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Show TRUTH. 10 by Miss Phoebe Houtz and Miss Myrtle guessing contest afforded the of Salt Lake. About fifty guests in honor of Miss Wyant. A Banks were present. ment of the afternoon. The guests were: Misses White, Richey, Joyce, Zimmerman, Walker, Goss, Boreman, B. Bore-maMiss Nellie Bennett has returned from Allen, Wyant, Erb and Louise a visit in Salt Lake City. All6n' performed by Judge McMaster at 7 Snow, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Nelden. .Mrs. Hoppsugh led Current Items. oclock. The bride was gowned in silk trimmed with embroidered chiffon and panne. velvet. She was attended by her sister, Miss Eleanor McThe Current Events and Current LitMaster, who wore pink chiffon. erature section met yesterday afternoon ajt 2 oclock. The following proMr. and Mrs. R. Gemmell leave soon gram was rendered: Li Hung Chang, Mrs. Moyer; an original story by Mrs. for Mexico, where they expect to re- Royle, and The Schley Case, Mrs. main a year or more. Woodruff. dove-color- amuse-entertain- ed . n, ' Miss Edith Gourlay. who is teaching The Aglaia met on December Slst at the home of Mrs. Ives. in Eureka, spent the holidays in Ogden with her parents. Mr. Aeriel Cardon of Logan spent a few days in Ogden this week. Miss Alice Richey entertained a few friends on Thursday evening. George Moore and Will James are in Mrs. Julian Houtz entertained a few Ogden for the holidays. friends on Saturday evening at the home of Maj. and Mrs. E. A. Littleto down from . The New Tork State Federation of entertained on efThursday afternoon in . honor of her Clubs has been making strenuous forts for some years past to found an sister, Mrs. Van Arman. industrial trades school for girls, a school where trades and crafts as Miss Elizabeth Palmer entertained in- day are to women shall be suitable formally at cards Thursday and Friday In pursuance of the Instructionstaught. from evenings. the conventions of the federation, appeals have been sent to the State Legat islature to secure apprporlations that entertained Mrs. King Judge and might be undertaken. The on Tuesday the project dinner at the Alta club been unsuccessful, and no have appeals evening, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. come from any source. financial aid has Ogden and Mrs. De- That the women in charge are very George Hanson-olilah Olsen and family. Covers were much in earnest is shown by the latest laid for eight. appeal to the women themselves, from the chairman of the committee, Mrs. Dore Lyon,, who calls for the 30,000 Miss Stella Daynes gave an informal women members of the federation to last evening, with dancing as each subscribe but $1, thus assuring the industrial school to the State. the chief form of diversion. Mrs. C. D. Moore ' Logan Roy Eccles is home. at New Years day spend me ' The third number in the series of Assembly balls was given at Christensens on Thursday evening. ' Mrs. J. C. Hooper is spending ter in Los Angeles. the win- field. The Weber club gives a banquet at Ellis Freed and Fred Nightingale Dignans hall on the 13th of January, came up from Salt Lake for the high which promises to be the most elaboschool party. rate affair of the season. . f at-ho- ed Misses May Hume, Nellie Bennett, Inez Adams, E. Armstrong, Nell Maguire, Florence Miller, Florence Gwil-liaJulia Wright, Meda Oarey, Vida Eccles and Ray Tyler entertained on New Tears day at the home of Miss OGDEN SOCIETY. and Tyler. The house was darkened the lights, shaded in red, cast a warm Ogden, Jan. 3. Mrs. J. C. Nye was the glow throughout the parlors, which adorned in holly and hostess, on Monday afternoon, of a de- were abundantly ladies in light The young lightful Kensington, given in honor of palms. dress received about sixty guests. ing Mrs. M. A. Breeden of Salt Lake City. f The parlors were decorated with holly and palms, while in the two large din- Judge and Mrs. Agee left last week the decorations consisted of for Omaha, where they will remain two weeks. pink roses and carnations in tall vases, from which smilax was looped to the corners of the tables. When the elaborate refreshments were Miss Veda Eccles delightfully enterMr. and Robert being served, Nye tained at cards on New Years eve. The Louise Allen entertained the guests with musical selections. About forty parlors were decorated in holly and was most mistletoe. The dining-rooladies enjoyed the afternoon. elaborately trimmed with festoons of smilax and immense bunches of pink On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Nye again carnations. Miss Eccles was assisted m, -- i I ing-roo- Wednesday morning at 9 oclock oc- curred the marriage of Miss Louise Beasley to Mr. Howard H. Lawson at the home of the bride 134 L street. Rev. Dr. Paden of the First Presbyterian church performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson left immediately after the marriage for a trip to southern California. They will return about the first of May. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Muhlenbruch spent New Tears tide with Mrs. relatives at Provo. Muh-lenbruc- hs WOMENS CLUBS. Most of the club3 have adjourned for the holiday season, the meetings to resume next week. The meeting of the Reviewers, held on Monday afternoon, was one of unusual pleasure, when the gracious hospitality of the Kimball home was extended to the club by Mr3. Woodruff and Miss Kimball. As the hostesses are not members of the club, this was considered as a high compliment by the members of the club, and the day was charming in its social character. The paper for the day was on the life, and works of Tolstoi, and was ably handled by Mrs. Elliott. ms cut-gla- ss Prof. Eaton of the Salt Lake high school spent Christmas in Ogden. 4 Miss May Hume is home after a weeks visit with friends in Salt Lake. t Mr. Ralph E. Hoag, cashier of the Utah National bank, will move his fam ily up from Salt Lake after the first of the year. Misses Nellie Maguire, Verna Bar-roand Meda Corey were the guests of Miss Breeden in Salt Lake last week. ws rF. 1 A THE ; Miss Julia Marks spent New Years day with her parents in Salt Lake. : Greatest Clearance Sale on Record COES BOOMING ON. I NEW SURPRISES EVERY DAY! The Womans Press club met in the office of the Womans Exponent on Monday- evening. Mrs. Elmer Jones addressed the members and friends on the League; subject of the "Consumers Elaborate refreshments were served. Clearing Sale Values In Every Department of the House. Never Before Such DeepJ$Desperate Reductions Old Timers are Astonished -- Shrewd Shoppers Amazed -- at the Wholesale Slaughter Going On ! st The music section of the Ladies' Literary held Its regular meeting Thursday morning. The composer for the day was Tschaikowsky. The paper was Vocal and given by Mrs. Richmond. Instrumental numbers were given by Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. I LIPTON WILL VISIT HEBE. tained the Shakespeare society at their home on Thursday evening. The Charminade chorus will hold a ten, to demeeting today at half-paconcert shall cide whether or not the be given. f ' m Mr. and Mrs. George H. Home enter- The College club met with Miss Morgan and Miss Condit at the Collegiate institute Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ostein of Eureka are visiting in Ogden, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gourlay. i 'ftlillfr ft" 'ft m .J Sir Thomas Lipton will probably be a visitor to Salt Lake next year, when he conies to make his third effort to lift the America cup, and if he does he will be the guest of Senator Kearns at the latters new residence, which before then will be completed. Sir Thomas and Senator Kearns crossed the ocean on the same steamer and became very well acquainted on the voyage, and the dispatches told us that the Senator was entertained by the baronet in London. It is under stood Sir Thomas will make a tour of the West when he next visits America, and will accept Senator Kearnss invitation and include Salt Lake in his itinerary. Sir Thomas is probably the most popular Englshman vwith Americans, and everybody here would be glad to extend him hearty welcome. He is a man of business and great wealth, and it would be a good stroke of business to get him interested in Utahs mines. Sir Thomas is very close to King Edward, and it is known that the King is a stockholder in several of the companies in which the baronet is the controlling spirit. King Edward was always a liberal spender, and when he Is in need of a little odd change it is thought he finds in Sir Thomas a good friend. He was anxious to present Senator Kearns to the King, but a favorable opportunity did not arise, but when Mr. Kearns next visits the Engr lish capital it is probable he will make the acquaintance of his Majesty. Robert Shaw, A. M., of St. Louis, author of Creator and Cosmos, Historical Origins and Historical Critiques, Prophecies of Daniel and Revelation Developed in History, is in the city in. the interest of his works. The writings of Mr. Shaw are replete with Interest t.o students, show' a great amount of research and throw' much light on the history of the ancient nations of the world and their influence on modern conditions. ij 5?t 5 j 3 r i-- 0 1 |