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Show CAPITALIZING thd pleasure-loving instinct of tho wll-to-do as a moans of supph Ing tho needs of those tss fortunate hes becume the clever method of charity organisations among society tolus of adding to their funds. Bridge, always a popular diversion, i most ircquentiy brought into roqnitd-t:ou, roqnitd-t:ou, and paid bridge parties are more numerous than purely social ones. Groups of women play cards many afternoons aft-ernoons in Salt Lake society to swell funds fur philanthropy And even to eon tribute to the needs of churches. Often large paid bridgo functions are given, and never fail to be successful. Two are planned for the coining week, one on Thursday evening at the mammoth mam-moth Auditorium on Richards street, under the auspices of the Mothers' eon-gress eon-gress for the benefit of Halloek Hall, an apart ir.ent house where unmarried women and widows can live at reasonable reason-able rates. The other will be given by the ladL'3' auxiliary of the 1. C. T. at the K. P. hall, on East Broadway, for the purpose of raising charity fund. The arrangements for the card party to be given by the Mothers congress Thursday will be under the direction of the officers of the congress, including Mrs. John E. Dooly, president ; Mrs. E. J. Fitzgerald, vice president; Mrs. George Wassor, recording secretary; Mrs. J. M. Part, corresponding secretary; secre-tary; Mr- A. xv- Cook, treasurer. . The Utah Congress of Mothers was formed in 1906 aud has been engaged in helprA;! l;n?s of work &in?e that time. The first meeting of those interested in public playgrounds in Salt Lake was called by the Congress of Mothers. The first mating in the interest of work for the biind was also held by the Mothers' OLgress. A Mothers congress committee commit-tee secured the funds for the portrait n.-morial for Miss Annie E. Chapman in tie public library. In 1912 the congress was presented wit if a piece of property on the west tide by Professor E. L. KaUoek, which, by the terms of the incorporation, is to be administered as a home for dependent f women aud children. Since the ineor- P oration it has been the work of the . coniires? to stand at the back of the Halloek hall board in working out thia i fcoujir.2 problem. - " In the past two years, since Mrs. Ella, S. DeHooj became the resident super intmd?jit of Ha'.Iock hall, twenty-nine families, consisting of seventy -rive persons, per-sons, have found a shelter there. To most of these Kallock hall -has been a temporary refuge. As soon as the financial finan-cial embarrassment has passed away, the tenant: find separate houses or return , to relatives in other places. The boi.ru of Halloek hall assists in finding work for the tenants, whenever possible, and means to make of the institution in-stitution an "infinite number of chances to be kind." i A LARGE reception was given by Miss Vivian Be'er, Miss Eleanor Beer and Miss Lucile Beer at the home of Dr. W. F. Beer on B street yesterday afternoon, after-noon, in compliment to Miss Sena Dorius, who will be married to W. F. Beer, Jr., next Saturday. The rooms were decorated in yellow chrysanthemums, with the exception of the dining room, where Madam Ward roses in pink weie used. The roses were arranged in a crystal basket on the tea table. Assisting in receiving were Mrs. YS . r. Beer and Mrs. B. J. Beer. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Thomas Volley Vol-ley Stayner, Mra. Clifford Jennings, Mrs. Wilford Moyle, Mrs. Robert Bryan. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Moyle ( Gray, Miss Geneva McClellan, Miss ' Helen Godbe, Miss Margaret Armstrong, Arm-strong, Miss Belle Armstrong, Miss Delia Carruthers, Miss Amy Howe and Miss Dottie Felt, i. The Anderson orchestra furnished mu-'sie. mu-'sie. One hundred and fifty invitations were issued. THE Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their annual ball Friday, November 24, at 8 p. ra. at the Bishop's building. It is to be a calico ball and a prize will be given for the prettiest dress costing the least money. Aside from the dancing, an excellent programme pro-gramme will feature the old-fashioned, as well as the modern, dances. Those in charge of the affair are: Mrs. Annie Wells Cannon, Mrs. Vi-late Vi-late X. Bennion, Mrs. Minnie H. James, Mrs. Victoria C. MeCune, Mrs. Lillian H. Wool ley, Mrs. Maud X. Thompson, Miss Annie Lynch, Mrs. Betsy G. Lyman, Ly-man, Mm. Elizabeth J. Hayward, Mrs. Hazel M. Black, Mrs. Flora B. Home, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Wright, Mrs. Lorilla L. Home. The tickets can be obtained at the bureau of information, Temple block. MRS. H. E. MOON entertained in celebration of the third birthday of her son, Elwood Moon, and the sixth -birthday of her daughter, Sheila, yesterday yes-terday afternoon at the Moon home, 1223 East Broadway. Tea was served at 4 o'clock, with the mal guests 6eat 0 ed at a prettily decorated table. Pink and white chrysanthemums formed the centerpiece. The cake, ices and con t ftu-tious were In pink and white. Favor Fa-vor bankets in pink and win to were tilled with candy. The fjuot-iH inelndod Eleanor Watts, Cathry n Lewis, Virginia Tarry, Putt i eia Hodgson, Kay mend Hudson, Norman Nor-man 11 igson, Eddie 11 ardiimot o and George Rvjii. MISS RACHEL PET I'KSEN, a No ember bride, was tho guest of honor at a box party at tho Wilkes the ater Inst night, followed by tea at Frnnklin'f. The tea table writ. do--onited in pink roses and eandle-st irks -haded in pink. A pink and white idea was carried out in tho ref rechtnents. The place cards and the ices were in bridal designs, in pink and white coloring. The party included, beside the hostesses and guosts of honor. Mrs. Itf Fred Kgan, Jr., Mrs. Clyde Kdiiiunds, Mrs. June Ier-i0ii, Miss Ida Giles, Miss Gladys Barker, Miss Olive. Snow, Miss 1 Marie Hon gall, Mii-s Bernini Lyman, Mrs. Oscar W. Carlson and Miss Cleora Murdoch. MRS. HENRY CATROW entertained yesterday nf tmoon at an informal tea at her home. 42 Fifth Kat street, in compliment to Miss Marion Luhu of Spokane, Wafh., guet of Mrs. George Harris Smith. The reception room was decorated in yellow chrysanthemums. A silver bowl filled with rich red roses formed the centerpiece for the tea tahU. Presiding at the tea table wore; Mrs. Charles W. Stimpson, Mrs. George N Lawrence. Mrs. George Harris Smith. Assisting in serving were: Miss Lillian Doscher, Miss Helen Bottles, Miss Mar-jorie Mar-jorie Pierson and Miss Mar.iorie Bid-well. Bid-well. Forty guests were entertained. MISS HASSELTIXE SIMS entertained enter-tained at cards last night at her home, 3S J street, in compliment to her gue.st, Miss Fern Johnson of Rock Springs, Wyo. Rd roses and ferns decorated dec-orated the house and were arranged in an effective centerpier-e on the supper, table. The guests included Mi.-s Brita McDonald, MUs Afton McDonald. Mi.V Gertrude Slater, Nf i Mary Rogers, I M;?s Emma Williams, Frank McGun- j ney, -Morgan Swecnev. George Jensen, j Heine Mayfield, Glen Miller and Dewey j McPhee, I LYXDS chapter No. 1, 0. E. S., cn ! tertained at a card party and mu-sicalp mu-sicalp yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ida Collins, 1144 East Third Soub street. The decorations were in chrysanthemums. About 12'j guests were entertained. The musical programme was furnished by Miss Alice Leffler. Miss Geneva Sweaty, Mrs. Florence Coverdale, Harry Harper, M iss Grace Harper and Miss Edelweiss Schuster, accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Nettieton Ramey. MR. and Mrs. John M. Hayes entertained enter-tained at cards and dancing last night at their home, 20 Ninth East street. The decorations were in yellow and while chrysanthemums, arranged in a Venetian vase as a centerpiece for the tea table. Twenty guests were in attendance. - THE Undine club was entertained at bridge yesterday afternoon by Miss La Vinna Parke, 134 F strep. The bridge game was followed by tea. The tea table was decorated in yellow yel-low chrysanthemums and snapdragons. Sixteen guests were entertained. Events oi Coming Week Mrs. George Harris Smith will entertain enter-tain at tea Tuesday afternoon at her home, -jd Laurel street, Federal Heights, in honor of her niece, Miss Marion Luhn of Spokane, Wash. Mrs, Henry Stimpson and Mrs. Charles W. Stimpson will entertain with the second in a series of bridge parties par-ties at the Stimpson home on East South Temple street. Mjs:s Sena Dorius.. who will be married Saturday to William F. Beer, Jr., will be the guest of honor at a luncheon Monday Mon-day at the Newhouee hotel, to be given by Mrs. Robert Bryar. Miss Blanch Austin will entertain at luncheon at the Hotel Utah Tuesday for Miss Dorius. Wednesday afternoon Miss Dorius will be entertained at luncheon by Miss Genevra McClellan at the Hotel Utah. Wednesday evening H. Gordon Jennings, best man at the wedding, will entertain the bridal party at a party at the Orpheum, followed by supper at the Hotel Utah grill. Thursday afternoon Miss Dorins will give a trousseau tea at her home, No. 4 Dorius apartments, from 4 until 6 o'clock. For Mips Gertrude Snow, a December bride, who will be entertained at a linen shower Monday afternoon at her home in the Bernice apartments, Mrs. R. D. Stark will give a tea Tuesday afternoon after-noon at her home on Laird avenue, in compliment to Miss Snow. Misb Doro- Mil i ,;- ' ilo pi ' 1 v i -v ' . I 1 1 I . ' t .. , j i 9 I - 'r :: n -' j : , 3 it; V : S 1 1 3, .v fe''f" ' -lib t f 1 t J f I r" - : v : r P 1 - " " 1 lm Q t : . - j Iff W:'- '- "... -'-W Miss Gladys Post of Chicago, who arrived the past week to spend the -rinter urtth her cousin, Mrs. W. P. Kiser. Griffith .S- Brni-.t. Home Portraits. I j I thy Cannon will entertain with a tea : for the bride Thursday afternoon at her. home, 60 First avenue. On Saturday Satur-day afternoon Miss Ellen Orlub will give a tea at her home, 137 J street, in honor of Miss Snow. The Mothers' congress will give a large card party Thursday afternoon at the Auditorium for the benefit of Hal-lock Hal-lock hall. A reception in compliment to Archbishop Arch-bishop Edward Hanna of San Francisco will be given by the Catholic Woman's league Friday evening at the Ladies ' Literary club house. A charity card party will be given by the ladies' auxiliary of the U. C. T. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the K. of P. hall. 53 East Broadway." The committee in charge includes Mrs. 1 Eugene Kahn, Mrs. William Donohue and Mrs. G. D. Colt. The entertainment committee of the Commercial club will give its first dinner din-ner dance Saturday evening at the club house. A cabaret hop will be given Wednesday, November 29. Miss Rachel Petersen, who will be married the latter part of November, will be the guest of honor at a shower Wednesday, to be given by Mrs. June Iverson. Miss Petersen wil be entertained enter-tained at tea Saturday afternoon by Miss Beimice Lyman, Mrs. H. Fred Egan and Miss Ida Giles at the home of Miss Lvman. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson will entertain Monday evening for Miss Petersen and her fiance, Edgar Ed-gar T. Montague. a The active members of the Phi Alpha Epsilon fraternity of the university will entertain at an informal dancing party to be given nt tbe Newhouee hotel on Wednesday evening, November 22. The invited guests include tho new pledges of tho fraternity and all membeja of Sigma Alpna Epsilon fraternity res id- ing in this city. ; Following is the committee in charge! of arrangements: Albert Broekmeyer, J. M. Burns and Rav Stanawav. ' Tho members of Gamma Thi sorority I of the University of Utah will hold a candy sale in the downtown banks on Saturday, November 25. Miss Cordelia Straup, Miss Norma Havercamp and Miss Martha Richards have charge of the arrangements. - In honor of their pledges, the active members of the-Xi Alpha chapter of Chi Omega fraternity have issued invi-: tations for a dancing party to be given Friday evening, November 24, at the home of Miss Mary Godbe, 301 B street, Tho committee in charge includes: Miss Daisy Rolapp, chairman; Miss Priscilla Cartwright, Miss Dolores StoM and Miss Glenua Marriott. 1 Miss Myrtle Brewster will entertain the G. H. club at her home on Browning Brown-ing avenue Wednesday. 1 A dance will be given by the Vasa Sewing club at the K. of P. hall, 1G1 South Second East street, Saturday night at S o'clock. An auction sale will be held during the intermission. Refreshments Re-freshments wil be served. The Selburt Five will give the sec-'. ond dance of a series Wednesday even- i ing in the Le Grand ward hall. j A dancing party will be given at tho Newhouse hotel Friday evening by the members of the Governors' club. It is also expected that a number of out-of- Miss May Midgley will entertain the! Busy Twelve club at her home, 634 j South West temple 6treet, Wednesday afternoon. town people will be present. The af- j fair is being managed by O. A. Jensen, D. J. Murphy, W. W. Fuller, R, J. j Froiseth, Leslie Squires, Gail Moffat and Louis McCurdy, formerly the entertainment enter-tainment committee of this club, which has givt-n many large entertainments in tho past. 4 A number of young society girls will act as ushers at a farewell concert at the First Congregational church Tuesday Tues-day evening, in compliment to .Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Meakiu, who will leave soon for New York to spend the winter. The ushers will be Miss Margaret Mc-! Mc-! Millen, Mis Frances Callow, Miss Mar-j Mar-j garet Mclntyre, Miss Marion Mc In tyre, Miss Vera Johnson aud Miss Ruth Cooper. The Civic club will entertain with a largo ball at the Hotel Utah, Friday evening, December 1. Mrs. F. V. Weed will entertain at a Kensington Tuesday afternoon at her Jiome in the Fairmont apart men ta, in honor of Mrs. A, E. Hubbard, who has .fust returned from a three months' visit to Seattle. Mrs. Claude Woolley will entertain the El Exicto club Wednesday afternoon at luncheon at her home on Third East street Mrs. L. S. Wilson will give a bridge luncheon Thursday afternoon at her home, 130 U street, in compliment to Mrs. A. R. Amos of Des Moines, Iowa. Miss Brita McDonald and Miss Afton McDonald will entertain Tuesday evening even-ing in honor of Miss Fern Johnson of Rock Springs, Wyo.. guest of Miss Has-seltine Has-seltine Sims and Miss Gladys Sims. Mrs. T. C. Squires will entertain the Congenial Thirteen club Thursday aftor-! aftor-! noon at her homo, 7S0 First avenue. Miss Lucile Webster. Miss Alcida Parkinson. Miss Dcanno Parkinson and M iss Edith Smith will give a dancing party at the Ladies' Literary club on Saturday evening. Three hundred invitations invi-tations have been isMjod, The Apollo lodge, No. 278, of the iJanifch Brotherhood of America, will have itri op'-ning ball of t L soaon on Tur-sd;iv evening in the Odd Follow-,' hail. An in vtat iun :n extruded to the iod;M- riHTnbi rs and tlinir friend-. Tho Naomi and Miriam Rebekah lodges will give a dam:e at the Moose hall Wdno-;day, November 20. All are invited. The annual ball of tho Inho club will br gi'.en in the New Temple hotel ballroom ball-room prxt Friday evening. The members mem-bers of the club ore Mis Thalia (off-man, (off-man, Mi-ss Theresa McAllister, Miss Edith Bowering, Miss Helen Heiii, Miss Ruth Purbidgc, Miss S-Ima MilkT, Miss Bertha Cronin, Miss Florence Lepper. Misa Emma Haiding, Miss Florence Peterson, Pe-terson, Miss Agnea Heiner and Miss Leone Haalam. Salt Lake ttelte, M. I. A., will give its initial dance of the eeason Friday evening, December 8, at 8 o'clock. Weddings anJ Engagements The wedding of Miss Irma Leding-ham Leding-ham and Panl A. Downer took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wilson. Tbe ceremony was performed per-formed at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Louis , S. Bowerman of tbe Baptist church, in the preeence of relatives. The house was decorated in chrysanthemums and pink and white carnations. A buffet supper was served. The bride was attended at-tended by Miss Helen Wilson and William Wil-liam Ledingham acted as best man. Little Lit-tle Dolores White, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. Mrs. Egbert White played the wedding march. Assisting I in receiving were Mr. and Mrs. John Ledingham and Mrs. A. McDonald. After Aft-er a short honeymoon in this city Mr. and Mra. Downer will make their home in Park Citv. The marriage of Miss Sena Dorius. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dorius, and William Francis Beer, Jr., will take place Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. T. C. Stayner, 1399 East First South street. A reception will follow. Mis Vivian Beer will be maid of honor; Mrs. T. 0. Stayner, matron of honor; Miss Geneva McClellan and Miss Kathryn Clinton, bridesmaids. Lucile Marie Dorius and Lou Jennings will be flower girls. II. Gordon Jennings will be best man. The marriage of Miss Harriet Law-son, Law-son, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson. 63 E street, and William Glover of Og-den Og-den will take place today. Mrs. C. M. Bergstrom announces the engagement of her daughter, Helen, to Bartlett M. Saunders. The marriage will take place November 25. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Welch announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Lillian, to Albert H. Berg. The marriage will tatte piace soon. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hudson announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence Flor-ence Ruth, to Morris V. Andre, Jr., of Prcscott, Ariz., the marriage to take place in the new rear. " The marriage of Miss Marguerite G. Henchy and Cornelius R. Doremus took place at the home of the bridegroom sister, Mrs. J. D. Hagman, 226 North Second West street, in the presence of relatives. The ceremony was performed by Judge George G. Armstrong. The couple will be at home after December 1 at Ptnehurstj Tooele. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barnard of Bingham Bing-ham announce the engagement of their daughter, Lois Isabelle, to Seward Mill Young of Salt Lake City. The marriage mar-riage will take place early in December. Decem-ber. The bridegroom is a sou of Mr. and Mrs. Alfales Young of this city. The wedding of Miss Ada Barbara Steele and Charles R. Juhlin took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Steele, on Iowa avenue. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. P. A. Simpkin. The couple will- make their home in Tooele. Miss Lillian McFarland and Arthur Taylor Burton were married Wednesday Wednes-day in the Salt Lake temple. A large reception was given Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch McFarland, 1640 South Main street. The couple will make their homo in Beaver, L'tah. The marriage of Miss Erma Snow and Milton P. Fletcher took place Wednesday Wednes-day evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Snow, 255 North First West street. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher are at home at Storrs, Utah. The wedding of M.iss Jennie Davis and A. E. Hansen took place Thursday in the Salt Lake temple. A reception followed at the home of the bride, 16 1 North Second West htreet. The couple will make their home at the name address ad-dress iil'ter Do'-ember 1, tollowing a wedding trip to the coast. Personal The San Francisco Examiner says: ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Jaekling will leave New York December 1j and will stop in Salt Lake City en route, where they will vihit for several day. They will be accompanied to San Francisco Fran-cisco by the Salisburys of Salt Lake, who were here last winter with them and accompanied the-m on their yachting cruise around the Horn. ' ' Mrs. William Ashton and son Donald have returned from the Ashton ranch in Idaho, and yourg M r. Ashton has returned re-turned to an ea-teiu college, where he is attending school. ' V ft Mi5 Kale Thomas of New York is the guest of her bister, -Mrs. William Ashton. Mrs. I. B. Perrine has returned to her home in Twin Falls, after a brief visit to Salt Lske. Miss Stella Perrine,. Per-rine,. who is attending school in Logan and joined h-r mother here, has returned re-turned to Logan. Dr. Agnes Winzell has returned to the city and is located at the Peery hotel for the winter. Miss Stella Brosnan will leave Saturday, Satur-day, November 25, to spend the winter months with her aunt, Mrs. C. W. KUhgs-ley, KUhgs-ley, of Los Angeles. Miss Phyllis Luman has gone to Wyoming Wyo-ming to remain until the Christmas holidays. holi-days. She visited Mrs. Frank Davis at , Superior last week and will go this week to the Lyman ranch to visit Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Luman. Dr. and Mrs. Ross R. Anderson have returned from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago and Rochester, Minn., where they have been for an extended trip. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Poll have returned re-turned from their wedding trip and will be at home after December 1 at the Weiler apartments. Mrs. Poll wae formerly for-merly Miss Nana Swenson. Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Scheid left last week for a few weeks' trip east. Judge and Mrs. W. H. King and baby will be at the Newhouse hotel for the winter. The King home on East South Temple street is occupied by Mr. an! Mrs. Clarence Milner. Mrs. Charles W. Whitley and her sister, sis-ter, Mrs. J. A. Daugherty, of Portland, Ore., have gone to New York for several sev-eral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. C Smith are spending spend-ing the winter at Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. H. P. Kirtley has gone to join her husband, Dr. Kirtley, on the Mexican Mex-ican border. Atr. and .urs. L- is. unver went to Boise to attend the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Hayes and L. M. Becker, which took place Wednesday. Mr. Oliver was best man. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beverly of Los Angeles are guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Stanley on It street. Mr. and Mrs. B?verly will leave early this week for St. Louis to spend the winter with Mrs. Beverly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William George. Mr. and Mrs. Phil P. Clark have returned re-turned from a visit to North Yakima, where they were guests of Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Earls. Miss Lydia Jensen, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. P. P. Jensen, have gone to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Bruce Bogarte and four-year-old son of Dallas, Tex., ore guests of Mrs. Bogarte 's sister, Mrs. Clara Stephenson . actor. Mrs. Bogarte will remain until Christmas, when her husband will join her and accompany her home. Miss Gladys Richmond left- Thursdav for an extended visit to New York and other eastern points. Mrs. Alice Mecks Dunham of Oakland,. Oak-land,. Cal., is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. M. R. Hayncs and Mrs. Frank Hale. 4 Mrs. Tra H. Lewis, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. H. E. Smith, have "one to the coast to spend the winter. Mrs. L. L. Terry, Miss Pauline Terry and Miss Alice Wall are at the Waldorf-Astoria Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Miss Marguerite Rico has gone to Los Angeles to remain for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson and two children have returned from Los An- (Continued on Following Page.) (Continue! From Preceding Page.) geles to anin make their home in Salt Lake. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Hammond left yesterday yes-terday tor soiitii'.-rn I uluornia. lor a muutli 's vis it. Mr. and Mrs. Byron t. Quayle of Oakland. Oak-land. Cab, are visiting- their ynuulpa-rents, ynuulpa-rents, Mr. and Mrs. '1 nomas uayie, of 2til streer. They will leave iu a few-days few-days for New VoYl; to continue their musical studies. Mi;-s Fern Johnson of Knek Springs. Wyo., is tlio gitest of Miss OUulya iins and Miss Ilaelnne Sims. Mr. and MiW. I'. Fowler, who have been visiting Mrs. Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pinvfoy, lert. yesterday for the east. They will spend some time in New York and Chienso before returning return-ing to their home in Trinidad, B. Y. I. Mrs. Robert Spanler is in Portland in attendance ut a meeting of the Federation Fed-eration of Women 's eiubs. She will also-visit also-visit Seattle and Spokane before her return re-turn home. Mrs. lieoisie F. Koberts and little daughter will leave Monday for No-rales to join Pr. Koberis. who is uoinir. border dutv. Mrs. C. A. Broaddus of Hinckley, T'tah, is in the city for a few days at the home of her brother, 11. M. Jones, on Eleventh EaT. 'i- -. Mrs. Fred Oakley of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Moran are registered the Kintj Georee hor.?I, at Santa Monica, Mon-ica, "al.. for the week, to attend the Yaudrrbilt and Grand Prix auto races and will then motor to San Diego to attend the fair. Mrs. K- A. Smith, who arrived last week from Mead vi lie. Pa., to join her hur-baml, l'r. E. A. Smith, superintendent superintend-ent of the Salt Lake public schools, will le an addition to Salt Lake social and music;.:! circles. Mrs. Smith studied music mu-sic in Berlin under Lamport! and Srnor Moratti, iu Now York under Oscar Saener and Herbert Wirherspoon. and in Chicago utiu:- Karlrtou Hackett. She was director of voiral work in con-serva con-serva Tories in Pennsylvania and was a church musical director in Rochester, Minii. i Miss Kathryn Edelmann has returned frcm an extended trip in St.uth Amen-: ca, Porto Pico and the southern states. Mrs. J. E. Kinney of Black toot, Ida., is visiting her brother. Pr. William Tillman, aud fami'v over Sunday, before be-fore leaving for the east for a six months' visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. H. Pe;cv Morris entertained the E. & L". clnb Wednesday at her home, Sn2 C leveland avenue. Next week the club iil meet" with Mrs. Frank Keves. boS Cleveland avenue. The Swastika "'"Of)" club was entertained enter-tained by Mr. and Mrs. G. Tf. Hardv Mrs. Ernest A. Smith, wife of Dr. Smith, superintendent of the Salt Lake public schools, -who has recently arrived from MeadvUle, Pa., to join ( her husband. Dr. and Mrs. Smith ar ft at ho-nc ft iR5 viftventh Tst street. g " ' $ I & ' t m v p m f 1 w - ' - i Thursdav evening. Favors -were won by, Mrs." Fred L. Spalding and G. H. PVvitc. Mis- Nellie Smith substituted for Mrs. F. H. Eardloy. Mrs. Fred L. Spalding and Mr. West gave vocal selections. se-lections. Tea was served. Miscellaneous Events Mrs. Leafy Mootomerv entertained at a Kensington Wednesday afternoon at her home in the Snow apartments, in honor of Mrs. Mareia Snow Parker, woo will leyve soon for Prescott. Ariz., to make fier home. The tea table had a vase of yeilow chrysanthemums as a centerpiece cen-terpiece on a cluny lace cover over yel-! yel-! low. t The truest? ine'iid-M. be-ide3 the put Jot honor, Mrs. Jb'r:i;an (Ireen. Mr. E. j A. Bock, Mrs. Georg' If epper! v, M rs. E'izabetii J. Havward.--lrs. Elizabeth Cohen, Mrs. Isabel Little, Mrs. Anna VoiiDg, Mr?. J. "vV. McHenry, Mr?. IT. L Rig"5'. Mr?. L. M. Davis, Mrs. H. b. Butler. Mrs. I. A. Petit and Mrs. Isabella Isa-bella Frve. The YV. A. N". club held a business meeting Monday evening at the home of Mi?s Isabel Wilcnchiek, ia the White apartment?. Officers were re-elected. Miss Sari Shapiro was chosen for president presi-dent aud Miss Winifred frilroy for secretary. sec-retary. Miss Genalyn Giles will entertain enter-tain the members of the clnb on Saturday Satur-day afternoon at her home on Third a enue. The Modern Priscilla Sewing club was entertained at luncheon last Thursday Thurs-day T.v Mr. Thomas Bull. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Kugcne Barber. Bar-ber. Mr". Kiir.abeth Card well entertained the Wilkes club at her home on Monday Mon-day afternoon at U.'M Emerson avenue from '1 till -V The houe as depurated in chrysanthemum- of various colors. The dining room, where tea wan served, w.i ellow and whit'1. The table had h cluiiv kico eovpr over yellow satin, sat-in, with a' large t a-e of yellow yhry-santhemums yhry-santhemums aj the ct-nterpic.-e. Ki'ht-cen Ki'ht-cen were prer-enf. Mrs. Alice ardwell will entertain next week. The members of Du Chat N-iir Bridge club were entertained TlK.rdav afternoon after-noon by Mrs. K. il. (irai:am at the home of her" daughter. M rs. C. A. Hugltey. in the Koi-ev.-av nrar'incot. B unci .e on was served foiioin' thp gan:'1-;. Mr?. ,T. V. Mart id w ill entertain the club November Mr. and Mr. T. A. Srruey eiiTer-taiacd eiiTer-taiacd at their hn:n. -JO r,tr..-.-t. T'i"s day eeniiiL'. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beverly nr San Di'u''). formerly of Salt Bake.' The cvoiui.l' spe:;t in games and rnu-:c. )lvii c-liment- also wt-re serve!. Ti'-e iTiv-ent iechi.lod Mr. and M.-v .1. W. Lldm .:nl, Mr. and Mrs. Georg-; Hardv. Mr. and Mr-. ( ha He a ivirz, Mr. aad Mrs. L. Grander. Mr. aud Mrs.. I. Bai. Mr. mil Mrs. Bred Xoiton. Mr. and Mr-. J. Blainmer, y. as ;an!'-v arid M i Vera Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Bvverlv expect to ienve in a tew liavs t'r M. Bmii, where they will vi.-it iriend" niul r!at;vcs. Tor Mi-s Xetrle S.-h n )t. a I'' em-ber em-ber bride, Mrs. Arthur B-T.-vman entertained enter-tained the nuin)"Ts et the ll. K. elub Thurda evening. I'in'-. and white, ti,,1 bride's nlors, w.-re u-ivd in the decora-tions. decora-tions. T;'.e !i;iptT table ua-t particular' attractive. Duintv inae .-ard. paintci bv toe hote?c, tiny pink cni:d!e.- ia efystal hobb rs. were u-ed. The et-ntor-f.ucn was a csjupje of kewpie rtolls dri---ed bride and grooui. standing under un-der a miniat'ire a:.h"of pink aud white rose?. ' Mi-? Y.Ur dackon ente-ta'.u'"d with , a mi v-f lianom i.ow er fr M s- a 1 Rich, a brid" nf thi ni'mUj. at ber home Wjdr;ei.driy e vriiini:. The ie.-ni at ions were in pink and waite chrvant hennini'. Muic and auu-s formed tlie pi'iu-emrnt fur t lie evening. I - J j - "ti 1 1 j i : t -i w ere i VMved. Mr?. Rachel Smith of London, Bug-land, Bug-land, who visiting during the winter nir'n her risrer-, Mr. John G. Beart and Mis- LiJIv Aireys (,t U'.r.J Major n ven .ie, t. a- the u-t of hinuir at a iiin-hfon given Mr B. M. Bishop on Thursday afternonu. The rooms wrre decorate.! with chr;tiithcmuni3 and pott'd ).lant. T i i e dining talde had lor a cent 'Tp;ece a cry ftal basket filled with wii it e and v rilow chry-nu- 1 j tiieinum-. The invited cuests wt-re Mrs. 1 Ray Van 'ott. Mrs. iiarle- W. lieeder, Br!J. Georg ( Million, M rs. Bdward S. Sheets, Mr-. Kugrne Buath, Mrh. i W. M, Uaddell, Mi-. .1. .1. Kilev. Mrs.; K. B. Bddington, Mi. .) o-eph ' A nder- son, Mr?. Alliert. Hrnwn, M-s, Bi?ie I Thorns Kdv.ard. Mr-. A. 11. Nenn, Mis? Billy A in"-. Mrs. John ft. l'eart. MrH. V. Clirist"pi;eron nml Mrs. I'red (iraham. The iioste uns assisted in m rving B v Y.t nie'' . Mi- Marie Kddington aii'l M is I all K Idingtun. NFr. nml Mn. S. G, (irensteen entertained enter-tained in honor of the fourteenth wedding wed-ding anniversary of Mr. and Mm. Kindling at t heir homo nt -'S Nor ill State Htreet last. week. Among the gue.st i were Mr. and Mr. N n t Imn Offer. Of-fer. Mr. aud Mrs. ('hark Mei.iMiH, Mr. ind Mrs. II. B. Seludnik. Mi Shapiro 1 ami Simon Siiapiro. After supper Mr. and Mr-. Kindling were presented with a liaiidhoine electiic parlor lamp by the gue-ds. present. Spfpclies wrro made and games and dancing cnjonB Miss Stella. I'lMMliire entertained the (''lull nf t bibs at her home. I Hi? Bour-tecnth Bour-tecnth Bu-d treet( j-'ridav evening. Mm !ie and game.-, were the l'ealnre. of the evening, and a buffet, simper whi f;fryer, Tlioie prevent were Miss Bilv Allen, Misn BWio Biabv, M i -s Rhra Brain, Mi.-s Bella C,avein. M hh Maud , ruw-, M i.is B"th h ie, M iss Grace Mooney and Miss J-'raiices Breece. . i) M rs. George ', Sehu t r, entertni ned her sowing elnb 'dne-day n ft er noon ut her home, Bs;i'l 1'iftli Bnst, strecd. The roomi weje decora te.l with (du ysant.lie-ruuins. ysant.lie-ruuins. Bunch oi in was ser ei, followed bv Hewing. The club will tnet. next with Mn-. Geoge Bnilev. Ro?clla UVenue, Weduefdav nighl Mrs. Arthur B. Bird and Mi-s Kthel Seddnn rnteitn'tned for Mi-s Nidi Hoiu.eii, win. was married Sal nr lay to Howard fox of Manti, I'tah The bou'e wav ib-cn i ;t ( er I Ihroilfdmut, wi t h pj nk a u d wdiitn nml rarnat num. Supper wfis foi wd at TiilD o'clock, after r 1 1 1 eh tlif e vnri i n g vrm ipr ri t t ll g.l niofi, nni"ie flnd daneing. The guest inehided. lie.tidea the gu'-fts of hunor. Mi? Baulo Bubel. yiiss Colo Seoviile, Mia Martha Mvterg. Mi Mamie Stephens, Mis? Margaret .Newman, Mim Blaneh Pavis, Mi.-j Zula Jlarns. Mi Btbel Wright, . f Miss BUa Xfwrran. Mi:-s Von Fit?pat-riek. Fit?pat-riek. Mi$? Alice Boyiin, Mi? Erma Wallace. M isK Klorein'e Hobbs. Mi?5 Lfla Bigler, Mi La Vern Bird. Mis. (Continued on Pago Ftve.) SOCIETY (Continued From Pago Ttfo.) ''iu':it. .Mi-. Nfnnli-v Hoaic, Mrs. Aec ;iiM .Mrs. V. A.li-lotU'. A ''o-'d" party was pi von Friday t" filing hy Mr. and Mrs. iS.. T. Tanner, Jr.. n.i-to.l l.y Mi! t'lurf'ti.-c und Mir-s Ji'iiint' drown! at i'Jo Ji htrrot. Thos-t;ikin' Thos-t;ikin' i-.Tit wfrc Mr. .inn Mr?. L. J. I' rm, n, Mr. and M rs. W. A. -i?dliam, Mr. ami Mrs. V. Brown, Mr. ami. Mi. .Sam J-Vrnl.'v, Mr. and Mm. Waltfir William!. Mr. uiid Mrs. K. K. Hrazk-r, Mr. ;ind M ri. i-'rank lirtif . i.rrk, Mr. and Jiarry Hour. Mr. aud Mrs. U. S. .Niav and Mi. I. H. iovcy. A ' ' " pa rty pi von by Miss Mario Malin nt her home in Edition Mn-ot Kriiiay pveninf. Cbrysanthcmuuiit ad in lied t ho H inp ronni n nl reception hall, while American bt'inty ro-cs were UfOil tor the cuppor table. The tally n ml pi a re ards were tiny pink rose bud, ilone in water eolorb. r'avora were won lu- Mi-fi Laura Tehr and J-'red An-11. An-11. The ynunp hoato-a was neaifted 1-v .diB Iv Ht-ath. Covers were laid l or t hn fn'lo in p pupt!-: fif9 Mary iTu-k.tt, Mil"" Frank ic Mike-H1, Min j Laura 'dir, .Mi Nora (Irant, Miss Alta lli.-atii, M:v- Helen i'arker, Mih3 Thelma Mai in. William Wallace. Dean Swift, ((iooie Kehr, A. BripK!. Edwin Pearson, Pred Snell, Kenneth Ittirding. An apreeaMe (nrpri'-e was t-nderei tn Mr. :Lnd M . J. Myers by their employee; em-ployee; November U. in honor of their t wouty-t lurd weddinp anniversary. A bunt" thirty. five of the employees and ton of their other friends were present. Their daughter. Mips Sadie Myers, who is taking a survey of the foebe-iindei in Cache county, came in for the even-inp. even-inp. The bouse was decorated with rnos and carnation1. Kel reshments w.-re f erved during the evening. The entertainmrnt consisted of music, danc-mp danc-mp and recitations. Mr?. Myor-i wa pre-er.ted with a beautiful electric percolator per-colator and Mr. Myers wr given a handsome dressing pown and siii'pers. The Nerdlecnift club was entertained enter-tained Wednesday afternoon bv Mrs. liny Price at. her home on South Seventh Sev-enth Eat -street. Tho roums were decorated dec-orated with chry.-an them urns. Sewiup tr.is thp jia.'-tirne, followed bv tea. The i cluh will meet with Mrs. John Vincent pp. -ember 6 at her home in Highland Park. The faculty of the Bryant Junior hih --hoo!. tinder t ho direction of Miss j Sims and Mi-? Limile Francke, pave a I banquet last Monday, in honor of the cri rls ' champion indoor baseball teaan. The especial puests were I.'r. E. A. Smith. Georpe N. Child and William E. Day. l- D. Keeler presided over the informal toate. which were respond rrl to bv Dr. Smith. Mr. ( hikl, Mr. Bay and Miss Ellicpon. The W. A. X, club way entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss Genalyn GiU's at her home ou Third avenue. The table-- from which the lunch was served held crystal baskets filled with yellow chrysanthemums. The time was pent in makinp arranpements for a dancinp r,ar.v be given by the club December 1. |
