Show S J t I I I I t t g 1 I II a I I I I LiI llflh i 1 4r i t U y r r I a ltr ii s 1 f4 i i 1 rlr l I > FI i xI t i1 i l r afply r t a 1 r r Jf Thanksgiving was preceded and followed fol-lowed by many pleasant events and tile nay itself was most enjoyable Theft The-ft uaU game and a larger number of orijUiinmcnty than usual made the day one Jong to be remembered Them The-m < st noteworthy events of the week were Mrs Hoyt Shermans Kensington tea oi Friday afternoon Miss Coltons + luist hoop Mrs II O Wilsons card party Miss Wallaces dinner and the in r the fort on Friday night and jMjK > William Jennings luncheon yesterday yester-day r r < 0 The Salt Lake Opera company in I i i their presentation of The Chimes of Normandy scored another signal success suc-cess and the theatre on Thanksgiving I day and on three following nights was I the gathering place for the society world I < 0 Q > 1 I Mr and Mrs James A Polloc gave a i theatre party at The Chimes of Normandy j Nor-mandy on Friday evening their guests i i being Mr and Mrs George F Downey I and Mrs Landstreql Dr and Mrs Lindsay Mr and Mrs I Hayward and Miss Toulrnin occupied I i a box at the theatre Friday night I i O 0 < > I I 1 i Miss Clara Coltons buffet luncheon I given on Thanksgiving day at Tier home on Fifth South street was one of the prettiest and most novel affairs of the week The guests on arriving were presented with a clever pen and ink and water color sketch of the Yellow Kid upon the back of which was the name of some lady or gentleman who I were their partners for the afternoon The dining room was decorated very 1 Jaintily in chrysanthemums and in ire center of the table stood half a > arge pumpkin filled with clusters of rapes and ether autumn fruits After the elaborate luncheon had been partaken par-taken of pink and yellow tissue paper I lemons l ink and small pieces of wood were distributed among the guests who were then requested to construct a Yellow Kid out of these articles Some very clever Yellow Kids were the result of this unique idea and many very laughable ones were turned out from fair fingers Mrs Jenks of Fort Douglas received a bunch of American Beauty roses and Mr Max Smith a handsome book for carrying out the idea most cleverly Miss Col tons guests were Miss Hanauer Miss Ida BVauer Miss Kent of Fort Douglas I Doug-las Miss Tessie Alff Miss Maud Thome Miss Florence Roundy Miss Luacine liege Miss Mary Burke Miss Catherine Lowe Mr WcslerColt Mr Bob Smith Dr Worthington Mr Bender Ben-der Smith Mr Bert Varian Mr Clarence Clar-ence McCormick the fey Mr Paden I Lieutenant Jackson Mr Max Smith Lieutenant and Mrs Jenks Mr Lyon Mr Max Hanauer s < > n Mrs S V Shelp and Mrs William Cambridge will entertain the card club Wednesday evening cJV Mrs Hoyt Sherman entertained most charmingly on Tuesday afternoon at a Kensington tea The affair was In honor of Mrs Landstreet of Virginia and among the guests were Mrs George M Downey Mrs George F Downey Mrs Landstreet Mrs James A Pollock Mrs Moylan C Fox the I Misses Hanauer the Misses Harkness Mrs Wilkes Mrs H Allen Mrs Ira Lewis Mrs Hough Miss Grace Wallace Wal-lace Miss Kent Mrs Kent Mrs Crane Miss Sybil Anderson Miss Woodward Wood-ward Miss McCornick Mrs C 10 Allen Mrs Salisbury Mrs Hughes airs Woodward Mrs Bid well Miss Hunt Miss McCabe Miss Sadler Miss Fo = the Misses Murray 000 The German club will meet tomorrow tomor-row night with Mrs L Hanauer 0 0 0 Among the noteworthy weddings to take glade in the near future will be I that of Miss Elizabeth Sinclair and Mr Will Grey The ceremony will be solemnized on Tuesday of the present week < i > < > < S > v Mrs L Hanauer entertained a few guests informally at dinner on Thanksgiving Thanks-giving evening JOG Mr Flesh of Chicago spent a few days of this week in the city < t > 4 < Colonel and Mrs Liscum of Fort Douglas gave a very delightful dinner on Saturday evening inS < in-S > 0 Of the numerable Thanksgiving dinners given on Thursday Miss Wal laces was ore of the prettiest the table decorations being especially pretty and appropriate and the menu a delicious one The center of the table held a big pumpkin overflowing with fruit while at each guests plate were chrysanthemums that same flower adorning the mantles chandeliers chande-liers and tables The guests of the occasion oc-casion were Mr and Mrs George F Downey Mrs Landstreet Miss Hark ness Miss Ora Harkness Mr and Mrs James A Pollock Mr Will Sharp and Mr S Pendernast 000 Mrs Macvichie is in the city visiting visit-ing friends at the Wey < 3 > C 0 Mrs H G Hefferon gave a very enjoyable en-joyable dinner on Thanksgiving night covers being laid for six 000 Mrs Hamilton entertained at luncheon lunch-eon on Tuesday afternoon the guests being Mrs Moylan C Fox Mrs Samuel Hughes Mrs 0 J Salisbury Miss Fox Miss Mackintosh and Miss Bolinger of California S > b 0 Mr Welbys dinner on Thanksgiving Thanks-giving evening was one of the pleasantest ones on that day and was given at the Manitou after which the guests enjoyed The Chimes of Normandy Nor-mandy from one of the stalls 000 Mrs II O Wilson gave an afternoon card partr oa Friday the guests passing a delightful afternoon over ames of 63 At the close of the games prizes were awarded Mrs Cullen Miss Nellie Beattie and Mr John T Donnellan mons the guests were Mrs Penrose Mrs Keyes Mrs Liscum Mrs Jenks Mrs Barclay Mrs John T Donnellan Mrs Mark land Mrs Beattie Mrs Glendinning Mrs Hushes Mrs Cullen Miss Nellie Beattie Miss Grace Cullen Mrs Young 1 > 0 0 Mr and Mrs John P Meakin celebrated cele-brated the silver anniversary of their wedding on Thursday evening There were quite a number of their friends and relatives present and a very pleasant evening was spent in music recitations and sociability A sump tuous supper was served Among those present were Professor Read Mr Mevernly Mrs Lambert Miss Mattie Lambert Miss Eva Lambert Professor von Bun Mr Hardy Mr J Davis Miss Naomi Brunker Mr Fred Meakin Mr Charles Meakin and others oGI The luncheon given yesterday by Mrs William Jennings was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the week The parlors were handsomely decorated decor-ated and 32 guests enjoyed the hospitality hospi-tality of Mrs Jennings 000 A Kate Greenaway musicale will be given at Unity hall tomorrow night under the auspices of St Marys Sunday Sun-day school C 0 0 Miss Amy Reynolds gave a surprise party during the week to MissBarbara Brown The evening was very pleasantly pleas-antly spent The guests were Misses May Reynolds Alberta Reynolds Jessie Jes-sie Brown Annie Brown Margaret Glade Nellie Howarth Anne Maeser Eva Measer Susie Wilber Celia Hanson Han-son Messrs Harry Luff Charley Luff Hyrum Derrick Frank Bleak John Howarth Sharp Ottinger Tom Varley Roy Dean Will Harrison Will Mur docl Vic Carrol Mr Ackerman Walter Wal-ter Russel John Russel 1 > co Miss Gertrude Oliver and Miss Allie Asbridge have just returned from a visit to Bluff Dale G 4 > Q Mr and Mrs Curtis L Knight entertained en-tertained a party of friends on Thanksgiving Thanks-giving 0 < Mr and Mrs W V Dyer entertained enter-tained at cards on Friday night at their residence 311 West Third North street The event was in celebration of the first anniversary of Mr and Mrs Dyers wedding day About 40 guests were present and after cards had lost their attractions a tempting supper was served o 0 The Ester Rebekah lodge No8 I O O F will give a ball and card party at Christensens on Dec 14 00 G Miss Janie Bult daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Bult was married onWed nesday to Henry Brain The wedding was followed by a reception at the 4 T home of the brides parents 620 West I Third North street 000 Mr and Mrs George T Odell had a large box party to listen to the Chimes last evening OG J Mrs A C Ewing who has been vis iting the past two months in St Louis and Chicago arrives home tomorrow lO Miss Tessie Alff entertained on Tuesday afternoon < 0 > Mrs Ferry is down from Park City < > 0 W J Lawrence is in the city Gvt Miss Blanche Mackintosh was the hostess of a dainty little dinner on Thursday evening The dining room and round table were decorated in pink carnations and smilax and during the dinner and through the evening was heard beautiful music 0 0 0 Mrs John Longmaid is expected from Oregon next week and will spend the winter in Salt Lake < 900 Mr Hanauer entertains at luncheon at the Alta club next week 00 Miss Wen 1el1a Benson gave a farewell fare-well chafingdish party on Friday in honor of Miss Leda Rawlins who leaves for Washington on Tuesday 000 The Tuesday club will meet with Mrs Hudson this week o 0 c it Miss Mackintosh will entertain at dinner this evening the decorations be ing La France roses and ferns and covers will be laid for seven Mr and Mrs Ferdinand J Fabian expect to leave for the east soon to spend the holidays < v 0 The Euterpe club met with Mrs Samuel Hughes last night and an especially es-pecially pleasant evening was passed o 0 It was ladies night at the University Uni-versity club last evening that being the first of those delightful affairs given this year With a paper by Ma jor Hill on The TransCaspian Coun try and a good musical programme the evening was most pleasantly passed rJ2G Mr Harry Hathaway is expected from the east next week 00 Ct Miss Rooklidges Kensington tea promises to be one of the pleasant events of next week toi > 0 The military ball is the most talked of event for the early part of next week and is equalled in importance only by the reception and ball to be given on Thursday evening in Chris tensens by 12 very popular young I i ladies These hostesses are the Misses Clawson Moffat Savage Rowe Jones j Ellerbeck Pyke Hardin and Hays I j I The chaperones for the occasion will j i be Mesdames Pyke EHerbeck Richard son Spencer Clayton and Moffat It promises to be the social event of the week and several hundred invitations have been issued issuedS 000 Mrs H O Wilson entertained on Thursday evening at dinner The decorations dec-orations were of carnations and smilax Among the guests were Mrs Cullen Mr and Mrs Richard Keyes Miss Cullen and Mr D C Dunbar 000 Mrs Ewing will return from the east on Monday 0 < J > 0 Lieutenant Dunning arrived from the east on Friday and will return to Lo gan on Monday MondayS < S > 0 0 Christensens hall has been engaged for Thursday evening Jan 13 for St Marks hospital ball The executive committee will be formed this week and will at once make arrangements for the other committees so that work may be begun at once It is expected that a meeting of those interested will be called at an early date oo < > Miss Mary Olive Gray gave a pupils recital in Salt Lake college Saturday which was largely attended by pupils and frIends 000 The regular monthly meeting of tha U W P Club will be held at the res4 dence of Mrs A M Bradley 241 East South Temple street on Tuesday even ing Nov 30 at 8 p m Thanksgiving will be the subject of the evening orig inal sentiments on the subject by tha club also an original poem and d i Thanksgiving story by Mrs E B Wells will be given Presidents of all womens clubs in Utah are cordially invited to attend w < S > < J > Dr and Mrs Pinkerton gave theatre parties during the Under the Red Robe and Digby Bell engagements and Mrs Pinkerton was the hostess of a luncheon followed by a matinee party for the Chimes of Normandy o V 0 The members of the Salt Lake Whls I club met on Friday evening at the rooms ofT A Williams Atlas block and aftr some discussion ad < ptprj by4 Jaws and elected the following vffirerat I President J Barnett vice pivildent Charles Read sporetary and treasurer I W J Piteman The gentlemen wIth Directors O B Hf w ett and W J Meok comprise the executive beard At thE > solicitation < < f several members it was decided to enlarge the sc r of the club and include chess players among its members There are a number of eti gilt nt hess player in the city aci ts t ft > will I materially strengthen the club ila nornsT have Hen cerur d i in the i arkmt sh blot k on Felt TLPt l str t th furniture I fur-niture has ben lurch led an 1 the c m mittee will ° ml ° avrr t > hasp the r < > ms j ready for te members next WMnys I day evening Forty members lava I signed the roll and as all of them arc Continued on Page 11 1 f 1 I THf SOCIAl RfAlM I Continued from Page 1 I enthusiastic whist or chess players the i success of the club is assured I i 1 Aftjr 50 members have been obtained I I the membership fee will be increased i The merits of Cavendish Hamilton < Foster and other authors as text books is being considered by ambitious xnem I t s hers I I 0 0 1 Society at Fort Douglas during the 1ast week has been somewhat brighter than usual Though the number of social 1 = so-cial events were not numerous yet there was a decided increase over the I doings of the few weeks just preceding I The Drincipal event was the regular I hop which was given in the post hal I on Friday evening The affair was avery a-very pleasant one and was thoroughly I enjoyed by all present Besides the f officers and ladies of the post who were I present there were also several people I from the city Among sever invited I guests were Benner X Smith Mr and R Mr Patrick Miss Marix Mr and Mrs Wedekind Miss Katharine Judge Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Wells Mr Caine and Mr Mc Murdy 000 Little Elizabeth Augur gave a birthday birth-day party to her small friends in the post yesterday afternoon Nearly all the officers children in the garrison were Dresent and after an afternoon of games and a good time all round the little ones wished their friends many happy returns of the day and went home to tell their parents what a good time they had During the party the regimental band stationed themselves outside the house and gave a serenade to the children who were extremely pleased with the music 00 < On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Girard gave a delightful party to Adjutant Ad-jutant Cartwright Lieutenant and Mrs Jenks Lieutenant Kerwin and Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Miller 000 Another charming dinner party was given the same evening by Lieutenant Augustine His guests were Lieutenant Gurney Lieutenant Jackson and Mr McMurdy 000 Last Tuesday Miss Black left the post on her way to Boise City Miss Black was one of the most popular young ladies who have visited the fort since the regiment arrived With the exception ex-ception of about two months she has been visiting with her sister Mrs Nelson Nel-son ever since last November Miss Black was a most attractive young iady and found a great many friends aud admirers both in the post and in the city who very much regret her departure de-parture Lieutenant Welch accompanied accom-panied her on her journey as far as Ogden where they parted Miss Black going on to Boise and the lieutenant to return to the post 000 Dr Kirkpatrick who has been away from the post for about twomonths on leave of absence is expected to return for duty about the first of the month o 0 Mrs Lieutenant Dashiel who has been very ill for some time past is now allo to be out again Mrs Dashiel was confined to the hospital in the city anu returned to the post last week 0 0 < Chaplain Allensworth left for Ogden last evening to deliver three lectures in that city today He will return to the post tonight L 0 0 J Through the kindness of Colonel Kent and Adjutant Cartvrisht the services ot the regimental band have been donated do-nated to the charity ball next month 11 hand is busily engaged in practicing practic-ing for the occasion and a charming 1iograranie of music has been arranged arrang-ed for that affair 000 Last evening those who are to take part in the minuette at the Charity bal J vet to the post and spent the evening in the hall practicing The hand was in attendance and the dance ¼ as gone through in excellent style < 0 A number of the officers and ladies of the post expect to attend the military tary ball |