Show FASHION AND GOSSIP The Society Events of the Past Week THE ATKINJONES RECEPTION Hot At Forest FarmAt the SpringsAt togan Badley Bosslter BadleyKosslter One of the most elegant affairs of the kind that has transpired in that quarter for some days past was the wedding reception on Friday evening tendered to Mr and Mrs Henry Badley on their return from Logan where they had been made one The company present was of the most sociable the bride and groom happy and smiling the presents elegant and costly and all went as merry as a marriage bell Among the guests of the evening who had assembled to extend ex-tend congratulations and good wishes were Mr and Mrs E J Swaner Mr and Mrs George Speirs Mr and Mrs W Fuller Mr and Mrs H Newton Mr and Mrs W A Wilcoy Mr and Mrs J Pierce Mr and Mrs J C Woods Mr and Mrs J Keddington Mr and Mrs J Sanders Mr and Mrs T King Mr and Mrs W Crabtree Mr and Mrs C Crabtree Mr and Mrs G Crabtree Mr Al Badley Mr Geo Badley Mr Will Strong Mrs C Badlev Sir H Kirkman and Miss R Badley Mr H Earl and Miss Rachel Baddly Mr W Rossiter and Mrs E J Sloan Mr W J Sloan Mrs M Keddington Mrs T Kcddington Miss E Keddington Miss M Blair Miss F Blair Miss M Swaner Miss H Dixon I and others An Out at Hot Springs On Wednesday a pleasant party of ladies and gentlemen of Ogden left for a quiet days out at the Hot Springs Lunching bathing social converse and speeches by Wm Driver Esq and Judge Farr were the principal features ofthe day and a HERALU correspondent correspond-ent was assured that more pleasant party never left Junction City for an out Among the guest of the day were C F Middleton and family Jude Aaron Farr and family James Taylor Esq and family W C Child Sen and family Wm Driver Esqand family City Councilor John Pincock and family Father Wm Middleton and C S Browning and family At Logan The wedding reception of Mr William Will-iam T Brown and Miss Carrie Anderson Ander-son of Logan was held at the residence of the grooms parents on Friday evening last when a large number of friends assembled to do honor to the wellknown and newlywedded pair The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs J H Brown and is a young man highly respected among his acquaintances acquaintan-ces and friends and the bride is as sweet and winsome a lady as the groom could wish her to be Our best wishes go with them for a lone and successful voyage on the sea of life At Forest Farm Forest Farm once one of the favorite resting places of President Brigham Young and now the home of Mrs I Katie Young was on Wednesday the I scene of festivity and enjoyment such as have not reigned there since the life Ii time of the illustrious President The Unity Club and a number of their friends drove down in the morning in I one of Mulloys drags and a number of private conveyances carrying with them I baskets and hampers ad infinitum Lunch was snread and partaken of by the ladies under the trees on the beauti fill grounds shortly after midday and towards evening high tea was set for the gentlemen who happened down after office hours The charms of the scenery the cosiness of the old farmhouse and the hospitality of its mistress all combined to render the day one of memorable enjoyment j en-joyment and not since the grounds rang to the jests and laughter of Julia Dean I Hayne George Waldrpn and the numerous j nu-merous other dramatic lights of other i days who so frequently met there at the invitation of the President had they witnessed so much geniality merriment I and sociability Besides the members of Mrs Youngs family the well known I ocrsonncl of the Unity Club with husbands hus-bands and beaux the following were present Mrs Robert Watson Mrs N I A Empey Mrs Frank Richards Mr and Mrs John Groesbeck Mr and Mrs H B Clawson Jr Mrs A Roundy Mrs J F Wells Mrs H S Beatie Jr Mrs H Bartlett Mrs Fannv Thatcher Mrs Henry Snell Mrs A W Carlson Mr Henry Dmvvoodev Miss Alice Din wcpdey Mr W Walltce and several others The AtkinJones Reception A brief note from our Provo correspondent corre-spondent announced the fact that Provos popularyoung lady Miss Annie Jones had left for Logan in company with Mr George Atkin Jr of Tooele I The happy couple reached this city on Wednesday evening and on Thursday morning took the northbound train for I the capital of Cache were married on Thursday returned to Salt Lake on I Friday evening and yesterday morning j left for Provo Last evening an elegant reception was tendered Mr and Mrs i George Atkm Jr at the residence of the brides parentsMr and Mrs S S I Jones where a host of friends assembled assem-bled with an unusual amount of con1 1 gratulations and good wishes for the I future happiness of the newlywedded i I pair Of the bride the writer need say little I save that personal acquaintance with f the young lady extending over num ber of yearsbas but served to strengthen strength-en the conviction that the bridegroom I I has won a prize in the matrimonial lottery lot-tery and will certainly deserve all the I congratulations that must be showered I upon him as the husband of an intelligent intelli-gent accomplished and beautiful wife 1 The loss of her genial face will be sadly iniiieu Inthe household that has grown so accustomed lo her presence I The groom is a younehian of ability talent and energy and can be considered consider-ed in 110 other light than being worthy of the prize he has won We regret thatthe late hour of the reception last evening precludes a fuller I accountthis morning 1 Fashions Freaks Colored and blacfcbeadsjnustbe sewn on with silk as cotton changes color with wear Wool canvas costumes are very styl ish and are trimmed with wool lace matching the dress in color Dresses of printed cotton materials such as satteen toiledeVichy percale and others are made with plain skirts The demand for Oriental Spanish and Escurial lace is still unabated al though these are dividing honors with the various col red wool laces The oldfashioned puffs in cotton are fashionably used for children this season sea-son and make up charmingly with the white and ecru embroideries for yokes and ruffles Some of the prettiest dresses for little girls are made in strawberry or oldgold satine in the very tiniest checks in blouse styles trimmed with tinted lace and bows of ribbon A pretty dog collar suitable for the most dressy wear is made of pale blue velvet complefely covered with pearl beads and finished with a dainty bow of velvet ribbon to match Any shade QI velvet and ribbon may be chosen Gold and brown beads look well on brown net two or more shades of blue or gold and silverorr blue net pearls or white beads on whife black jet and dull beads on black net Various colored col-ored beads may also be Used on black or whIte net |