| Show IN TEE SOClAL REALM The Past < Week Was Not An Eventful One r THE JOSEPH RECEPTION IT WAS A BRIliLiXAXT AND EXJOY ABLE AFFAIR J Judge Powers Reception to the Leg islutors Charity Entertainment at the BJshtoauth TVartl null Item fro III fort Douglas dull UcctinSsOfi for the Midwinter The chief event of a social nature last week was the reception tendered by Judge and Mrs Powers to the members mem-bers of the Legislature on Thursday evening a full account of which appeared ap-peared in The Berald on Friday morning morn-ing Many of the society people of the city can get points from the Judge and Mrs Powers in regard to entertaining If the atmosphere of cordiality and he utter lack of that dress parade outon exhibition bearing that mars otherwise delightful receptions were more general gen-eral there tvouM lv fewer husbands who refuse to live up to the standard of social privileges established by their better halves Another charming affair was the le ceptmn given to Mr and Mrs Harry Joseph at Youngers on Monday evenIng even-Ing The elegance of the costumes Worn by the ladies was a matter of general comment There were some smaller parties and the usual club meetings An unusual number of theatre parties was noticeable notice-able at the production of the Ormt > cn Scarf At the brilliant reception tendered by the Jewish society people to air and Mrs Harry Joseph on Monday evenIng even-Ing some elegant costumes were worn Among them were the following The bride looked charming in her wedding costume of cream Iwigalme trimmed with crystal lace and with folds and rosettes of the silk Miss Rosalie Morris wore light blue crepe with ribbon velvet trimmings of thf same shade Miss Claudia Moris Cream colored silk with cream lace trimmings The pretty costume she wore as maid of honor at her sisters wedding Mrs Henri Cohn Black fame elegantly ele-gantly trimmed with black jeL Mrs EmerYVery pretty changeable heliotrope blue and black silk trimmed with dark blue velvet and incandescent trimming Miss Gertie CohnPale blue silk with mrtha of white lace Miss Emma OppenheimerLight blue striped gause over blue silk Miss Ralla Simon Black silk with pt Mrs Liehlenstein Black silk Mrs Sig Simon Black silk trimmed i11 jet and relieved with red silk Mrs DonovanStylish street costume cos-tume Miss Joseph Black embroidered chiffon cvor white silk Miss Edna Jacobs Nile green silk skirt with overdress of white chiffon striped satin bodice trimmed with duchess lace and hyacinths Miss Sarah CohnCream colored silk trimming of spangled white lace JTiss Lottie LevyRed crepe trimI I niFd with gold passementerie Mrs William Kahn Rainbow silk With black velvet trimmings Mss Lichtenstein Quaint and pretty yellow silk trimmed with a deeper shade of velvet violets Miss Edna Cohn Canary silk trimmed trim-med with pansy velvet Mrs Stienman Black corded silk relieved with lavender jet trimmings Miss Stepper Black silk skirt pink Bilk bodice Miss Jennie OppenheimerLight pink BilkMiss Miss Bieber Pretty cream and br wn figured challie with cream lace Miss Ida CohnWhite silk Miss Lillie Leavitt Black lace red carnations Miss Sachs White dotted Swiss with pink ribbons Mrs Ha Handsome black silk costume Mrs Henry Cohn Black striped satin with black lace Mrs Fred SimonHandsome black silk trimmed with jet Mrs Louis SimonElegant black silk Miss Celia Oppenheimer rose silk trimmed with white lace and old rose ribbons Miss Carrie WoolfPale blue moire vhite lace Mrs Emanuel Kohn Black silk Mack lace worked with pearl and gold Mrs D Wallersteln Black guipure lace over black satin gray crepe hat gloves to match Miss Rothenburg Palo blue satin with white eider down trmmings Mrs Welch White figur ltulle over white silk pearl and gold pas men terie Mrs Moritz Rainbow silk with black satin duchesse lace Mrs M H Lippman Sage green faille with black lace worked in pearl and gold < Miss Annie Woolf Canary silk with accordion plaited chiffon trimming of the same shade Mrs Jacob Bamberger Elegant black silk < Mrs Qberndorfer Handsome street costume SIrs < < S-Irs Herman BambergerBlack silk jet trimmings Miss May Hollander White ilk Miss Bertha Meyer Changeable blue and pink cloth trimmed with pink satin satiniss Mollie AlexanderPretty street costume Miss Blanch Oppenholmer Light gray cloth trimmed with tan silk and ribbons rib-bons Mrs Eisman Black striped chiffon over black silk bonnet to natch Miss Martha WatersBlack net over black silk red carnations Among the gentleman present were A L Joseph Isidor Morris A B Emery M Morris W Hoffhcimer A L Jacobs Dr Theo Meyer Isidor Mter E M Friedman K A Ranso 3iofT Lea Ran ohoff M T < Friedman Jacob Moritz J Oberndofer Jake Greenewald Louis Jacobs J Hartman iJerome Hirschman Herbert Hirschman H Lichtenstein Louis Joseph L Xa del Fred Simon Louis Simon Joseph < moii L Boukofsk3 L Leavltt William Wil-liam Symons Jesse Woolf L Armar of San Francisco J Bachman Simon Bamberger Jacob Bamberger Herman Bamberger M Levy William Kahn Henry Kahn MrRothenburg Captain Donovan Solomon Goldstrum and William Wil-liam Eismun I Tho fifth of the series of social entertainments en-tertainments < for sweet charity given at the Eighteenth ward hall took place on Wednesday evening It was as plea pant as Its predecessors though not so largely attended The music was = furnished by the Olson orchestra Miss i May Jennings presided at the punchbowl L punch-bowl the delicious contents of which sue deserves the credit for Among the striking costumes were the following I Sirs Thomas Jennings Black and light blue figured cloth trimmer with narrow blue ribbon i Mrs Julia Taylor Handsome changeable I change-able brocade with sleeves and vest of canary crepe y Mrs Julia Allen Light brown silk trimmed with a darker shade of velvet vel-vet Mrs Byron Grog BlatjICriJitreet costume cos-tume v < Mrs Sel Clawson > eam challie with pink stripe PinH crepe sleeves S 0 0 r S S J I C Ii Miss Morris Brown titreet costume i Mrs May Clawson Red dotted chiffon chif-fon over red silk Mrs John Groesbeck Light lavender laven-der silk trimmed with embroidered chiffon of the same shade Mrs GreenBlack serge trimmed with blaqk velvet Miss Lena PrestonRainbow silk Miss Staler Black and heliotrope I serge Miss Claire Clawson Light blue cloth trimmed with dark blue velvet and tan braid Miss Gertie Allen Canary silk with girdle of pearl passementerie Empire style Skirt edged with a ruching of yellow ve vet I Miss Maud Patterson d crepe trimmed with black lace Miss Hettle YOung Red silk with gold passementerie Miss Jean GroORed crepe with chiffon chif-fon of a lighter shade Mrs Frank Beatie Black silk skirt with bodice of light blue ilk Mrs Will Clawson Old rose silk with girdle of darker velvet Elegant cream lace garniture Miss Ella Clark Changeable old rose and blue silk Miss LatimerBaby blue silk Miss May Jennings Becoming costume cos-tume of red silk Miss BeeStylish street costume of tan embroidered with dark brown Brown velvet sleeves and yoke Miss Lou Groesbeck White silk Pink carnations Among the gentlemen present were Dr Stanley Clawson Will Clawson Earl Cummings Tyler Clayton Kennedy Ken-nedy Schettler Milton Allen George Felt Will Clark Vie Wells Selden Clawson Sidney Clawson Will James I Salisbury Gilmer Stephen Lynch Mrs Palmer of Fort Douglas gave I a high five on Wednesday evening The ladies prize was a box of confectionery I confec-tionery Miss Whitall being the Dinner The gentlemans j > rize a tobacco jar I was proudly carried away by Lieu t tenant Hackney The guests were Colonel and Mrs Coates Lieutenant and Mrs George Mrs Morrison Mrs I McFarland Mrs Whitall Miss Whitall Miss Allace Hooper Miss Palmer Lieutenant Cowles Lieutenant Erwin and Lieutenant Palmer The members of the Utah Womans Press club honored their honorary president and the Reapers one of their leading members on Wednesday evening eve-ning when they celebrated the birth I day of Mrs Emmeline B Wells by giving her a most delightful surprise at her new home at Forest Pale The clubs number nearly fifty ladies I I and most of them are friends of many years standing of the estimable lady I thus ° 5oref Hence the assemblage I had all the charm of a large family re union I I The roll was called and the members responded with quotations front the poems of which Mrs Wells is the au I I thor Dr Romania B Pratt then pre sented a magnificent bouquet her pre I sentation speech being a model of ele I gant diction and poetic thought Dr Ellis Shipp president of the Press club also with most appropriate remarks presented a gold pen and a new sub I scription roll for the Womans Expon ent of which Mrs Wells is the efficient I editor A sketch of her life eulogistic of her many good works and dwelling upon the esteem in which she is held not only in this city but wherever she is known was then read by Mrs A E Bennion of Taylorsville Miss Wood mansee read an original poem entitled Appreciation which described the rare qualities of the subject of the sketch Original poems by Mrs Ruth M Fox and Mrs Lydia Alder were also high tributes as was the Birthday Greeting by Mrs Hague of Wood land Mrs Wells in her response spoke feelingly of these remarks of es teem and love and expressed her heart I felt thanks Misses Druce Maud Pratt Olea Shipp Pearl Russell rendered some exquisite music Delicious refresh ments were served and the evening closed with hearty wishes for many returns of so happy a birthday A kaliedoscopic scene was that presented pre-sented by the merry party of maskers at Coopers hall on Monday evening I Noticeable among the maskers were i Misses Katie Trumbo representing the windy and disagreeable month of I March Maud Cooper as the Huntress Hunt-ress Florence Simpson as Prince Charming LiIli Livingston Queen HI of Hawaii Minnie Jones took care of the Party by taking the part of the Old Lady May Papworth Queen of Hemp Grace Keeler Queen of Pearls Minnie Folsom thb beautiful Snow ball Queen Olivia Folsom one little maid from school Mattie Folsom Night Pearl Vinson and Mamie Whitney Whit-ney Grovers Twins Minnie Jeremy and Orson Brooks two little girls in blue Miss Risen and Miss Lloyd two HUe girls in red Louisa Hyde Rebe = ca Jean Bowman Queen of Diamonds Louisa Platt a Puritan Maiden Hat tie Pollock Highlander Lillie Phelps Folly Retta Lyon school girl Ger trude Lyon Scotch lassie MrErnest Morris as Dolly Varden won the laurels ofthe evening by hay ing the best sustained character David Da-vid Ostler Lord High Executioner I Edward Hazelgrove High Tariff Agi tator George Trumbo Chinese High binder T Weir MacDonald Master Mechanic Roy Brown John Wan namaker N Brockbank Potato King I Sadie Cooper and Emma Silver as Two Little Girls in Blue Net Ra leigh Queen of Cards Lizzie Silver wood Martha Libble BrockbankQueen of Austria Claire Ferguson Bossy from A Texas Steer Jennie Irvine Columbia Cumorah Smith Galatea Lizzie Herron Queen of Spain Florence Flor-ence Taylor French Peasant Lottie Stevens and C Ora Dewoodey Span ish Girls Mary Brjxen Texas Tom Gene Hepworth Popcorn Girl Carrie Housaker Japanese Girl Mrs Cooper Gipsy Queen Minnie Margetts Baroness Baron-ess Millie Shelmerdine Castilian Hattie Hat-tie Davis School Girl in Red Lute Whitney Zella from the Flying Dutchman Dutch-man Carrie Nichols and May Firman Two Little Girls In White Claud Gates Pain Killer Zack Derrick Mephistopheles Mephisto-pheles Will Silverwood Chief Cook George Beecher Sailor Lad Frank Beecher First Ward Politician Ernest McCoy Cowboy Will Clark E Berry Wall Ira Nichols Where did you get that hat Jay Rogers Fire Laddie Will Foster Turk Jim Irvine Footpad Roy Van Dyke Dude Franklin Whittemore Daughter of the Regiment Joe Ostler Buddha Lester Freed iNanlcipoo Dr Banturn Laughing Gas Theo Ray bould The Irish Wonder David Calder Cal-der One of the Original Yale J B Smith Sailor Lad Elijah Gill United States Marine Tom Butler Italian Prince Charles Vinson Pope of Rome E Mehesy Sweet Little Girl < Johnnie Acomb Skeleton F Gladstone Luke One of the 400 Edw Peters a Wall Street Broker Salisbury Gilmer Labor La-bor Agitator Henry Magee George Washington George Herron Private Secretary of Queen Lil Andy Taysum Prince of Wales Horace Ensign Beau Brummel A E Cooper Hop Te Sua Roy Cooper Monkey Fred Butler Sprinter E C Parker and G W Packard I Pack-ard Disciples of Terpsichore The Sunday school rooms at the First Congregational church were transformed into an elegant parlor by the Introduction of some handsome rugs piano lamps and potted plants on Tuesday evening when a reception was tendered Prof and Mrs Eddy after the organ recital Mrs Clarence Brown Miss Fry Mrs Root Miss Dukes Miss Flanders Mrs Davis Prof Matthews Dr Beattie Prof Davis Mr Kerr and Mr Nye with other members of the music and art committees of the Monday Night club constituted the reception committee Refreshments were served In the south room The Neapolitan Quintette club played several pleasing selections A fair proportion of the large audience that listened with so much pleasure to the playing by Prof Eddy remained to meet him and express their admiration ad-miration of his genius l Miss Celia Sharp entertained the ShaltespVale club informally on Wed 5 < l S 0 12 3 5 S E nesday evening The evening was spent in social conversation and in listening to the delightful music by the hostess S The Banjo club met with Miss Woodward Wood-ward last evening Miss Conroy of Ogden who has been I the guest of Mrs F D Richards for the past ten days returned to her home in the terminal city on Friday Mrs L E Archer gave a luncheon in honor of Prof and Mrs Clarence Eddy on Tuesday A St Mrs F D Richards and Mrs J T Richards entertained Prof and Mrs Eddy on Tuesday S The Entre Nousmet with Miss Edna Miller on Monday evening Mr Blake ly conducted the class in Roman history his-tory Miss Miller gave a review of the last Cosmopolitan Mr Van H Brooks of The Review of Reviews The members of the club gave quotations quota-tions from Tennyson Mr and Mrs A B Emery will leave for an extended visit in California after the close of the legislature They will be accompanied by Miss Brans ford S St Mrs E B Meacham and son Dr Meacham have returned from a visit to the Midwinter fairS fair-S S S Major Gorlinski is visiting his daughter in Southern California Miss Helen Kimball and Mrs Vie Jackman have returned from a pleasant pleas-ant visit on the Pacific coastS coast-S S Miss Mirada Cunningham is contemplating contem-plating a visit to Los Angeles S St Mrs Fred Stayner entertained a small party of friends with a musical evening on Tuesday a S S Colonel and Mrs Blunt will leave early in April for a visit with their son Lieutenant Blunt of the Fifth Artillery who is stationed at San Francisco Fran-cisco S St Mr and Mrs J F Eyans gave a pleasant euchre party on Thursday evening to about thirty guests Si Miss TBessie Rhodes entertained the Card club on Friday evening A few friends who were not members were also present S St Mr Edward Peters of Cincinnati is the guest of Messrs George and John Trumbo S An attractive programme has been prepared for the fourth of the series of entertainments for the benefit of the Young Ladies Aid society which has been so successfully managed by the Press club Of course the gem of the programme will be Judge Powers lecture lec-ture on Wonderland Everybody wonders what that title means We can only state that it is not the popular popu-lar institution on Second South and advise inquisitive ones to go to the Salt Lake theatre this evening S SAt S-At the meeting of the Monday Nightclub Night-club at the First Congregational church this week Mrs O F Davis will read a paper on Howells as an Author Mr Beesly paper on Howells as a Poet and Mr Victor Lollin will read extracts from that authors works 1 S S Miss Maud Ensign was expected to return from San Francisco last evening even-ing S 4 5 Mrs George L Savage and Miss Hortense Snow entertained a number of friends Friday evening Conundrum Conun-drum salad was the order of the evening even-ing At first all of the guests had the name of some character pinned on their back and must guess whom it was they were personating from the remarks of others concerning him The salad was served a conundrum being attached to a tissue lettuce leaf and the drawer had five minutes to guess it in The prize was won by Miss Stella Dunford After the guessing was over the most dainty refreshments were served Charades taking up the latter part of the evening Among those present were Mr and Mrs George Romney jr Mr and Mrs A B Richardson Mr and Mrs John Clark jr Mr and Mrs 0 C Beebe Misses Lute Ida and Laura Savage Kate Romney Venice and Stella Dunford Messrs John Mad sen Dan Lang and L K Young S SOn S-On Friday evening Miss Bee Wilkinson Wilkin-son gave a pleasant party to several of her friends Among those present were Misses Ella Ensign Matie Mack Enid Moffat Belle Weller Annie Cart right Lydia Weiler Maggie Thorn burg Mary Smith Mary Hagman Lottie Dinwoodey Maud Parker Elsie Barrow Hattie Wallace and Messrs Orrin Groo Roy Vandyke Will Mc Kellar Charles Hague Scott Groo Virgil Groo Charlie Solomon John Hagman Elige Weiler Bert Reading and O K McGraw C P J Conway has returned from a months trip through California and Oregon Miss Flossie Wright of Ogden who has been spending some weeks with Misses Rettie and Gertie Lyons of this city returned home last Wednesday Mrs George Freeze Misses Mame and May Freeze gave a pleasant high five party at No 668 East Second South on Friday evening Among those present were Mr and Mrs Fred Atkins Mr and Mrs Fred Scholes Mr and Mrs Fred Bassett Misses Mary Morris Mame Conrad Rosa Meyer Emeline McMaster Maria Ma-ria Morris Bessie Taylor Belle Armstrong Arm-strong Mr George Naylor Ed Burton Sperry Lawson Henry Bassett John Groo Fred Luff Carl Bassett George Strlngham George Young and others S 5 3 The Circle of Strangers was entertained enter-tained by Mrs R L Pettingill on last Tuesday Mr and Mrs F R Knox will entertain the Circle on Tuesday evening March 6 at their home 416 Third street and a special programme has been prepared for the occasionS occasion-S S S Colonel and Mrs Coates entertained Lieutenant and Mrs Newton at dinner Friday evening S St Dr and Mrs Heitzman were the guests of Dr and Mrs Polhemus on Thursday evening a V Mr and Mrs M C Fox left for the Midwinter fair on Thursday evening They will be gone about six weeks S a S Mrs Richard W Young entertained some friends at luncheon on Monday Mon-day S S S S Mss Claire Clawson entertained a party of her young friends on Monday evening f S St Captain Woodbury gave a bachelor party on Wednesday evening Sp S S Mrs J B Farlow entertained some lady friends at luncheon on Wednesday Wednes-day S Miss Effie Spiers entertained some friends at high five on Friday evening even-ing a St Several young people went out from the city to attend the dancing class at Fort Douglas last evening |
