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Show I ' wof the Socieij W&rlm EKT has not interfered seriously I with the larger social happen-I happen-I j ins of the winter, for a brisker week in ironorul society matters Hj than the one just ended would be hard to find. The oho preat event in offi-cial offi-cial circles, Sun event which was a credit to all who had anything to do with its management, was the inaugural ball. The juuior prom came in the same week, and besides these two evening affairs there were numerous others of pleasant memory, even though not ao large or so gorKcous as these. The great social and literary affair of the H rear, thc-Ladies' Literary club break-fast, break-fast, was the one Important daytime Hj event, and it was one of moro than Hi nsuul interest- It marked in all prob-Hfj prob-Hfj ability tho end of entertaining outside the club's own domain, as hereafter Hj the entertainments will bo given with-HB with-HB in tho walls of the new building. Hf Luncheons and dinners havo filled the 1 time, with even a friendly tea here Hfi and there, despite the rigid rule oi Hj the penitential season. - s APTAIX and Mrs. George Hes-ton Hes-ton Estes, the newest arrivals at Fort Douglas, will be tho guests of honor thia afternoon at a tea at tho Hl home of the commanding officer of the post, Colonel and Mrs. Irons having asked tho army people and some friends g from, town in to welcome them. The HI hours aro from 4 to 0 and Mrs. Irons will be assisted in ontcrtaining by Mrs. HI "William S. Graves, Mrs. Harry L. Jor- dan, Mrs. John Do Witt, Mrs. T. K. Hi Ilarker and Mts. A. W. Foreman. Cap-HI Cap-HI taiQ anu" rs lister havo been visiting Hf friends in the south during the past t k weeks or so enjoying a leave of absenco after a term of service at Hf West Point, where Captain Estes was HE military ioFtrnctor. Mrs. Estes in a Hfi sister of Mrs.. Irons and is one of the attractive young army matrons who has belonged to tho same regiment beforo, Hg po that she will greet many old friends H at this afternoon's affair. H ; H j T? LLIS WRETER, the younger son of H 31 yr, and Mrs. J. C. Wcetcr, who H is at school in Culver Military academy, has been chosen :is one of the military H r-i-ort of Culver boys to accompany H ; Vice President Marshall to Washing- H i ton for the inaugural ceremonies. This H ; i? tho first lime the vico president of HI lio uutiou has been, accorded a mili- H tarv escort, and it is a distinct compli- Hl neni to Culver that it has beoJi cbo&'on HI frf.iii among the military schools of thq l ouulry to supply such an oscort. A. H rumber of Suit Unite boys have attand- HjjSj f J ( ulver and they are justly proud Hf lIll kouor su,-'iordcd their school. I Among thom aro Bruce Wedgwood, now HI a liputcnnnt in the Eleventh infantry; H T'TrWiok Boyd, Morris Androws and H; ot; er l ' H lho uoming week there are two H a affairs which are of more than or- H -Unary interest socially tho cotillion at, j Hp Fort Dougla nasi Friday evening be-' Jj ing oue tov.-ard which the officers and I ladies of tho post and their friends from Hf town aro lookiug as a most delightful H pvent of tho winter. Tho affair is to KG be n bal poudre, although the guests Hi will not all wear Colonial costumes. The Hg cotillion will bo led by Captain and IB Mrs. George IT. Este5j who have seloct- H c& the favors for the hop committee HH and brought them with, thom from the Hp cast. On tho following day tho great W&MA 1 V; :i&&$i&f 1 v 1 1 ' event in the year for all patriotic societies, so-cieties, the Washington's birthday luncheon of the Daughters of the American Involution, will be held at the Tfotel Utah. The affair this year is in the hands of an. entertainment committee, of "which Mrs. Benncr X. Smith is the head, the others being Mrs. T. B. Boatty, Mrs. L. B. McCornick and Mrs. C. E. Allen. Mrs. Bohert Welles Fisher Is to be the toasfcmistress and responses -will bo made by Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher, Mrs. F. E. Marcy, Mrs. Grace Stratton and Mrs. C. A. Boyd. ALTHOUGH it is o&ly six weeks past the holiday time, already the forehanded ones axe looking toward to-ward the advent of spring. The members mem-bers of the Counnry club, at least a portion thereof, met during the week and unanimously elected the old board of directors from whose number will be chosen tho new omcors for tho cro-sxdng cro-sxdng year. The directors elected are George A. Steinor, J. T. Gilmer, S. B. Neelt F. E. McGurrin and R. C. Gem-melL Gem-melL The first named will probably be elected president again this year. The old place will bo put in shape for an early opening this year, as it was found laat year that tho members appreciated ap-preciated the club more in tho spring than even in tho surnmor, when as a rule many of the members have fled to th.o seashore or to the mountains. A PARTY of youug people enjoyed the play at tho Salt Lake theater thea-ter Friday evening together with a supper at the Louvre following, the affair being in honor of F. E. Gibbons, Gib-bons, who is to leavo shortly for California, Cali-fornia, The members of tho party be-eides be-eides Mr. Gibbons wore the Missos. Estcllo Bichmond, Effio Harper and Evelyn Ellsnore, and J. P. Morris and E. B. Moore, A MERRY party of about a ncore of friends went down to the Country club last evening, reviving the spirit of tho suairacr Saturday nights, and enjoyed a delightful dancing affair af-fair with a picnic supper following. The big grates were filled with cheery i fires and tho placo was giveu an air 1 of comfort. A good orchestra fur nished dance music and the few hour3 were spent pleasantly. MISS HOPE PARKER and Miss-Mar.iorie Miss-Mar.iorie Billings entertained a party of nearly thirty young friends Friday evening at a Valentine danco at the F. L. Parker home on South Temple street. The large rooms were all cleared for. the young people, and after a few hours of dancing a delicious de-licious supper was served. Mrs. Billings Bil-lings assisted Mrs. Parker in chaperoning chaper-oning tho affair. |
