Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-17 | Page 43 | Washington's Birthday will be Celebrated in Patriotic Functions

"UASHINGTOIfSBIRTHDAT WILL BE CELEBRATED IN PATRIOTIC FUNCTIONS' : Luncheons i jof Climlbsto "1 Be Leading Events jWii .A iVb' irji ONORING Washington, the pa-O pa-O t.riotic note, which has been para-, para-, mount in society since the beginning of the war, will be accentuated this week. Two of the prominent women's clubs of tho city will celebrate the birthday of the Father of His Country Coun-try on Friday with their annual lunch-cons. lunch-cons. The Ladies' Literary club will commemorate its forty-first 'annivcr-' 'annivcr-' sary with a luncheon at the clubhouse at 1 o'clock. Tho Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daughters of tho American Revolution, will entertain at luncheon at ihe homo of Mrs. F. J. Gustin, 1172 East First South street. It is fitting that conservation, the watchword of those who are ' ' keeping keep-ing the home fires burning," should he emphasized in both of the leading social functions in tho club life of Salt Lake for the year. The annual function func-tion of the Ladies' Literary club has usually beeu an elaborate entertainment entertain-ment at one of the leading hotels or cafes of the city. This year it is to bo a simple luncheon, prepared and served by the entertainment comnut-teeritho comnut-teeritho club at the clubhouse. Hesitations Hes-itations may be made from any member .of the committee not later ,.ian Tuesday evening. The attendance vwill to limited to club members. Some i71 form of entertainment, the nature na-ture of which will not be announced beforehand, will follow luncheon. The entertainment committee of the club includes Mrs. A. B. Irviue, chairman; chair-man; Mrs. Glen Miller, vico chairman; Sirs. L. L. Pratt, Mrs. W. T. Benson, Mrs. Kent E. Burt, Mrs. A. A. Covey, Mrs. H. C. Edwards, Mrs. W. H. Ellison, Elli-son, Mrs. "W. It. Ferguson, Mrs. W. P. Fowler, Mrs. F. L. Gardner, Mrs. Austin Aus-tin A. Kerr, Mrs. W. L. McLeod, Mrs. H. X. Mayo, Mrs. F. L. Oswald, Miss Pearl Kaddatz, Mrs. II. M. Rhodes, Mrs. J. H. Eiddle, Mrs. S. II. Sharman, Mrs. J. A. Slaughter, Mrs. L. W. Snow, Mrs. C. N. Sweet, Miss Eleanor Voelker, Mrs. Clareuco Warnock, Mrs. C. E. West and Mrs. R. N. Young. . The D. A. B. anniversary luncheon, which has heretofore- beeu a formal banquet either at luncheon or dinner time, will this year be a basket luncheon. lunch-eon. Each member will prepare enough luncheon for two and may invite a guest. A programme will follow lunch-con lunch-con and will include vocal selections by Miss Edna Dwyer, "Star," by Rogers, and ''I Heard a Thrush at Eve," by Cailman; a cello solo by C. I). Shettler, a piano solo by Melviu Peterson, and the reading of modern war poems by Mrs. Edward E. Hoffmann. Mrs. L. H. Burke and Miss Louise Shettler will ho accompanists. The entertainment committee includes Mrs. Margaret Zane . Cherdron, Mrs. Freeman Moruingstar, ijs. Grant Hampton and Mrs. B. F. KiteS CLUBS will be in the social limelight, lime-light, by the way, this week. In .addition to the celebrations of the ladies' Literary club and the Daughters Daugh-ters of the American Revolution, the Wasatch Literary club will have its auniversary luncheon' at the Newhouse hotel Tuesday. The club is one of the largest and most flourishing ill Salt Lake and its yearly luncheons are always al-ways among the important social events. The members have the privilege priv-ilege of inviting guests. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock "in! interesting toasts will follow. The entertainment committee, which is arranging ar-ranging the luncheon, is composed of Mrs. 0. J. Enking, Mrs. W. H. Eswor-thy, Eswor-thy, Mrs. B. W. Deasou and Mrs. Mark Kcedall. The reception committee includes 'rs. II. A. King, president of the club, and the following past presidents: Mrs. 0. Lcathcrwood, Mrs. Eber W. Hall, il's. E. Hawkshurst, Mrs. Earl Dundee, Dun-dee, Mrs. B. F. Frobes, Mrs. H. S. Twining Twi-ning and Mrs. Luther C. Sinclair. Toasts will be given by Mrs. W. A. w'Kht, Mrs. E. G. Palmer, Mrs. J. J. Kuswell, Mrs. C. E. Bennett, Mrs. N. M- Hall and Mrs. G. W. Barrows. Vo-cnl Vo-cnl selections 'will be given by Mrs. Theodore Best and Mrs.W. H. Waters, accompauicd by Mrs. P. 0. Perkins. ipRI L:DS of Miss Helen Collier in 'll Lake society will bo inter-jjjjtin inter-jjjjtin her return to the city as a member of "Turn to the Right" company, com-pany, nhich will open a three days' en- ,e!SSss teas. - w-C tf'&k4?&mh$ ' wcc?z6W jrJ f WifCJ gagement at -the Salt Lake theater tomorrow to-morrow evening. Miss (Jollier first won her wavto the hearts of the people of this city when plaving the ingenue role in the Garrick Stock company here several sev-eral years ago. Two years ago she renewed her acquaintance ac-quaintance here when playing with John Drew and she will return this week for the first time since then. Miss Collier will bo extensively entertained en-tertained during her engagement. A theater party will be given in her honor tomorrow evening to witness her opening open-ing performance with L. C. Riter as host. The popular young actress announces an-nounces that she will be at home to her friends informally at the Hotel Utah Tuesday afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock. No invitations will be issued, but Miss Collier will be pleased to receive re-ceive all of her friends. AN attractively appointed bridge tea and shower was given by Mrs. Alma J. Larkiu, Mrs. W. F. C'orniek and Mrs. L. O. Bird at the home of their mother, Mrs. Samuel Stark, on Hollywood avenue' yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Washburn Chipmaii Hunter. Mrs. Hunter, formerly Miss Eva Packard, who was recently married mar-ried in San Diego, is now the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Packard, Pack-ard, in the Fairmont apartments. Pink and white carnations, combined with patriotic ideas, decorated the house. Tho tea table had a cluny cover over pink, with a basket of pink sweet peas as a centerpiece. Tea was served at individual tablee following the card game. The placo cards and favors were patriotic emblems, and American flags were used about the rooms. Tho guests, besides the guest of honor, were Miss Helen Packard, Mrs. Ray Packard, Miss Grace Sims, Miss Enna Sims, Miss Gladys Sims, Miss Evangeline Thomas, Miss Amelia Mar-getts, Mar-getts, "Miss Vclla Tanner, Mrs. Clyde Cuimniugs, Mrs. Lewis Berry, Mrs. H. B. Carlisle, Mrs. Q. E. Shettler, Mrs. Samuel Haskell, Miss Mary Loftus, Miss Gertrude Hartley, Miss Marjorie Brimley, Miss Larue Smith, Miss Gay Wolford, Miss Vera Bergman and Miss Afton Bergman. Miss Erma Sims entertained at ber home on Third East street Thursday! afternoou at cards m honor of Mrs. Hunter. MRS. WILLIAM MAXWELL and Mrs. E. P. Brwater entertained vesterday afternoon at a tea at the Inline ol: Mrs. Maxwell on Eighth Hast street in honor of Miss Le Vern Wikon. a bride of the month. The valentine idea was carried out in the decorations of the house aud the tea tabic had a Jk. PHOTO BY fe iCstJ LUMIERE f ' XN0 4, A, ty,.?, & Madeira cloth with a centerpiece of red carnations in a Jap basket. The guests included besides the guest of honor, Miss Ealphiue Bayrell, Miss Dottie'Steveusou, Miss Miimio Hanak, Mrs. J. E. Smith, Mrs. D. G. Kenning, Mrs. Harold Heymanson, Mrs. A. L. Davis and Mrs. Fred Hammond, Jr. s COLOXEL ALFRED HASBROUCK and Mrs. Peter Hulme entertained Friday evening at a dinner partv at their home on Officers' row for some of the officers of the post and their wives. The table was decorated with spring flowers, having for a centerpiece a basket of daffodils and freesias. Candelabra with yellow candles were placed at the ends of the table. The guests included Captain aud Mrs. John X. Robinson, Lieutenant and Mrs. C. S. Fcrrin, Lieutenant and Mrs. C. R. .Tone. Lieutenant and Mrs. J. L. Symonds and Lieutenant and Mrs. Pir-u'tc. Pir-u'tc. After the dinner the guests at tended the officers' hop in the post hall. MRS. ROY STILLMAX PORTER entertained en-tertained Saturday afternoon at a Valentine matinee at the Wilkes theater the-ater iu compliment to Mrs. Floyd Shimmins Leaver, whose marriage took place recently in San Diego. The guests included Mrs. J. P. Xceley, Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes Paul, Mrs. M. Ross Porter, Mrs. J. H. Paul, Mrs. Joseph Jo-seph LeRoy Cheney, Mrs. Joseph E. Paul. Mrs. W. Clive Bradford, Miss Maude Paul, Mrs. S. E. Baxter, Mrs. Mathew Asper, Mrs. James Xceley, Miss Melba Paul, Miss Maud Baxter and Miss Beth Baxter. SORORITIES of the University of Utah have been busy with initiations initia-tions during the past week. The college col-lege rules governing fraternities and ororities moke it impossible to initiate the ''pledge's" before they have com- r fc " Is t 1 Chairmen ,of com- t mittees arranging for club luncheons to be given this H week. Above, left jj to right, Mrs. ( A. j B. Irvine, chair- l man Ladies' Lit- erary luficheon on Friday; Mrs. Glen g Miller, vice chair- man; Mrs. Mar- garet Zane Cher- ! dron, chairman of the Daughters of H the American Rev- olution luncheon, also on Friday. J Below, Mrs. 0: J. H Enking, chairman of Wasatch Liter- S ary club luncheon, Tuesday. jj pleted one-half year's college work. For this reason initiations have been held the last week, which is the second week of the second semester. Members of the Alphi Chi sorority held an initiation Sa.tuiday evening at their chapter house on Thirteenth East street. Miss Vera Taylor, Miss Elva Taylor, Miss Helen Cortez aud Miss Florence Davis were initiated to' membership. mem-bership. Another initiation will be held Saturday evening for the other "pledges," who are Miss Mayrc Jol-liffe. Jol-liffe. Miss Capitola Pingree and M iss Phvllis Brown. Friday evening the Delta Ep;ilon members initiated the following "pledges": Miss Helen Boyer. Mi;-s Blanche Boyer, Miss Janet Sbibly, Miss-Violet Miss-Violet Bolognes", Mi-'s raloma Brown, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Ruth Schipp, Miss Genievc Anderson and Mits Margaret Mar-garet A. Marshall. Gamma Phi held :iu initiation for their freshman members on Wedues- day evening. . The iollowmg were initiated:- Miss Dorothy Farnsworth, Miss Josephine Richards, Miss Marjorie Mar-jorie Lewis, Miss Rao Knudseii and Miss -Mildred McClain. v it MRS. . B. ' LEVY was hostess at a bridge tea at . her home in the Hicks apartments yesterday afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs. Herman Weinberg, of Denver. This was the second of a series of entertainments by Mrs. Levy. The first was given on Monday afternoon.. The house was decorated deco-rated with pink and white carnations. Six tables were arranged for cards and tea was served from tho small tables. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. M. Levy and Mrs. S. Levy. Mrs. Henry Weinberger entertained Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Herman Her-man Weinberger. Luncheon was served from a number of small tables, each having hav-ing a centerpiece of violets and pink carnations. After luncheon the afternoon after-noon was spent at bridge. Events of Coming Week WASHINGTON'S birthday will be celebrated in a specially arranged ar-ranged hop at the post hall Friday evening. eve-ning. The patriotic effect which is always al-ways emphasized iu military functions wiJl be elaborately earried out in decorative deco-rative details. Washington's birthday emblems will be used as favors. A number num-ber of the friends of the officers and their wives from the city will be in attendance. at-tendance. if The Ladies' Aid society of the Im-manuel Im-manuel Baptist church will give a Washington's birthday social and entertainment en-tertainment on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. E. Palmer Frost will entertain Monday afternoon at a shower and tea, at her homo in the Fairmont apartments, apart-ments, in honor of Mrs. Robert Kiges, formerly Miss Merle Savage, a bride of the past week. f The Tuesday evening bridge club will meet this week with Mrs. A. Davis at her home, 703 Covev apartments. Many society people are arranging parties to attend the performances of the "Big Fifteen Minstrels " at the Salt Lake theater, February Hij and L'U. :r- ft Mrs. Harry Fisher Brown will cuter-tain cuter-tain Monday afternoon at a birthdav party in honor of her little daughter, I-lty. The entertainment will be at I lie Dwyer home on West North Temple Tem-ple str.-r.t. Mizpah chapter No. Z, 0. K. S., will givo a VnMiiiigtoti birthday partv at Ihe Mafouic temple on Friday. Mrs. I Frank P. Sherwood is chairman of tho committee on arrangements, Mrs. R. J. Evans has charge of the music .nd Mrs. A. T. Atkins will arrauge for the refreshments. Mrs. Henry Johnson will entertain the Ladies 'auxiliary to tho Greeters of Utah at a luncheon Tuesday at her home, 1327 South Fourteenth East street, in honor of Mrs. J. J. Acomb, who will leave 60011 fur American Fulls, Idaho, to make her home. Mrs. Horace Beers will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon club this week at her home, 540 Koneta street. K Tho Boui Mae Girls' club will give their first dance of the season at the Ladies' Literary club house Friday, ovo-ning, ovo-ning, March 8. . The committee in charge of the affair is Miss Dorothy Keate, Miss Lillio Kauffman, Miss Gladys Marsden and Miss Genevieve Brown. Members of the Fvergreeu club will entertain at a ird parly Thursday, February "S. Weddings and Engagements AS1MPLE wedding was that of Miss Lillian Jones, daughter of Mrs. Harry Jones, and Sergeant Frank B. Hammond, which took place yesterday afternoon in St. Mark's cathedral. The ceremony was performed by Dean W. W. Fleetwood. The bride woro an afternoon aft-ernoon dress of light blue, with hat to match, and carried wdiite roses. Sergeant Hammond is a member of the Sprague hospital corps, stationed at Camp Grant, and tame to tho city just before the ceremony. A reception for relatives and close friends was given in the evening at the home of the I, ride. The national colon were us'-'d in all the decorations of the. house. The topper table liai for a centerpiece cen-terpiece re-d and while roses, in a low crystal bow, surrounded by festoons of bine m.-iliue. The bridegroom will be in the city for a two weeks' furlough. (Continued on rage Three.) (ContinuM from r On.) iMWw- V ' ,...1 the tvi.lc w,1! rot,,..;,, ,,itl, !.,. nether a, let int. return la ,,s p,,.,L ' ! Mvx' I '"cr II. Krclw ,. nv.i.ee the .w,.',uol of li..ir ,lHial,. M,U,,V;.' u ! Theodore V"- V Tae mania -.c el r,.l Trrr,- and 1 ,M.c:. , ! . Murolon," Loth o, M I U ,. .,,0 !., :lv s,.,,, Viteluo. lev., where 1. ,.,,, ,.,, M .vi. , M;it;..n.M. I'l.e h-ndo w.li rom:u Mr and M.,. Andrew 1'. lYt0,ss,,, i.crmcc the eae.emont ,, , '!:..-.. W,.,!,,,-,,!,,. , ,,e i :.c el tin- lo.,;,. n Itrowuin- IVCU'.'C " ! .-. 3.1 ; .Mrs. . W. l.:,r;,.: lac mil rise o oi their ,l.,fi!,,.r, Alice. Miir.iiiiHn:,. iormcrN- of N,.vv 1'ho .11 lo' iv .'.o0'u 7','r i i.f f t".i.!. trip to t Vtm,, ...rV:' V-C;;M:!0:,! "; :i- M.-i.i,.,) k s lieutenant Ar'in.r McChns-has McChns-has recently I,,.,-., announced. The "h" Mr- Mb- .;.-; .1 t! oi :u. l-'ranoiM-o ,hi- I.io:lt.'Li:nt M , ( "lirvs;:l I j5 0f a!t i:.ko I;.' nou T.it ion,-. bi ism.., Krf-r. Krf-r. nt. l".u- w,'d,i.ii... v, ;l; ,3lv, ..I.u.i. ivn it:'!':' 1 ii.-ror. M's? Ki.tii l.'i.;,i .H,,. T.o!:,nd i0.t far-id Tln lay mi tb,' S:il: l.sso tosi-.'io. :r.: l a l:ir-e r.v.-;.ti.1n v;i ;:o.. hi t!u rx.T.i.s: at 1 hnn.,- ..t :'o,' I n.ie s pa. oi. b. .i r. Mb .1 . H .:.!. C"i Norti. fifth W,-st Mrffi. Mi' to!. Ki-i! "as hn.ifviaul aUli j l.su-i' wss best n-.sn. Tho i-oii! !o 'will a: hon:- la tho tit.v after KoItu- s Aaitoiini e r.er.t iu., been made of the M Revert of .Mi Ma.ido I.inilo Pro-Tar. Pro-Tar. o.ar.L'rito- of Mr. a;, i Mrs Hr. .v.-: ("roniar, to Yr.iv.U H. Hall. Xhe e.:.:ir will take p!.,o la March. Mr. and Mis. P. !.e'. Ino of Penver , h::ve annoumod the oi aceau-i.t of :r.-i- daiiihter. Sophie, to il;,rr- Kosen- I nil ct Sail Lake. T'-e woia-nu' will :.e place in IVuver the ear.v part of ',!! warrbje of Miss Merle .Savace sr.i Ko.vrt I.. hn? beeu an- ",""--- The we.j.iin took place in this city Kcbrnary S. ' Mr. aii.l Mrs. t e.il Smart anttounec r-riace of their daughter, Mabo' . ::'foM .'. 0--.::bcrp-r. The wed- J ' he; ts place Thur.-.iay in the sal; LsNe temple, and iriiav"eveninp a re-ter-tioii was given at th- hotce 'of the -Xs--de s parents in fast Mill Creek. The S7003' is a In'r cf the 1 4 "i : h lifii a.-llery. and return to Camp ; Eearry during the week. . M;s Mer'o Ma-croft nr.d Tucne ter.;t:eu were marri-d Thnrslav cio t the hoa.e of the bride 's 'sister. N!rs. A. .!. Kel'v. oa Ka-t Tuentv-iibt ?euth street. The eerent'inv was pr-f pr-f "! at 7: HO o'clock bv Bishop Pet tit i-.i was foiiowej b-.- a rer- rtiun. M' A'.'e-n Marrreft and Mi-s Eleanor .rxsot: were brideiniai.i.- and L. V. was best man. The bride arooiu '03V- ?eon for Seattle, where he :il enter the me -haiiieal service of the Ja;v. 3 -.:r. sad Mr-. Sam I.vy announce enajenrcnt of their' nnhrpr E tw Sercea-ut .lack M. Tannen-J'S'isi. Tannen-J'S'isi. who is stationed at amp Kearny. No date is announced for the vid:rc. a Mr. and Mrs. Fran. is SaUner an-Kcc an-Kcc e the marriage of their daughter. i--":a. to Charles Airi.ssen of I.o-The I.o-The wedding took pia. e WV.lncs-:av WV.lncs-:av m the Salt Lake temple, and was wowed bv a reception at the home of P t"i.2e s parents. The couide left :r.e sarr.e eveain? for an extended trip o Caiifornia. : Th ajarriace of Ca:le Sellev and J. ''.'ije.-t A-pbv took place 1 hursdav in -i" Salt Lake temple. The ceremony -mumuuuuu uaannn nnnnnnnnnnr g MISS HELEN COLLIER nnnnnnnannn nnn nnnnnnnnnnnr S''4 ' . , was followed bv a familv dinner at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Brown, i-'.i Soiitn liiphth L'a.-t street, announce the I encasement of their daughter. Claia. I to V. alter Christie. The weddiur; will taiie place in the early spring. Personal Mr. and Mrs. L. ,L Price have re ttirned irom a fix weeks' trip to California. Cali-fornia. Mrs. 1'ri. e has irone to Weels-yiile, Weels-yiile, Utah, to visit her brother. Thomas lJoppietun, who will leave soou to as-sume as-sume array duties. turned from California. Mrs. A. L. Moreton left last week for an D.et'O to visit her mother. Mrs. 11. Tyree, and her brother, In-. ,1. E. Tee. Later Mrs. Morotou will join her'tius-hand her'tius-hand m Dallas, Tex., where he is in the aviation service of the U. 3. army. Mrs. Ruel f, llolloran and little daushter. Rarhara. have returned from Santa Monica and Lonrr Beach, t al., where thevhave been visiting for some time. i Mrs. Justin T.'. Davis left last week for San Francisco and southern California, Cali-fornia, where she will remain some time. She will visit her daughter, Mrs. Wib liaui Orr. Mr. and Mrs. X. L. Stewart liavo returned re-turned from a ten days' visit to San Frajicisco and Los Angeles.. 1 94 1 Mr?. Hal V Smith and ?oo. Harold, j have returned from a trip to the coast, where they spent several weeks. : Mrs. F. R. Hnebner, formerly Miss j Diana Lloyd, will leave this week for j New Orleans to join her husband, Lieu- tenant Huebner. i I Mr. and Mrs. James P. Naelcy have j returned to Salt Lake to make their ! home after an absence of two and ono- j half year? jn Chicago. s I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murrav Stewart ! have returned from their wedding trip ' Hiroiicli southern Utah, and are at home at the Richmond apartments. I Mr. and Mrs. IT. Harry Madsen enter-I enter-I mined Thursday eveaitis at dinner iu honor of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. tut Mb. f.'. V. Martin, who has been vis-' vis-' i t i lis her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. ! Smith, left Thursday for her home in ' ew York. ! I Mr'. tTaiter Unek and family left Thursday for their home in Sunnyside, Wash., after visitinc relatives in this jcitv. ' J rs. fi. A. McNay of FJeno. Xev., is here for two weeks visiting with her ! parents. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Oill, j -j5S North Eighth West street. I Mrs. F. Vi'. Hansen has gone (o I.os Anseles to visit, her daughter, 7Irs. Frank Miller. Miss Irene Hanson hai boon with her sister for some time. Mrs. Harold sdnoot nnd children have jone to southern 'a!ifoi nia to spend the pu.'.ain ler of the winter. Mrs. Frederick K. Taylor of New York is the jnest of her parents. Mr. ajid Mr. Waller P. Jennings, .at their . home on Harvard avenue. Mrs. Tavlor was formerly Miss Marv Jenuiiiyj. ' I 1 Mr. and Mr. Loer D. Fiee.l and i three small sons have gone to Call fornia to spend the remainder of the' winter. i j Miss Mary Prye and M:r.- p.-.isv Al- Ion are spen. ling the remainder of the winter in southern i aiifornia as tlie S.iests of Mrs. Thomas llen. Mrs. E. A. U.irkin and children lolt. yosterdav for their home in Boi-e alter visiting Mrs. Larkin'a uiotlier, Mr?. F. i W. liardiner. . ; c- I George S. Hlauchard of D.'n ton. Ohio. f in the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. C. 11. Illanchard. and his mother. Mrs. Ocorge s. Hlam hard, at their home on : First avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel '. Felt and son, Berkley, left yesterday for Los Angeles for a visit. ' " Miss ("roldic Faux, state director of i tho girls' Hub work of the state, in connection con-nection with the extension department of the U. A. ('., was in the eitv j last week on her nay to Washington I to attend a convention of girls' club i leaders. i Mrs. Elizabeth Wimuier is spending' several weeks in Los Angelas with her I daughter, Mrs. A. .1. Shores I Miss Eloise Rose spent la-t week is. istmg with Mr. and Mrs. T. VY. Punier in Salt Lake. Mrs. A. H. Kimball and Mrs. J. M. Thomas have returned from the coast, where they have been for two months. They spent the holidays in skin Diego with their sons, J. Steele Thomas and Clisbee Kimball, who are at Camp Kearny with the Moth field artillery. Later they visited in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Long Beach. it Miss Helen Ptilwell, .laughter of Air and Mrs. J. G. Sitihvoll, left Fridav for San Diego to spend some time 'with friends there. Mrs. Walter Lawrence Felt of Xew York, formerly Miss Vivian Pace of this eitv, Is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. Felt, is doing intern work at St. Luke's hospital in .New York, where he has been taking advanced work as a medhal student. 3 Mrs. W. T. Co of iT'-V, Edison strprt left yesterday lor a mouth's visit with her mother in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Fowler formerly of Trinidad, British West Indies, In-dies, are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a son. borii Februafv S. in New York City, where thev are now making their home. .Mrs. Fowler was Miss Lueile Purefoy and was married in this city three voars ico. ' Mile. Felieie Domenge, for man wears associated with the public library." left Thursday last on a leave of absence for Alz-les-Bains. France, being called there nt tiie wish of a si. k uncle. Miscellaneous Events Miss Alice Abbott and Miss Martha Williams entertained I'ridav evening at the home of Miss Abbott 's mother" Mrs. L. E. Abboit. II .1 street. The house was decorated in Valentine suggestions. sug-gestions. The evening was spent in can.es, music and daneing. :4nd a buffet buf-fet supper was served later. The host- esios: were nisise. l.v Mis. L. II. Ah- holt, Mil. a All IVIo.-un an I Mis. '.uend.d.l n William. Tlioso piv.-cnt were M'iss Ali.-i. Al.bolt. Miss lieim Metiers, Mi.. I.'iiln l.ul.-, Mis, Mildred .lensen. Miss. lean Gordon, Mis I'lullis liduaids, Miss Malgarel Jensen, Miss Florence Abbott, Miss 'e,l fnrdwell, I Miss Violet Keener, MjNH Hngan, Miss Marllut Williams, Miss Gwendolyn Gwen-dolyn Williams, M i ,. ;.ea ( 'anipbell, By ron iniiiier, Williani lb ad, Hint I Affleck, Arthur Little, Alvu Ferry audi Kohind Carroll. 4 Mr. ai d Mrs. (). ( . lieobe enterlaineil -J Fiiilay e ening at n musical at their - hiiine in li street. The living room was J decoralcd in Hunter liliea and potle.l -i plants, liilo a large American flag J "as draped over the fireplace. The diii-in;. diii-in;. room w an n prot'u don of spring flowers. The table had for a centerpiece center-piece a huge brisket of roses tied with orchid tulle. Mis. II. T. Harris, D.-aid h'eise and I'lolessor C. I), delict tier .''in1 Iho uuisical programme, and Miss i.'uby Lang ene humorous and patriotic patri-otic readings. The hostess was assisted as-sisted by Mrs. I'iiIiih r S. Acl.eso.i, Miss Colli Will. inn s, Mi-s (a.olino f nomas I and Mis T ho I ma Warner. About fifty gueita wore pre-ent, it il Tho G. L. B. id. ib was entertained i I Friday couinc by Mis, M.u'v tda.le at j I her liolue oil I r I p. t. The rooms wvit I i decoralcd with red carnations, and red;! hearts, the Valentino sel e being eiir- : E ried out iu the i .'t'n slimeuts. The ee!j nil.g was spent iu (.cuing and mil' ic. jt '1 lie club nieu.lu'ls are, besides .!iSj, Glade, Miss Keren Toombs. Miss lama; j Mac fai lane, Miss M'l.nie Knight, Mis. ' oiistnneo Ihi.lgett, M..s , a ;,. ioii, Miss Florence M.ighl, Miss c'lma Bar Ion, Mrs. Wall: Maclarlane, Miss i 1 BiM Atkins M iss Itul.v l.'ieliard.s. i ' Miss Maud Atkins. ,n, M.-s' Lillian Da I i m s a nd Mi... I ' r i sc 1 1 1 a 1 'in is. ii (i 4 j The members of the I) 'Ace Sewing cb.b were eii'eituine-1 by Mis. c.iaK B.nris Tliursilac a 1 1 oilmen. The table-was table-was cbruritcd ciih red carnations. 1 he i place .-aids were Valentines. Those present were: Mr-. ('. A. Herd, Mrs. 11. c. Can-Hand, Mrs. W. T. '( d t man, Mrs. L. (uttrell, Mrs. In.cr Johnson, j Mis. .1. B. Keller, Mrs. William S,,:ia!. g .Mrs. D. V. SI. con and Mrs. Fred Tavlor. Mrs. J. L. Walliiin, Mrs. Bi.r.is s S mother, iisisiel during tno ariernoou fl and Mr-. W. A. lliitou was aa invited' guot. : Mrs Fred Taylor will i nt e .-1 a iu the club Tburs.ia, February L", at her hiune on l.al.e street. Mrs. K. ,1. dswald entertained at luncheon Mnmlav aiternoon in honor oi her birthday an ni orsa ry. Flo' di intiors were in pink nnd while. A Madeira eh.tl, was the cm ,r with a ba-I.et of la France r"s. s and tiec-ias with a pink nialiue bow on the I handle as a ccnlerp.e e. Tmv pmK , j baskets were the lawns. " I A nijMeal piogramnie was ejon in!? i the afternoon by Mrs. Hess.e Browuiu" !J Mrs. J. II. Brown. Mrs. .1. W, Grolf fl , and M Sarah Suns j i Those in alleudince v. ere Mrs. J. s. , Corless, Mis. Bessie Ilruwiung, Mrs. N. ' S. Jensen, Mrs. Uarrv (o.ddard, M rs. ' 3 W. Schoppe, Mrs. 1; ' V. Grant, Mrs.'i 1. H. Brown. Mrs. .1. v. ijroif, M r. : J I. II. Sims, M.-s s:ir.., sna Mrs.'w. ;. I suns, Mrs. A. Knight nnd Mrs. C. Bids. I H Mrs. B. E. Smith entertained mem- I bers of the Evergreen club Wcduesd.iv I evening at her home on Seventh South street. After an informal evening a supper was served. On Monday evening eve-ning the members of the Evergreen club entertained at a card party at . their clubrooms on Bostolfice place, j About eighty guests were pre. en!. I Prizes were won by Mr,. A. D. Wib Lams. Miss Lillian Sargent, Mrs. Al- I fro. I Smithen, Arthur ' Hav, George L lievnor and Archie Anderson. 9 Miss Gladys Dangerfield and M.ss I Ruth Nuttal entertained twelve g ts at a Valentine p.artv Thursday night at I the Dangerfield home on sixth East j street, alentine decorations were ear- p ried out in the dining room and living 1 room. Music and i;anie were the foa" j tares of the evening. Kenneth Mills 2 w-on the p.rie in a gue.sing contest, Tho-e (.resent were: .M.ss Beolah Tcr- i ry. Mu-s Louise Westernian, Miss Mar- : .garet M.-'abe, Miss Beatrice Yogel, Miss Ruth Nuttall, Miss Gladys Dan-jgerficld; Dan-jgerficld; Kenneth Hills. Charles Set-j Set-j terland, Oscar Hyde, Henry Bremer, i Homer Darrow and Everett FoKom. i c I Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Clinton enter-itained enter-itained Friday evening with cards and (dancing iu the ballroom at the Mecklenburg Meck-lenburg apartments. The hostess was ass-'sted bv Miss Louise Marks. Miss Winifred Gilroy, Miss Vera Grev, Miss leealvn Giles. Miss Doris Stewart and Miss Mvrtice Clinton. Mrs. A. C. Dangerfield entertained at a dinner parte last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. il. s. Dangerfield. who lett early in the week for Los ,-ngeles, I'r.h, to lis.t their daughter. Mrs. Wib' bam T. Bourn, formerly Miss Laura Dangerfield. Mrs. B. Flick entertained Wednesday Wednes-day evening at her home. 1107 South Seventh East street, in. honor of Mrs. B. 1 r.ck. Jr.. who, with her two children, chil-dren, has iust come to the eitv from Holland. The dinner tablo was decorated deco-rated with red and white carnations and blue ribbon, to carry out the patriotic pa-triotic idea. Covers were . laid for thirty guests. 1 51 The "Luekv U" ' club was entertained enter-tained Wednesday by Mrs. A. S. Pitts at her home on' South Seventh East street-. The luncheon table was decorated dec-orated in a color sehonfe of red. A J.UKC silver canueianrn Holding red caudle;: formed the centerpiece, with smaller ones at either end. The favor was won by .Mrs. H. E. Corless. The I invited griests were Mrs. Joseph Smith I and Mrs. George Dvv-vrr. The next j meeting will bo at the home of Mrs j G. Buckle, Wednesday, February Febru-ary nr. On Thursday evening the club wa-eutertained wa-eutertained at the home of Mrs. H E Corless oil Couwav street. Mrs. Georec Dwyer was the invited guest. The decorations were in Valentine effect carried out with red caruatious and' hearts. . Miss Violet Reed entertained at a tare-vvell party Mondav evening. ...jveu in honor of Albert C. Moehle,'who enlisted jn the signal corps of (he aviation avia-tion service and left Tuesday for Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Mr. Moehlo is the son ot Mr and Mrs. Charles .Moehlo of Sc.otiehl, U lah. is is Miss Claire Appelhaum was the host-ess host-ess at a Aalentiue party given at her home Wednesday evening. The rooms I were decorated iu strings of hearts.' ami kewpios. Fifteen voung women I were guests and spent the evening with games, music and .iatuin. ic rt Mrs. John Rosell entertained the members of I he M. M. 0!ub Friday af-teruoon af-teruoon at her apartment. Ml South Mam street. The Valentine idea was earned out in the decorations. The afternoon was spent iu sewiug, after which tea was served. The members, b'.-sides the hostess, are Mrs. Y. P. Peek, Mrs. E. S. .limes. Mrs. ,1. s. Parish, Mrs. .1. 11. Pock. Mrs. F. C. Ilartivcll. ; Mrs. ,. E. Murray. Mrs. .1. p. Murrav 1 will entertain the club next week. 1 1 ' Mrs. Warren Kubjl.t entertained her club Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon i was served and covers were laid for ' twelve. Mrs. Ted Capener was the in-; in-; y.ted guest. The afternoon was spent ' iu sewing. I o I The Butterfly club entertained Fri-1 Fri-1 day evening at the home of MisS i Lorina Ottinger. After tames and ; music a light supper was served. ; The decorations were pink and white ' carnations, carried out with sweet peas and ferns. The guests included Hiss Maigu, rite Lock. .Miss Rath Kobii.son Miss Horeuce Dancer, .Miss Margaret Hinckley, Miss Horteuse Hinckley, Miss Ernin Smool. Miss Marguerite' Jackson, Mrs. Geraldiue Stafford aud Mrs. Wesley rapworth. w The surgical d.essing unit of Ini-manuel Ini-manuel Baptist church" w ill meet on Tuesday at 10 a. in. Radiant sewing circlf. Keel Cross mix-iliarv, mix-iliarv, will meet Wednesday at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs.'p. Camomile, Camo-mile, 1o7l' Garfield avenue.