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Show JL'XE, Traditional month of weddings, wed-dings, ib certainly fulfilling its reputation repu-tation as Cupid 's own this year in Salt Lake society. Like everything else, the little love god's realm is being invaded by war and many young recruits anxious anx-ious to put a closer tie between them and "the girls they leave behind them" figure largely among the June bridegrooms. bride-grooms. And so the wedding march will be blended with the echoes of martial music and the beloved Stars and Stripes will wave with June roses in wedding decorations. J. A prominent society wedding of yes- vJJtcrday, that of Miss Lima Darling and Albert Bernhardt Fisher, was hastened because of the fact that the bridegroom has enlisted in the officers' reserve corps and expects to be called into service within a few months. The ceremony was a simple one at the home of the brtde 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Darling, 1031 First avenue, at 1:30 o'clock, in the presence only of relatives. The impressive marriage mar-riage service was read by Dr. Elmer I. Goshen of the . First Congregational church.' Mrs. Edward McGurrin, harpist, harp-ist, accompanied by cello and violin, played the wedding music. The bride wore a white net gown with a white picture hat and carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. She was attended by hej sister, Mrs. Dale Langwell Smith, as matron of honor. Mrs. Smith wore pink georgette crepe with a pink net picture hat and carried pink roses. Frank Fisher, brother of the bridegroom, bride-groom, was best man. The couple left immediately after the ceremony for a trip to Chicago and on the Great Lakes. They .will be at home ofler June 1.3 at the Hillcrest apartments. apart-ments. A PRETTILY appointed home wedding wed-ding last night was that of Miss Kate Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. ('. Young, and J. Lewis May, .Jr.. which took place at 8 o'clock at the residence of the bride, 505 C street. The ceremony was performed by Major K. W. Young and was followed by a , reception. The Romania Hyde orchestra ; furnished music. A bank of palms and ferns, studded with baskets of pink and white sweet-pens sweet-pens in front of a double window, formed an altar for the wedding service. serv-ice. In the diDing room a yellow color scheme prevailed. The supper table had a centerpiece of yellow snapdragons arranged ar-ranged in a Japanese basket with a yellow yel-low tulle bow on the handle. Crystal candlesticks at the corners of the table were shaded in yellow. AN cluny cover was over yellow. The other rooms were decorated in ferns and a variety of early summer flowers. The bride wore a gown of white georgette geor-gette crepe and crepe meteor with iridescent ir-idescent trimmings. The bridal veil was caught with ropes of pearls. The bride carried bride roses. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Young in receiving re-ceiving the guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. May, Sr., parents of the bridegroom. bride-groom. In the dining room were Mrs. .Naomi Y. .Spence, Mrs. F. Claire Smith, Miss Gladys Young, Mrs. Eugene Bush, Mrs. Arch Chamberlain, Miss Lucile Smith, Mrs. G. Yv'. Gushing, Mrs. D. C. Voting, Jr., Miss Georgie Hardy, Miss Ruth Spence, Miss Josephine Young, MihS Louise Winslow, Mrs. K. D. Young, Miss Hazel Xccdham and Mrs. Aaron L. Hardy. i Alice Spence and Louise Spence, small nieces of the bride, passed the wedding cake. Alice wore a lingerie frock with :iw,pink ribbon and Louise a white lingerie dress with blue ribbon. The couple will be at home after June 15 at the Richmond apartments. GIRL graduates vie with brides in their claim on June. Commencement Com-mencement exercises will be held at Rowland Hall this week, at Westminster college and the high schools of the city. The University Univers-ity of 1'tah commencement exercises were last week. Commencement festivities festivi-ties have been limited this year on account ac-count of so many of the boys in the coeducational co-educational institutions enlisting in the army. Social events in connection with the commencement at Rowland Hall this week will be the senior play at Whitney hall to be followed by a reception at Rowland Hall Monday evening. The proceeds from the play will be devoted to the Reil Cross. Tuesday will be junior day at the hall, with an exhibition exhibi-tion of the work of the Domestic Science Sci-ence department, and tea from 4 until fi o'clock Tuesday afternoon. On Wednesday the commencement exercises at St. Mark 's cathedral, with an address by Bishop Touret of western Colorado, will be preceded by the annual senior breakfast at 8 o'clock at t lie hall. The graduates were guests of honor at the annual alumnae luncheon at Rowland Row-land Hall yesterday. Luncheon was .served buffet. A large table in the cen-j cen-j ter of the dining room was decorated in yellow and white. About sixtv were in attendance. The officers of the association. Mrs. Horace H. Smith, president: Mrs. Robert Rob-ert Hampton, vice president: and Mrs. B. F. Tibbyj were m charge of the arrangements. ar-rangements. Members of the graduating graduat-ing class of 101b assisted in serving. They are Miss Marjorie Y asson. Miss Inez Sharman. Miss Xorma Haver-camp, Haver-camp, Miss Jessie Couzcns, Miss Ruth Prathcr, Miss Yivian Smith. Miss Jasmine Jas-mine Smith and Miss Ruth Cowte. The members of the graduating class, who were the guests of honor and were admitted into the association in a business busi-ness meeting following luncheon, were Miss Rosclla Ellerbeck. Miss Mvra Cameron, Cam-eron, Miss Lucv Hav, Miss Pearl Quan-trell, Quan-trell, Miss Madeline Waddell, Miss Er-ma Er-ma Wraith, Miss Josephine Richards. Miss Gertrude Thomas, Miss Ruth Farusworth, Miss Charlotte Couzens. Miss Florence Hall, Miss Frances Callow. Cal-low. A concert bv the music pupils of the school under the direction ot Miss Alice Churchill was given last nioht at the Ladies' Literary club. v IX honor of Miss A enice Lambert, a bride of the month, Miss Edith Smith and Miss Yesta Edwards entertained enter-tained at a large tea vesterdav afternoon after-noon at the home of . Miss Smith in the Beehive house. A color scheme ot vellow vel-low was carried out m the decorations of the house. The tea-. table had as a centerpiece a large basket of vellow iris and yellow Marguerites, with a fluffy bow- of tulle in the same color tied on the handle, placed on a reflector, reflec-tor, which was surrounded with miniature minia-ture gold slippers filled with rice. Four tall candlesticks with vellow candles and shaded in the same hue were placed at the corners of the table. Ferns and spring llowers were used in the decorations tor the other rooms of the house. Music was given during " ' ' DITTO- - S K " WIFE OF A ''.- 'f ; '" ' 7- LEUT DITTO IS" i -r 1 J . , " ' -c - i GETUGMEO I , T - ''X L 1 . Mh t i" ? V'k - - v 1 Jjf s s 4 , !5 -J , I,-.. -"---.. -,-' ; . 1 t $ c a I 1 1 i t - 4 the tea hours bv a stringed orchestra. Little Alice Lambert received the guests' cards at the door. Those who assisted in serving; were Miss Lnulv Smith, Mrs. A. L. Tavlor, Miss Augusta, lvins, Mi.ss Helen Wells. Miss Lleauor Clawsou and Miss BethKeate. ANL'MBER of prominent society women will be patronesses for the concert ot Svlvain Noaek, violinist and couecrtmeister of the Boston bvm-phony bvm-phony orchestra, at the bait Lake theater, thea-ter, dune 11. Mr. Nuack will be assisted by Miss Violence .1 eppersoti. contralto, and Charles Shepherd, pianist. The patronesses are: Mrs. A. L. Hop-pauh. Hop-pauh. Mrs. W. M. Bradlcv, Mrs. J. K. Walker, Mrs. William Srv. Mrs. P. O. Perkins. Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. 0. L. Allen. Mrs. Karl Scheid. Miss Ida Han-auer, Han-auer, Mrs. J. M. Callow. Miss Marion Cannon, Mrs. George E. Skelton, Mrs. F. S. Bascotnf Miss Romania Hyde, Mrs. Daniel Alexander, Mrs. R. C. Gemmell, Mrs. W. Mont Fery. MISS LOUISF: MORRIS, a June bride, was the guest of honor at a tea given at the Newhouse yesterday afternoon by Miss Louise Kdgheill, Miss Jacquita Edgheill and Mrs. Louis Berry. A basket of pink sweet peas was the centerpiece for the table. The place cards were also in pink. Covers were laid for ci.ht. The guests, besides Miss Morris, were Mrs. Arch Bezzant, Miss r - " " ! v, & H . ! 1 ""- ' A f vi, -" s - -;i - I f " " " ' v-'" ' , s , K v' - Iks' . s " K.- v s l-x 4 V ' f - y - - - - . 4 i" t I EDNA eL i - V FARN.SMDRTH 4jH . PROMINENT r JoQrv. V! - ' k JUNE BRIDE Bessie Ooldsbrough, Mrs. George Houghton Hough-ton and Miss Abbie Hunt. MR. A X D MRS. SVLVAIN NOACK of Boston, who arc spending the summer in bait Lake, entertained with a theater partv at the Pantages last night, followed bv a supper at the Hotel Ltah gnll. The guests included Miss (.rcorgia Harilev. Miss Florence Hartlev, Miss Hazel Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Benson ot Boston Miss Marjone Derr. Charles Shepherd. Richard ' Hartley, i Clarence Hartley and Harrv Hartlev. j , i AKJKHEN shower and tea- were, given vesterdav afternoon bv : Mrs. J. C. Berks at her home on bev- , enth aveiuie, in honor ot her sister. Miss Alice Johnston, who will be married tomorrow to-morrow to John Harrison Doming. Jr. Patriotic decorations prevailed. White lilacs were, used on the tea table and abou t the house in connection with American flags. The refreshments were in patriotic colors. A feature of the entertainment en-tertainment was an original verse with each article presented for the bride's new kitchen. The guests included Mrs. Stella Peterson, Peter-son, . rs. A. M. Rice, Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Mrs. John Ekman, Mrs. O. C. Buehler, Mrs. J. H. Demiug, Sr., Mrs. Kred Doming, Dom-ing, Mrs. W. K. Traughber, Mrs. fJeorge Howe, Mrs. John Axton. Mrs. Thomas Higgs, Mrs. A. D. Knowlton. Mrs. J. E. Perkes; Mis. P. J. Kjaus, Mrs. Albert C. trhe house. The guests were entertained at lour tables ot bridge, which was followed at a late hour by a light supper, sup-per, served from the small tables. The hostess was assisted by Miss Amy Howe. MISS MARIOX CAXXOX and Miss Irene ( annon entertained at a reception vesterdav afternoon in honor of Miss Lveile Cannon, who will . be married this week. Spanish iris and biue larkspur, arranged in a low bow!, were used as a centerpiece for the tea table. Mis Rubv Naegie presided in the dining room and those who assisted were Miss Lois (.annon, Miss Madelyo Stewart Miss Venice Morris, Miss Clatre Beunion, Miss Maurine Bennion and Miss lrginia C annon. tf: . THE B. O. A. cJub was entertained last evening bv Miss Marguerite and Miss Stella Devine at their home on Thirteenth South street. The evening even-ing was spent in sewing, after which supper was served. The roooms were decorated in lilacs and pink and white honevsuekle. The supper table had as a centerpiece a crystal bowl filled with pink carnations, ( overs were laid for twentv. These present, besides the regular regu-lar club members were Miss RaJphine Bavrell and Miss Ella Jepperson. v IX honor of -Miss Catherine Richards, a 'June bride, Mrs. W. D. Gaby Miss Marie Gabv and Mrs. Lucy Smith Gabv entertained at tea Saturday afternoon. The same hostesses entertained enter-tained at a tea Friday afternoon for Miss Ruth Gillilan. another June bride. .'fi MISS LISLE BRADFORD and Miss Beth Bradford entertained yesterday yes-terday afternoon with a luncheon and tea on the roof garden of the Hotel Ltah, followed by tea in honor of Miss Clarie- Havnes. a June bride, and of 1 Photo bv Lumiere Studio. r r : 1 - , . aTTO - 4 v WIFE OF - 9 ' UEUT DITTO . , " , - I3ETU&IVE& 4 s " i FQOM xsf " t PASO - i n " ' ' - ' 3 it " , . i . - i J 1 - ' : ; 1 if, v 5 4 ' 1 ' " , " ' , v 1 " " j H - MQS. A-O SEAMAN -WFE OF CAPT SEAM ANj AND f - , ' ' MALL SON, FAVORITES AT THE POST 'o . . ' ; ' M I 1 . J French. Mrs. C. Lcroy Clayton, Mrs. Arnold Ar-nold C. Levis, Miss Eva Mollis, Miss Nora Gleason, Miss Marjorie Palmer, Miss Pauline Taylor. Miss Catherine Ekman, Miss Charlotte Perkes and Miss Agnes Johnston. IX honor of Miss Tcssie lfarmon, who will be married this month. Miss Carrie Chance entertained last evening at her home. Sl'S' Third avenue. The rooms were decorated in Amrrkau fiags and bowls of red and whit.- sv.eut peas and carnations were placed about Mrs. Harold Pickering and Mrs. Gerald Thomas, who were receutly married. A centerpiece fur the table was arranged ar-ranged of assorted flowers in lavender, laven-der, pink and yellow. The place cards were hand-painted sketches of brides. ptfK.?. E. A. EVANS entertained the iV-H members of her card club last evening at dinuer at her home, :;7 ; Browning avenue. A bowl filled with yellow and purple iris was used as the centcrpice for the table. Patriotic culors and wild ilu era were used in the decorations of the other rooms. Following Fol-lowing the dinner, the guests were entertained en-tertained at four tables of bridge. Dancing was enjoyed later in the evening. even-ing. AS soon as the families of the officers of-ficers recently returned from the border to Fort Douglas are settled in their quarters, considerable entertaining entertain-ing will be done. The army pot. so long dull, with so many of the army people on border duty, is now a s, ene of activity. Teas and receptions will soon keep pace with the military activity. ac-tivity. Mrs. A. Owen Seaman and elLlldren. who were with Captain Seamnn on the border for the past three years and a half, have been welcomed back to Fort Douglas. Since Captain Seaman has be?n appointed ap-pointed on the. general staff of the army he may be ordered to Washington Washing-ton soon, or perhaps to France. If he goes to Washington his family will accompany ac-company him. Other recent arrivals among the wives of the post officers are Mts. Bollo C. Ditto, wife of Lieutenant Ditto, a charming young matron; Mrs. John ?ress, wife of Dr. Hess, and their charming young daughter, Miss. Alice Hess; Mrs. Pobert J. Binford, wife of Captain Robert J. Binford, who has many friends in Salt Lake, due to previous residence here; -Mrs. William W. Tavlor, Jr.. wife of Captain Taylor, who is well liked in army and outside social circles; Mrs. Lawrence B. Simonds. charming wife of Major Simonds; Mrs. Walter C. Gullion, wife of Lieutenant Gullion, an attractive Kentucky woman. Mrs. Frederick E. Palmer, wife of Lieutenant Palmer, a former Salt Lake girl, will arrive this week from Long Beach, where she has been visiting recently, to join her husband hus-band at the post. The household of Colonel Alfred Hasbrouck is graciously presided over by his sister, Mrs. Peter Hulme. ANNOUNCEMENT of the engagement engage-ment of Miss Lnella Irvine and Frederick Pickett was made at a luncheon lunch-eon given yesterday by Miss Irvine 's sister, sis-ter, Mrs. D. C. Dunbar, at the Dunbar home, 1172 Second avenue. The deeora-I deeora-I tions were in pink and lavender sweet I peas. j The announcement was attached to ! favors at each plate. Covers were laid for twelve. The wedding will take place early in June. Events of Coming Week Mrs. L. H. Farnsworth will entertain enter-tain at luncheon Monday at her home on East South Temple street, in compliment com-pliment to her daughter, Miss Edna Farnsworth, whose engagement. to Glenwood Elmore Traul is announced today, and of Mrs. Earle F. Farnsworth of San Diego. President and Mrs. H. W. Eehcrd of Westminster college will entertain the graduating classes of the college and the Collegiate institute at luncheon "Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the Commercial Com-mercial club. Commencement exercises exer-cises will be e held Thursday morning and the alumni banquet will be given Thursday evening at Ferry hall. Mrs. D. Markcll will entertain today at an informal family dinner at her home, 2oS Ninth East street, in honor of Miss Louise Morris, a bride of this month. In honor of Miss Venice Lambert, social events have been planned for this week. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Anne Jensen will entertain at a Kensington Ken-sington at her home on Eleventh avenue. ave-nue. On Tuesday Miss Lambert will be the guest of honor at a Mary Pick-ford Pick-ford matinee party given by Miss Augusta Au-gusta Tvens, Miss Helen Wells and Miss Esther Badger, which will be followed fol-lowed later by luncheon at the home of Miss Wells. On Wednesday afternoon after-noon Mrs. O. H. Hewlett will entertain at a Kensington at. her home on Seventh Sev-enth South street. Miss Beth Kcate and Miss Erma Allen will entertain at a movie party Thursday evening, followed fol-lowed later by dancing at the home, of Miss Kcate. , On Saturday afternoon Miss Lambert will be guest of honor at a luncheon given by Miss Kllenor C'lawson at her home on First avenue. Mrs. H. Harry Madse;i will entertain Monday evening at her home on Ninth East street, in compliment to Mis Edith Acomb, who will be married to Harry W. Madscu June 11. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madsen will entertain en-tertain at dinner Friday evening at their home on Ninth East street, in honor of Miss Jewel Champneys and Walter A. Peterson, who will be married mar-ried June. 20. Fn honor of Miss Alene fiolln, who will be married toon , Miss Mel ha a nd Miss Grace Rollo will entertain Saturday Satur-day afternoon at their home, GSJ D street. Miss Efiie Gottfredson "will entertain en-tertain for Miss Rollo on Sunday. The residents of the Sarah Daft home will give a silver tea Wednesday afternoon aft-ernoon for the benefit of the Bed Cross. Mrs. B. J. Wilson will entertain the Busy Twelve club Wednesday afternoon after-noon at her home, mioG Earls court. sj: Mrs. J. C. Vincent will entertain the A. B. club tomorrow afternoon at her homo, 19-1 Buffalo street. :: I n honor of M iss Claire Haynes. a bride of the month, Mrs. J. H. Horlick will entertain at her home Wednesday afternoon. On Saturday afternoon Miss Lola Farrell will entertain in Miss Haynes's honor at her home on Second avenue. In honor of Miss Emily Vance, whoo engagement is announced today. Miss Geneva Hansen will entertain at a miscellaneous bhower tomorrow evening even-ing at her home, 330 East Seventh South street. For Miss Faith Barbara Schulthesa. who will leave Wednesday for New York to perform a mission in the eastern east-ern states, a farewell party will be given Monday evening in the Thirtv-first Thirtv-first ward amusement hall, for which an excellent programme has been arranged. ar-ranged. Mrs. W. X. Lewis, formerly Mi: s Mignon Denbalter, who has recently returned re-turned from her wedding trip to California, Cali-fornia, Mrs. Hugh DougaJl will give a musical tea Tuesday afternoon at her home on Fourth avenue. Mrs. Clayton Y. Smith will give a tea for Mrs. Lewis Wednesday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. R. S. Campbell, on North Main street. On Thusday afternoon after-noon Mrs. H. W. Sherwood will give a bridge tea for Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. N. E. Snell at her home on Eighth avenue. Mrs. W. G. Hunter will give a bridge tea Friday at her home on East Second South street for Mrs. Lewis, n On Thursday evening Miss Lucf! Cannon will be guest of honor at a party to be given by Miss Leah Woolley, and on Friday Miss "Eena Olsen will entertain enter-tain in Miss Cannon's honor at her home on Seventh East street. Friday afternoon a musical tea will be given by Miss Ruby Naegle for Miss Cannon. Miss Alice Finger will entertain at a linen shower tomorrow afternoon at her home in honor' of Miss Ida Finger, who will be married soon. On Tuesday evening a bundle shower will be given in her honor by Miss Minnie Knight at her home on Seventh East street. In honor of Miss Tespie Harmon, a June bride, Mrs. J. C. Deal will enter- , tain Monday evening at her home, 1S3G Ninth East street. Miss Tessie Harmon will entertain at a trousseau tea on Tuesday afternoon at her home, 933 McClelland avenut. In honor of Miss Tessie Harmon and W. Earl Stafford, Miss Vera Johnson and Miss Etsa Johnson will entertain at a dinner on Wednesday, evening at their home, 53S Columbia street. Weddipgs and Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Farnsworth announce the engagement of their daughter, Edna Trene, to Glenwood Elmo Trnui. The wedding will take place at high noon June 14 at St. Mark's cathedral. cathe-dral. Miss Farnsworth is one of the leading vouncr societv L'irls of the citv and belongs to one of Salt Lake's oldest old-est families. Mr. Traul is prominent socially and in a business way. . Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stlefel announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Heleiic, to Gay W. McKeuzie. The wedding will take placo today. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rollo announce the engagement of their daughter, Alene, to H. H. Morris, Ph. D., of the chemistry department of the University I of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. The wedding wed-ding will take place about the middle of June. Mr. mid Mrs. H . E . CJ Lies announce the engagement of their daughter, MjtI, to S. A. Chalker. The marriage will take place the latter part of Jane. The marriage of Miss Leona Sutherland, Suther-land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sutherland, and Gideon Omer will take place Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. tem-ple. A reception will be given la thft. evening at the homo of the bride's parents par-ents in Hullidav. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Lloyd announce the engagement of their daughter, Myr-tlf Myr-tlf Eli alio tli, to Fred Zimmerman, son of Henry Zimmerman. The wedding will U'ke place during June. ;;- Mr. and Mrs. GerVze D. Barrett announce an-nounce Gie i-mgnenient of their daugh-I daugh-I te- "Edit h, lo ICoy C. Kluge. The mai- j (Continued on Tollowiug Page.) 'i " . 1 " " p. . J ' - - I'; ;..v" . : .':;,.VrC- ' : .S;' ::.V' - : ' ? . ' . r--. ';V , ' ' .'W : i--' -'- I . , ' : 1 ' ' 'j - s, ,,4 I ofiiefel (Continued From Frececllng Fage.) riage wi31 take plat-e the latter part of June. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lee announce the engagement of their daughter, Manolato Harold Gunn. The wedding will take place in the early fall. Xr. and Mrs. H. Schielei announce the engagement of their daughter, Kath-erine, Kath-erine, to Walter M. Blank. The mar-erine, mar-erine, to Walter M. BlanV. The marriage mar-riage will take place at an earlv date. The marriage of Miss Zora Hancock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac X. Hancock, Han-cock, and Wilmer Seabury will take place Thursday in the Salt Lake temple. tem-ple. A reception will follow in the evening even-ing at the bride 's home on Yale avenue. The wedding of Miss Ida Finger, daughter of Mrs. Xellie B. Finger, and Leonard Whipple will take place June 13 in the Salt Lake temple. A reception recep-tion will be given in -the evening at the bride 's home. 220 University avenue. Miss Alice Finger, sister of the bride, will be bridesmaid. Arthur "W. Seequist and Miss Rena Knjrrht were married Thursday. A reception re-ception was given in the evening at the home of the couple, 648 Cox's court, for relatives and intimate friends. The house was decorated in? carnations, lilacs and ferns. The bride wore a white crepe de chine gown. The marriage of Miss Grace Muriel Page of Payson, Utah, and Burton H. "Rooison of Osceola, Nev., took place Tuesday evening at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Rosa Dwight, 175 North Sixth AVest street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. P. A. Simp-kin. Simp-kin. The couple left yesterday for their home in Osceola. The wedding of Miss Caroline F. Kim-me! Kim-me! and Alfred T. Stanbridge took place Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.: J. Rudy, 252 Chicago avenue. The ceremony was performed per-formed bv the Rev. P. A. Simpkin. A dinner followed and a reception was given from 8 until 11 o'clock. The couple will be at home after June 15 at 65S Fast Third South street. The marriage of Miss Alma Ellinsson of Salt Lake and Dr. Guy C. Matthew-pon Matthew-pon of Detroit will take place AVednes-dav AVednes-dav in Detroit. The bride will leave today for Detroit accompanied by her brother, J. AValter Kflingson. The wedding of Miss Tessie Harmon and AV. E. Stafford will take place Wednesday at noon in the temple. The couple will leave immediately for a wedding wed-ding trip. Mis Constance Baxter and Guv T. Martin were married yesterday afternoon after-noon at the home of the bride's parents, 574 Xinth avenue. The ceremony was performed bv the Rev. P. A. Simpkin. A supper followed for the immediate family. Later in the evening an informal infor-mal reception was held. Miss Olive Tlill and James A. Hansen Han-sen were married at noon Thursday in the Salt Lake temple. In the evening a reception wa given at the home of the bride's mother. Mrs. G. A. Hill, 1103 South Fourth Fast street, for the relatives and immediate friends of the your. 2 ccrple. The color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the dining room with n crystal basket of pink and white swet peas for the centerpiece. Ferns, palms and pink and white carnations carna-tions were the decorations of the living room and parlors. After their honey moon the young couple wall be at home to their friends at 1062 Fifth East street. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, Jr., announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Leone, to R. V. Martin of Sew York City. The marriage will take place at an early date. The marriage of Miss Elva Stewart-and Stewart-and Frank M. Nelson will take place tomorrow to-morrow evening at S o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, 360 AVest Second North street. The ceremony will be performed by Bishop A. A. Beesley. A wedding supper will follow for the immediate im-mediate relatives. The young couple will make their home in this city. y Mrs. Margaret McKenzie announces the engagement of her daughter, Geneve, Ge-neve, to Frank W. Newman. The wedding wed-ding will take place in June. The marriage of Miss Margaret Latimer Lati-mer to, AVayne Egbert of Sandy took place last evening at 7 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Latimer, 1U4 Third avenue. The ceremony was performed by John Aylett, mayor of Midvale, who is an uncle of the bride. Following the wedding wed-ding a receptiori was given. The house was decorated in white and lavender sweet peas and pink and white carnations. carna-tions. Those who assisted in serving were Miss Erma Egbert, Miss Fay Egbert, Miss Lucile Gillespie and Miss Alene Latimer. The parents of the young couple assisted them in receiving. The bride wore as a going-away gown a gray cloth tailored suit with a white hat and shoes and gloves to match. Mr. and Mrs. Egbert, after a short wedding trip, will be at home at Garfield, where the bridegroom is employed. The marriage of Miss Claire Haynes and J. H. Horlick will take place June 14 at high noon at the First Congregational Congrega-tional church. Mrs. Henry M. Crowther will act as matron of honor and Allen Gillespie will act as best man. Cornelius Glassett announces the marriage mar-riage of his youngest daughter, Agnes Marie, to Clarence E. Christie of Los Angeles, which took place at St. Mary's cathedral Thursday evening. A supper followed at the home of the bride, 856 East- Thirteenth South street. The young couple will make their home at that address. A quiet home wedding took place on Friday, June 1, at S p. m., when Miss Florence I. Hepburn became the bride of Frank E. Webb. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride, 1345 Park street, Patriarch Harrison Sperry ofiiciating. The bride's gown was of ivory crepe de chine, trimmed with satin, and she carried a bouquet of bride roses and snapdragons. She was attended attend-ed by her sister. Miss Gladys Hepburn, as bridesmaid. Albert Webb, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. After the ceremony supper was served to the members of the immediate family. The young couple will be at home to their friends at 1175 Third East street after June 10. The marriage of Miss Kate Pitt and Eugene M. Thurston of Los Angeles will , take place this morning at the home of 1 the bride. The Rev. Peter A. Simpkin will perform the ceremonv. The young couple will leave immediately for Los Angeles, whore they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Cooke announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter, Minnie, to Joseph L. Abbott, which took place AVednesday at the family residence resi-dence on Lake street. Patriarch Harri son Sperry officiated. Mr. and Mrs Abbott will make their home in Salt Lake prior to the former's departure for military service. The marriage of Miss Mayme Pric and Dr. Roy Groesbeck will take place Thursday at the home of the bride's parents, 776 East South Temple street Only relatives will witness the cere mony. The marriage of Miss Agnes Johnstor and John Harrison Deming, Jr., wil take place tomorrow. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles "W. Huhl an uounee the engagement of their daug;h ter, Pauline, to William G. A. Novotny The wedding will take place in tht near future. The marriage of Miss Lucile Cannon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Can non, and Glynn Bennion will take plac Wednesday ' morning in the Salt Lak temple. A wedding breakfast for th immediate relatives will follow at th home of the bride's parents on Ashtoi avenue. Personal Miss Margaret Taylcr daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Taylor, arrived hom last week from Los Angeles, where she has been visiting since being fjraduatec from the University of California a( Berkeley. Mrs. Sherman A. White and two sons Robert and Philip, left last week tc join Captain White in Brunswick, Me. after a visit to Mrs. White's mother Mrs. J. C. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Lewis have re turned from a month's honeymoon tri to San Francisco and southern Call fornia, and are at home in the Fairmont Mrs. Lewis was formerly Miss Mignoi Denhalter. Mrs. Thomas B. Hunter and little soi of San Francisco will arrive this weel for a visit to Mrs. Hunter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Charles TJ. Heuser havi taken the Thomas Byrne home on Eas South Temple street for the summer. Mrs. Tony .Tacobson left Friday fo California to spend some time. She wil visit her son, Alex Jacobson, until ,Tuni S, when he will go into the United State: training camp at Phoenix. Mrs. Fred Vahrencamp has returnee from a three mouth's visit to southen California. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Howells. for merlv of this city, will sail June 7 fron Victoria, B. C, on the Princess Prussi; to spend five months in the Philippines India, China and Japan. They left Nev York, where they have been for the pas few months, yesterday for British Co lumbia bv the northern route. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vier. Jr. and two children of Washington, D. C. are visiting relatives in the city. Mrs Vier was formerly Miss Charlotte Trow bridge of Salt Lake. Mrs. T. J. Morsran and daughter. Mis Kuth Morgan, will leave soon for Siou: Citv. Iowa, to spend the summer. Pr. and Mrs. W. C. Wightmnn o Long Beach. Cal.. with their son. Donalci and daughter. Miss Suzanne, arrived yeF terday in Salt Lake for a week's visit Thev will be the guests durinz their stay of Mr. and Mrs. Could B. Blakely and i V. J. McCoy at their homes in the Ken- ; dart apartments, 66 West Sixth South street. Mrs. Wightman will be remem- j bored by many Salt Lake friends as Miss Minnie Sprague, who formerly made her home here. Mr. and Mis. Jonas P. Riser are receiving re-ceiving congratulations over the birth of a girl Wednesday at St. Mark's hospital. hos-pital. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hapqood and daughter, Charlotte, have giv en up their home at 72 R street and wilt spend the summer and early fall at Cornish, Ctah, where Mr. Hapgood is erecting a sugar plant. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Stevens of Oakland, Oak-land, Cal., and small son, wil! arrive today to visit Mrs. Steven 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adoljh Anderson. Miss Renan King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kins, will be gia dilated dil-ated June 20 from Wheaton college at Xorton, Mass. Miss King will spend the week-end following commencement with school friends at Cape Cod, in a house party composed of the entire graduating class. Miss King will then visit in Xew York and will arrive home about Julv 1. Mr. and Mrs. X. B. White and family are now at home at 446 Thirteenth East street. Mrs. A. L. Houser and little son, William, arrived Friday to visit Mrs. Houser 's parents, Mr. and Mrs., P. M. Anderson. ' Mrs. Houser was formerly Miss Olive Anderson. Mrs. Francis Bryant Perkins of Mc-Gill, Mc-Gill, New, is the guest of her mother, on her way east. Mrs. Perkins was formerly Miss Bertie Holschuh of this city. Mrs. George D. Keyser and children have returned to their ranch in Idaho, after a visit to the city. Mr. and Mrs. Vermont Hatch left yesterday for their home in New York, after a visit to relatives here and in Heber fit'. Mr. Hatch is a brother of Mrs. D. W. McAllister of this city. , Miss Gladys Savage, who spent some j time in the British West Indies, has arrived in New York and will arrive home in a short time, accompanied by I her sister. Mrs. Robert D. Fowler and I children of Perth Am boy, N. J- Mrs. j Fowler and children will spend some I time with Mrs. Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Savage, on Third avenue. ave-nue. Mrs. E. P. R. Thompson and daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Frank K. Nelson, have gone to southern California for a month's visit. -r- Mrs. Sidney B. Riser of Hurley, N. M., arrived in the city to spend the summer months visiting with her mother, moth-er, Mrs. David Evans. Mrs. Riser is accompanied by her two children, her husband expecting to join her for a short visit here the latter part of the summer. Air. and Mrs. Edward F. Levy and son, Allen, left Saturday for San Francisco Fran-cisco to spend the summer at their country home near there. They will also visit their older son, who is in the training camp at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Rohlfing have ' returned, after spending two months . at the mines in southern Utah. Mrs. Susanna Stoutnour and daugh-; daugh-; ter, Miss Almina, of Everett, Pa., are ; here for an extended visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stoutnour, 417 J street. . Miss Hannah Helen LeCompte re-i re-i turned yesterday from Ocean Park, where she spent the past three months. Airs. E. L. Campbell has returned from Ocean Park and the beaches, 1 where she has spent the winter for I the benefit of her health. She is now at home at the home of her son, I. M. Iligley, 711 East Twenty-seventh South . street. Mrs. B. G. Strawser of Los Angeles ; will arrive today to spend a month as the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Stephen H. McMurrin, 31 Fairmont apartments. , Mrs. Strawser has spent some time in - Salt Lake before and has many friends ) here. 3 sft 5 Glen Miller left yesterday for New 5 York. He was accompanied by his i mother, Mrs. A. G. Miller, as far as Kansas Citv. . . Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Dinsmore of St. Joseph, Mo., who are en route to California Cali-fornia by automobile, are here, for a . few davs as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. : C. A.- Faus. 5 ' Mrs. C. B. Rush, accompanied by her ' grandmother, Mrs. C. Redding, arrived ' last week from San Francisco. They will spend the summer here with Mrs. Rush's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jennings, at their home on Twelfth ' East street. Mr. Rush will join them j here later. j Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Sehmiorer are at home at 130 South Seventh East - street. 5 Mrs. Fred Foote and daughter. Miss . Leone, left yesterday for California, l where they will spend the summer at Los Angeles and the beaches. ' Miscellaneous Events ' Mrs. Gladys E. Henderson entertained at luncheon on Friday afternoon in hon-5 hon-5 or of Mrs. John M. Jacobs, who will t leave on Sunday for her home in Walla Walla, Wash. A color scheme of green and white was carried out in the decora-r decora-r tions and refreshments. - The hostess 1 was assisted by her sister, Miss Enid 3. M. Moffat. Covers were laid for the 5 following, besides the guest of honor: Mrs. B. E. Mcintosh, Mrs. .1. Boyd Gordon, Gor-don, Mrs. H. L. Mulliner, Mrs. A. .1. I Lund, Mrs. A. J. Mullings, Mrs. H. M. l Christensen and Mrs. John Miles. The A A'olonte club was entertained - Tuesday evening at the home of Miss l Virginia Clayton, on North Second i West street. Lilies of the valley and , lilacs decorated the rooms, and a large v bowl of these flowers formed the ccnter-t ccnter-t piece for the table, carrying out a pur-i- pie and white color scheme. Covers were laid for Miss Florence Moran. Miss Judith Rordame, Miss Betty Peters. ., Miss Florence Solomon, Miss Ruth Giles, ., Miss Alyne Mowrev and Miss Clayton, i. Miss Judith Rordame will entertain the - club June 19. Teachers of the Jefferson school en-s en-s tertained at dinner Tuesday evening s in honor of Miss Leah II. Arnold, a member of the corps, who will retire from the school system at the concln-f concln-f sion of the present school year. Other l. cniests were Miss Elizabeth Qualtrough i- and G. N. Child. :-. 'The table was decorated with masses of red and gold tulips. The place cards In the shape of butterflies, carried out the same color scheme. A fish dinner under the direction of Mrs. Nanna Clark of the domestic science department was served. Covers were laid for Miss Lean Arnold, Mr. G. N. Child, Miss Elizabeth Qualtrough, Mr. William J. McCoy, Mrs. Emma Bledsoe, Mrs. A. L. Bridgeland, Miss Jessie Hutchinson, Miss Anna M. Anderson, Miss Hortense Lockhart, Miss Louise Benz, Miss Electa Skeen, Miss Lois Jacobs, Miss Ida Roberts, Mrs.' Nanna Clark, Miss Minnie Miller, Miss Violet Bardslev, Miss Hazel George, Miss Lucile Barker, Miss Amy Tre-mayne, Tre-mayne, Miss Pearl Swift, Miss Sara Chaffin, Miss Ruby Lang, Miss Ruth Beliss, Miss Evelvn Thomas, Miss Dora Schick and Miss "Myrtle Hurd. At the eonclusiou of the dinner Miss Lucile Barker gave a toast to Miss Arnold and presented her with a corsage cor-sage bouquet of sweetpeas and roses. G. N. Child gave a tribute to Miss Arnold's long devotion and untiring service in the Salt Lake City schools. Miss Qualtrough spoke feelingly of her Ion" friendship with Miss Arnold and thobeautiful life of service and sacrifice sacri-fice which she had given to her calling. She presented Miss Arnold with a bunch of pansies for remembrance. Musical selections were given by Miss Minnie Miller and Miss Lois Jacobs. Miss Rubv Lang gave a number of humorous readings: read-ings: V. J. McCov, in behalf of the Jefferson Jeffer-son corps, presented Jliss Arnold witil a handsome pin-seal pocket book. Miss Arnold responded with reminiscences of her experiences' in the Salt Lake City schools. ..-. Miss Arnold will return to her home in Philadelphia. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church will hold their annual meeting Tuesday with Mrs. J. B. Davis, No 70 P. street. All members are requested re-quested to be present at 2 p. m. for the election of officers. A birthday party was given by Miss Georgia Van Dvke at her home on Ver-nor Ver-nor avenue la-t week. Among those present were Zelphia Johnson, Sylvia Kahn. "Rose Fitzseralrt. Doris Slater, Emma Peters, Vdnnifred, Dorothy and Gladvs Van Dvke, Kirbv Turton. Paul Sewell, Villiaiii Sewell, Stanley Pters, Shirlev Evans and James Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Shepard entertained en-tertained Tuesday at dinner in honor of Mrs. II. 'Hallow-ell of Butte. Mont., who is enroute to her home after spending the winter iu southern California. Califor-nia. She was accompanied by her two sous and her maid. Mrs. Alvin S. Selander entertained with a crystal shower Wednesday after-noon after-noon at 'her home on Second North street, in honor of her sister. Miss Elva Stewart, who will be married soon. The decorations were in red and white carnations, car-nations, arranged as a centerpiece for the tea table. Rpd hearts were festooned fes-tooned from the chandelier. The host- 1 ess was assisted bv Mrs. J. VC. Stewart : ' and Mrs. W. II. Svertfager. Mrs. fcrn- ! est Ridzes, Miss Erma Ridges. Miss ' j Dora Stewart and Miss Winifred Gilroy. Games were plaved. The prizes were von bv Miss Minnie Cutler and Miss I Erma Glandfieid. The guests included. Mesdames Hyrum Jensen, Oren Wilson Harold Brown, J. L. Bowers, Misses Bessie Goldsbrough, Arline Ridges, Eula Parry, Ada Margetts, Gussie and Pearl Bowidge, Francis Gilroy, Irene Smith, Minnie Cutler, Sadie McFadyen, Erma Glandfield, Clara Lewis, Carol Lyon, and Dee Crawford. Mrs. Harry Bews entertained Thursday Thurs-day afternoon at her home in honor of Mrs. A. L. Dyer, who leaves shortly for her home in Pennsylvania. The feature fea-ture of the afternoon was a guessing game. The reception hall where the guests were received was decorated in purple and white lilacs. A basket of pink carnations and ferns formed a centerpiece for the table. The guests, besides the guest of honor, included Mesdames C. R. Starkweathor, O. T. Sampson, Edward Pearce, Lillie Pearce, Casten Olsen. Una McNulty, F. W. Newton, Jack McCooey, Sam Gillard, Jettie Browning, Pauline Browning, T. V. Odgers. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cromeenes announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter Etta to Raymond N. Schluter. The marriage mar-riage took place March 8 in Ogden, but is just announced. A reception was given for the young couple Tuesday evening, May 29, at the home of the bride's parents on Sixth avenue. The rooms were artistically arranged with pink roses, snapdragons and palms. Mr. and Mrs. Cromeenes were assisted in receiving by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schluter and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Young. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. G. H. Douglas, Mrs. H. V. Jones, Miss Katie Murray and Miss Claire Hartwell. The bride wore a gown of fluffy tulle over silver cloth with a wide girdle of pearls. The veil was made in a cap effect and fastened wdth a band of pearls. She carried a shower-bouquet (Continued on Following Page.) I SOCIETY (Continued From Preceding Pago.) of bride's roses and white sweetpeas. Mr. and Sirs. Scliluter will make their home in -Salt Lake. Mrs. Isabella Murphy and sister, Miss Josie Fitzgerald, will leave this afternoon after-noon for Philadelphia, New York City and Atlantic City, for a visit with friends. Miss Edith Michell and Miss Bertis Miehell entertained at an informal farewell fare-well party at the home of Mrs. Peter Lottis on Main street last week, in honor of Miss Cannellita Bianchi, who leaves in a few days for the Holy Cross training school for nurses. The living rooms were decorated in wild sunflowers and sweet clover blossoms. The supper . table had for a centerpiece a cut-glass 1 basket of sweet clover blossoms. Ju honor of Mrs. Jack Locker of Ruth, Nov., Mrs. Leslie J. Brenner entertained enter-tained Friday at an informal luncheon at her home on Princeton avenue. A basket filled with lilacs formed the centerpiece cen-terpiece for the table. The guests included in-cluded only the intimate friends of the hostess. Mrs. G-. L. Kemerling of .North Bend, B. C, arrived in Salt Lake yesterday to spend a month visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Kemerling was formerly Miss Arlee Guio of this city. The Misses Schick entertained at their home. 1487 Edison street, on Friday evening; for Miss Ce'.il Carstensen, a bride of "Wednesday. June 6. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion, occa-sion, lavender ribbon, lilacs and kewpies being used in the library and red ribbon, flowers and hearts being used in the various other schemes. Refreshments gave the evidence of the purpose of entertainment, en-tertainment, the ico cream being in the form of hearts and the place cards hand-painted hand-painted kewpies. Games were played and music furnished. Those present were Mrs. C. ('. L'arsten?en, Miss Arvilla ( ar.-tenseu. Miss Helen Sims, Miss Myrtle Myr-tle Broughton, Miss Kate White, Miss Annie Shand, Miss Merlyn Chamberlain, Miss Vera Chamberlain, Mrs. J. Jones, Mrs. J. N. Snick. Miss Lillian LitMeford, Miss Dora Schick, Miss Rose Schick, Miss Aileen Christensen and Miss Johanna Jo-hanna Schick. Mirs Emma Johnson delightfully entertained en-tertained Tuesday evening at her home on Si;th avenue and 1 street with a shower and dancing party, given in honor of Miss Alberta P;tions, who is a bride of this week. The girl friends nift curly in thn evening and showered Miss Parsons. The men arrived at 9:30 j). in., after which dancing was en.ioyed. The home was artistically decorated in the delicate shades of pink, green and white. The muie of the evening was furnished by Miss Mabel Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Kred Collin?. Those who were present were : M iss Emily Cubbs, Richard White, Elnise La mm on, Ed Lees, Hazel Keener, Katie Murray, Zel-ma Zel-ma Newman, William Mitchell, Trene Hansen, Lncile Jensen, Mr. Miller, Frank Gateley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jnhnsnn, John Johnson, Mr. Parsons, Mrs. M. Riley, Lorene Orebbs, F. Anderson, An-derson, Mrs. Chase. Miss Merle Scott, who is to be one of the late June brides, was delightfully entertained en-tertained at a shower Thursday even ing, given by Miss May Scarpino and Miss Jessie liadtield at tneir home. The rooms were beautifully decorated with the season's flowers. Refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Mildred Moss, Fanuy Boam, Vera Costo, Eloiso Lemmon, Gladys Boam, Martha Hadfield, Marjorie Beynon. Irene Wright, Evelyn Scott, Mary Driggs, Mil- ' lie' Hadfield, Melva McDonald, Leona , McDonald, Mercy Hadfield, Mrs. Maude Beutrod and Mrs. Albert Scott. Mis9 Grace Howells entertained at a Saltair' dancing party Friday evening in honor of Miss Alameda tardley, a June bride. Grape punch and fruited cherries were served. Decorations were in flags and palms. Miss Alameda Eardlcy will give a trousseau tea at her home, b"21 South Main, Sunday from -to ii p. m. Miss Louise HiM will entertain a number of friends at a "500'' party, in honor -of Miss Alameda Eardley, a -June bride. For Miss Mir Giles, whose engagement engage-ment is announced today,' several entertainments en-tertainments are being planned. Mrs. Leone Carstensen will entertain at. a Kensington at her home on Seventh East street, today in honor of Miss Giles. Miss Phyllis Jac.obsen wUl entertain tomorrow in honor of Miss Mirl Giles and S. A. Chalker, whose marriage will take place June '20. Miss Carl Rindtleisch entertained the members of the Just-a-Mcre club at the home of her mother, Mrs. t C. Larsen, lloo Milton avenue, Thursday afternoon. Luncheon was served and the hostess was presented with a hand-painted hand-painted plate. Music was rendered by Miss Minnie Riuddcisch. The guests of the club were: Mrs. A. X. Fngberg, Mrs. Jack C amerou. dr., M.iss Jolui-etta Jolui-etta Larsen and the Misses Carlina and Minnie Rindllcisch. Mrs. H. E. Cook and Mrs. W. A. McNeal entertained at a Kensington Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. McNeal in the Hillcrest apartments, in honor of Mrs. A. J. Simms, who leaves soon to make her home in Los Angeles. The afternoon was spent in sewing, after which tea was served. The guests numbered fourteen. Miss Eiva Stewart, whose engagement was recently announced, entertained at a trousseau tea Thursday afternoon. The decorations for the table, consisted of a crvstal basked rilled with pink tulips placed on a cluny lace cover. Tbe other rooms of the house were decorated dec-orated in spring blossoms. Miss Win i-fred i-fred Gilroy ann Miss Dora Stewart assisted as-sisted the hostess. In honor of Mrs. T. L. Heim of Denver, Den-ver, who is here, for an ext ended isit with her daughter, Mrs. L. K. Brown, I in the Hillcrest apartment, Mr:;. .. M. Meyer entertained at luncheon Friday afternoon. Purple iris arranged in a cut glass bowl formed the decoration for the table, the place card? also carried car-ried out the purple color scheme. Tall vases of purple lilacs were placed about the other rooms. Covers were laid for sis. The hostess was assisted bv Mrs. L. F. Rains. ifi Miss Florence Irene Hepburn, a June bride, was the complimented guest at a bundle shower given by her sister. Miss Gladys Hepburn, at hr home, FU-i Park street, on Tuesday. May 29, at 2 p. m. and 7 p. m. The rooms were bright with irrs, lilacs and other spring Mowers. The evening was spent with games and mmsic and refreshments were served. The following guests were present: pres-ent: Mrs. Carrie Webb, Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs. R. Lite, Mrs. .1. Call, Mrs. O. Nehr-ing, Nehr-ing, Mrs. M. Phillips, Mrs. William T. Bclliston, Mrs. G. Raybould, Mrs. Lucy M. Green, Mrs. Annie C. Hepburn and the Misses Esther Loftquist and sister, Thelma Eite, Helen Giduey, Gladys Hepburn, Mary Kaiser and Esther Johnson. John-son. M'GILL, "NEVADA i M'GU-X,, June 2. Mrs. Fd T-eak and Miss Alice Smith entertained tbe teachers teach-ers at a vacation party on Thursday. Covers were laid for twenty-two. The table was arranged to represent an outing. out-ing. A large mirror was placed in the center of the table, to represent a lake, with green trimmings around it. a nd a 1 number of boy and girl dolls fishing. T1k I napkins had vacation scenes and earns , on them. The salad represented a hat- tleship, with a number of flags all around. After luncheon part of the evening was spent in songs and merriment, after which the floor was cleared and danciug was engaged in for the rest of the evening. even-ing. Those present were Misses R. Vann, J. Vann, Barbara Kllwell, lCliznneth Berry, Ber-ry, Iolcan Christensen, Helen 'oste!lo, Ada Siminson, Mary Russell, Huth Martin, Mar-tin, Alice Smith, Mrs. Bob Clark and Mrs. Kd "Leak, Messrs. .lamps Howf, Frank Honuingman, Kay Scran ton, Chapman, Chap-man, Crissman, Boneham, Osborne, Professor Pro-fessor Beli and Kd Ieak. Mrs. H. MeVay was hostess to an enjoyable en-joyable dinner party Thursday evening in compliment to Mrs. A. BrocKway and Mra. C. 1. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Cottroll returned home "from a two weeks visit, to Sail Lke City during the week. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Street have left for Salt Bake City for a t wo weeks' vacation. vaca-tion. Mrs. John Stack entertained twentv-five twentv-five of her lady friends Thursday evening even-ing in honor of hr mother. Mis. Joseph Knauf of Houghton, Mich., who is visiting visit-ing with her. Seven games of ",VhV wer- played, and the winners were presented with beautiful prizes. First prize, a handsome cut-glass fruit bowl, was won by Mrs. Chris Ha Her: second prize, h beautiful cut-glass candy dish, was won by Mrs. George Wilkinson. After th games were played a. dainty hmHi was served. Tbe tables wrp beautifully ,-ind tastefully rie.orated with red and whit1 carnations, and a good time was rnjoved. All present declared this to have been one of the nicest affairs of the season. Mrs. Joseph Knauf will remain on- month in the district, visiting with friends, and then leave for hr home in Michigan. The Pythian Sisters gave a. card nartv Thursday evening. A large number of ladies fj.nd gent lemon were invited. A game of "Sno" was plaved by all present. Alter the games a dainty hm.-h ' was servpd and a good time was enjoyed bv all who were, present. Ben u if ul' pri? wpre. presented to the winners. First prize to the lodlps was awarded to Ms. L. Loisell, second prize to Mrs. B. Nink! The booby prize went to Mrs. C. .b Moscly. Gent 1 em tin winnprs wpp Roy Ebniy, first prize; v. C. Abol, second priz and W. flemmington the boohv prize. MllPi,- and dancing completed th'o programme. |
