Show c IN THE OCIAL REALM Society People Working in the Cause of Charity MISS BUTTERFLY IS BUSY A Charity Ball at Saltair Will Be Given This Week Members of the Young Ladies Aid Society the Prime Movers Salt Lakers in the White City Several Pleasant Gatherings Gath-erings General Xotcs The gayties of the fall season have not yet begun Several small luncheons were given this week and few lake parties but strictly social functions are conspicuous ior their absence That the question of bow to provide for the poor of the city is engrossing attention just now is proven cy the several plans for charitable movements move-ments on the tapis No city has brighter nobler or more beautiful women than ours There is prima facie evidence of their beauty No sane man would contest that point There can be no question as to their cleverness They are accomplished They unite the refinement of their eastern sisters sis-ters with the strength and self reliance absorbed from the very atmosphere of the west That they are truly noble is shown by the fact that society columns are dull reading at present The butterfly has become the working or at least the saving sav-ing bee Wives and daughters are proving prov-ing that instead of living for society it is a small factor in their lives after all In these times of financial depression they are bravely and cheerfully renouncing sacial functions or making them very simple affairs But they are not assuming the airs of martyrs They even wax irate on the subject of ijoldbugs at times Indeed In-deed they are quite human enough to becharming be-charming Creatures not too bright and good for human natures daily food The Young Ladies Aid society is making ° mak-ing extensive preparations for a series of entertainments to be given at Saltair the latter part of this week On Thursday evening a charity ball will be given Attractive programmes are being be-ing prepared for Friday and Saturday evenings and a Saturday matinee for children chil-dren The committee on arrangements is made up of young ladies who have before proven themselves to be most efficient in that line Misses Kate Lawrence Emma McCor nick and Hempstead Several booths will be made attractive by the charming young ladies who preside aver themMiss MarieLouiseAnderson and assistants will preside over the chafing dish booth Miss Luacine loge and Miss Alff will have charge of the candy booth Miss Harkness of the hot and cold drink booth Mrs Margaret Zane Witcher of the ice cream and cake booth Misses Grace Young and Emily Katz will dispell the darkness hanging over the future of everyone for a consideration The young ladies have a laudable purpose pur-pose in view that of contributing to a fund for the aid of the poor in our city and their efforts should be rewarded by generous patronage We prophecy success for the venture Mrs Woodward gave s luncheon on Wednesday pleasant informal affair in compliment to the Misses Douglas The guests were the Misses Nannie Douglas Virginia Douglas Lucile Young Afton Young Grace Wallace Katie Lower and Mary Woodward I Many of our representative people went to Chicago last week to be present at the 7 celebration of Utah day Among the number were Governor West Mr and Mrs P L Williams Mrs J L Rawlins Mrs Davis Mrs J S Richards Mr and Mrs H C Burnett Mr and Mrs C O Whittemore Mr and Mrs Richard Young Mrs J C Boyle Miss Martha Royle Miss Frankie Sharp Miss Grace Anderson Miss Susie Riter Miss Mamie Nebeker Dr Park z E A Folland R C Chambers Dr Fowler and W E Hubbard Mr and Mrs Richard Hines entertained enter-tained a few friends very pleasantly at their home on Third East and Brigham streets on the thirtyfirst the occasion being the twelfth anniversary of their wedding Among the guests who partook of the t elegant repast that evening were Mr and Mrs Don Porter Mrs A C Hinkley Mr ar I Mrs W C Read Mr and Mrs C E yru aker and Messrs Early Stump and Swift 1 Mrs McCornick gave a pleasant luncheon on Tuesday in compliment to Mrs F G Waite and Mrs Herrick Beside Be-side the guests of honor those present Were Mcsdames George Wallace Richard Rich-ard Mackintosh George A Lowe M C Fox Gaylord Miss Keogh Miss Hark z ness and Miss McCornick Miss Grace Wallace gave a luncheon at her home at Popperton Place Thursday in honor of Miss Grace Knight Among the ladies who participated in the informal but very pleasant function were Mrs George Y Wallace Mrs Joseph Brinker Mrs Styer Miss Marie Louise Anderson Miss McCornick and Miss Harkness The Ladies Literary club met on Friday Fri-day afternoon at the Industrial Home The afternoon was given to a discussion of the Worlds fair especial attention being given to the art exhibition A straw ride furnished great pleasure for about a dozen of our youngest young people Friday evening The jolly party left town in their queer conveyance at 8 oclock and jolted gaily along the State road returning about 11 oclock The party was chaperoned by Misses Carrie Thorn Lutie and Annie McMilan and Alma Katz accompanied tho party as protector pro-tector general The Social Literary club was entertained enter-tained by Miss Trezise at her home on Third South street Friday evening Among the attractive features of the prow pro-w gramme wsra a song by Miss Florence Simpson reading by Mr Stringer and a paper The Western Star ably edited by Miss Leila Davis and Mr Frank Beecher About forty members of the club were present Dancing was indulged in till a late hour and dainty refreshments were served last Monday evening a very pleasan birthday surprise party was given at the residence of Miss Ruth Folsom No 752 Korth Second West street Among those present wers Miss Minnie Folsom Miss Murphy Miss Olivia Folsom Miss Ruth Folsom JtlisC Lewis Miss Alice Ebel Clarence Taylor James Campbell Edgar Hills G A Hawkes Mr Lewis and W Hi Wantland I The most surprised man in tho city Friday evening was J C Heesch He bad nearly forgotten that the day was the anniversary his birthday as well as wedding day but after waiting till 830 ° = to keep an appointment with a man who didnt materialize he went home to be very suddenly reminded of the fact ° The house was aglow with light and J resounding with music laughter and queries sotto voce I wonder when he will come tJ He was greeted mischievously mischiev-ously by the wife aau Cflildrea who had planned the clever surprise and with I o heart congratulations by the guests Several of the guests furnished enliven O oo Y E3 1 XI if r n w l j J ing and appropriate music The selections selec-tions most appreciated were those by little Daisy Heesch and Effie Kimball A bounteous repast added to the pleasure pleas-ure the guests Tio < e who enjoyed this pleasant occasion occa-sion v ere Mr Francis Armstrong and daughter Miss Annie Armstrong Mr and Mrs P W Madsen Mr anti Mrs John Davies Mr and Mrs BlI Davies Mr and Mrs Bassett Mr and Mrs Hurlbnrt Mr and Mrs Pinney Mrand Mrs Murray Evans Mr and Mrs Bush Mr and Mrs Tre varrow Mr and Mrs John Armond Mr and Mrs Cushing Miss Sansome Louise Madsen Florence Heesch Messrs John Davies jr Linholm Moyle Miller Nilson Sharp Tobias Summer hays Charles Heesch Henry R Coulam and others Several kindergartens will open this week and should have the hearty support of our citizens The kindergarten movement is no longer an experiment but an assured success Its object is certainly lauda lethe le-the harmonious development of them the-m tal physical and moral powers J If this end can be attained even approximately approxi-mately the millennium is near A very pleasant party was given at the residence of Rev George E Jayne at Waterloo in honor of the birthday anniversary anni-versary of Miss Dora Jayne Music games congratulations and refreshments re-freshments made up the programme for the evening Among the guests were Misses Sybil Stewart Bessie Ball Myrtle AbellEmily SearsMagjrie You ngclaus JennieYonng claus Mabel Hackett Lizzie Campbell Maud Pittman Mr and Mrs Van Auker Mrs Allison Mrs Charlie Campbell < and Messrs R Mack George AlliO Bert Mc Neilly Jas Youugclaus Walter Young claus W Campbell N Keller Harry Jayne and F HarrisOn Harris-On Monday evening a pleasant party was given at the residence of Oscar Crox all on First West street Those present were Mr and Mrs O W Croxall Mr and Mrs Mauck Mr and Mrs Newland Mr and Mrs Eppstem Mr and Mrs Calder Mr and Mrs Rose Mr and Mrs Pratt Mrs Williamson Mrs Croxall Mrs Andrews Mrs Hilton the Misses Emma Williamson Rose Williamson Wil-liamson Kate Tullidge Nell TulJidge Edith Sampson and Messrs Donelson Hart Mauck Woolly and others Mrs L Solomon entertained a few friends last Thursd ay at a repast almos too sumptuous to be called a luncheon Besides Mrs Goldberg the guest of honor there were present Mrs Fred Simon Mrs Louis Simon Miss Rose Goldberg Miss Belle Cohen and M Solomon Solo-mon The same party was seen at the theatre the same evening taking A Trip to the Moon A meeting of the Salt Lake City branch of the Needlework Guild of America will be held next Thursday afternoon Sept 14 at 3 oclock in the Federal courtroom court-room in the Dooly building Directors books and membership blanks will be distributed dis-tributed and the practical work of the guild will be discussed Its principles are so simple the demands upon each member so small and the benefits so far reaching that it needs but to be understood under-stood commend itself to everyone and everyone whether members or not gentlemen as well as ladies for gentlemen gentle-men are eligible to membership in this needlework guild are cordially invited to attend this meeting The society is one of the most practical and efficent benevolent organizations in existence and should have the hearty support of all liberal people Mrs D C McLaughlin of Park City was the guest of Mrs Josephine Grissom on Wednesday and Thursday On Monday evening a pleasant surprise party was given at the residence of Stanley Stan-ley Taylor in honor of the fiftieth anniversary anni-versary of the birthday of Mrs Taylor Her family and a large circle of friends were represented by the guests who assembled as-sembled to extend their earnest congratulations con-gratulations and good wishes Air Morgan made an appropriate address ad-dress expressing the goodwIshes of those present i At the masquerade ball referred to in yesterdays HERALD there were some very pretty and picturesque costumes Among the well sustained characters were those of Red Riding Hood Daisy Queen of Heartst Snowdrop Tambourine Girl Clown Chinaman Sailor and Oscar Wilde The prize for the most attractive costume was won by Miss Nellie Young who impersonated a Tambourine girl i Miss Genevieve L Browne left for the east Thursday evening after a visit of about a week with her brother Harry Browne The young lady will be remembered remem-bered by many as having given evidence of much literary talent For several years she has been a regular contributor of the Jalifornian She will visit Chicago Cincinnati and New York while east and may conclude to remain in New York i S t A jolly little picnic party seen on its way to one of the canyons Monday was made up of Misses Pearl Russell Jessie Spiers Pearl Buckle Eva Symons Vernio Rose and Messrs William Vincent George Howarth William Howarth Claude Russell and Henry Russell 0 Mrs Fabian the genial president of the Ladies Literary club returned from her eastern trip Friday She has been away since the middle of May and spent the greater part of that time in Boston and Cohasset Mass She visited the fair both on her way east and west i If i Mrs William Wightman and daughter will leave for Chicago tomorrow They will be gone about two months and will divide their time between the Windy City and Niles Mich Mrs Wight mans old home S S Misses Nannie and Virginia Douglas of Deer Lodge MonM were guests of Mrs George A Lowe last week The young ladies were returningfrom visit In the east They are the daughters of Dr Douglas a former resident of this city cityMr JII Mr and Mrs Hubert Wipston left for New York Thursday evening Their many friends regret their departure as in all probability they will make New York their home Co 0 It One of the indications that the fall season sea-son is upon us is that Prof sever s-ever popular dancing classes will commence = com-mence next week The first will be held on Tuesday 0 i Miss Lids Wells will return from a visi to Terre Haute St Louis and Chicago th last of this week She was accompanied on her trip by her sister Mrs Hedges 9 S i Miss Kattie Harris who has been visiting visit-ing relatives and friends in Morgan City for several weeks has returned to her home and reports a very pleasant visit i If Miss Brown who spent the greater part of the summer in the city as the guest of Bishop and Mrs Leonardhas returned to her home in San Francisco Mrs Captain Bailey returned from the east Sunday She has been away for several sev-eral months and her many friends will be glad to hear of her return 4 i Miss Hornickhas written that she will be in this city October 6th Efforts are II being made to arrange for her public appearance I ap-pearance during her stay I 4 i III II Mrs Herman Bamberger will leave for the east onWednesday and after visiting i the Worlds fair will go on to Cincinnati I and other eastern cities e Mrs Lipman wbohasbeen spending 0 Q 1 m w v n W the summer here with her daughters Mrs Louis and Alex Cohn leaves for the east on Wednesday 0 i Mrs B Howard Payne who has been visiting her parents Colonel and Mrs William Hyde left for St Louis Wednesday Wednes-day evening Mrs Lilburn Palmer started east last week Her objective point is Coldwater Mich but she will of course visit at the fair en route i i 0 Mr and Mrs Bert Eaybould have gone to Chicago They will visit Mr and Mrs Stannard of Detroit during their absence ill Mrs J W Donnelian returned from her visit at Laramie the first of the week She was accompanied by Kenneth Don nelian q i Colonel and Mrs Hyde did not go to St Louis but are still here in the flesh the Tribune to the contrary notwithstanding i Y I i i Dr A A Smith and family who had I been gusts of Mr and Mrs A C Smith I left fur their eastern home on Thursday s 0 D Mrs H P Mason went to Park City yesterday She will be the guest of her brother R Kidder until Wednesday Mr and Mrs Druehl and Miss Ella returned from Chicago ihursday They spent lour weeks in seeing the fair r ot e Mrs Goldberg mother of Mrs Fred t Simon arrived in this city on Tuesday and will reside here in the future I 0 a Mrs Annie Suarp and Mrs Ferguson i Fergu-son have returne from Castle bate where 11 they spent the month ot August j 0 I > > Miss Kuhn or Ogden who was the guest 01 Miss Aitou Young for few I days returned on Monday i I Miss Margaret Utter left for Boston Tuesday evening oho will spend a year I with relatives in the Hub I i i i Mr and Mrs M P Wells have returned from an extended visit in Chicago and Kalamazoo Mich t i I 0 There was a pleasant little family party given atthe home of Professor trail < on Friday evening e Mr T R Jones and family have removed re-moved to tneir new home at 963 Third street e a Miss Lucile Giliner ID expected home on Tuesday after a protracted visit in the east 10 Mrs J W Coddington was viewing wonders of the Worlds lair last week tf i i Mrs W H Terhuno gave a pleasant luncheon to a few friends Thursday > If Mr and Mrs L KarrIck returned from their mountain sojourn Tuesday t i it ilr and Mrs Arthur Brown spent a few days in Pocatelio last week Mrs W H Smith has returned from a pleasant visit in the east Mr and Mrs De Golyer returned from Chicago Sunday y a Mrs Judge Howat returned from Brighton Brigh-ton last week 0 Mrs Isabel Pitts visited friends atTintic last week e Mrs R L Scannell left for Chicago on Thursday |