Show IN 11tRFAJM OF SOCIETY i Close of the Salamagundt at Salt f air Beach PARTY AT FORT DOUGLAS j A Pleasant Reception Given by Mrs VY F James Party at tho Residence of 3Irs Amelia F YoungReceptIon to Mrs AmesThe Reading Houseivarmlns Move Tdcnts of Society People The Salmagundi given by the Young Ladies Aid society while not a great financial success owing to the lateness late-ness of the season was a thoroughly enjoyable en-joyable affair Misses Emma McCornick Bertha Hempstead and Kate Lawrence the executive committee deserve great credit for their able generalship The other young ladies to whose untiring efforts ef-forts much of the success is due have earned a well done from all quarters The charity ball on Thursday evening was ono of the most enjoyable social features fea-tures of the season The concert was also entertaining The childrens contests yesterday afternoon drew alarge crowd of parents with their hopefuls all of whom seemed thoroughly happy The bicycle riding nnd the ball following were also enjoyable On the whole it was a great success and looking beyond the present pleasure to the occasion for it patrons of the Salmagundi Sal-magundi were inspired to give all honor to the young Lady Bonntifuls Mrs Amelia F Young entertained some friends at her pleasant home No 6 South First West street Thursday evening Prof Rue of New York entertained the guests with ren + fences of his travels in Europe and Oy Lands and Miss Folsom and f Lesi Dougall favored them with m Among th Jests wert Mesdames Liz zie Young L 11 L > Ynnng Emmine B Wells Pit 1a Jenn gigs Mr and Mrs Dougall Mr si Mr O J Salisbury Mr and Mrs Folsom Dr ilattie Cannon Mrs Beattie Mrs Staiues Mrs Mack Miss Folsom and Angus Cannon The SharpSprague wedding on Tuesday Tues-day evening was perfect in its arrangements arrange-ments It was a model of simple elegance ele-gance in every particular Much admiration admi-ration was expressed for the decorations which were most appropriate The ladies all looked beautiful the gentlemen happy as is meet and proper at a wedding wed-ding Mr and Mrs Sprague have a host of friends and wellwishers in this city where they have both spent their childhood child-hood and youth They will spend their honeymoon in at Chicago and will be at home at 415 Second street after October 5 The marriage of Miss Josephine Gris som and George Wood opringville will take place at 5 pm on the 27th inst at the home of Mrs Charles Read Bishop Leonard officiating It will be a quiet home wedding only relatives and the most intimate friends of the young people being present A charming childrens party was given at Fort Douglas Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Lieutenant Johnston in honor of the fourth birthday of her daughter Geneveive On Tuesday little Geneueive and her brother Fabian distributed their invitations invita-tions dainty little missives tied with I pink ribbon in person At 7 oclock Wednesday evening about ford little people gathered at Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Johnstons pleasant quarters The lieutenant entertained his charming and charmed audience for an hour and a half with magic lantern views The party then took the character of the ever popular popu-lar donkey party little Lelia Tyler 1 winning the prize The tables were dainty indeedlwith their decorations of pink A novel and pretty feature was the arrangement of the souvenirs They were tiny bonbons suspended sus-pended from the chandelier by pink ribbons rib-bons and lying beside each little guests plate The tiny hostess daintily attired in white with pink ribbons and pink shoes received her guests in a very dignified manner Among the little merrymakers were Misses Genevieve McCornick Eloise Dean Marguerite and Lelia Tyler Louise Newton Charlotte George Julia Freeman i Free-man Alice and Pauline Beck and Masters Mas-ters Blame Salisbury Kenneth and I George Paulinus Henry Thompson Toddy and Jack George Morton Deane Richard Tyler Phillip and John Newton I and Arthur Granger Misses Granger I Margaret Richards Laura Thompson and Bess Bacon assisted Mrs Johnston in receiving re-ceiving and attending to the wants of the I small members of society Colonel and Mrs Blunt Captain and Mrs Allen Mrs Freeman Mrs Captain Richards Captain and Mrs McFarland and Hunt Johnston were among the interested iookerson A very pleasant birthday party was given at the home of Miss Lottie Powell 147 North Fifth West Wednesday evening If even-ing Among those present were Misses Mabel Powell Mattie Bywater Lizzie Mellen Jennie Price Messri Will Harris Har-ris H Derrick Steve Ames Charles Billings D Wheeler and F Penrose On Thursday evening members of the Rebekah lodge gave Mrs Edith Ames the noble grand a very pleasant reception at the lodge room Among those present Were Mr and Mrs J F Buckle Mr and Mrs C O Farnsworth Mr and Mrs C J Kegson Mr and Mrs J Hilton Mr and Mrs Melton Mr and Mrs S W Darde Mr and Mrs W Pickering Mr and Mrs C C Buckle Mr and Mrs B W Jennens Mrs Campbell Mrs Johnson John-son Miss Anna Hardman Miss Minnie Stud Miss Lilly Quinian Miss Pearl Buckle Mr Buckle sr The Juvenils Dramatic society which played so acceptably in the Salt Lake theatre last winter surpassed its former efforts on Friday evening at the Thomas Barnacle The play was The Lost Heir It was n thrilling tale of robbery disappointed love and final mutual understanding and happiness for concerned The young actors were Blanche Thomas Gertrude OMalley Gertrude White M Lindsay C Browne John Pollock and Channing Pollock Every character was well sustained Miss Thomas Miss Lind BZj and John and making mak-ing decided hits The tea given by the ladies of the First Congregational church at the home of Mrs Crossman 969 Darlington Place was l In pleasant affair The following programmejwas rendered ren-dered Vocal SoloAb Me the Journey Is Long h Mtss Winston Piano Solo Tremolo by Gottschalk Vocal Solo Last Rose MissrAlice of Summer Bishop Mrs Dr Sykes Beading TslconofSir RoderlgoMrs Mrs Kelsey Vocal SoloOpen Thy Lattice Mrs V M a Silva Violin Solo Echoes of the Dance nu Miter All of the performers acquitted themselves them-selves with credit and most of them received re-ceived hearty encores The lefreshments were delicious and daintily served 1 The ladies of this society have given some delightful entertainments and their officers Sire Djmelley i president Mrs Zane vicepresident and Mrs JJansei fi > J Q 1 d mar treasurer deserve much praise for their efficient management of these pleasant features ofchurch work A pretty weddingl took place at the home of Mr and Mrs A D Cook on Monday ning the contracting parties being Miss Maud Barton sister of Mrs Cook andHarry E Brown The ceremony cere-mony was performed by Bishop Leonard The Bride was tastefully attired in a becoming be-coming gown of tan serge trimmed with changeable silk Her gloves were tan and she carried a handsome bouquet of bride roses After the ceremony and the congratulations congratula-tions which followed the guests repaired to the dining room and partook of the tempting collation which awaited them The tables presented a most attractiva appearance ap-pearance with their profusion of flowers Dancing was indulged in till a late hour when the guests separated feeling that it was good to have been there The presents were many and beautiful The happy couple are at home at 164 North Ninth West Among the guests were Mr and Mrs Eli L Price Mr and Miss Crismon Mr and Mrs Merrill Cook of Providence R I Mr and Mrs John Busby Mr and Miss Crismon Mrs Barton Miss Mary Barton Mrs Needham and Messrs Smith Rich and Needham A lively crowd of young people peo-ple went up on the Union Pacific train last Friday evening to attend a housewarming house-warming given by Bert Reading at the Readings new home in Ccnterville They left here on a special car joined to the regular 630 train Arriving at Cen terville they were met at the depot by two large hay racks filled with straw and quilts Into these the young people crowded and were driven to the Reading home They were given full sway of the watermelon and muskmelon patches and with dancing and cards spent a most delightful time until 12 oclock when an elegant ele-gant supper was served After two hours more ox music and games hot coffee and cakes were served and the guests departed on their special car for Salt Lake all declaring that it had been a most pleasing affair The following follow-ing were among the guests Enid Mof fatt MackjElorence Simpson Cora Mearrs Claire Ferguson Bee Wilkinson Flora Hill Retta Lyon Florence Taylor Pearl Evans Gertie Lyon Tom Sampson 0 K McGraw Ed Hazelgrove Bob Fisher Frank Beecher Will McKellar Burt Grigga Charlie Hague Roy Tisdel Claud Williams The party was chaperoned chaper-oned by Mrs R G Taysum Mr and Mrs Will Reading Miss Allie Davis Mamie Cox and Charles Reading On Departing each of the young ladles was presented with a large bouquet of hothouse hot-house flowers as a souvenir of the occa skn The Needlework Guild had an interest meeting at the Federal court room Thursday Thurs-day Over 100 ladles were present The various benevolent institutions of the city had sent reports of the number and kind of garments needed These reports were read and the Guild will be able to furnish a good proportion of necessary articles to each institution The garments gar-ments will be distributed next month The Guild is growing rapidly in number num-ber and in interest Many of the ladies reported having secured the names of ten new members It C a Another pretty wedding will take place at the First Congregational church Wednesday at 12 m the contracting parties bring Miss Annie CMaddison and Clarence Bradley The bride will be attended at-tended by her four sisters Will Smith will act as best man The ushers will be Messrs Will Brown Will Pischell Chas Hoag and P O Perkins The ceremony will be performed by Dr Utter C a Mr and Mrs A C James of Gautemala left for their tropical home yesterday after a weeks visit with Mr and Mrs W F James They had been making a trip through the east stopping of course at Chicago E M James of Lost River Ida came down Thursday and the pleasant home on Second East has been the scene of a family reunions reunion-s a The Ladies Aid society of the Unitarian church have arranged for a public reading read-ing to be given by Miss Hornick the second sec-ond week of October The exact date is not yet fixed She will probably read at an afternoon entertainment under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society during her stay C a Mrs W F James gave a small informal in-formal but very pleasant reception in honor of Mr and Mrs A C James Tuesday evening Mrs James was assisted by Misses Margaret Park and Alice Baldwin who served refreshments to the guests CC The Social Evening club will give its first ball of the season at Youngers hall next Saturday evening Sept 23 The committee in charge has decided to give all the balls on Saturday evenings this season at the request of the members f a a Mrs Alex Mitchell entertained a few friends at her home in Perkins addition Wednesday evening Among those present pres-ent were Misses Judd Wardley Wilson Pridham and Messrs Weir Holland J B Thompson and A C Smith e C a The pleasant home of Mr and Mrs James Luce on Sixth East is being completely com-pletely remodeled One of the additions which will be much enjoyed by the family is a fine conservatory on the east side f a Ii Miss Clara Witter one of Denvers lovely daughters is the guest of Mrs E T Sprague She came to attend the wedding wed-ding of Miss Bessie Sprague but will extend ex-tend her visit a week or two c > it The Ladies Literary club met at the usual time and place Friday afternoon Current literature was discussed much interest being shown in Wallaces new book The Prince of India C Bishop and Mrs Janvy and their niece Miss Bacon were the guests of Bishop and Mrs Leonard on Wednesday The party was en route from Chicago to their home in California It C a Mrs Joseph Siegel gave a luncheon at the Knutsford yesterday to twelve young friends of her son Gerald Siegel the occasion oc-casion being the thirteenth anniversary of his birthday 0 C a The ladies of the First Congregational church will give a reception to Mrs Brown wife of the pastor Friday evening even-ing It will be given in the church parlors C a i < A lively picnic party seen Calders Thursday was made up of Mrs Judge Howat the Misses Howat Miss Laura Crawford and Messrs Sbottler and Nicholson Nich-olson f It Miss Southworth who has been visiting visit-ing Miss Alff during the summer left Friday evening for New York city where she will spend the winter months C General and Mrsf Penrose have gone east for a vsit of about six weeks They will visit their son at Fort Leavenworth while away a aMiss a-Miss Hunt and Miss Gilmer are among the fair Salt Lakers who were viewing the sightsof the White City last week CC The Rev F W Norris and wife of this city were registered at the Park Avenue hotel in New York yesterday C a < > Mr and Mrs Alff Misses Marie and Irma Alff and Miss Joanna Sprague left yesterday morning for Chicago a a Mrs Dr Taylor entertained a few friendsvery pleasaucly on Friday Cards were the order of the evening a aMiss a-Miss Ethel Marsh niece of SW Eccles will spend the fall and winter here as a student at Hammond hall Miss Louise Sraedley lef t yesi rday for o Washington D C where she will attend at-tend school Mrand Mrs H t F Fentonl left for Chicago last evening They will bo gone three weeks C Miss Frances Phillips left for Chicago last evening She will spend a month in that city Mrs E O Lee entertained some friends at her home 418 Douglas avenue Friday evening a Mrs Dell Y Harrison entertained a small party of musical friends Thursday evening s Miss Margaret Utter tarried at Chicago her old home last week on her way to Boston C Miss Nellie Cunningham left last week for New York where she will attend school Dr Utter antifamily will remove to No 519 South Fifth East the early part of this week > Mr and Mrs Coffin were among the pilgrims to the shrine at Chicago Thursday Thurs-day II 4 Professor Youngers popular dancing academy opened auspiciously last week C Captain and IrsNoble of Fort Douglas left for the east on Thursday C i Mr and Mrs WFJames have returned from their outing Maxfield mine C aMiss a-Miss Pridham of Denver is the guest of her sister Mrs Alex Mitchell C a Mr and Mrs W A Nelden will leave for the east this week g C II Mrs L C Trent returned from Chicago on Friday last t a t Mrs Clarence Brown has arrived from Olivet Mich |