Show ir l THE SOCIAL REALM II The Closing Work of the Lenten Season BUT FEW ENTERTAINEENTS SOME LARGE AFFAIRS TO KE GIVCX THIS WEEK A Charity Tea ut the 3IcCornIcl IlCHldcnpc on Friday lj cnlnK 1It Hall of the University Series The OIl Uhioned Party General JVtitc The closing week of lent has been the most quiet of the entire season but society will not put aside the sackcloth sack-cloth and ashes and enter into the I spring gaieties with more vim than < ever Dancing parties will of course be of rare occurrences from now on the most Important affair of this kind announced being the ball at the University Uni-versity on Friday April 6 The Charity Char-ity Tea at the McCornick residence next Friday evening will be largely attended at-tended The most important social event this week will be the Charity Tea at the residence of Mrs AV S McCornick on Friday evening March 30 Xo invitations invita-tions will be issued and all the charitably char-itably l inclined are invited to attend The admission will be 25 cents and a number of the society young ladies will assist Home made candy will be for sale and all of the features which have made proceeding affairs of this nature so attractive will be in evidence The last ball of the University series will he given by the Delta Phi society at the University on Friday evening April 6 The parties given at the University Uni-versity have been among the most enjoyable en-joyable affairs of the season and this closing event promises to eclipse all others Christensens full band will be in attendance and the ball will be under the management of F M Driggs F W Reynolds Theodore Ny btrom H L Nelson and J H Hoopes On Friday evening Mr and Mrs H J Rivers entertained nine tables at high five After a delicious lunch was served some very line music was heard Those present were Mr and Mrs Geo Brice ilr and Mrs J W Sullivan Mr and Mrs Arthur H Parsons Professor and Mrs Krouse Mr and Mrs Kendall Ken-dall A Andrews Mr and Mrs S S Dlckerson Dr and Mrs Stiehl Mr and Mrs W F Hills Judge and Mrs Loch rie Mr and Mrs Will J Bynch and Misses Cady Chandler McCornick Shoebridge Jenkins Robinson and Minnie Min-nie Taylor also Messrs F B Cook William Pischel L C Robinson Grant H Smith Dr E W Whitney L P Hobinson and A E H Peterson 1rs Krouse won the ladies first prize and Miss Ida Chandler the second ond Dr Stiehl secured the gentle mans first prize while Dr Whitney faucceeded in carrying off the second At the handsome suburban residence of Mr and Mrs Dan Harrington an interesting birthday party was held yesterday yes-terday afternoon and evening Early in the week several of the relatives and friends of Mrs Harrington decided tl give her an emphatic reminder of the fact that another milestone in her arl r had been reached and so well was this idea carried out that before the lady scarcely had tune to realize it informal callers to the number of about sixty took possession of the house and the hostess completely and by aid < > r refreshment literary and musical i v rces to say nothing of the balmy ffocts of Sugar House air and scenes a mot enjoyable evening was spent Misses Maggie and Mamie Taylor and Mrs Margaret Taylor assisted Mrs Harrington to entertain and to them V as much of the pleasure of the o cas icn due A delightful surprise party was given Friday evening at 267 Canyon Road on Miss Lovina Sudbury by her friends High five formed the chief amusement after which an elegant luncheon was served The guests were r C R Savage Mr Ralph Savage Miss Lucy Sa vag Mr and Mrs Fred Sansom Mr and r S J Sudbury Mr J B Swenpon Mr and Mrs S C Sudbury Mr and Mrs J E Taylor Mr and Mrs L S Whitehead Mrs Apna G Marks Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson Miss Vick Hodgert Mr Roy Hodgert Mr and Mrs Ed Sudbury I Ann Satterthwaite Mr Fred Sudbury c Mis Hattie BArker Mr Ben Sansom Mr J J Shepard Mr George Sudbury Sud-bury Mr Fred Brooks entertained a few of his friends last Tuesday evening Dainty refreshments were served at 10 oclock The rest of the evening was I passed in cards and music The ladies I and gentlemen present weie Misses Florence Simpson Mattie Jack Florence Flor-ence Taylor Nellie Howorth Millie 1 Flaggard Messrs Roy Forman Aus ton Brooks F Brooks Roy VanDyke I Van-Dyke Seth Pixton c A very pleasant high five was given I by Mr and Mrs F M Atkins at 102 I j3ast First South on Thursday evening last Among those present were rand r-and Mrs Fred Scoles Mr ad Mrs Bassett Mr and Mrs < George B Freeze Mr and Mrs Edw Sudbury Misses Mamie Freeze Mamie i Conrad I Iier nrd aiae freeze o Un M oration Messrs Edw Harris and Henry Bassett Mrs H S Krouse planned a very successful and clever surprise on Professor Pro-fessor Krouse last Thursday evening the occasion being his birthday but I which particular birthday was not announced I an-nounced The professor was sent off to the neighboring drug store about 8 oclock and on his return he found his I cosy little home occupied by twenty or 1 thirty of his musical friends most of I then being the members of the Crim I pon Scarf Opera company with whom I he share his recent success at the theatre 1 the-atre The evening was spent in a delightful de-lightful manner listening to musical selections se-lections and Manager Burtons proposition propo-sition to the company to sing their harmlng work one night during conference con-ference was discussed and accepted The party broke up about midnight after a most enjoyable evening John S Coon and Miss Josie Buck were united in marriage on Thursday evening at the residence of the grooms parents Mr and Mrs Cahoon will beat be-at home after today at 363 First street One of the most enjoyable parties of the winter was given Mr Orson Brooks last Friday evening by some of his lady friends It was a surprise and was very successfully carried out but Mr Brooks was equal to the occasion and assisted by his sister Mrs Hume soon made the intruders at home All formalities for-malities were waived and different kinds of games were indulged in until 1130 when dainty refreshments were served afterwhich music singing and after dinner orations held sway for a time Among those present were Misses Minnie and May Jeremy Florence Taylor Tay-lor Lottie Stevens Retta and Gertrude Lyon Grace Keeler Jennie Irvine p Hannah Brooks Hattie Pollock Agnes Watson Maud Hagar Daisy Shields Claire Ferguson Ollie Myers Lillie I Parish Sfppsrs Will Foster Joe Ostler I Fred B tier Griggs A Brooks George Beeoher Sampson J Franklin Whitte more Van Dyke Irvine E W Hazel i grove Harris Smith Morris F Brooks L i w Frank Beecher Grow Armstrong Webb and J Morris Mois Professor Youngers matinee yesterday yester-day was well attended The Exhibition club is working hard on the new dances I and making splendid progress The usual number of disciples of Terpsichore tripped the light fantastic at Christensen Bros matinee to the de ightful music of their popular orchestra orches-tra trThe The Old Fashioned Party at the Bee Hive house on Tuesday evening by the Sons of Pioneers will be an enjoyable en-joyable as well as a novel affair Mrs L M Earl entertained a number of friends on Thursday afternoon by giving a tea party t Mrs William G Wallace of Park City Mrs George W Phillips Mrs James Devine Mrsi 11 Earl Miss Pearl Young Mrs A B Richardson Mrs A S Kendall Mrs Charles J Higson Mrs Alfred Lam bourne and Mrs Charles Thirkell were among those present On Thursday Mrs L V Shelp gave a charming tea in honor of Mrs Pet tengill president of the Circle of Strangers Stran-gers and her daughters Mrs C E Brown of Madison Wis Mrs J L Beckwith gill of Ogden and Miss Petten gil The Magazine club of Ogden will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs A J Warner at her home on Twenty fifth street Muse LsisnliH Reception On Tuesday afternoon and evening Mme Lamb again threw open her elegant ele-gant parlors 35 Main street to thousands thous-ands of Salt Lakes most charming ladies which gave them another opportunity op-portunity of viewing and admiring the largest and best selected stock of millinery mil-linery in the city Nothing has ever been l attempted that could in any respect re-spect equal this grand display of high art millinery Her motto lead let others follow has been carried out to perfection and her position in the art of millinery is unapproachable and un disupted by all |