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Show THE CITIZEN the table. Gladioli in tall vases at the ends of the table. Covers laid for eighteen. were were at the Hillcrest apartments, in honor of her cousin, Miss Katherine Dinwoodey of Miss Ruth Jennings entertained luncheon Tuesday at her home in Berkeley, Cal., Miss Marie Crismon of and Miss Jane Wells of Washington. The hostess was assisted by her sister, Miss Helen Jennings, and Miss Georgianna Smurth waite. In addition to the guests of honor, covers were laid for Miss . Elizabeth Darnell, Miss Marion Morris, Miss Boston Margaret Dinwoodey, Miss Jane Hampt- on, Miss Grace Sheriff, Miss Maxine Weil, Miss Helen Schweickhart, Miss Louise Wells, Miss Edith Wells and Miss Regina West. Marion Sparks has returned a visit to southern California. Miss from Mrs. George W. Butterfield of Rivof erton announces the engagement ; daughter, Idabelle, Michelsen of Salt Lake. her to Verdi R. Peter Mathakis has returned from attending summer school at the Uni- of California at Berkeley and visiting Los Angeles, San Diego and versity j Mexico. j i Bartlett of Chicago has in Salt Lake for a visit of two with her son, J. L. Bartlett. Mrs. E. I. j arrived months I . . . Maurice Anderson entertained 'at a kensington and tea Tuesday afternoon at her home on Chadwick Street, Highland Park, in honor of Miss jBeth Keate, a bride of Saturday, besides the j The guests included, guest of honor, Mrs. Verner 0. Hewlett, Mrs. Ward McAllister, Mrs. J. C. Edwards, Mrs. Gordon Kirby, Mrs. William Patrick, Mrs. Herman Wells, Mrs. Lauren Gibbs, Miss Lillian Staines, Miss Agnes Clive and Miss Helen Mrs. the following, in addition to the guest of honor: Mrs. Calder Mackay, Mrs. Ernest McGarry, Mrs. Thomas B. Angell, Miss Mary Brown and Miss Gladys Thomas. Miss Ellen Orlob was the guest of honor at a luncheon to be given Saturday by Miss Erma Kuster. Mrs. Homer V. Sherwood will entertain Tuesday afternoon at tea at the Country club in honor of Miss Orlob. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cheney entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, 1484 Yale avenue, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allen of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Daynes of this city, who expect to leave soon for Los The Angeles to make their homes. guests of honor will be entertained at dinner and other friends will be invited for dancing in the evening. Mrs. William Fagergren and Mrs. Edgar Hawley entertained Thursday afternoon at a kensington in honor of Miss Beatrice Cannon and Miss Marion Cannon, brides of September. Mrs. Evelyn Snow Decker entertained Thursday afternoon at bridge tea in compliment to Miss Beth Keate and Marvin Brennan, her fiance. They were guests of honor at a dinner given Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wells. Allen entertained tea Tuesday afternoon at her home in the Hillcrest apartments in Junior of Mrs. C. W. Fifield of Denver. Seven tables were arranged for bridge and others came in for tea. i at bridge Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Karrick have ret- urned from spending the summer in southern California and are at home ju the Hillcrest. apartments. associa- The Womens tion entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of- Mrs. George B. Swaner, 21 F street, in honor of Mrs. G. V. Lawry, ic - Seattle Miss Lucile Jenkins left Wednesday Jor Great Falls, Mont., for a visit. The Rev. F. A. Murphy of Boston, Miss Grace Goodrich- entertained Wednesday at tea. at her home on Virginia street in honor of Miss Gertrude Rose, who expects to leave soon for Menlo Park, Cal., to attend school. - entertained Mary Thursday at tea at her home in the Belvedere apartments from 4 until 6 oclock. Miss LeRoux Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Keating and little daughter Mary Ailene left Mon- day for San Francisco to make their home. . A. Callahan, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds and Miss Genevieve Reynolds, U of Salt Lake, spent Wednesday in Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Erdman have returned from a visit to Seattle and Garfield, Portland. lhe where they were guests at home of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Butler. Miss Dorothy Mncheon Hein entertained at Thursday in honor of Miss jlorence Oliver, who will leave Sunday for Sacramento, where she will be Jarried late in September to Joseph reton Francis. Covers were laid for WASATCH HHSH KISS Professor and Mrs. L. A. Quivey entertained Wednesday evening in honor birthday of their of the twenty-firs- t son, Keith Mac Quivey. The following young men were present: Austin Ali-cot- t, Edward Baker, Dick Broughton, I I ICA US'IIXOX S 3 12a SALT LAKE CITY MAIN Viiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiimiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimim niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHHiiiiiiiiimiiitiiHiiHiiiiiiiiHnimiiuiiii Vere Champion, Wayne Clark, Newell Dayton, Harry Edwards, Ellsworth Gillette, William Jones, Bernard Jo- sephson, Lester King, Harry Lewis, Frank Massingill, Vern Mcllrath, Owen Meadows, Merrill Medlin, Stanley Charles Ueake, Mitchell, Howard Stech, Lewis Stearns and Del Sullivan. Mrs. Walter R. Coombs of Honolulu, who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. G. M. Darby and Mrs. Bertha Martin, left Friday for San Francisco and will sail for Honolulu September 8. Mr. and Mrs. Philo T. Farnsworth, Jr., have returned from a three weeks stay at the North Fork club on Weber river. The Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Simpkin have returned home from Santa Monica, Cal., where they have been for some time for the benefit of Mr. Simpkins health. The S. S. girls of Forest Dale gave a dance Tuesday evening in the For est Dale amusement hall. The public were invited. Lavelle Duckworth was in charge. 543 Poulton, North First West street, entertained Tuesday at a wedding breakfast for Mr. and Mrs. J. Leland Campbell ,wtio were married Monday. to j j aiiimitinmiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiMCTynmiiuwTiiniiiiiiiiitiiiiHiiiiiiHiiiiii)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)iiiMiiiiniiu( Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pan-Hellen- Mrs. Marie Covey i ;IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIUIIIUINMIIIIIIIIMMIMiraillllMUMIIIIIIMWIUIIII!IIIIHIIIUIIUIIMIUIIUHUIUIIUIMIIIMIUIIIMUMHIIUUUIIIIUIIUIIIIIIi!IIIMUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!i Miss Jane Hampton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hampton, will leave September 16 for Casteline at Palo Alto, Calif., where she will attend school. who will leave soon for make her home. Keate. ) 13 Three brides, Miss Maye Riter, Miss Beth Keate and Miss Aline Margetts, were guests of honor at a dinner given Monday night by the Delta Epsilon sorority of the University of Utah at the Newhouse hotel. The committee on arrangements included Miss Estelle Dunyon, Miss Drusilla Gaby and Miss Louise Wells. Covers were laid for forty. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Black enter- tained their card club Saturday evening in honor of their wedding anniversary. Cards and dancing were enjoyed and supper was served. The club members are Mr. and Mrs. Will Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Will Naylor. Mrs. Fred Morgan was an invited guest. Mrs. Verner 0. Hewlett entertained at an Orpheum party Wednesday af- ternoon, followed by tea, in honor of Miss Beth Keate, a bride of Saturday. Pink sweet peas in a crystal basket was the centerpiece for the tea table. The guests included Miss Keate, Miss Helen Keate, Mrs. Gordon Kirby, Mrs. Ward W. McAllister, Mrs. Maurice Anderson, Mrs. Herman J. Wells, Mrs. William T. Patrick, Miss Lillian Stains, Miss Agnes Clive and Miss Edith Ware. WHAT HE WANTED. The American tourist descends the gangplank in a French port. Crowd surges around, says the Amaroc News. "Buy map American bottleflelds. Tourist scowls. "Illustrated history of the great campaigns. No sale. "Photo of le Marechal Foch and President Weelsong. Fails to notice. In two volHow to see Paris. umes. Nothing transpiring. "The history of Verdun in song and story. Market glutted. Piece of bone from crown princes head. Getting bored. Belle souvenir. Von Hindenburgs combination walking and shaving stick. No chance. Helmet worn by Ludendorff. Pas de response. Picture of Clemenceau le Tigre enchaine. Uninterested. Beads made by crippled veterans of the great war. No beads. Joan of Arc in six colors. Au voir, Joan. Complete unexpurgated works of Guy de Maupassant. Not a line. Monsieur? Plainly clad Frenchman detaches himself from the mob. Tourist eyes him suspiciously. Monsieur, I knew ze place. Places warning finger to lips. Draws closer. Tourist signs for continuation. Ze grand bottles of Americain Tourist embraces him. bill. Heres a Attaboy! Guide me, friend, guide me. Another Franco-Americaalliance. 50-se- ed n The Wife What do men know about womens clothes? The Husband (bitterly) The price. |