Show 1 i A J 1 Oo OG o a o s a I r iN 1fr f 0 r I 0o I I 0 a f f 0 o 0 C OOQOOOOOO O O o o OOa c I Y1 I 0 1 t u 00 j 1i J Coming Events ociety has been in a ivaitl during the past seven days a whirl of iliiners dances teas and luncheons The members mem-bers of the say world seemed bent on crowding Into the few days remaining before Lent all the gaiety possible And now society is reflecting on the joys of the past season and making preparations prepara-tions for the season of sackcloth and ashes The coming week will bring Ash Wednesday when fashion decrees that all festivities shall cease for a period of forty days and it is certain that the inertia required of society during Lent will be fully observed as there is nothing noth-ing more enjoyable to gay thoughtless society than a change But until the season of penance there will be sut flcient entertaining to please all At Sixtythree Tomorrow afternoon Mrs J D Spencer Spen-cer and 1rs Charles S Burton will entertain and in the evening Mrs Mil ner gives a large reception Tuesday evening Dr and Mrs H D Niles will entertain in honor of St Valentine Lieutenant and Mrs Ker win give a large card pat and Mrs entertain informally David 1 Hempstead will formally Wednesday evening Mrs McChrystal and Mits McChrystal will give a reception recep-tion and dance at Christenscns Thursday afternoon Mrs J D Spencer Spen-cer d rtnd Mr Charles S Burton will again entertain Friday afternoon Mrs John Sharp and Mrs John N Sharp will entertain At Dinner Major and Mrs George 1 Downey and Mrs George F Downey entertained at sixtythree Tuesday evening The house throughout was adorned with roses carnations ferns and palms Miss Kimball and Mr Hoyt Sherman won prizes for the greatest number of progressions Mrs freeman and Mr Travis won second prizes and Mrs Wilkes orizes and Mr Kerr the consolation There were present Mr and Mrs W H Bancroft Miss Adelaide Nason Miss Crawford Mr and Mrs James A Pol lock Dean and Mrs Halsey Miss Han auer Mr Max Hanauer Mr and Mrs Theron Geddes Miss Geddes Judge and Mrs Powers Mr and Mrs Hoyt Sherman Sher-man the Misses Sherman Miss Moore Major and Mrs Thompson Captain and Mrs Ducat Captain and Mrs Wygant Lieutenant and Mrs Nelson Mrs Rid enbaugh Mr and Mrs George Y Wallace Wal-lace Miss Wallace Mr and Mrs King Miss Judge Mrs Woodward Lieutenant Lieuten-ant and Mrs Cabinass lr Spencer Mr and Mrs John M Zane Mr and Mrs W S McCornick Miss Keogh Mr and Mrs Thomas Marshall Mrs Arthur Ar-thur Witcber Mr and Mrs George A Lowe Miss Lowe Mr Wicks Mr Heintz Mrs Cochran Colonel and Mrs Freeman Major and Mrs Wilkes Mr and Mrs David Murray Mr and Mrs Travis Mrs Styer Mrs Woodruff Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kerr Mr and Mrs Shan Miss Mackintosh Miss Woodward Wood-ward Mr and Mrs J 1 Bidwell Mr T H Jones Mr Gibson and Mr and Mrs Glendinning For Mr and Mrs Nye Major and Mrs Thompson gave a staff dinner at Fort Douglas last evening even-ing The table was decorated in yellow and white margantes being used in the artistically made center The place cards were soldiers in full uniform I done in watercolors The guests seated at the table were toionel and Mrs Freeman Major and Mrs Birmingham Captain and Mrs Wygant and Lieutenant and Mrs Leitch Alta Club Dinner Mr and Mrs George Lowe Nye were the guests of honor at a supper and card party given Friday evening by I Miss Lowe An elaborate course supper sup-per was served at 7 oVlock The table was beautifully decorated In the center cen-ter stood a silver candelabra twined vith smilax the festoons surrounding the mirror which supported the candelabra cande-labra At either end stood large vases of La France roses and ferns The place cards were pen and ink sketches I of Gibson figures Following supper sixtythree was played at four tables arranged in the drawing room A unique feature being the surprise packages given each guest a souvenirs at the close of the game To meet Mr and Mrs Nye there were present Mr and Mrs Edward Ferry Mr and lrs Sam C Park Miss Af ton Young Mr and Mrs James L Frank en Miss Webber Miss Sherman Miss t Moore Miss Morgan Miss Thorn Mr F C Schramm Mf Nason 11 Grant t Hampton Mr Thompson Card Party r Mr and Mrs John Zane entertained at dinner at the Alta club on Wednesday Wednes-day eveningcomplimentary to Mr and Mrs Rogers who have recently come from Ogden > to make this city their bore Covers were laid for siX At Cards r Mrs JRdbinson Walker and Mrs Cheebeman entertained yesterday af tornoon inhonor of Mcs Jones mother k m of Mrs Walker The handsome parlors were adorned with potted palms roses camations and ferns Cards were e f I r 1 lr 4 joyed The tally and score cards were miniatures done in water colors and tied with pink ribbons At the close of the game tempting refreshments were served Invited to meet the guest of honor w ere Mrs Royle Mrs King Mrs Ewing Ew-ing Ir S S Walker Miss Walker Mrs Walter K Lewis Mrs Lawrence I1s S F Walkor Mrs Louise S Smith Mrs Smedley Mrs Charles Post r Bailey Mrs T C Bailey Mrs Kimbal r Woodruff Miss Kimball Kim-ball Mrs Richard Keyes Mrs Ellis Miss Ellis 1rs Dickson Mrs Maclean Mrs Joseph H Young I Mrs Sharp Mrs Styer Mrs John Marshall Mrs Thomas Marshall Mar-shall Mrs G M Forbes Mrs Sam C Park Mrs George Y Wallace Mrs O W Powers Mrs W H Bancroft Mrs George A Lowe Mrs Ewing Mrs James A Pollock Mrs Boscha Mrs W V Rice Mrs Victor Clement Mrs D C Dunbar Mrs Samuel Newhouse Miss Newhouse Mrs Pfoutz Madame Pfoutz Mrs Moyle Mrs Farnsworth Mrs John M Zane Mrs J S Witcher Mrs Arthur Witcher Miss Crawford Mrs Cabaniss Miss Mackintosh Mrs F J Fabian Ir W A Nelden Mrs Lindsay Mrs Travis Mrs Sharp Mrs C L Robertson Miss Murray Mrs Wilkes Mrs Styer Mrs Geddes Mrs H D Niles Mrs Le Grand Young Mrs Butters Miss Thorn and Miss Adelaide Nason At Dinner Mrs Isabel lI Pitts entertained delightfully de-lightfully at dinner Thursday evening in honor of her daughter Miss Para Pitts Sete around the artistically decorated deco-rated table were Miss Norma Dickert Miss Lowry Rev Bishop Mr Frank Kraft Miss Agatha BerkhoeJ Miss Anna Lowry 11 Jack Berkhoel Mr Robert Glendinning At Sixtythree On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Fred W Scarff was the hostess of a prettily arranged card party The house was brightened with flowers plants and ferns The tally cards were heart shaped done in red which made a effective background for the goldcol ored stars used as counters Prizes were won by Mrs Ralph Hong and Mrs Hooper Present were Mrs F Dewey Richards Rich-ards Mrs Ernest A Tripp Mrs Ralph Hoag Mrs Cowan lr John Green Mrs W E Bennett Mrs H C Marsh Mrs J C Hooper lrs Charles W Symms Mis John Reed r James 11 Moore Mrs A R Moulton Mrs I J M Reinsimar Mrs Paul Hammer jr Mrs C L Knight Mrs J C Rhodes Mrs M W Whitney Mrs E W Genter Mrs O P Miles Mrs S I Clawson Miss Spencer Mrs Emma Spencer Miss Maud Patterson Mrs G L Savage Mrs F J Hill Mrs Ger I Fans Mrs J M Bowman Miss Cris mon Mrs J Wash Young Mrs W J Lynch Mrs A B Sawyer and the I Misses Sawyer Mrs Scarffs Evening Wednesday evening Mrs Fred W Scarff entertained Sixtythree helped to make the evening one of pleasure Mrs Armstrong and Mr Caine won prizes for the greatest number of progressions pro-gressions and Miss Roundy and Mr Daveler won consolation prizes Those present were Mr and Mrs W E Bennett Mr and Mrs C H Brink Mr and Mrs 1 B Whitney Mr and Mrs J S Daveler Mr1 and Mrs J N Sharp Dr and Mrs E A Tripp Mr and Mrs Warnock Mr and Mrs A E Hutchinson Mr and Mrs Fred Hale Mr and Mrs J D Spencer Mr and Mrs D S Spencer Mr and Mrs J E Jennings Mr and Mrs F E McGur rin Mr and Mrs E L Carpenter Mr and Mrs W W Armstrong Mr and I Mrs W H Dale 11 and Mrs O E I Howard 11 and Mrs E W Genter Mr and Mrs J H Hinman Miss Murray Mur-ray Mr W S Crismon Dr Luella Miles Miss Roundy Miss Frankie l Sharp Mrs F S Richards Mr and r Lee H Brown Mr and Mrs W T Dinwoodey Mr and Mrs Joseph Jennings At Cards Of the large affairs of the week the card parties given by Mrs George H Wood and Mrs C L Knight on Tuesday Tues-day and Thursday were most unique and original There were nine tables on each occasion each one representing a national holiday the character of which was indicated by the tally and score cards The head table was New Years day and the foot table Christmas Christ-mas other holidays such a Fourth of July Thanksgiving Washingtons birthday and Valentine day were all represented in most artistic fashion The house presented a beautiful picture pic-ture with its decorations of smilax carnations and American beauty roses in profusion added to which were strings of red hearts varying in size and strung through archways and over doors and windows until they were lost in the banks of foliage around the mantels I man-tels The prizes on Tuesday were won by r Grant Swan Mrs A G Andrews An-drews and Mrs J J Daly On Thurs Day day by Mrs Henderson Mrs Genter and Mrs Ernest Pratt The quests entertained en-tertained on Tuesday were Mesdames W P Lynn Egbert Roberts W H King H J Dininny H P Henderson Arthur Pratt John T Caine P W Madsen John J Daly William Hoff man Ralph Hoar G B Blakely W M Owen Byron Groo C S Varian E YoI I Gnter G W Snow Charles Symns C Ira Tuttle S D Evans Glen Miller Edward Home E A Greenwood C P Brooks Henry Studdart Noble War rum Ed Johnston J C Andrews Judge Rhodes A G Andrews John G Felt Richard Browne E W Wil son W O Norrell Frank Harris E J Yard David Keith D C McLaugblin Francis Armstrong W H Dale Grant Swan William C Presley Fisher Harris Har-ris and Arthur Brown Those entertained on Thursday were ik Mesdames H P o Henderson John Sharp Fred Scarff C O Whittemore H C Edwards R B Whittemore Dr Edwards Dr Peebles Dr Luella Miles Mesdames Charles Rooklidge F E Houghton George Brice J SWitsher C S Williamson F S Murphy E R Dickinson E W Center W H Dale Frank Harding Eugene Hills Ernest Pratt Lorin U Young Judge Royle James Eager Mrs Styer Mrs Will Lynch Mesdames Fred Slade John T White Steve Lynch Charles Caine Joseph H Young W 1 Shelton Ernest Er-nest Eldredge George D Alder William liam G Farrell George Osmond Lew Haymond A C Reese Albert Taylor David J Sharp Miss Marian Rook ledge Miss Shelly Benson In Honor of Mrs Dalby Mrs William T Dalby was the guest of honor at an elaborate affair given by Mrs James E Jennings at her home on Brigham street last Tuesday afternoon after-noon The parlors were decorated with pink carnations and palms and the afternoon ternoon was a thoroughly enjoyable one Assembly Dance J The assembly dance at ChrIstensens Thursday evening was the most enjoyable I enjoy-able one of the series I is a matter of regret that they do not occur often Among those who enjoyed the dancing danc-ing Thursday evening were Mrs Louise S Smith Mr Charles Wilkes Miss Ranke Miss Sadler Miss Florence Roundy Mr Dana Smith Mr Robbins Mr Max Smith Mr S Gilmer Mr Richard Colburn Mr Dana McCready Mr J Critchlow Mr Leo Marix Mr T J Conway Mr Avery Mr Chester Nason Mr S J Henry Mr A D Katz Mr C R Aley Mr S K Hooper Mr J T Goodwin Dr Croxall Mr George Westervelt Mr and Mrs Will Din woodey Mr D R Gray 11 and Mrs R H Officer Miss Wall the Misses Noble Miss Thorn Mr and Mrs Ed Ferry Miss Griffin Mr and Mrs Sam Park Miss Kenyon Mr and Mrs Charles Caine Mr and Mrs J T Sharp Miss Moore Miss Kesler Miss Bransford Mrs Emery the Misses Mc Millan Mr Rob Tiernan Mr Frank 1 Burt Mr W J Lawrence Mr Jay T Harris Mr Will Barnett Lieutenant Baldwin Lieutenant Kellar Mr Chris Diehl Mr Will McMillan Mr Henry McCornick Miss Florence Small Miss Agnes Judge Mr Mort Allen Mr Albert Al-bert Allen Miss Geddes Miss Terhune Sleighride Mrs Ray Walker gave a slcighride Wednesday evening the guests afterwards after-wards being entertained at supper by Mrs J Robinson Walker Present were Miss Kessler Miss Jasmine Jas-mine Young Miss Terhune Miss Ella Clark Miss Odell Mr Bert Walker I Mr Sam Porter Mr Dana Macready and Mr Charles Lawrence I Honor of Mr and Mrs L E Rogers Mr and Mrs L R Rogers were the guests of honor at a dinner given Fri day evening by Judge and Mrs Zane The decorations were in pink and green carnations and ribbons being used The color scheme was carried out m the different courses which was unique and pleasing Besides the guests of honor there were present Mr and Mrs McMillan lr Costigan Mr and Mrs John Zane Dr and Mrs J S Witcher Card Party Dr Luella Miles and Mrs John N Sharp gave an elaborate card party yesterday yes-terday afternoon at the home of Dr Miles The decorations were in honor of St Valentine and were most artstic The parlors were decorated with red carnations and smilax Daylight was excluded and the lights shaded with re Valentines were used as tally cards and at the close of the game prizes were awarded the successf ulcon testants The invited guests were Mrs James Jennings Mrp Walter Jennings Miss Kimball Mrs Woodruff Mrs Scarff lrs Dewey Richards Mrs Joseph Richards Mrs Warnock Mrs P E Connor Mrs Black Miss Noble Miss Edith Noble Miss Lowe Miss Beattie Mrs Forbes Miss Forbes Miss Reynolds Rey-nolds Mrs Henderson 1rs Pearsull Mrs Darling Mrs Guyer Mrs Post Mrs Park Miss Park Irs Chisholm 1 r Hough Miss Hough Mrs Bennett lr Robertson the Misses Hempstead 1rs Rookledge Miss Paul Miss Davis Miss Baum Mrs Cowan Mrs Grant Smith Miss Porter Miss Irvine Mrs Bailey Mrs Knappen Mrs Ernest A Tripp Mrs Marklaml Mrs Fenton Miss Dowden lr Sadler Mrs Brown Mrs James Mrs Hutchinson Mrs Bowers Mrs Sprague Miss A Iff Miss Crawford lrs Walker Mrs Jones Airs A B Jones Miss Murray Miss Mackintosh Mrs Bidwell Miss Woodward Wood-ward Mrs1 Shelton Mrs D J Sharp Mrs J R Sharp Miss Sharp Mrs Pfoutz Madame Pfoutz Mrs McGur rin Mrs Bache Mrs Buchholz Mrs Kinkcnd r Marshall Mrs Brink Mrs Armstrong Mrs Reed Mrs Vincent Vin-cent Mrs Peyton Miss Kenyon Mrs Kenyon 1l1s Kimball Mrs Lawrence Mrs C Andrews Mrs William Reid Mrs Wood Mrs Dart Miss Decker Mrs Moore Mrs John Sharp Mi > = s Frankie Sharp Miss Preston Miss Lena Preston Mrs Hoag I Informal Affair Miss Ella Atkinson was the hostess of an informal affair Thursday evening even-ing The guests were Miss Madge Westerfleld Miss Laura Sherman Miss Sadie McChrystal Mr Rash Mr God dard and Mr Harry Atkinson At Dinner Dr and Mrs Lindsay entertained at dinner Tuesday evening The handsomely hand-somely appointed table was decorated with pink carnations and ferns and I the guests were Miss Mackintosh Miss Adelaide Nason Miss Murray Mr T Ellis Brown Captain Ducat and Mr Hayward Sleighride Mr and Mrs S D Evans gave a jolly Sleighride Tuesday evening which was followed by a supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Evans on East First street These > wht > enj6y EI il the affairs were Mr and Mrs Browning Mr and Mrs Jolly Mr and Mrs Brink Mr and Mrs John Reed Dr and Mrs Hosmer Mr and Mrs A G Andrews Mr and 11s Kinkead Mr and Mrs Kimball I Mr and Mrs J C Andrews Mr and 1rs Osmond Dr and Mis FA Vincent Vin-cent Dr and Mrs King ATr and Mrs I W B Andrews Mr and Mrs Robert Officer Mr and Mrs Boggs Mr and I Mrs Genter Dr and Mrs Hough Miss Hough Mr and Mrs F Harris Dr and Mrs Bickford Mr and Mrs W p o Lynn Mr aiid Mrs Harry Cole Mr and Mrs McMillan Dr Paden and Mr and Mrs John Earls Kensington Tea l Mrs Elfie Clark Greene entertained at a Kensington Tuesday afternoon One of the enjoyable features was a cake walk fdV which prizes were won by Mrs Henry Moss and Mrs Lee Brown Later dainty refreshments were served At Luncheon Mrs Elms Smith was the hostess of a daintily appointed luncheon on Friday day afternoon Present were Mrs Shaughnessy Miss Mary Shaughnessy Mrs Theresa Werner and Miss Emma Lunt Wedding Anniversary Mr and Mrs Thomas Leslie entertained enter-tained during the week in honor of the thirteenth anniversary of their marriage riage Those who were present to enjoy the affair were Mr and Mrs William Gardner Mr and Mrs William Hill Mr and Mrs William Whitney Mr and Mrs George Bess Mr and Mrs C F Ganzer Mr and Mrs J D Hay Mrs Alice Robinson Mrs Mary Buchanan Mrs Janet Leslie Mrs Mary Matheson Mrs James Bishop Mrs Phoebe Hav Mr George Leslie Mr George Hay f Sr George Bishop Mr William ess Mr Eugene Halli day Mr Robert Hay Mr Albert Matheson Mr William Robinson and Mr Harry liiam Dance at Christensens The dance given Tuesday evening W Christensens by Mrs Isadore Morris in honor of her daughter Miss Claudia Morris was enjoyed by 150 friends The decorations wee effective while the orchestra was enlarged and rendered an attractive programme of the latest dances Kensington Tea Mrs Charles S Burton Mrs J D Spencer and Miss Dougall gave a Kensington Ken-sington yesterday afternoon at the hame of Mrs Spencer on First street The parlors were decorated with now ers and ferns Miss Ida Savage won a prize for the finest embroidery The afternoon was enjoyed by fiftysix guests Surprise Party On Monday evening at the residence of Mrs H Booth a surprise party was given in honor of the birthday of her daughter Lillie The evening was pleasantly passed by the playing of games and cards After a sufficient I number of games had been indulged in a dainty supper was served the guests all departing with hearty congratulations congratula-tions and wishing many happy returns of their friend Lillies birthday Those present were Miss Beulah Woollcy Miss Lorene Brown Miss Fairy Davis Miss Elila Barker Miss Eva Stillman Miss Sarah Booth Miss Daisy Booth Mr Daniel Smith Mr Ray Woolley Mr Roscoe Groo Mr Jabez West and Mr Taylor Woolley Informal Affair A pleasant affair of the week was the informal evening given Friday by Mr and Mrs W C Brown in honor pf the birthday of their daughter Estelja The guests were Miss Ella Olsen Miss Mamie Morris Miss Pearl Williams Wil-liams Miss Emma Morris Miss Anna Walsh Miss Myrtle Brown Miss Emily James Miss Kate Mitchell Miss Kate Dawson Miss Rose Smith Miss Edith Teakle Miss Delia Brown Miss Sadie Leatham Miss Emma Frewin Miss Agnes Leatham Miss Sarah Gillisple Miss Anna Brown Miss Morris Miss Jessie Teakle Mr Tom Morris Mr Horace Vincent Mr George Webb Mr David Williams Mr Wilford Bees ley Mr Harold Brown Mr James Pitt 11 Willard Pitt Mr Ernest Jeremy 11 Bytfater Mr Clyde Brown and Mr Herschel Pratt At Luncheon Mrs F E Houghton gave an informal infor-mal luncheon on Tuesday The guests were Mrs Rivers Mrs R B Whitte more Mrs H C Edwards Mrs R G Legg Mrs C O Whittemore Mrs C L night Mrs George Brice Mrs C S Williamson Dr Edwards and Dr Peebles i I Surprise Party Miss Birdie J Vincent was surprised by a number of her friends last Wednesday Wed-nesday night Various games were indulged in-dulged in and dainty refreshments I were served Those present were the Misses Vincent Player Hatch Gilles pie Jeremy Spry Thomas and Williams I hams Messrs Vincent Ostler Gilles pie Riser Byvater Evans Elkin Player Michael Smith and Wright I Opal Club The ball to be given by the Opal club on Friday eveningi gives promise to be one of the social features of the season sea-son The committee in charge have everything under war for the reception recep-tion of their guests arrangements hayIng hay-ing been made for the decoration of the hall etc One of the features of I the evening will be the grand march in the form of a german led by Professors Pro-fessors Christensen and Berry I will be very unique and together with a special programme of dances it is assured as-sured that all those fortunate enough to have received invitations will have a most enjoyable time as the committees commit-tees are straining every effort for its I entire success You and I Crystal Club The You and I Crystal club met at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Strick land on Thursday evening Highfive I I was played prizes being won by Mrs Gallacher Mr H W Branch Mrs J I I D Ford and Mrs Gallacher During the evening the hostess was presented II with a crystal water set At the clubs I next meeting Mrs I N Harvey will be the hostess I At Port Douglas Major Thompson gave a dinner last evening in honor of Colonel and Mrs I Freeman the other guests being Miss Corcoran Colonel Crandall Dr and Mrs Burmincham Lieutenant and Mrs Leitch The menu cards bore the figure in water colors of a buster of the Twentyfourth blowing mess call On the reverse side was the programme I carried out by the mandolin club during dur-ing the evening The decorations were very pretty Social Motes Miss Park is in Ogden visiting Miss Kiesel 1 000 Mrs H B Whitney entertained the Neighborhood Sewing club on Thursday Thurs-day afternoon 000 Mrs David S Murray and1 Miss Murray Mur-ray are at home Wednesdays at 81 0 street < 0 0 Mrs W W Riter gave an informal Kensington Tuesday afternoon < > < 5 > < > < 0 < Mrs J ECries will leave early this week for Mercur where she will make her home I 0 < 0 Mr and Mrs Joseph R Whalen have i 111 a11rs I gone to California j I < < 0 Mrs Milner will entertalnat dinner this evening in honor of her mothers golden wedding 00 < Mr and Mrs Butters of California visited friends in the city during the I past week i > < I Miss Vera Lynn gave a Sleighride on Wednesday evening ei Mrs C S Dennis California isthe I guest of her daughter Mrs R B Whit temore j v r > 000 Messrs Roy Williams and John Te ivhela secretary and treasurer respectively respec-tively or the 4r Ii Roberta club gave I a Sleighride and supper to the various members jlfJlie club last Thursday evening after which a musical pro 1 jramrae was rendered Among those N ii present were Misses Mamie Farlang er Georgia Vadner Alce Fisher Katie Webb Edna Brown Anna Hartman ol Moron Olive Holding Marie Sullivan Sadie Holdt Violet Colllnson of Cen terville Mabel Burns Messrs Roy Car man of New York Sam Wright Al gernon Colllnson Fred Nightingale of nge Woods Cross Roy Williams John Tre whela o 0 Mr Chester Nason spent Monday in Ogden 0 < Mrs J H Young entertained the Sewing club Thursday o 0 afternoon Mrs J H Moyle entertained a few friends informally < 00 Friday afternoon Miss Smith of Denver is visiting her sister Ir Frank Lambert < t > < = > < > < < Mr and Mrs De Witt B Lowe have returned from California < > 0 Mr W H Donnell has gone to Denver Den-ver < < v 0 Mrs William Jennings entertained the German club < yesterday afternoon The seniors of the High school numbering num-bering sixtyseven gave a banquet at the Kenyon Friday evening < i > c < > < 0 Mr and Mrs J William Edmunds expect to leave Wednesday for a visit to Los Angeles 000 The member of the Y L M I a sociation of the Twentieth ward have very unique invitations out for a dance to be given next Friday evening in the Eighteenth ward hal < 00 The regular Wednesday Night club will not meet this week < < > < > Five hundred people attended the annual an-nual reception of the Z C 11 I employees em-ployees at Christensens on Friday evening The evening began with a musicale and ended with a dance ci < Mt Moriah lodge A F A 1 pleasantly celebrated its thirtythird anniversary Monday evening A large I number offriends and members were present 000 The tenth annual ball of the Brotherhood i Brother-hood of Locomotive Firemen takes place at Christensens tomorrow evening even-ing > 0 0 Invitations have been issued for the I wedding of Miss Victoria Miller and Mr G M Bancroft to take place at the First Congregational church on Wednesday evening at 7 oclock o Mr and lr C J Geary gave a delightful de-lightful sixtythree party Thursday evening Those invited were Mr and Mrs S S Pond Mr and Mrs Dr Whit tock Mr and Mrs Fred L Libby 11 and Mrs H E Deardorff Mr and Mrs E H Needham 11 and Mrs Clark son Mr and Mrs Nickum Miss Nellie Geary and Mr John Deardorff Prizes were awarded to Mr and Mrs S S Pond 0 Miss Catherine Oliver distinguished impersonator of characters from Scotch fiction will appear at the Congregational Con-gregational church the evening of March 2 under the auspices of the First Presbyterian church 0 Mrs W 1 Ellerbeck will be at home after Feb 15 at No 475 East First South street < 00 Mrs John B Burns gave a delightful delight-ful birthday party on Tuesday evening even-ing in honor of her daughter Miss Della Del-la During the evening selections were rendered by Miss Katie Silver Miss Pearl Branch and Miss Fay McKay and refreshments were served Present Pres-ent were Ir Richard Cowley Miss Daisy Vincent Irma Clawson Cecil Burns Carrie Vincent Katie Silver Louise Bowman Gertie Allcock Pearl Branch Lean Arnold Marie Thomas Hannah Carlson Hazel Bowman Chloe Burns May Arnold Myrtle Peas Maggie Mag-gie McClure Tulle Thomas Emma Rich Fay McKay Edna Raleigh Rachel Ra-chel Isaac Nellie Bull and Louise Bull < < < The S D C Sewing club was entertained en-tertained yesterday afternoon by the Misses Irene and Katie Squires Those present were Miss Clara Chive Misses I Katie and Ethel Rogers Misses Louis and Gertie Moyle Misses Ruby and Jennie Stevenson Miss Mary Twombly Miss Ethel Stewart Miss Leone Wis comb Miss Hattie Whitney Miss Lena Moore Miss Retta Pyper and Miss Edith Magurrin 000 Previous to taking their departure from Sale Lake City to Tuscarora Nev Mr and Mrs Albert and Emily Brown entertained at their home on Browns avenue Twentysecond ward a very select gathering of friends and icla tives The amusements were complete in every detail Sister Emily had spared spar-ed neither time nor expense and the sumptuous repast was a marvel of excellence ex-cellence the decorations beautiful and the programme which was very interesting in-teresting kept all busily engaged until the time to dismiss They both tme are jioth very popular and their friends in Salt Lake are very loth to part with their company com-pany Salt Lake Womans Club Mrs H B Windsor made the topic Division of Time for Wives and Mothers unusually interesting to the members of the Womans club While Mrs Windsor did not feel constrained to divide the time of another whose duties and obligations in life can be known only to that other yet through a series of striking and apt illustrations illustra-tions she described a wise and judicious ju-dicious use of time for women whose duties in life were quite different being be-ing made so by a difference in financial circumstances social position and by a differepce of choice in the manner of spending ones life The talk was made especially helpful by the spirit that perVaded i a spirit that impressed im-pressed one with the belief that the modern woman takes a deep interest in all knowledge which enables her to become a more useful member of society so-ciety and particularly in all that touches the nearer relations of lfe home husband children and friends she is reaching out in every direction to bring to her service the new intelli gence which is now occupying a large space in current thought and literature The relation between a mother and her children for instance is being studied systematically and thoroughly so that i mother is no longer made such by physical laws alone but by a cultivated mother mind and heart as well The next meeting of the club on Tuesday Feb 1 at 2 oclock will be addresse by Dr Talmage of the university uni-versity The subject of his lecture which will be illustrated Is Beauty in Stones All friends of the club members are invited to be present The Cleofan At last weeks session of the club the frt paper of the afternoon was the Life and Works of Dryden by Miss Kate Wells after which several of his finest poems were read Mrs Julia Rawlins then entertained the club with an able paper on Locke Newton Progress of Physical Sci ence An informal discussion of subjects for next years study followed As there is business of importance to be considered at the next meeting a full attendance is requested Ladies Literary Club The tourist section will meet at the clubhouse on Tuesday morning at 10 Iclock Subjects Campagna and Environs of Rome Mrs George L Nye Roman Customs and Festivals Mrs S F Fenton Streets of Rome Mrs Russell l C WoOdruff The history section will meet Thursday Thurs-day morning Feb 16 at 10 oclock Williams Invasion or England will be given by Mrs Wallace The Grand Alliance will be given by Mrs Montgomery Mont-gomery r The subjeCt for oneminute talks will be Colbert The current events and current liter ature section tlll meet on Friday afternoon ternoon Feb J7 at oclock The topics top-ics presented will beTlme Peace Proposals Pro-posals of the Czar Dr liuella Miles F Hopkinson Smith Miss Ethel Paul The board Qf directors will holda special and important meeting at the clubhouse Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock The home and education section will meet tomorrow Monday at 3 p m when Dr Orson Howard will lecture on The Physiology of the Digestion All club memBers and their friends are invited to attend PROVO SOCIETY Special Correspondence Provo Feb 11 Tuesday evening asocial a-social successful in every particular was held in the First ward social hal by Mr and r George E Howe and Mr and r L O Taft The occasion was b reunion of the members of the old Outforfun club and the friends of the popular hosts During the early part of the evening refreshments were served Toasts went the rounds and then a mock Cakewalk claimed the attention of the guests Those present were Messrs and Mesdames Mes-dames Reed Smoot R A Barney J R Twelves D D Houtz J W N Whitecotton Benjamin duff jr J D C Young Jesse Smith Leon Bachman Joseph T Farrer James Farrer John Farrer J H Denhalter Dr W R Pike Dr George E Robison Dr T W Taylor John W Deal George S Taylor Tay-lor R R Irvine jr William Irvine William Strong Alex Headquist jr E L Josiah Beak J C Graham jr James R E Knowlden T E Thur man C E Fletcher Jacob Evans David John jr Joseph E Cheevers Andrew Knudsen Oscar Wilkins jr Bert Twelves W H Strong Fred Stubbs Shadrach Jones D J Blake Dr and Mrs C B Snyder Alma Van Wagoner F A McGraw Mr Whit more William Wilson Wilford Nuttal Charles Giles Albert Smoot Mrs Sam King Mrs A O Smoot Mrs James Boyden Mrs William H Berry Mrs McBride Mrs Heber J Richards Mr Joseph Buttle Oscar B Young and daughter Rose Walter Whitehead Misses Florence Richmond Ivy Holden Birdie Gray Beiilah and Lena Bach Rhoda man Lou Nelson Jennette and Richards Sarah and Rhoda Douelas Clara Nuttall Sarah Giles Minnie Bybee Bertha Barney Pearl Taft Effie and Amos Howe Julia Howe and Abbie Wardrop of Salt Lake and Florence Pike < 5 > < S > < > Mrs A S McCurtain f this week to join her husband in Mercur < t > 0 S > < Mrs Susa Y Gates left the first part of the week in company with her sister sis-ter Mrs Zina Y Card for Washington Washing-ton D C to attend the meeting of the National Council of Women which convenes in the capital tomorrow Mrs The Hawaiian Gates will read a paper on waiian Women at the council o < 0 Misses Julia Howe and Abbie War drop of Salt Lake have been visiting this week with Miss Howes brother Mr George E Howe 000 Mrs Lillian Cannon a teacher in the B Y A gives a George Washington social and dance in the academy on the 22nd ins1 W < 0 Thursday evening a grand musical was given at the residence of Dr and Mrs S H Allen under the management Mr manage-ment of Mr and Mrs Robert R Irvine Ir-vine A large company was present The best musical talent of the city I lent Its aid in making the evening a j enjoyable one The programme given I was as follows Piano Negro Dances introducing whistling coon banjo etc whistng Mrs Dora Irvine 1lr Trio Oh Hear Me Miss Eva Ward Messrs Robert R Irvine and W D Roberts Vocal Only Tonight Miss Johnson Violin CavihinaMiss Vogelburg Duet Meditation Mrs L O Taft and Mr Robert R Irvine Piano FaustMiss Vera Hardy Coon song Nobody Loves Me Miss Anna Pike I 1iss Bass solo Asleep in the Deep Mr W D Roberts Piano Paderew skis Minuet Miss Bernsen Trio In Heavenly Love Abiding Misses Eva Ward Julia Ramsey 1isses I and Hattie Pike Coon song Mr Johnson Dont Get Gay Miss Anna Pike Quartette Good Night from Martha llartha Miss Eva Ward Mrs L O Taft Messrs Walter Whitehead and W D Roberts The programme was well rendered i and equally well received The large company present showed a spirited I appreciation throughout the evening Every piece on the programme was laudable for its peculiar merits Among those present were Messrs and Mesdames Robert R Irvine Will Irvine L 0 Taft G E Howe Dr W R Pike Dr F W Taylor Dr George E Robison J C Graham jr G S Taylor Robert Skelton J B Keeler J M George J T Farrer D A Swan F 11 Boorey Ad Anderson lr R A I Barney Mrs Diana Smoot Mrs M H Hardy and daughter Vera Mrs N L Nelson Mrs David Bonnett Mrs John Worsley Miss Otellia Maeser Mr and Mrs R D Sutton and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sutton W D Roberts and wife Mr and Mrs W D Roberts jr Mrs Ida Dusenberry Mrs HJ Richards Mrs Josiah Beck Misses Jennette and I O Miss Rhoda Richards Grant Bagley 1iss Beulah and Lena I Etta Davis Misses ad Lea Bachman Mr Lester Stanley and Miss Lillie Gates Miss Etta Johnson Miss Eva Ward Prof Vogelburg and daughter daugh-ter Miss Julia Ramsey Miss Pernsen l1ss Mr A L Woodhouse Royal Stokes and Anna Pike Walter Whitehead and Etta Farrer Pearl Davis Eta 00 0 I Attorney D D Houtz left Provo this morning for the Stateline mining district dis-trict I < S > < 5 > 0 A social was held Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs Frances Chuff in the Pleasant View ward in honor of the return from the Australian mission mis-sion field of Mr William Faucett S > > < S > Mr and Mrs Joseph E Page of Pay son visited the parents of Mrs Page Mr and Mrs T E Thurman this week < S > i > < Mrs Francis 1 Lyman is visiting visit-ing this week with her daughter Mrs DD Houtz in the Garden City < < j > < j > surprise party was held last night at the residence of Mr and Mrs M L Pratt in the First ward in honor of their son and his wife Mr and r Irving Pratt A delightful evening was spent by all The merrymakers played games listened to songs ate delicious refreshments and in various other ways made the greater part of the night pass happily 3 < < S > Last night the members of the De bora Rebekah lodge No 6 1 O O F crave a social in honor of a visit from the Sad master John 1 Breeze of Salt Lake 000 A delightful reunion of the elders or the Secpnd ward was held Monday evening < > < > 0 This week n mothers meeting was I held at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Steward of the Second ward but owing to the weather there were but few in attendance Consequently the lecture of Professor J H Brimhall on The Training of the Child from the Age of 8 to 16 will be repeated net week the meeting be ng held at the home of Dr and Mrs S H Allen o < 3 > 2 > 0 The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday at the club rooms with President r Ida Allen in the chair In the aibsace of Mrs Hannah Tucker the regular Mr Tcker regula parliamentary par-liamentary drill was conducted by Mjs Mariette Becsley Some interest Iariett Beeley very inters ins news was given by the members te which Mrs Hannah Pike read a C J 1 11 very good paper on the magazine reviews re-views go te magzine After the usual recess Mrs Cordelia t Beck gave very interesting sketch of the proposed Paris exposition O 1900 Thegular work in the mothers section ton was not had owing to the absence of Mrs D D Houtz j 000 1 An entertainment will be held in the 1 Third ward meeting house Tuesday a 3 ternoon and evening by the M I A 1 An excellent programme will be ren dered progme 000 wil i Miss Maud Boshard has been visiting her parents in Provo this week She returns to Deeeret next Monday J DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY Special Correspondence Kaysville Feb IOn Wednesday last Miss Mary Bodily a daughter of Mrs Christine Bodily and Mr John G Linford a prominent young man of S this place were married in the Salt Lake temple That evening at the home of Mr and lr James H Lin ford the young couple were given a pleasant wedding reception at which the near relatives of the contracting parties were present A wedding supper sup-per was served and numerous congratulations congratu-lations were beL owed upon the bride and groom Mr and Mrs Linford will reside in Kaysville where their whole lives have been spent and where both are deservedly popular j 000 1 Miss May Hudson has gone on an extended tended visit to Alberta Canada where her father and two of her sisters reside 000 Mrs R W Barnes will leave in about two weeks on a trip to the coast inquest In-quest of health and pleasure V 5 > < S > Mr and Mrs Joseph B Jarman returned re-turned Sunday from a visit with relatives rela-tives in Ogden i > 4 Mrs Emma Grover of Farmln ton entertained on Monday evening and those who were present had a very pleasant time 000 The Kaysrille amusement committee gave a dance last evening in the music hal A farewell ball and entertainment entertain-ment will be given next Thursday evening even-ing In honor of Orson Day Walter COt > troll and Christopher Holland prior to their departure on missions to England The young men expect to start for Europe Eu-rope on Feb 18 < Next Tuesday evening a masquerade ball will be given in the Union hall at Layton It will be the first event of the kind that ha occurred In Davis county this year and there will probably prob-ably be a large attendance 1 0 < Samuel Kershaw son of County j Commissioner Schofield Kershaw of WeGt Layton will leave on a mission i to England on Saturday of next week < 0 The ladies and gentlemen who are members of the Dewey club will give asocial a-social Tuesday evening in honor of their fellojv member Mr Walter Cottrell Cot-trell tl trollMiss 0 0 Miss Ruth Barnes a daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Barnes of Downey Ida and Orson Day a highly respoeted young man of West Kaysville were married on Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple They have been spending a portion of their honeymoon in Salt Lake with relatives Next Monday evening at the home of the grooms mother Mrs James H Raddon they will be given an elaborate reception to which a number of Kaysville and Layton relatives rel-atives have been invited Mr Day leaves for Europe next Saturday < 0 0 Mr and Mrs John R Barnes and Miss Mamie Barnes attended the Z C M I reunion in Salt Lake last evening and returned home today 000 Mr Francis of Morgan is visiting with his friend Oscar C Barton in Kaysville 4 0 4 < Miss Lizzie Galbraith Miss Libbie Hope Mies Soule and Lawrence Manning of Hoop are spending a few J days in Kaysville with friends 4 The Canterville Sunday schools have mae arrangements for an old time party at the Centerville opera house next Friday evening Three hundred unique invkations in the style of long ago have been issued to people all over Davis Dis county 444 The old folks of Farmington were the guests of the people of Farmington ward yesterday afternoon and evening when the annual reunion of the aged residents and the widows widowers and orphans was held The event was a most gratifying success Notwithstanding Notwith-standing the weathers inclemency during dur-ing the early part of the day the old people were ready when carriages and sleighs called at their homes to convy them to the Social hall the scene of the festivities and from 1 a m until the somber shades of night approached the moments were filled with pleasures for the veteran guests The Farming ton band was present at the Social hal to greet the old folks with lively music as thor assembled At about 1 ocloi k the 250 guests were seated to a most sumptuously spread table and attentive atten-tive waiters anticipated and supplied their every want During the afternoon a programme partially impromptu occupied the time and entertained the guests Mr and Mrs Charles R Savage and Mr and Mrs Nelson A Empey were up from Salt Lake and Mr Savage entertained the company with characteristic son sand s-and jokes that were much enjoyed The programme was in part as follows fol-lows Music Farmington band Address of welcome Bishop Secrist Song Mr and Mrs J E Robinson Speech President John W Hess Oldtime dances French fours jigs etc Address Charles R Savage Song Mrs Lizzie Brown Remarks Nelson A Emuey Piano solo Professor Pinder Address President J H Grant Comic sons Wilford Hess Recitation Miss Made Sanders Solo Mrs George W Palmer The programme was interspersed with selections by the band and other impromptu ports During the afternoon Henry South worth assisted in the entertainment by numerous graphophone selections The evening was spent in dancing Three badges indicating that the wearers were pioneers of 1847 were seen Mrs Lodusky Grover Thomas Abbott and William Rice were the honored hon-ored three Of those invited to the reunion re-union about 150 were over 50 years of age and nine were between SO and 0 years The committee that had charge of the affair was E B Clark David Hess Mrs Lucy Sanders E A Cottrell and Mrs Emeline H Bourne 444 Albert Grover and David Wood of Farmington will leave for the southern states next Thursday On Monday evening Mrs J D Wood will give asocial a-social at their home in honor of their son 444 Miss Maud Linford and Heber C Blood were up from Salt Lake Wednesday Wednes-day evening to attend the wedding reception re-ception of Mr and Mrs John G LEn ford OGDEN SOCIETY Spcial Correspondence Ogden Feb 11The week in Ogden has been a gay one socially and might appropriatelY be termed bachelors week The bachelors ball and that given by the Single Six were notable vents and the Columbia club another rsanization of about seventyfive unmarried un-married men gave a reception to la dies There were numerous card par ties surprise parties and the accustomed accus-tomed do ngs of ladles clubs and so cietles with one or two notable wed ding celebrations so that the activity a unusyal even for the period imme diately preceding nt < 0 THE SINGLE SIX BALL SI1GLESX The Single Six waS fhe title by which halfa dozen young bachelors 11Qf hlchOlor cnoose tbbe known on the occasion of their giving aibail Monday evening Feb 6 in the Broom Hotel which was one of tup most elaborate affairs of the soon IThe ball room was especially especialY decorated with tapestries lace curtains pictures flowers and mirror wreathed in smilax and the effect of exquisitely blended colorings was heightened by powerful incandescent lights Avhich fairly delicate flooded the bal room with the colors Fords delcate augmented or rhestra supplied the music tor f throng of dancers until 1130 and it was then that a surprise of the most gratifying kind was given to the guests A halt was called in the dancing and the orchestra or-chestra moved down to the hotel lobby where they were stationed near the rear door of a vacant store fronting on Washington avenue In this room a banquet was spread and this banquet was a part of the surprise The orchestra or-chestra struck up an air and the guests moved down the stairs keeping time to the stately march I was one of the prettiest sights seen in many a day a the long line of guests emerged from the ball room with its glow of gorgeous lights down the stairway into the banquet ban-quet roomJACOBS JACOBS LADDER To the observers it brought to mind the Biblical story of Jacob and his ladder dream Avith angels coming com-ing down thereon to earth Only in this case the angels wore robes of modern fashion and of many colors other than white and furthermore beside each one was a linn clad in evening dress correct in I every detail I was in the banquet room however that the chief surprise uas in store for the guests THE BANQUET ROOM The plain high ceiling store had been transformed into one of the brightest I festival rooms imaginable and involuntary invol-untary exclamations of surprise broke from the lips of guest after guest as I thy beheld its beauty and symmetry OAerhead a light wooden framework had been constructed but this constrcted a entirely en-tirely concealed by countless strips oft of-t ssue paper AAreathed2J the latticed lat-ticed framework Table mirrors wreath d in smilax graced the tables at i smiax ged tbles regular regu-lar < intervals and heightened the effect of tAventyflve incandescent lights and numerous shapely candelabras The Ahole resplendent bewildering beautiful beau-tiful A banquet of eight courses was spatfhfcd and then the sentiment to qu < te the menu card was On with the dance let joy be unconfined uncon-fined No sleep till morn when youth and pleasure meet juancmg was resumed ana continued till the small hours of the morning began be-gan to grow large THE GUESTS The invited guests were Messrs and Mesdames J S Peery H H Smith Jchn Pawl a William Adamson J S Lewis E A Cook E W Matson George W Jones George H Matson W S Flew elling L H Wallace R S Joyce E E Stewart Thomas Fitzgerald Fitzger-ald George V Schramm David Evans F E Nichols J R Rogers George L Hickey I L Reynolds W H Chevers A C Bishop J W Abbott H H Ro lapp E S Crocker W F Adams F J Kiesel J C Armstrong Ad Kuhn E M Allison jr Abe Kuhn Albert Kiesel H H Spencer W G Dalrym pIe John Conlisk I Marks George E McIntosh George Nye A R Heywood I N Pierce Mrs U J Wenner Misses Eva Kuhn Minnie Schanfienbach Minnie Min-nie Kiesel Leda Kuhn Selma Kuhn Emilie Bannister Maud Greene Jessie Bigelow Helen Parker Rose Hulaniski Evelyn Hendershot Nellie Hendershot Ella Conroy Josei Kimbal Lou Kimball Kim-ball Franc Peebles Pearl Peebles Verna Hayes Janie Taylor Nellie Uealy Flossie Wright Elizabeth Orth Celeste Conroy Fannie Steler Rose Steler Juliette Marks Eugie Smith Hannah Dee Silvia Dee Grace Crocker Hattie Burt Margaret Park Lilly McCoy Mc-Coy Nettie Fitzgerald Nelle Fitzgerald Fitzger-ald Frances Eddy Lilly Stevens Lulu Peery Phebe Houtz Virgila Houtz Nettle Wilson Wealthy Douglas Mcintosh Mc-Intosh Messrs A J Brown E W Bannister Arthur Kuhn John Pierce Harold Peery Horace Peery Bernard Spencer S P Ash E H Dyer Fred Massa Tom Burt J H F Last W J Shralv Arthur Conlisk Paul Noble Henry Stevens W H Smith L L Dietrich G N Kimball C R Hol lingsw orth I Beitman Will Burt D H Pe ° ryjrHJW Nason F C Shramm W H Donnell C A Henry Fred W Kiesel7Fred Smith H E Farr JofirrCuUy L Dickson Squire Coop S E Cor Y J F Burton William Wil-liam Williams Theo Schansenbach Max Smith D H Adams Bert Jenkins Jen-kins F L Chapin Carl Kuhn Oscar Kuhn E G Vaughn The hosts of this event were A G Horn A V McIntosh C H Kircher F W Burt A W Smith J W Conlisk ConliskS 000 COLUMBIA CLUB RECEPTION The Columbia club on Thursday evening even-ing threw open the club rooms to the Jady friends of members and entertained enter-tained for the evening The affair though intended to be informal and the frt of a series of such events to be g ven at intervals was thoroughly enjoyable and was attended by about 100 guests from among the very best homes in the city The entertainment was furnished by club members or their Immediate friends and opened itli a liAeminute address by Judge J H MacMillan Avho referred to the club and its work in most complimentary terms He was proud of the fact that such an organization had been started in Ogden and hoped to see a similar association formed in every western city He lad stress on the influence toward the development of manly character such an institution must have and complimented the members on the club constitution which he had read carefully Sherbet was served the guests were shown the rooms and music mu-sic was rendered at intervals by Misses I McCoy Wehrend Conroy and Messrs Saunders H R MacMillan John Grant t and Squire Coop A little informal dancing and singing were indulged In before the guests departed The club numbers seAentyfive members and now has all of its rooms fitted upi < < > < up-i > The Thursdaynight club wit a number num-ber of guests met Thursday with Mrs N O Nye of Seventeenth street The principal prizes were won by Mrs H W Murdock and Mr M O Corey Those present were Messrs and Mesdames f Mes-dames M C Lawrence A B Corey C J Corey W H Wattis Bowman Cooney Dixon Rigeve PIdcpck West r over Custeaa Misses Ray Thomas and Lois Pierce Messrs Pierce Pidcock Reeve M O Corey Custead Westover A Beorey and Murdock 00 0 Wednesday evening Miss Schansen bachand Miss EvaiKulm entertained at thplicme of M Schansenbach The chief decorations were cut flowers roses ana smilax predominating Piizes were vronby Miss elma Kuhn and Mr Joseph Peery A luncheon folloAved the t card party The guests were Mr and Mrs Joseph Peers Misses ParKer Greene Selma Kuhn Bannister Park r < Salt Lake and Batten Chicago Messrs Kircher McIntosh Peery Burt Kuhn Bannister and Kiesel I < > 0 1 The butchers of Ogden gave an elaborate elab-orate ball Thursday evening at the Union opera house a large crowd of g their friends and patrons attending A delicious brew of punch was dispensed 1 during the whole evening und the J dance went merrily on till 1 a m 1 < > < > < i > The l des of the Degree of Honor A 9 t U W will give a card party In their k bal Wednesday evening and a mar ma-r uerade haM the same date in the Union house opera house 000 A D Hoskins of Granger Wyo and HJjss Rose Davidson of Ogden were c married la this city Sunday last and j I c c I after n Avodding supper at the home of the brUlorts brother Sam DaAidson left for California on their wedding trip Mr lloaklna is a Avell known merchant of Granger land the bride is well known in Ogden They will be at home to their friends in Granger after Feb 20 o 0 > 0 Mr and Mrs W G Talrymnle have removed from 726 Twentythird street to 2712 Washington avenue < > 3 > 0 The Historical society was entertained entertain-ed Feb 1 by Mrs Learning at the home of Mrs A J Gilson Notwithstanding the extreme cold the response to roll call showed a very large attendance The ladies concluded the study of another sq other volume of Dr John Lords Beacon Bea-con Lights of History by discussing Aces Leo They will next take up Middle Mrs Metcalf will entertain the club Feb IS at her home State School For Deaf < S > 00 I Last Thursday afternoon Mrs C E Coulter received the ladies of the Aglaia at her pleasant home on Monroe avenue ave-nue An unusually large number of the I club members were Dresent at this meeting and the papers on Richard Harding Davis given by Mrs Jeorge I Matson and on John Burroughs I given by Mrs George Kelly and the songs by the Arion quartette were listened lis-tened to with evidently great interest and enjoyment The quartette after singing one selection was encored four times Mrs Coulter was assisted in the receiving by Mrs Brjggs > > < > < t > The Women of Woodcraft Sego Lily Circle entertained for the first time I J r i1 i I c 111 Tt f J r If I = i f i r i c J11 JI 1 I I f t Ii i l > P I f < I 1 lF l t j J i t l 1 fIO f if l I tj r J i I V I f r Ii 1 j I I I J r i J1 iJ 1 t f I c I I i J I j f I f y I f SCENE AT THE BACHELORS A since the establishment of their organization or-ganization in Ogden A delightful time was spent with cards and music followed fol-lowed by refreshments < > < 8 > On Thursday evening Feb 9 Mr and lr James P Sprunt reached the quarter century mark of life union and celebrated the event with family and friends at their residence 965 Twenty fifth street The guests assembled early and stayed stay-ed till the wee sma hours The evening even-ing was passed with cards music songs and dancing and impromptu declamations declama-tions and toasts The event of the I evening was the gathering of the guests around the festive board than which none was ever more elaborate The hostess hos-tess kept up her reputation for prepar ing a delicate and sumptuous sDread Mr and Mrs Sprunt were the recipients recip-ients of a shower of congratulations and nresenfs at the ratio of 16 to 1 in the proper metal silver Miss Lizzie Sprunt was assisted in the entertainment entertain-ment by the Misses Joan and Emma Wilson Those present were Messrs and Mesdames Mes-dames James P Sprunt John A Boyle John Leese John Fife William Russell Rus-sell David Snedden George TV Sprunt George C Wilson Mrs Peter Wilson Ir Heber Warner Mrs T Stayner Mrs Henry Misses Cora Stayner Minnie nie Emma and Joan Wilson Lizzie ana Josephine SDrunt Messrs A E Wilson Wil-son Wheat James David and Russell Sprunt Arch Pett Charlie Cole and Thomas Wilson v < > < 2 > Mrs Martin Cullen entertained at 1Ir 1lartn Culen entertaned cards Friday afternoon Her cosy parlors par-lors were decorated with carnations roses and smilax High five was the game played and prizes were won by Mrs D Ragan Mrs P McCornick and r D M Morrison Miss Beatrice Cullen entertained with a few solos during the afternoon and after refreshments were served in the dining room Those present were Mesdames Mes-dames Thomas Booth Hasset D Ra gan Thomas Fitzgerald P Healy Duryer Cassin George Mole A T Hestmark B Nelson D 1 Morrison V S Hestmark McCornick H S Joyce Shuffleberger C Hart Miss Rose Dukes 000 i Miss Batten of Ohicago was the guest of honor at a reception given by Mrs U J Wenner and Miss K M Greene Feb 3 000 A surprise party was given Mr and Mrs Beasly of Slaterville Friday evening even-ing and made things merry for the following fol-lowing guests Ir A Byington and Misses Mattie Gibson Salt Lake Sadie Mallian Laura and Lizzie Fowers Rosa Byington Jessie Byington and Lillie Andrews Messrs Charles Simpson Simp-son Louis Spaulding Frank Highley Mose Simpson James Simpson and John Byington < S > < > 0 < Mrs Sarah Fowers of Slaterville was given a surprise party on the 79th anniversary an-niversary of her birth by a large number num-ber of her friends 000 The S O O B were entertained by Miss Moffett this wee n d > < > i > Miss Rose Hirt a sister of Manager Hirt of the Hot Springs left for Green River Wyo Thursday and was there married to D W Whilton of Kem merer 0 0 < x < Mr and Mrs Sanger were given a complimentary surprise party Tuesday evening 1 < i > 0 Friday evening Mr Daniel Costley was surprised at his home by a large number of his friends who made merry for several hours The guests were Mesdames Joseph Skeen C Zenter Messrs and Mesdames Lyman Skeen I Charles Skeen P McIntyre Charles Brown Josiah Taylor R Hicks Harvey Har-vey Taylor W Lake J Spraker M A Stahn of Harrisville M Stone G Anderson J Harropp Lynne D C Shurtilf O I Read J Greenw J G Read W Jones W S Read Charles Greenwell Misses Ellen Thomas Thom-as and Luella Ferrin Mrs Ida Ferrin Squire Coop and Hagbert Anderson < d > < s > Friday evening the Washburn Mandolin Man-dolin and Guitar club enjoyed asleigh ride Those present were Mrs H P Hunter Misses Barlow McMarihis Ethel and Ora Baker Ebe and Elfin Mallet Gen and Myrlia Hunter Kerr and Pidcock Messrs Barlow Burton Wardleish Wilson Shaw Horton Brown and Wardleib k < 5 > < S > The Willing Helpers f the Episcopal church will give a valentine socfal at the guild room tomorrow evening < > 00 Te ladies auxiliary of the B R Twill T-will give a valentine card party at K I P hall Tuesday evening next 000 Friday evening Mr and 1lrs Sam I Cave entertained in honor of their sil ver wedding anniversary and about fifty of their friends enjoyed the celebration cele-bration with them Many who could not be on hand sent tokens of esteem and remembrance with their good wishes until silver gifts by the score were received by Mr and Mrs Cave The gifts were of all kinds Two pretty little girls Reta Doon and Ruth Henly were ushers Fifteen card tables were required Blue and white violets were used as tallies Prizes were won by Mrs Brepn and Mrs Allen and by David Thorburn and Leon Wilson Refreshments Re-freshments Avere served and during the entire evening the fact that the occasion occa-sion was a silver anniversary was ingeniously in-geniously brought out The Ogden Bachelors Bail Special Correspondence Ogden Feb 11 Henry Last Dr J L Dickson James Burton Squire Coop Si Corey John Cully William Williams Wil-liams Reuben Farr The abovenamed eight young men were the hosts who gave the celebrated Bachelors ball destined to be long remembered re-membered as a notable event in Ogden society The affair was given Tuesday night in the Broom hotel and society is still talking of the artistic decorations tions the clever devices for the convenience con-venience and comfort of guests and the great success of the hosts in giving an affair recherche in its every aspect DECORATIONS The decorations bordered on the magnificent mag-nificent No pains or expense were spared The ballroom and annroaches were transformed into apartments almost al-most nalatial The color scheme was I purple and yellow suggesting celibacy and age and in a score of ingenious ways the scheme was worked out Three incandescent lights in panels on the ceiling and a sunray effect was produced by innuemable bands of silk converging to the center and over which the brilliant light shimmered in splendor almost dazzling The orchestra orches-tra was stationed on a raised dais at the west A railing was constructed about the dais and ths whole artistically artistical-ly draped with streamers of purple and I yellow silk while a row of lights were placed so as to bring out a beautiful footlight effect Just back of the orchestra or-chestra was a frame draped with silk incandescent in which were set fifty globes forming a letter B Rich tapestries tapes-tries completed the decorations of the west end The sides of the room were draped with lace curtains and twenty five line etchings were placed along the walls the south wall having also a large mirror suitably draped On the east end was the greatest triumpn of the decorators art Here were hung two large etchings and two magnificent silk curtains one each on either side of curtan the middle space In front of the middle I space was a little table of handsomely carved wood with some rare china dishes containing cut flowers confections confec-tions salted almonds Just behind this hung low was a rich oil painting y bile just above the painting was a large mirror draped with the curtains and in which was reflected the entire ball room pageant One standing before it seemed looking through a casement at the scene of rare beauty The hallway extending along the south side of the ballroom va curtained curtain-ed off just east of the ballroom entrance en-trance by rope portieres thus forming form-ing a room which was utilized as awaiting a-waiting room between dances The electric globes in this apartment were trebled till the place fairly throbbed with light but the rays fell through tinted globes till the air seemed to pulsate pul-sate with yellow and purple color waves Pineapple sherbert and champagne cham-pagne punch were served and attendants attend-ants were present everywhere to do the slightest bidding of guests A colonnade col-onnade was especially constructed from the street to the hotel entrance and every guest was a guest from the moment mo-ment of leaving home till the return as carriages conveyed each one to and from the ball Christensens orchestra from Salt Lake furnished the music and the scene as the dancers the ladies with eXQuisite toilets and the gentlemen in regulation evening costume whirled r about in the mazy dance or oromenad ed amid the brilliant lights was one long to be remembered There were six extra numbers en the programme and each of these was named for some one of the single six who had also given a ball the previous evening At 1230 the carriages took the guests to the Reed where a banquet of ten courses was served Merriment was the order and several impromptu toasts were given At about 230 the carriages were again ordered and the bachelors ball wasover In reply to the invitations sent out but one regret was received ana tats I from a party obliged to be absent THE GUESTS of the occasion included Mesdames Armstrong Abe Kuhn and R J Taylor Tay-lor chaperones Misses Tavey Mc Kay Thomas Hendershot Conroy Stevens Conger Douglas Blair Annis Brown Burkett Salt Lake Hayes Leda Kuhn Halley Schansenbach Eva Kuhn Park Salt Lake Nettle Wilson Wil-son Janie Taylor McCoy Lettie Herrick Her-rick Scowcroft Peebles Flossie Wright Boyle Hulaniski Crocker Messrs McIntosh Roy Scoville Harold Peer Horace Peery Stecher A W Smith Robinson Alf Brown Kircher Conlisk Fred Burt Horn Gus Wright Oscar Kuhn Weatherby John Brown Henry Stevens John Pierce Eaton D H Adams Saunders Massa EUREKA SOCIETY Special Correspondence Eureka Feb 11Mis Dr Stauffer gave a sixtythree party Tuesday night to the members of tho Qui Vive club The prizes were won by Mrs Hansen arid Mr John Harper Refreshments Refresh-ments and music added to < the pleasure of tho evening < > < S > < S > The fortnightly dance of the TIntic Social club was given at the I O O F hal Friday night and was well attended at-tended o 0 < > Mr and Mrs Pat Shea opened their hospitable home to a throng of guests Wednesday evening Cards and music furnished the entertainment An elaborate elab-orate supper was served in courses 000 The Chicago Ladles Quartette entertained enter-tained a large audience of musiclovers at the 1 O O F hal Thursday night Every number was heartily encored and in each instance a response was given I the attendance and enthusiasm enthusi-asm are criterions Eureka is entitled to better entertainments than the management booking man-agement has succeeded in the past in 0 < S > S > 11 and Mrs F H Holzheimer entertained enter-tained a number of their friends at a sxtythre party Wednesday even ing Mrs E R Hunt and Mr C H Marshal captured the handsome prizes for the largest number of games won while the consolation prizes were awarded to 1r Hugh McKenna and Mr L C Duty After refreshments were served dancing and music were indule in by the guests who reluctantly reluc-tantly departed In the wee sma hours I 0 0 0 Two entertainments are scheduled in honor 6 S1 Valentine at the 1 B church quite an elaborate programme has been arranged including a post + ts office for the transmission of the tender missives of sweet love At the 1 O O F hall a fanoy drees bal is announced to Avhich 150 invitations have been issued is-sued t 1 0 00 The L D Sunday school will give an entertalnmcntat the Mormon church on Thursday Feb 16 at which Avill be rendered a play written from the Book of Mormon to be followed by a farce Courtship Under Difficulties in the South 000 George Storey grand master of the exchequer K of P came up from Provo Tuesday night to visit Godiva lodge No S < 4 Columbia lodge No2 Daughters of Rebekah announce a calico ball in the I 0 O F hal on Washingtons birthday birth-day 00 < Watson MNesbit sr is recovering from a severe attack of grip LEHZ SOCIETY Special Correspondence Lehi Feb 11This week Miss Lenora Le-nora Hawes and Mr George Gurney were married in the Salt Lake temple A grand reception was held at the residence j resi-dence of the brides parents where many well wishes and presents were I given to the young couple both of whom are very highly respected In the evening a wedding bal was given to the friends of the bride and groom the bride being gowned in white silk I trimmed with pink and orange bios i l 1 jJffr 1 I > I soms and also wearing a white tulle veil vei 00 I Miss Maud Webb daughter of G Webb of this city who is now at the Brigham Young academy is very ill I with la grippe Her mother has been sent for 1 > < 5 > Oscar Kirkham is up from Provo to visit his parents for a day or two 000 T R Cutler O Ellingson W E Rackin James Kirkham and George Webb were visitors at Salt Lake City during the week < S > < 5 > < S > William Clark was a visitor at Mr William Hunters at Salt Lake City this week 000 Mr Z Coltrin jr is the guest of J J Child 000 The Lehi Silver band gave a grand ball in the opera house this week to its friends A very pleasant evening was spent o 0 < S > Sunday evening T R Cutler will leave for Chicago ii on f business Sunday at 2 p m Miss A Cannon and Miss Reynolds of the Brigham i Young academy will address the people pIe of Lehi in the tabernacle on the subject of Education PAYSON SOCIETY Special Correspondence Payson i Utah Feb 11The quiet Aveddingat Mrs S W McClellans on Tuesday of her daughter Ivy and Mr L C Stark was a pleasant family reunion re-union There were many nice presents and a elegant supper The bride was attired neatly in a lavendar gown the groom in a black dr6s suit The ceremony cere-mony was pronounced by Bishop A J B Stewart of Benjamin < 2 > 0 0 Charles Smith Robby Smith Carl Huish and Henry Badham have gone on a southern trip to exhibit a panorama pano-rama of the sketches of ancient Ne phites of the Book of Mormon painted by Kirkham of Salt Lake o 0 < i > Miss Jennie Darley was given a surprise sur-prise party last Tuesday evening < > 00 < Sidney B Pace came from Moab to visit his parents during the week o 0 < 8 I Mr and Mrs Hugh OConnel are here I from Ft Ephraim They came to attend at-tend the wedding of their sister Ivy McClellan Mr and Mrs James Mc Clellan also came over from Knights vie to attend the marriage feast 000 A club of active young men was organized or-ganized last Monday and will rent Hancock Han-cock hall a a club room The officers are Harry Tipton president Albert McClellan secretary C W Jackson treasurer A Guthrie Z Dean and H Tipton trustees A committee of two W Rogers and C W Jackson were appointed to draft bylaws and constitution con-stitution and name the club which will hold regular meetings j > < < s 1 I The Chicago Lady Quartette appeared ed at the opera house last v uies day evenIng to a fairsized audience who applauded their excellent efforts and exhibition of voice culture o 0 < > The Epworth League gave a pleasant pleas-ant social at the Iliff academy last Thursday evening < 2 > < > < S > 1 John Preston was surprised by his friends at his home last Thursday night < S > 0 S > Mrs John Amos had a birthday surprise sur-prise by many friends and neighbors calling day to congratulate her last Satur o < s > William S Sargent will go north t find a business location next week 0 0 Mrs T E Daniels jr and daughter daugh-ter Leah returned to Provo Thursday < S > 4 > < > Mrs Charles Patten returned to Mammoth last Wednesday < 00 Henry Fairbanks returned from his Barefoot mine Nevada this week and brIng good news of his prospects < t > 0 A Mayor J S Peery is still confined to his home with pneumonia < 0 Mrs Millie Stark went to Provo Friday Fri-day morning I < 5 > < 3 > Friday the district schools were closed for visiting day Professor F N Poulson Miss Nebeker and A Mitchell Mit-chell went to Salt Lake Miss I Coombs Mr F Fairbanks went to Provo Miss Barnett Hickman and others visited Springville Mr Moore was sick and a rest at home was neces sary therefQre he was excused His wife has also been ailing with la grippe for three weeks pastA 0 < E > past-A The usual grand ball atiithe opera house last night was well attended < i < t > 0 A ftncinl partv noe crivpn at SpringS Spring-S i Lake Friday evening for meetinghouse meeting-house benefit by the Improvement association as-sociation sociatonNH NEPHE SOCIETY Special Correspondence Nephi Feb 11On account of the bad weather theregular attendance of the schools has been greatly diminished dimin-ished twentysix being absent from Professor Smiths department at the Central this week 0 < > < > A surprise party given in honor of Miss Mamie Pyper proved to be a great success D large number of her friends being present Music and games were the main features Lunch was served after which the company enjoyed a musical tieat from May Pexton and others 0 < ± > < S > Miss Clara Hosmer of Michigan who is visiting Dr Hosmer entertained a ing select party of friends Thursday even 000 A pleasant party friends gathered at the home of Miss Sadie McCune on Friday ported evening A good time is re < i > < > 0 Mr and r George Lunt entertained tained on Friday evening Mr and Mrs mer Morehouse and Dr and Mrs Hos o < > < > merTe < Te Nebo Rebekah lodge gave a select se-lect social last Monday evening A most enjoyable time was had A dainty lunch was served which was enjoyed by all present I is the intention of the Rebekahs to give socials ever i month to their friends < > 0 < > < Roy McCune Is spending a few days at home He came from the university to attend the funeral of his grandmother grand-mother Mrs Grace and will return to studies Salt Lake on Sunday to continue his 010 Miss Alice Grover at present a student I stu-dent at the Brigham Young academy at Provo spent Sunday at her home here < > < 1 < One of the most pleasant affairs of the week was the dainty surprise tendered ten-dered Miss Neva Booth on Friday evening The main feature of the evening was music interspersed by many amusing as well a interesting games Mr Ridges a pianist from Salt Lake favored the company with many choice selections At 1 ocldck all repaired to the din ingroom and with a relish caused the bounties of life to disappear from the tables which were bending under the ponderous weight Supper over games were again in order and happy was circus the lad when he was called to the At a wee sma hour all adjourned voting the affair a perfect success Those present were Mr and Mrs J R Edgheill Mr and Mrs A T Mc Canne Mr and Mrs A V Hague Mr and Mrs Joseph Booth Mrs Edward Sparks Misses Emma Hamlin Anna Sorensen Emma Parker Mamie Hyde Tetta Hague Carrie Sorensen Mary May Mayme Harries Neva Booth Messrs Grover Burton Giles Ridges Sparks Cross Andrews Whitmore Tingey Clayton Gwinn I LOGAN SOCIETY Special Correspondence Logan Feb 10A big farewell party was given on Wednesday evening in the Seventh ward in honor of Elders Isaac Elwell jr E T Lloyd and Christian Chris-tian Hansen who shortly leaAe here to take up the labors of missionaries the first two in Great Britain and the latter lat-ter in the Society islands Dancing occupied oc-cupied the greater pant of the evening and tho time was pleasantly spent 000 Mr and lrs T H Lewis were surprised sur-prised by 0 party of friends on Monday Mon-day evening A very pleasant evening was passe in conversation and in sociable so-ciable pastime Luncheon was also served 000 Mr J E Hyde formerly secretary of the asriculurl college but now e ployed here at Baker City Ore is visiting c 6 v Mr E P Bacon sent several days of this week in Salt Lake City < S > 00 An enjoyable party was tendered the outgoing officers of the Y L M 1 A of the Sixth ward on Tuesday evening v < S > < i > I A social party was given in the Second gvCn ond war meeting house on Tuesday i evening at which Messrs George j J I Smith and George Squires wee the guests ful affair of honor I was a very success 000 Mr Richard Hadley of Oxford Ida was in the city during the greater part of the Aveek on a visit to his son who is attending school here < > 0 < The Primary association o the Third ward gives a big ball this evening in the Third ward hallS < hall-S > < > < > Mr and Mrs J D Snowden both AveK known in society here expect to leave Logan shortly and will take up their residence in Safford Ariz where Mr Snowden will assume the management of a new flouring mill now in course of erection For years past he has been connected with the DesGret Milling company of this city 000 C W Nibley is down from Baker City visiting with his family BIT PLEASANT SOCIETY Special Corespondence Mt Pleasant Feb 11 Liberty camp No 453 Woodmen of the World held a progressive high five party after the close of the regular meeting Wednesday Wednes-day evening An evening of pleasure and enjoyment is reported by the members mem-bers < 0 Mrs C W Sorenson wife of Hon C W Sorenson is spending the week in Manti with relatives < 0 < Alf Ericksen ran down to Provo for a few days stay Monday < e > 0 > Mrs S L Reid matron of the Presbyterian Pres-byterian home went down to Gunnison for a short visit during the week o 0 Amasa Aldrich Albert Rosenlof and Charles Johnson took a short business trip to Gunnison early in the week < J > 0 0 Mrs Charlotte Reagan came to I Pleasant this wool from her home in Fort Scott Kan and will r man here an indefinite period the guest of Mr and ra A S Nilson lrs Reagan formerly Charlotte Stormfeldt was before be-fore her marriage a resident of this city and was one of the prominent and popular members of society here Mr Reagan who is a civil engineer is at present in with Africa an extensive mining company 000 James Ivie of Salina isvisiting rein the in this city He was at one time I a resident here 000 The L D S choir of this city is practicing I prac-ticing concert selections wIth a view of giving a entertainment in the spring sprngMRGI MERCUR SOCIETY Special Correspondence Mercur Feb 11The Emerson club held an interesting session Tuesday evening Each member answered the roll call with an original rhyme Some of the poetry was humorous and all of it was good Current events by lr Kellogg and Emersons Essay on Love were discussed 000 A nev ladies club has been organ ized and held t first regular meeting I has been named the Echo Mrs H B Deighton has been elected president dent and Mr t w B Kennedy se J 4A tary The programme committee is composed of Dr Maude Shaw Mrs Kellogg and Miss Turn Smith Friday evening is set apart for meetings The Autocrat of the Breakfasl Table has ct been taken as astudy and to give Variety Va-riety last evening a paper on Pope I and Dryden a read by rr Kennedy Ken-nedy 3 poem by Pope by r Kellogg and a poem by Dry en by Miss Smith I 000 Mrs M V Clays is a Salt Lake visitor I < S > < 0 Mrs Merritt of Salt Lake is attending attend-ing her sister Mrs P L Room who is I quite sick at presents 000 Mrs Dr Costleman returned from a visit to Salt Lake this week v < iG Dr McCurtain has move his family to camp and what Provo sockicy loses by the change will be enjoyed by the people of Mercur < S > 00 < Mrs John Rymer of Salt Lake has been visiting her parents Judge and Mrs Harris and returned home Wednesday Wed-nesday 000 The Golden Gate band has completed arrangements for a bal on Tuesday evening and will give prizes for the gve best AAaltzers the prettiest and most common valentines The boys expect to have on their new uniforms < S > < 5 > < S > J B Whitaker manager of the opera house has been in Eureka this wee making arrangements to have a number num-ber of the traveling companies that pass through Salt Lake visit the two camps 0 < < S > Next Thursday evening a dance will be given by Mesdames McVichie Jack ling and others One of the feature will be a cake walk SANTAQUIN SOCETY Special CorrespondenceS Correspondence-S Feb HThe cold wave struck us here with all four feet Some of the oldest settlers declare it to have been the coldest Aveather AAith in their recollection < > 00 Principal A A Rees was tendered a happy surprise Thursday evening in honor of the anniversary of his birthday < 3 > < i > 4i < < Mrs J A Rees Miss Rees and Mrs Nelson of Spanish Fork are visiting friends in this city < 5 > < > < S > Miss May Bylund entertained at cards during the week Cream cake and wine werethe refreshments of the occasion o < 0 Schools will continue at least ten more weeks IDAHO FALLS SOCIETY Special Correspondence Idaho Falls Ida Feb 9The thea tregoing public were given a treat in the production of Our Folks by the Amateur Dramatic society at Armory hall on Saturday evening Feb 4 The play was well rendered throughout I and was highly appreciated by the audience au-dience Mr J M Evans and 1r Bert I were particularly fine > in the parts assigned as-signed them o < S > < t > The Idaho Falls creamery gave a grand ball at Armory hall on the night of Feb S to celebrate the opening of the new creamery at this place The music was furnished by tho Montronome orchestra or-chestra All report a good timeS < time-S > < i > < S > 11r Russ Hitt wife of Deputy State Treasurer Hitt is over from Boise City on a visit to her sister Mrs L T Mitchell of this place 000 lr T B Shannon has returned from Montpelier where she has been visiting relatives for some two weeks past patSPANSH SPANISH FORK SOCIETY Special Correspondence Spanish Fork Feb 11 Attorney Grant C Bagley was in ton yesterday on legal business < t > < S > 0 The Imperial Dramatic company assisted as-sisted by the Home Dramatic company wilt render another of their series of entertainments entitled The Volunteer Volun-teer this evening at Dahles hal 3 > < S > 0 > Jacob Packard of Springville and Miss Eliza Robertson of Spanish Fork held their wedding receptioa the residence res-idence of the brides parents Thursday evening Feb 9 000 The wedding reception of Mr Ezra Hansen and Vina Houghton was held last evening at the residence of Mr John Houghton |