies dressed In beautiful and appropriate costumes Thosc who participated In the latter were Miss Gertrude McLaughlin Miss Tonic Has band Miss Ruby McCarty Miss Ethel Greenough Mlas Ida McFarland Miss Blenor Pegan Miss Flora Fernetto and Miss Rhoda Greenough fc u Miss Hattie Baker was hostcns at a charming party given to a company of friends on Wednesday evening at the home of Mru F > A McCarty The looms were beautifully IccorulcdliTnk being the color scheme throughout Quantities of pink carnations were used and pinkshaded candles made I the effort of It all tho more hall 11I1g A number of games were played In which all took part A dainty lunch con was served and altogether the evening was one of real < plpasurc I I The Invited guests were Mtoses Olive Rob inson Laura Huddy Elcnor P Can Edna Sutton Josephine McCarty Cres cent Smith Messrs Roy Wight diet Withey Arnold Smith Gr vei Evans Mark Wight and Will Sutton < t Mr and MrsC A Blocher l enter tamed at an elaborate TJiankpgivIng I dinner on Thursday The decorations were pink chrysanthemums The merju was of the daintiest description and I was enjoyed by Miss Maud Gray Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams ant Mr Alex Colbath 9 u Mr and Mrs Julius Frankol gave a I Thanksgiving dinner to a small com pany of friends Thursday aa did Mr I and MIS i Charles Heath Mr and Mrs I > H S Townsend Mr and Mrs H W j Thomas Air and Mrs W J Buck and others WW 4 V Mrs Brown of Salt Lake Ig the guest of her sister Mrs G Bowman o 1 I f charming childrens party was j Given onj Monday afternoon by Mrs Alonza Berry for her eightyearold daughter Josephine A large number of the little hostess friends were present pres-ent to enjoy the occasion A dainty luncheon was served in tho dining room the latter was especially J prettY In pink and yellow with carnations and 1 chrysanthemums artistically arranged Assisting were Mrs E P Evans Mrs j Rob Kimball Mrs Will Cunnlngtcn I I Miss May Evans and Mrs J T PJvans I The afternoon was most enjoyably passed playing all sorts of games The Invited guests were Edith JSvnnn To Kephlne McCarty Frances R Shields Jean Thcrlott Delia llasband Ada I Kimbali Retut Cunnington Ruth An I dicws Florence Kimball BcsBlo Mo I CMeUtin Nora Parcel loul Knuckey I i Clara Kimball Zolie Cams Gertrude Evuns Kdncl TherloU Ethel Husband I Drucllla Cunnington Nettie McClellan Roy Shields Ed Evans Burnal Gib J son Albert Lov Fred Kmickey Er yin Evans Penbroolc Thomas Gilbert Gil-bert Kimball Willie Bell Zoe Green ough and Gordon McPherson a A e Mrs C T Prisk of Park is the guest of Mr and Mrs Joseph Chartrand of Evanston Wyot t o Miss Cora Sutton one of Provos most popular young ladles arrived in Park and is the guest of her numerous relatives rela-tives and friends t a U About fifty ofvour most prominent citizens were initiated into the Benevolent Benevo-lent and Protective Order of Klks on Wednesday evening A special train from Salt Lake arrived at GaO bringing with It 100 membbrs accompanied by Holds famous band After initiation and Installation the merry party sat down to one of the most elaborate banquets ban-quets ever served in Park Following are the newlyelected officers of Park Indgc No 74 Dr W IT Donohor exalted ex-alted ruler J W Geiger esteemed leading knight C A Blocher esteemed es-teemed loyal knight Lee Wight esteemed es-teemed lecturing knight Ben Hampton Hamp-ton tyler F R Davis treasurer F M Plnneo secretary S L Raddon W C Wallace and J Quinn trustees c a o Dr and Airs B P Lecompte entertained enter-tained delightfully at dinner Thursday evening The table was beautifully arranged ar-ranged wtlh cutglass and silver and adorned with chrysanthemums and ferns Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs L E Hubbard Mr and Mrs P McPherson Miss Marion Hubbard and Master Gordon McPherson I PROVO SOCIETY I The wedding reception of Miss Winnifrcd Kempton and W Whitehead of SprlngvlMo took place Wednesday evening Mrs Whitehead is the daughter daugh-ter of Mrs Josephine Kempton Bennett Ben-nett and Is considered a great favorite among her large circle of friends She Is a bright studious and ambitious young lady and will grace the home of Mr Whitehead with all the grace and dignity of a truly womanly woman Mr Whitehead Is the son of Mr and Mrs James Whitehead of Springvllle and Is highly spoken of for his business busi-ness qualities and honorable and just nature The future bids fair for avery a-very successful one The home of Mr I and Mrs Bennett was truly a scene of mirth and gayety and the numerous guests all seemed to realize the clever I efforts of the host and hostess In their desire to make the evening one of pleasure and delight An elegant supper sup-per was served The gifts were choice elegant and costly Mr and Mrs Whitehead will make their future home in Sprlngville t S Miss Buelali Bachman Is spending her Thanksgiving holiday with relatives rela-tives and friends here In Provo She returns to school on MondayS S Mrs Joe Farrer entertained her sister Mrs Priday on Thanksgiving K S Miss Minnie Nelsen entertained a number of friends at a charming tea party In honor of her mothers sixty eighth birthday on Monday last The afternoon was spent in social chitchat and an elegant and elaborate tea was served The guests weie Mesdames Sarah E Cluff W J Startup S P Eggertson Hannah Eggertson Grone man Mary Hansen Amelia A Singleton Single-ton A O Smoot and Mrs Ostcrman of Sandy Miss Birdie Hanson Miss Allle Smoot and Miss Clara Cluff t > U Mrs Dianna Smoo assisted by her daughter Mrs Pierpont entertained at dinner on Monday last in honor of Owen Smoot who has just returned from a mission to the Southern States a The 1003 class of the Brigham Young academy gave a very enjoyable ball on Wednesday evening It was largely attended and immensely enjoyed The gowns worn by the ladles excited admiration ad-miration on all sides and the music was divine All in all it was one of the most clever events given for quite awhile a-while S S S The Knights of Pythias ball given on Thanksgiving night at the Mozart hall was a grand success Refreshments were served in a very clever manner and the committee in charge did all they could to make it one of the events of the season o 5 C The Brigham Young academy gave another delightful ball on Thanksgiving Thanksgiv-ing night S < t t > Miss Lou Buckle of Salt Lake has been the guest of Miss Flora Twelves 3 4 One of the most successful events was the Thanksgiving dinner given in the Second ward assembly rooms pn that day The long tables looked very inviting with their array of sumptuous viands ind It was a scene of gayety as well when the hall was thronged with tho happy and well iaths1lec1 people peo-ple from all over the city It was a wonderful success in every way 44 + Mr and Mrs L Noycs gave a dinner to relatives on Thursday O 4 oj Mr and Mrs James Mollville entertained enter-tained on Friday afternoon and even ing c S m Mr and Mrs J Jackson of Fillmore are the guests of Mrs Louca Mc BrIde this week V a a Utah Sorosis met In regular session on Wednesday last at the home of Mrs Beck with the president In the chair The first paper was Picturesque Ire land by Mrs Dora Irvine giving avery a-very graphic description of the Emeral Isle Mrs Liazic Sutton then told of The Irish People at Home After recess each member responded with a quotation from their favorite Irish poet Mrs Zina H Smoot fol lowed with a paper on Country and I Village Life in Ireland Miss Alice Reynolds gave a fifteenminute talk on the life of Daniel OConnell The club then adjourned for one week to moet again with Mrs Beck WASHINGTON SOCIAL NOTES I Army and Navy Circles and tho Events and Personals I Washington D C Nov 26 MuchIs fcen in print about The Army ana Navy Society of Washington In truth no especial coterie of fashionables group themselves under this headings heading-s a social force the army and navy 1 f people represent a composite part of the entire official body each individual of which is requisite to the Interesting whole Nevertheless a classillcatlon on paper Is convenient and thus we find at the head of the army list the Secre I I tary 6f War Elllm Root and his I I family consisting of two sons and a I daughter The sons have never been identified in WashluiUpn as they are J J still at college Miss Hoot Is one of the most popular belles of the capital She Is a striking brunette extremely She handsome and very accomplished can ride and dance well and speak French fluently The Hoots have the house of PaymasterGeneral and Mrs 1 Bates tho rental of which Is 12000 a year I As a Cabinet ofllcers salary Is OtUll may be easily judged what I the Secretary Is paying for the honor of a place In the Cabinet Fortunately l I he can afford It as he has a private fortune accumulated in the practice of law In New York city I O 4 LieutGun Nelson A Miles owns a buautlful home on N street Mrs Miles of the Gen I Vat a Miss Sherman niece eral of the army and also of the late Senator from Ohio She has been accustomed ac-customed to societys usages from infancy in-fancy and Is very popular She Is an extremely handsome woman and a gracious mapner wins her many friends The children of LieutGen and Mrs Miles are Mrs Samuel Tiober wife of Copt Rober of the Generals staff who will be with her parents in Washington this winter and Sherman Miles a cadet at West Point Mrs Miles has commenced her Tuesdays at home a O u The homes oC army people are noted for their goodly dimensions and hospitality hos-pitality rather than elegance of structure struc-ture and handsome upholstery notably the residence of SurgeonGeneral and Mrs Sternbcrg which is a large house on M street with a garden on each side The Stcrnbergs gave their first dinne last week which might be called a representative fathering It was In honor of AdjUGen and Mrs Corbin the bride and groom of the army contingent con-tingent > JL i I BrigGcn G L Gillespie lias recently re-cently been appointed Chief of Engineers En-gineers and is I on duty in the District of Columbia Gen and Mrs Gillespie will prove quite an acquisition to army society They have taken a house on Rhode Island avenue in the same block with the Admiral of the Navy Mrs I GUlespic Is n New Yorker by birth and the possessor of a very ample fortune for-tune They have two sons one married In New York and one a bachelor who while not r residing permanently wHl1 his parents will always be welcomed in Washington where eligible masculinity t I is usually at a premium The Gillesples have very hospitable Inclinations and their home will no doubt be an at I I tractive center during the season tt r > a i Another home which though small I is the center of ail that is best In Washington Wash-ington society Is that of Col and Mrs Theodore A Bingham the Colonel being Director of Bubllc Buildings and Grounds Having been for four years military attache at Berlin Col Bingham Is naturally conversant with the etiquette eti-quette of the courts and has rendered valuable service at the White House He makes a delightful host and his wife Is a handsome and accomplished hostess e a o Mrs Odenreid is the widow of the Into Col Joseph C Odenreid and comes nearer bsing the dowager In Washington Washing-ton society than any hostess that could be mentioned having been a resident for thirty years Her dinners are quite famous for being small and good with wellchosen guests The choicest spirits In town are to be met there She is one of the eligible widows whose hand has been sought by heroes of many battles Her home was among the first places at which the Admiral of the Navy called upon his return from victories on the sea and it was she who gave to the Admiral his last bachelor dinner 0 a Another widow identified with army circles is Mrs Sheridan wife of the late Gen Phil Sheridan She lives in a big plain house which was presented pre-sented to the General by his Chicago friends Mrs Shcridanhas a son at West Point and three unmarried daughters who it Is to be regretted are entirely unlike their gifted mother The youngest arc twins and they all lead quiet pious lives apart from the whirl of the Bachelors Cotillion set of belles although the eldest Miss Sheridan I I Sheri-dan who Is reported to have a tongue a little too sharp ts invited to a great I many dinners I iii tIo 5 Il I An army family whowill be much J missed In Washington Is that of Pay II masterGeneral Bates They have always al-ways been very hospitable and are exceedingly ex-ceedingly gracious and popular Their house Is rented to theSecretary of War and the Misses Bates will accompany accom-pany their father on his official tour of the Orient sailing from New York next week Miss Texas Bales whose engagement engage-ment to Mr Dunn McKee has been announced Is really Miss Henrietta Bates She was born on a frontier post In the Lone Star State nearly twenty five years ago and is known to her friends and society as Texas Her fiance made a journey to Alaska several sev-eral years ago to increase his fortunes and came back threatened with tuberculosis tuber-culosis which has deferred the marriage mar-riage He Is now spending the winter In tho Adirondacks and is reported en tirely cured This Interesting romance has been developing since the childhood of the two young people their summer homes at Nonqult adjoining a 0 In recent years the navy has been socially unfortunate In having at its head the Longs who have never had a home in Washington They have lived nt Portland and Miss Helen Long who died recently after two years so journ at Colorado Springs was the only J ono of the family who was ever Iclentf fied with society In the earlier days of the McKlnley administration she was here with her father and mother and made a few friends Mrs Long Is an invalid and Secretary Long will take at least half his salary away with him when his term of office expires He wa born In Maine and is is an example of Now England thrift a u The Dowcys have opened their town r house the gift of the people Mrs Dowey Is Buffering from the grip and is also in mourning for her mother but the Admiral is accepting Invitations and is likely to mingle freely with his fellow men for the first time since his advancement to his present rank S S S While RearAdmiral Robley D Evans is himself absent his wife and unmarried un-married daughter are in town and occupy an oldfashioned house on In diana avenue In the now unfashionable section of Washington It is furnished just as It was years ago with all the old mahogany which Mrs Evans in herited from her mother Mrs Evans was Miss Taylor sister oft RoarAd miral Harry Taylor oC the Indiana during the war S II RcarrAdmlial A S Crownlnshiold ehiof of the Bureau of Navigation who has recently tome into such unenviable unen-viable notoriety through the Schley in vcstjgatlon is a prominent member of the navy elrelp The home of Admiral and Mrs Crowninshiolcl has become a literary center throughout the Administration Adminis-tration ay Mrs Crownlnshlcld is one of the most prolific writers of American fiction She turns out four books a year and also writes a great deal for the magazlnofl She Is very clecr and jpagnelic and dispenses a cordial If i exclusive hospitality ARABELLA GUSHINGTON |