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Show - ;..-rrrr: , , . - ..... . - e. - - 1 ' 1: : : 1 VS7ITH the last leaf of the old year T fluttering; to be" turned to the white page of the new, plans are being made as to what the unwritten sheets shall record. Coming; events in a social way having ' 1 cast their shadows before, be-fore, 11 the calendar of the opening week of the new year is pretty well filled with anticipated pleasures. The closing year will leave memories mem-ories of young people who have plighted plight-ed their troth and given their vows of l life partnership before marriage altars, of girls who have made their bows to society and started out in their series of social triumphs, of large charity functions func-tions which have showed the big-hearted sympathy of society folks in helping to "feed the hungry and clothe the! poor." i Little cupid is also peeping over the leaves of the new year's calendar and January will record several interesting society weddings. Prominent among these will be that of Miss Rosamond Ritchie, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Morris L. Ritchie, and Henry Wads- ' worth. Moore of Boston, whose engagement engage-ment was announced last Sunday. The wedding will be a simple one the latter part of January, but the popularity of the bride and her social position will make it one of the leading events of the new year. THE fact that Sunday will close the old year will curtail the usual elaborate social entertaining to watch the advent of the new year. The Alta club will have a reception and a supper sup-per dance this evening, with the dancing danc-ing starting after midnight. The reception re-ception will begin at 10 o'clock and supper sup-per will be served at 11 o'clock. The following committees have charge of the entertainment, in connection with 0. J. Salisbury, president, and S. A. Whitney, vice president: Supper, J. E. Jennings, T. W. Boyer; buffet, D. G. Bolton, E. 0. Howard; decorations, W. T. Pyper, A. V. Callaghan; invitations, F. J. Gustin, A. V. Callaghan, G. M. Bacon; music and entertainment, C. W. Stimpson, R. W. Salisbury, George Fox, f& S. A. Whitney; reception, Governor William Spry, R. C. Gemmell, Rodney v T. Badger,. D. E. Burley. ONE of the largest ami most elaborate of the holiday functions was the dinner given Thursday evening by the Rotary club at the Hotel Utah, when the women friends of the members were guests. Unique features of entertainment entertain-ment were introduced during the dinner. din-ner. The guests were: Governor and Mrs A William Spry, Governor-elect and Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Bam-berger, Miss Elsa Bamberger, Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Relf, Mr. O. A. Relf, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McKay, Mr. aud Mrs. J. F. Klbley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Smoot, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Schramm, Mr. and Mrs, Church Castle, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. De Bouzek, Mr. and Mis. A. H. Ie Nike, Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Neel, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Orem, Mr. and Mrs. Max Weil, Mr: and Mrs. Will G. Farreil, Miss Gladys Orem, Miss Margaret Orem, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. O'Connor, Mrs. C. A. Murphy, F. S. Murphy, Mrs. L. G. Dinwoodcy, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gustin, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Critchlow, Mrs. J. W. Rooklldge, Mr. aud Mrs. E. C- Parsons, J. M. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Redman, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Richardson, Mrs. Hay. Mr. and Mis. A. G. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Pun-ell. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Gallagher, D. G. Boltou, Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Evans, Miss Frances Evtins, Mr. find Mrs. U'hitehill, Mr. aud Mrs. William Wraith, Mrs. F. K. Marcey, Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. R. U. MefklrnbuiP', Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Watt is, Mr. and Mrs. L L. Lcgg, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McEeod, Mr. and Mrs. J.- A. Reeves, Mrs. W. I. Smith. H. P. Smith, Mrs. R. C. Pitt, Mr. and V Mrs. W. T. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. (.'. W. Field, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hayward, Miss Elizabeth Ilavward, Mrs. P. Harlin, Car-lyle Car-lyle Hall, W.'T. Gill. Miss Florence Gill, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Tiamboiirne, Mr. and Mrs. J. Docker, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gardner, Gard-ner, Miss M. Gardner, Mr. and Jl r-. W. F. Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. .1. N. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. .Harding, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lockhart, Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Pngh, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyng. Mr. and Mrs. Joy H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ledvard M. Bailey, Mr. and Mis. John McLane, Mr. and Mrs. George Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Onliister. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stewart, Mrs. R. S. BaMa.11- 1. yue, Mr. and Mrs. Max Otteniieinier, Mrs. Henrv I. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. G. U Skelton Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Beaton, Bea-ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Grimsdell, Mrs. C. S. Kinney, Mr. aud Mrs. (I. F. Kiseher. Mrs. A. F. Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mrs. K. M. Weiler, Jr., Miss Edna Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Browne, Mr. and Mrs. David A. Smith, Mrs. J. T. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. C. Warnock, Mr. and Mrs. A. IT. Sanbcrg, Mrs. J. F. Boes, Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Boos, Mrs. ("'. E. Corev, Mr. and Mrs. L R. Valentine, Mr. ami Mrs. F. P. Nel-mn, Nel-mn, Mrs. W. R. Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Parriph. Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cnlmer, Mrs. Marv snell, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hunt, Mr. anil Mrs. C. W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pay, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Knight, Mr. md Mrs. D. McLean. Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Eswnrthy, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pem-roke. Pem-roke. Mrs. A. F. Smith, Miss Dorothy . Sawver, C. C. Campbell, Captain and Mrs. W. B. Elliott, E. J. Holland, Mr. y, 7iA,U- sxct-MYteir i -wA' " v:s"C"-,nT', ""a? "s4 ' - '"- - ' ' ' r I r ; ; k ' !r i. ' ' , ; ' 1 III "'. ; , ill r x f . ' 1 I ! 1 ' . - " ' . n - - 1 - ' if J - f v; - : LJJ l , ) Miss Helen Sheets, daughter of Mr. and Mr3. E. L. Sheets, who will give piano seloctions at a New Year's reception to be given by the Catholic Woman's Wo-man's league Tuesday afternoon. Griffith and r-rnnt, -Home Portraits. land Mrs. E. S. Mariner, Mr. and Mth. Arthur J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. 'Curtis, Mrs. F. J. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baxter, Mrs. Bertha Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Francis. Mrs. E. Guthrie, Mr. and Mis. E. J. Price, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Bowau, Mr. and Mr:!. Fred 1 1 ornun, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Collins, Miss Pummel a Spat'fto, Mrs. J. M. Davis, Mrs. P. W. Saville, Miss Mary richols, Fran k J. IS ic hols, (ioorge Lambert, Mrs. A. if. Cook, Miss Ruth Lambert, Mrs. Jane Bayliss, A. H. Cook, Miss Alice Ihristensen, A . H. C:hripfensen, C. ( !. Crisnmu, Mrs. C. A. Quijrley, C. A. Tin gov. Mrs. C. Cris-mon, Cris-mon, Mrs. J. Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. ('nve, Mr. and "Mrs. F. 1. Rockwell. Lillias D. Rockwell, Helen L. Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. Tneh, Mrs. Modraji, i Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sowles, Mrs. Bray-ton, Bray-ton, D. 1''. Bray ton. Hi MISS KATHERINB OARDNEU of Worcester, Mass., and Miss Lois Castell of Angola, Ind., guests of Miss Lueile Morningstar, were entertained at a Kensington and tea yesterday afternoon aft-ernoon by Miss Marion Hiskey at her home on Westminster avenue. Christmas Christ-mas decorations wero used throughout the house. Red carnations in a crystal crys-tal basket formed the centerpiece for Ihe tea (able. Twelve guests were in attendance. Miss Gardner and Miss Castell wero guests of honor at an Orphenm pnrlv Wednesday afternoon, followed by tea. The party included, besides the guestr-of guestr-of honor and Miss MoniiiigM.tr, Mi;s Lucile Armstrong, Miss Beulali Hudson, Miss Marion Hiskey and Miss Lcnora Smith. Miss Momingstar entertained in compliment to her guests Thursday afternoon aft-ernoon a t her home in the Woodruff apart men ts. Kiehmond roses adorned the tea la hie. Musical selections were given by Miss Lucile Armstrong, Miss Lenora Smith, Mrs. Mildrod Knight Gri fiith and Miss Caste I. Miss Gardner, who is teaching school at .Rawlins, Wvo., will return there Tuesday. Miss Cnstell, who is tench ing with Miss Morningstar at Price academy, will remain until January 9, when sho and Miss Mornings tar will return to thei r dut ies. Both young women were schoolmates of Miss Momingstar Mom-ingstar at Mt. Holyokc, N. J., and have been spending the Christmas holidays with her here. MRS. J. M. HAYES and Mrs. W. S. Stanton enter! ained with a dancing dan-cing party at the home of their mother, Mrs. George Austin, Fifth East and Ninth South street, last night. Red carnations and sniilax iu a bronze vase formed the centerpiece for the, supper tabln. Holiday decorations were used about the rooms. Forty were in attendance. at-tendance. The hostesses were assisted by M is;; Florence Austin. prtSS BLANCHE HOC KITTLE enter-i-U tJ'incd yesterday afternoon at cards and luiuhcon iu houor o Miii Ida Rich, who is spending the holidays at. her home in Salt Lake. Those present pres-ent were Miss Ida Rich, Miss Bertha Rich, Mrs. Emily Brown, Mrs. Evelyn Fernley, Miss Thebua Rebentish, Miss Man fie Brat'fet, Miss Enid Newman. Miss Lucille. Smith, Miss Rulh Groesidi-ner, Groesidi-ner, Miss Mary Joliffe, Miss Oleitta Rouse, Miss Fay Lambert, Miss Mary Rockhill and Miss Aleno Rockhilt. MISS ANNA STAflL entertained at bridge yesterday afternoon at her home, 24-1 East Fourth South street, in honor of Miss Margaret Emerson, a January bride. Tea was served following fol-lowing the bridge game. Holly, mistletoe mistle-toe and red berries were used about the rooms, with violets in a low bowl as the centerpieeo for the tea table, Guests were entertained at three tables at bridge. Miss LilUe Stahl assisted the hostess. MR. AND MRS. WELLINGTON E. LAKE entertained with a dancing danc-ing party last night at their home, Cob-blccrcst, Cob-blccrcst, on East South Temple street. The drawing room, lihrary and reception recep-tion room were decorated in ferns. Green and white and red berries were used in the ballroom. A late supper was served from small tables in the ballroom. The ice cream 'arried out a green and red idea. A t ringed orchestra furnished music for the dancing. A feature of tha evening was the singing of an original song, written by Mrs. Lake, entitled "Wasatch "Wa-satch Fox Trot." One hundred guests were in attendance. attend-ance. : MLSS JOSEPHINE STOOKEY and Miss Margaret Roney Stewart entertained with a dancing party at the Ladies' Literary club last night. Light, refreshments were served late in the evening from a supper table in one corner cor-ner of the main auditorium. The table was decorated in violets. Christmas greens and red berries were used about tho rooms. The young hostesses were assisted in receiving and entertaining their guests by their parents, Dr. and Mrs. V, M. Stookey and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stewart, Stew-art, and by Professor and Mrs. Howard R. Driggs and Professor and Mrs. E. If. Beckstrand. One hundred and fifty invitations in-vitations were issued. Events ol Coming Week Mrs. A. P. Meilstrup will entertain the E. M. F. Card club and their husbands hus-bands this evening at a watch party at her home on Seventh East street. The members of the club are Mrs. V. Buckle, Mrs. Lee Cook, Mrs. C. A. Fowler, Mrs. B. Hammill, Mrs. F. J. Erdman, Mrs. A. P. Meilstrup, Mrs. George Munden, Mrs. A. S. Pitts and Mrs. H. Corless. v A dinner to be given in compliment to Governor and Mrs. William Spry by the members of the governor's staff and their wives at the Alta club, postponed from last week, will be given Tuesday evening. Governor Simon Bamberger, following follow-ing his inauguration tomorrow, and Mrs. Bamberger will give a public reception at the state capitol Friday evening. The incoming state officials and their wives will assist in receiving in the state reception room, t Miss Geneva McClellan and Miss Madeline McClellan, daughter of Professor Pro-fessor and Mrs. J. ,T. McClellan, will give a dancing party Wednesday evening even-ing at the Hotel Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Burtou and Mr. and Mrs. David H. Livingston will entertain with a largo dancing party at the Ladies' Literary club Tuesday evening for their daughters, Miss Sarah Burton, Miss Leah Burton and Miss Belle Livingston. Miss Dorothy Letchfield will entertain enter-tain at tea tomorrow afteruoon from o until 7 o'clock at her home on Q street. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kiscr and -Miss Gladys Post will keep open house tomorrow to-morrow from 3 until 7 o'clock at the . Kiser home ou Thirteenth East street. Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Salisbury will re- j ceive their friends tomorrow from 5 until 7 o'clock, in honor of the new year. - - Miss Evelyn Snow, a bride of the new year, "will be the guest of honor at a matinee party Tuesday afteruoon, to be given by Miss Gertrude Geoghe-gan Geoghe-gan and Miss Kathleen Geoghegan, followed fol-lowed by tea at the Hotel Utah. Mrs. Ranch Kimball and Miss Fae Lambert will give a matinee party at the Or-pheum Or-pheum Thursday afternoon, following a luncheon at the Brausford, in honor of Miss Snow. Miss Beth Keate will entertain en-tertain Tuesday evening at her home on Second avenue, in compliment to Miss Snow and her fiance, Wayne Decker. Miss Snow will give a trousseau tea Wednesday afteruoon at her home, 158 North tate street. Ou Friday afternoon after-noon Mrs. Sarah Decker of Provo will give a tea for Miss Snow at her home in Provo. On Saturday afternoon Miss Hazel Needham will give a kitchen shower at her home, J 69 North State street, in compliment to the bride. ( Miss Katherine Gardner of Worcester, Worces-ter, Mass., and Miss Lois Castell of Angola, An-gola, Ind., guests of Miss Lucile Momingstar, Mom-ingstar, will be the guests of honor at a Kensington to be given Tuesday afternoon aft-ernoon by Mrs. D. D. Stockman at her home on M street. Mrs. Oliver R. Meredith will entertain enter-tain at a children's party Monday afternoon aft-ernoon at her home, 7J:.i East First South street, for her small daughter, Elise. Mrs. T. A. Stanley will entertain this eveniug at her home, 29 M street, in honor of New Year's evo. Supper will be served at midnight; and dancing will follow. Tho B. G. Club will celebrate New Year's eve at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. E. S. Montague in tho Oaks apartments. The party will watch the old vear out. A Christmas tree aud music will be features. fea-tures. Twenty-four will be in attendance. attend-ance. Mrs. W. Perry will cuterta.in the Busv Twclvn Sewing club at, her home, 947 South Second West street, Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hultqnist will entertain this evening with a reception in the Swedish Lutheran church parlors, in compliment to their twenty-fifth wedding wed-ding auniversarv. Mrs. Ralph Loughborough will entertain enter-tain the ladies' auxiliary to the Greet-ers Greet-ers of America at luncheon Tuesday afternoon aft-ernoon at 1:30 o'clock at tho Newhousc hotel. A number of part ies of well-known society people will attend the presentation presenta-tion of "The Messiah" at the tabernacle taber-nacle New Y'ear s day, beginning at 4:30 o'clock. Francis H. McLean of New York, head of the charity organization work in America, will be the guest of honor at an informal rer-pption to follow an address which he will give at the Ladies La-dies ' Literary club house Thursday , evening. The-entertainment will be uii-: dor the auspices of the, Non-Sectarian j Charity league, the Catholic Woman "s j league, the Hebrew Relief society and 1 he Ki ndergarten and Neighborhood House association. Light refreshments I will be served. The public is invited. I Weddings anJ Enr'acemenls The San Francisco Examiner has the following, which will be of interest to Salt Lakers. Christmas weddings, suffused in the glow of happiness that holds 1 the whole world in its enchantment, impart a flavor of gladness all their own to the festivities of the season. sea-son. Last night Miss Marian Doe, . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles YV. Doe, became the wife of Ethel-bert Ethel-bert Shores of Salt Lake City, the ceremony taking place at tho Doe home on Laguna street in the presence pres-ence of tho relatives and a few family friends. The Rev. Frederick . W. Clampett read the ritual. Afterward After-ward there was a wedding supper and Mr. and Mrs. Shores left for southern California eu route to Salt Lake City to reside there. It was entirely a Christmas wedding, wed-ding, with all the- bright, glowing holiday colors used with artistic effect. ef-fect. The altar, which was coverod with gold brocade, was , adoruod with, quantities of poinsettias, American Beauty roses, English holly hol-ly and so on, with gilt candlesticks adding their rich color to the picture. pic-ture. Throughout the house the decorations were the same, only the crimson and greens of the season being used on the walls, festooning tho doors and windows, and the tablo was done in red roses. Tho bride wore a gown of bright silver cloth veiled with white tulle and silver lace, and the veil covered tho frock. It was caught up with sprays of orange blossoms and the bouquet was of gardenias and white orchids. Miss Marion Rengenburger, as maid of honor, also wore white tulle end silver, but less elaborately made than the bride's gown. Two tiny nieces, Laura Doc aud Aileen .Tohn-sod, .Tohn-sod, were the flower girls, two little rosebuds of femininity done up in bouffant pink tulle and pink ribbons rib-bons and carrying baskets of pink flowers. Mrs. Doe. mother of the bride, wore blue tulle trimmed with silver over lace. The bride belongs to a family that has long been identified in a splendid way with California's progress. Two of her grcatuucles were among the pioneer mining men who developed such great success that when they passed on they were able to leave a fortune to the University Uni-versity of California, and the handsome hand-some Doe library is a monument to their generous interest in the youth of California; as well as a return for what California was able to do for them. In many other ways the Doe family did much to enhance the progress of their adopted state, as the mining men of the state like to recall. The bride has been a belle in San Francisco for the past few seasons, very much admired for her graces of personality. She has been much entertained in the interval betwoen the engagement announcement and the wedding last night. Mr. and Mrs. Shores will arrive in Salt Lake Monday and will bo at home in the IliJlcrest apartments after March 1. The following special from North Bend, Neb., in a Fremont, Neb., paper, will bo of interest in Salt Lake: The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sid-nor Sid-nor on North Main street was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday, December Decem-ber at high noon, when Miss Edith E. Smith of Salt Lake City was wedded to J. S. Harris of Chadro'n. The plans for the wedding were simple. The Rev. Mr. Davidson of the United Presbyterian Pres-byterian church officiated. The bride wore a dainty gown of white embroidered net with a long tulle veil caught with orange blossoms. All decorntinns were suggestive of Yuletide aud were wrought in holly aud mistletoe. A dinner was served at 2 o'clock and soon after the wedding party left by automobile for- Wrinslow for a short visit at. Ihe home of Mr. Harris's sister Mrs. F. W. Bullock, and family and thence to Iowa, Illinois and other places cast. When they return re-turn they will be at home on the bridegroom's ranch near Chadron. The bride has for some vears been a popular tearher in the Satt Lako City schools. The bridegroom is a prosperous prosper-ous ranchma.n of Dawes county and is located west of Chadron in the White river valley. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Brown announce the marriage of their son, Edwin L., to Theresa IT. Keck of Alexandria, Minn. The wedding took place at tho home of Jr. Brown's parents at noon December 2. in the persenrc of tho family, the Rev. Josian McClain officiating. offi-ciating. The young couple left for tho coast on a honeymoon trip, after which thev will make their home in this city. Tho wedding of Miss Lillie Berg and K. S. Camengea, formerly of Park City, took' place at the home of the bride 's mother, Mrs. H. Berg, No. 808 Dalton avenue, Salt Lake City, Tuesday. After the wedding reception the young couple left for Fort Supton. 'Colo., when; thev will ma ke their home. :i: Mrs. William Payne Cooper announces the engagement of her daughter Ruth to William Ewart l-'erron, formerly of Salt Lake and now of Las Vegas," Ncv. The wedding will take place Fcbru-arv Fcbru-arv 7. The bride is a popular voung society girl. She was graduated from Rowland Hall in the elans of 1912. She is a daughter of the late William Payne Cooper, a prominent Salt Laker. The bridegroom is the son of A. D. Ferron (Continued on Page Three.) 4. . . Vj rjzzrST cCj( y (Continued from Page One,) of 5G3 Eighth avenue. Hp is now engaged en-gaged in business in Las Vegas. A prettily appointed announcement tea was given bv Miss Dorothy Jennings for twenty of Miss Cooper's girl friends yesterday afternoon at the Jennings home on Laird aveuue. The announcement announce-ment came as a surprise. v v Mr. and Mrs. James K. Shaw announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter daugh-ter Zora Augusta to Edward Everett Hoffman, the marriage to take plaeo in the immediate future. 1 1 The marriage of Miss Mae O'Neill, daughter of MY. and Mrs. 1-'. J. 0 Weill, lirfr well-known and talented young singer of the city, and Charles fl. 1-V'ldman, iormcrly of Louisville, Ky., and now of Seattle, Wash., took place Wednesday evening at the Our Lady of Lonrdes parish of the Catholic church. A reception re-ception followed at the heme of the bride 's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. "William Kronuer, 2i.Kl Fourth avenue. Miss Frank O 'Neil I was bridesmaid and Charles R. Fitzgerald best man. The couple are now at the Newhouse hotel and will leave early this week for a tour of .the northwest They will be at home in Seattle after February 1. Ni'ws reached the city last week of the marriage of Miss Katherine Mad-dison, Mad-dison, formerly of this city and now of Ch k'ago, t u A. B. Caswell, which took pin eo in (.'hie a go six weeks ago. The bride is a sister of Mis. E. M. Garnott of Salt Lake and has many friends here. The wedding of Miss Evelyn Snow and Wayne Decker will take place Jau-uary Jau-uary 12 in the temple. A reception will follow in the evening at the home of the bride 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Snow, on State street. Miss Agnes Ag-nes Clive and Miss Agnes Snow will be bridesmaids. Frastus Snow will be best man. The marriage of Miss Floriee Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Decker, and Edward MeGovern, will take place Wednesday. The marriage of .Miss Margaret Emer-60u, Emer-60u, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Fmersou, and K- W. Stoutenborough, will take place January 9. I Personal Mrs. Dollie Stingley of the Newhouse ranch at Coalville and Lanne.s K. Be--CJr. mis of Bingham canyon spent Christmas ;S nith their mother, Mrs. L. K. Bemis, A at 391 D street. Mrs. Stingley will m. remain until the rnhldle of this week. " Mr. and Mrs. William J. Salmon of this city and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Salmon "of Kemmerer, Wyo., left Friday Fri-day evening for the Hawaiian islands. Tbey will sail from Port Los A-ngeles on the Great Northern and will be gone about two months. Durin.g their visit tliev will be the guests Jf friends at Honolulu. On the return trip the journey jour-ney will be made by way of San Francisco. Fran-cisco. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heuser have returned to Salt Lake and are at l'o. 57 Hiilcrest apartments. Dr. Edward Le Compte is spending the holiday week in Park Citv with his parents, Dr. aaid Mrs. E. P. Le Compte. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Tattle have gone to southern California to remain some time. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Foreman and daughter, Lucile, have gone, to Long Beach, Cal., to remain for several weeks. Miss Eva Lund of 612 Twelfth East street, who has spent the Christmas holidays in Colorado, will return earlv in the new 3'ear. Miss Eva Snow left Thursday for San Diego to spend a month with her sister, sis-ter, Mrs. L. Morrison. Frederick Snow of Burlev, Idaho, is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Snow. Miss Gretta CVeriff has gone to Pasadena, Cal., where she will lie at the Hotel Maryland for the remainder ot the winter. Mrs. A. B. Carstenseu and children have gone to Los Angeles to visit relatives. rela-tives. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hensel of Eureka Eure-ka are at the Kewhouse hotel for the week. ' "v Urs- A- H- Parsons, who went to Cali- ' tornia several weeks ago. is now visit- 1 nig with her daughter, Mrs. Jay Hvde OoaDaanaaaaaaaaaanaa a a an an n a a f D a -i- '? k , , i - . t - r a a ' '.Vr( f K a T, " a n J--':1- f'Vr c d N . y ( ' n "T a a -VT if a h " a a "'-, o ' n - -( ' a a ' ' 'U' a ' , a r a . a . D v No a d ! a Or a a a a a d a ' a DiLD DODDDDnDDDDnnnDnnDDoaDQGooa Miss Eutli Cooper, daughter of Mrs. William Payne Cooper, whoso "eugage.-ment "eugage.-ment to William Ewart Ferron is announced today. . Photo by Photo Arts Company. in Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. Parsons, who ac compuuied her, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe Q. annon have returned from a two mouths' trip to Honolulu. '.- Mrs. J. ,1. Suell and daughter, Miw Stella Snell, are spending two months in Baltimore and other eastern cities. V Mrs. J. C. Dugan, who has been spending spend-ing several months in Los Angeles, arrived ar-rived home to spend Christmas with her husbaud. Mr. and Mrs. Dugan are at the Newhouso hotel for the present Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ross of Richfield, Rich-field, Utah, are visiting their daughters in the La Selle apartments. Mr. and Mrs. L. ,T. M. Call of Camas, 111., are spending the holidays with Mrs McCall's mother, Mrs. A." C. Banker in the Sampson apartments. Mrs Mc-Call Mc-Call was formerly Miss Mamie Banker Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Dern loft last week for a month's visit to New York and Lancaster, Pa. Mrs. W. T. Pavno of Edmonton. Canada, Can-ada, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. M. Rash, 21 Buckingham apartments. Mrs. E. P. Mulhall and Mr. and Mrs A. J. Christensen of Idaho Falls are spending the holidays with Mr and Mrs. A. E. Margett's, 71 North First Vi est street. The visitors are former Salt Lakers. 1 Miss Elizabeth Underwood of Loan arrived yesterday to snend a few davs visiting Miss Lucile Francke. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young and son of Syracuse, Utah, have been spending the holidays with Mrs. Young's sister Mrs. Mary Buchanan. Mr. Younr and' son have returned home, but Mrs. Young will remain for a few days as the guest of Mrs. H. C. Hoffman. Mrs. W. W. Taylor, wife of Captain Taylor, and Mrs. Robert E. Phinnov wife of Captain Phinney, left last week tor the Mexican border to join their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Benner X. Smith have gone to southern California to remain some time. if Mr. and Mrs. Orson IT. Hewlett left Inst week for a. two months ' trip to southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Creed Morgan are now at home at S2 C street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kurtz of Poca-tello. Poca-tello. Idaho, arc at the Hotel Utah for a few days. Mrs. Clayton Gannett left Fridnv for Los AniToles to visit her daughter Mrs A. E. Will. Mrs. Gannett will be ah-sent ah-sent six weeks. Miss Rne Elmer has returned from a visit with her brothers, E. G. Elmer and W. H. Elmer, at Mammoth, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Rhodes have returned from a six weeks' visit at Chicago and other points. Mr. and Mm. J. M. Hiskey of Austin. New, have been spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. U. U. Hiskev. Miss Marion Hiskev will leave the latter part of Januarv for Boston uni-versitv. uni-versitv. where she will complete her studies. Mr. and Mrs. George Prentice will leave earlv in th week to make their home at the Keystot-p Land A- Cattle company's raneh'at Price Creek, Colo. Baldwin Robertson has returned f'-n.v Snn Francisco, wlir-re he has been visit-iuL' visit-iuL' relatives at the P-esidio Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Howe rman are now at home ot NiV. Sti Bruusford apart-'ments. apart-'ments. 'heir son, Fnierson Bowerman, s home from coliege. for the holidavs. :: Mrs. Elizabeth E. Martin is visiting n Coon Rapids. Iowa. Ellis Weeter left yesterday for Idaho : alls. Lloyd Welter returns on Tues-.ay Tues-.ay to Yale. The young men -hare been visiting their parents, 'Mr. anil Mrs. J C. Weetcr. ' Jehu P. Caffey is returning Mondav to Ann Arbor after visiting his mother, Mrs. Kate M. Caffev. Lerov Beardsley will return this week from Chicago, where ho has been spending the holidays. f- Miss Lucile Francke is at home from the Holy Cress hospital, where she underwent un-derwent a slight operation. Mrs. Josephine Hansen of Murray left on Thursday for California to snend a month with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Daniels of Los Angeles. Miscellaneous Events Miss Daphne Dalton entertained 'Thursday night afher home, 124 Canyon ' road, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. B. W Dalton of Castledale. Christmas decorations dec-orations were used in the living room and carnations and violets in the dininf . room. About twenty-five guests were m attendance. 5? The Ne Ville and J. T. clubs entertained enter-tained at a holiday dance on McDonald's McDon-ald's enclosed roof garden Thursday evening. Holiday decorations were used. Receiving the guests were Miss Florence McDonald, Miss Ireue McDonald. McDon-ald. Miss Emma Williams, Miss .lac-quetta .lac-quetta Edgeheill, Miss Marv Williams and Miss Gertrude Slater. Punch was served in a booth decorated in hollv The main features of the evening were a yama yama dance hv Miss Hasseltine Sims and Mrs. Afton' McDonald, vocal and piano solos by Miss Amelia Mar-getts Mar-getts and Miss Gertrude Slater. The Troubadours furnished the music for dancing. Those present numbered sixty, six-ty, including members of the clubs and their young men friends. Si The members of Du Chat Noir Bridge club were entertained Thursday afternoon after-noon by Mrs. B. '. Ray at her home, 27 North state street. Luncheon was followed fol-lowed by the games. Mrs. R. W. Ruse, 830 South First West street, will enter-tain enter-tain the club January 11. A surprise party was given Mrs. M. W. .Mansfield at her home, 220 North West Temple street. Thursday, evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Malin, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Bowen. The evening was spent in playing "500," and those aw-arded prizes were Mrs. Eugene Roberts and Mr. Whipple. Mis. R. .1. Jeff entertained the Entre Nous club on Tuesday afternoon. Lunch was served, followed by cards. Cut-glass vases at either end of the table contained violets and a centerpiece center-piece of holly and greens was used on the lunch table. The other rooms were decorated with Chiistiuas greens and Anieriran Beauty roses. Mrs. R. 0. Kendall of Ogden and Mrs. J. M. McDonald. Mc-Donald. Jr., were the guests of honor. Covers were laid for Mrs. Bert Fox, Mrs. W. E. Contain. Mrs. Vic Stephenson. Stephen-son. Mrs. II. K. Soheiher, Mrs. John Kbert, .Mrs. 0. A. Amundsen, Mrs. George Morgan, Mrs. T. E. Coffman, Mrs. M. Z. I'orscuit and the hostess. Miss Blessem Hepner, oauchter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Hepner. and I."'nan! il. Jenkinon were married at li.ih rrnr ! h rit ,J.;V 9t 01r:11) )IV I (Coutiuiied on Page rive.) " i (Continued from Paga Three.) the Rev. Edwin T. Lewis of the St. John's Episcopal church. Following the reception luncheon was served. The couple will make their home in Salt Lake at'tcr the first of thcvyear. Members of the O. F. F. club were hostesses at a very delightful dancing party given Friday evening at the home of Miss Esther Chy trans. A color scheme of red and green prevailed throughout the decorations of the home. Dancing was the main tcaturo of the evening and an excellent musical programme pro-gramme was furnished by the Beeslev orchestra, after which a luncheon was served, further carrying out the effect of red and green. Punch was served by Miss .!! Wetzel. Those present were Miss Bess Shearer, Miss Rose Tall, Miss Eva Penrose, Miss Marvel Livingstone. Living-stone. Miss Lena Wetzel. Miss Esther rhytraus. Miss Gertrude Peterson, Miss Ida Robinson. Miss Georgia Billings, tfMUs Ruth Robinson, Miss Dollv Croinpton, Ralph Casterline. Iner Simp-sou, Simp-sou, Otto Balser, Fled Lund, Irv Gei-ser. Gei-ser. Clifford Rudine, .Jack McElligott, ( hick Mooney. Vern Peterson, Clarence Rndine and Wilf Gillespie. Mrs. J. Leo Fairbanks, a bride of the week, was the guest of honor at luncheon lunch-eon Friday given by Miss Goldie Brookings Brook-ings at the home of Mrs. F. C. Daun-cev Daun-cev in the Kensington apartments. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the dining room. Miniature Minia-ture wigwams at each guest's place were of pink and white stick candv. Streamers of pink and white ribbon extended ex-tended from the centerpiece, a bride's cake, to each place. Several selections of music were well eiven by Mrs. George Mueller and Miss Bertha Johnson. The hostess was assisted by Miss Frances Sloan and Miss Juanita Croft. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cramer have as their house guests Mr. and Mrs. H. Siemens of Winnipeg, Canada. Mrs. Siemens was formerly Miss Josephine Sorensen of this city. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Cramer entertained in their honor at bridge. G-uests were entertained en-tertained at five tables. Seasonable colors col-ors wero used in the decorations and favors. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Justin R. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Groesbeck. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Folland, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln G. Kellv, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Otterstrom. Mr.' and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Marge Its, Miss Mayme Jorgenseu and Mr. Clifford Nelson. Prizes were won by Mr?. Mitchell and Mr. Clark. Saturday Satur-day night an Orpheum party was given for Mr. and Mrs. Siemens. About twenty young folks of the Thayer-Lucas-Roma nee Sundav school classes of the Tmmanuel Baptist church . had a social Thursday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Badcr- tscher, 1401 Hollvvvood avenue. ' 1 Miss Stella Cusworth gave a party at . her home. 1121 Eighth East street, Tuesday evening in honor of her brother, who is "home from IrTaho for the holidays. "Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Eardlev entertained enter-tained the Swastika 500 club Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Judd were invited guests of the mm i Mrs. James F. Kelly, who has recently arrived from Washington to join her husband and make her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly are living at the New-house New-house hotel. club. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schade won the favors. The home was prettily decorated in red and greeu. A delicious de-licious hiucheon was served. Miss Larue Xelson entertained with a Christmas party Tuesday afternoon at her home. The decorations were in Christmas colors. M usic and games were features of entertainment. The guests included Miss Hlen Owens, Miss Clarice Ob ray, Miss Helen Felt, Miss Rose McKeuzie, Miss Olive Romney, Miss Ruth Bradford, Miss Tvatheriue Brown. Miss Katherhie Wright. Miss Marjorie Da lien, Miss Muriel Dorsey and Miss Thelma Nelson. The Xeedleeraft club was entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Lou Cornell on Eleventh East street. The club will meet next with Mrs. F. W. Price on East Tenth South street January 11. - |
