| Show 1 i II 1 1 f Z I t J 1 II rh i t The most brilliant event of the week was the leeeptlon by Mrs Thomas Jennings Jen-nings and Mrs D C Dunbar There were Halloween parties galore and sevi oral small dinners luncheons and Kensington Ken-sington teas The initial cotillion at the Vlanltou was a great success which Is C also true of the first of the series of Saturday Night club hops at ChrIsten sens hall The most elegant social function of the week was the reception by Mrs Thomas Jennings and Sirs D C Dun bar at the home of the former on Friday afternoon From 3 oclock till 6 the parlors of the handsome residence were filled with guests Mrs Jennings and Mrs Dunbar received re-ceived Mrs Guy Palmer presided at the punch bowl Mrs J E Caine i Mrs WIHard Toung Miss Hooper Miss I Mary Jennings Miss Bartner and Miss Lena Preston served refreshments and Mrs J B Farlow presided at the tea urnMingledWith the hum of voices were the charming strains of music by the Christensen orchestra which dispensed I street sounds from its station in < the upper hall The decorations were beautiful and consisted chiey of chrysanthemums I In thc parlors there was a variety of colors in the floral decorations all mingling in a harmonious whole A rich bit of coloring was the nook where punch was served the dark red or the punch set being further emphasized empha-sized by a large cluster of chrysanthemums chrysanthe-mums of a deeper shade The dining room was adorned with masses of white chrysanthemums set off by trailing smilax White and green were the colors t col-ors and were carried out as far as possible in the refreshments Mrs Jennings wore black silk with elaborate trimmings of lace and jet Moire sleeves Mrs Dunbar was attired in striped black satin Mrs Caine wore black satin trimmed with red brocade Mrs Youngs gown was of black satin with lace trimmings Mrs Palmer wore a becoming street costume L Miss HooperLight tan silk trimmed with red velvet Mrs Farlow was gowned in light gray crepe Miss Jennings wore striped organdie with yellow ribbons Miss Preston wore a dainty gown of white mull Miss Bantners costume was a dark t brown walking suit tr Among the invited guests were Mrs Smedley Mrs James Sharp Mrs Coffin Cof-fin Mrs Eldredge Mrs Young Mrs Griffin Mrs Woodward Mrs Daggett i Mrs Corker Mrs John AY Donellan Mrs John Tilton Donellan Mrs Benedict Bene-dict Mrs Lowe Mrs Benson Mrs Bascom Mrs Wallace Mrs Dye Mrs Will Clawson Mrs Armstrong Mrs Knox Mrs Bacon Mrs Mackintosh Mrs Read Mrs Gemmel Mrs Gannett Gan-nett Mrs Amelia Young Mrs Pyper Mrs PInkferton Mrs Kissick Mrs Archer Mrs F S Richards Mrs i Frank Kimball Mrs D J Sharp Mrs George M Downey Mrs George F Downey Mrs A Roundy Mrs M A I Hughes Mrs Dart Mrs Holden Mrs Teasdel Mrs Carlson Mrs Johnson Mrs Webber Mrs O F Whitney Mrs H G Whitney Mrs Young Mrs Tay lor Mrs Clawson Mrs M Wells Mrs Culmer Mrs Spencer Mrs Rossiter Mrs Kraft Mrs Isaac Clayton Mrs B S Young Mrs Knowlton Mrs Richards Mrs Cummings Mrs Pen rose Mrs Heizman Mrs Coates Mrs Richards Mrs Palmer Mrs Whltall Mrs McFarland Mrs Newton Mrs Morrison airs Fyler Mrs Lisschey Mrs H M Wells Mrs Lynch Mrs lawson Mrs Staines Mrs Campbell Mrs Rawlins Mrs Pratt Mrs Burgess Bur-gess Mrs Nelden Mjs Kimball Mrs Lawrence Mrs Fox Mrs F Clawson Mrs Dinwoodey Mrs Moyle Mrs Ferguson Mrs A Sharp Mrs John Sharp Mrs John N Sharp Mrs Parley Par-ley L Williams Mrs James Glendln ning Mrs Frank Jennings Mrs Stan I I lew Clawson Mrs Emily Grant Mrs E W Sloan Mrs Dinwoodey Mrs James Jennings Mrs John Felt Mrs Barratt Mrs Dougall Mrs Beattie Mrs Barratt Mrs C S Burton Mrs G Ellerbeck Mrs Joseph Jennings Mrs Snell Mrs Davis Mrs Riter Mrs Bennett Mrs McCornlck Mrs Zane Mrs Isaac Jennings Mrs Witcher Mrs Park Mrs Henderson Mrs Groo Mrs Ellerbeck Mrs Robertson Mrs Spencer Mrs Brigham Mrs Clark Mrs Bidwell Mrs Harkness Mrs Katie Young Mrs T C Bailey Mrs Pratt Mrs Ellen Clawson Mrs Isaac Trum bo Miss Donellan Miss Harkness Miss Ora Harkness Miss Young MIfes Lu clle Young Miss Afton Young Miss Woodward Miss Corker Miss Lucy Corker Miss Nellie Walker Miss Benedict Ben-edict Miss Wallace Miss Mackintosh Miss Sorley Miss Miner Miss Roundy MIss Florence Roundy Miss Mary Price Miss Webber Miss Georgia Webber Miss Ethelyn Webber Miss Hinkle Miss Pratt Miss Kimball Miss Lawrence Miss Cecelia Sharp Miss Linforth Miss Bacon Miss Whitall Miss Palmer and Miss Davis Halloween games music and a I dumb supper < cobwebs and charades cha-rades were the order of the evening at the home of Mrs Ellerbeck corner of Third and B streets on Wednesday evening The young < people who shared in those pleasures were Messr Juno and I Winnie Sprague Edythe Ellerbeck Ardell Cummings Ruby Clawson Claire Clawson Genevra Ellerbeck Emma El lerbeck and Messrs Fred Earls A B Sawyer Spencer Clawson jr Earl Cummings Henry Bailey Chauncey Benedict Scott Wells and Guy Anderson Ander-son A party of about forty was merrily and somewhat mysteriously entertained on Halloween at the home of Mr George L Savage All the appointments were wierd and picturesque The house was lighted by the good old conservative candle Witches serpents mocking fiends grinning grin-ning apes skeletons a boiling caldron ghosts and goblins were the order of the evening Memories of the superstitions supersti-tions so graphically described in Tom OSanter were revived The guests at the Grand celebrated All Halloween in jovial fashion All the timehonored games were Indulged in and some of the ladies declare they have noticed some gray hairs since listening lis-tening to those ghost stories that they never saw before Who Am I and A Penny for Your Thoughts were games In which all participated ana which all enjoyed One of the gentlemen gentle-men was the prime mover in the impromptu im-promptu party and his plans were ably seconded by Mrs J T Donellan and Mrs C H McMann J One of the jolliest assemblages on Halloween was the one that celebrated 1 the evening at he home of the Misses Earls All the appoihtments of the r rooms were wierdly suggestive of the evening and Its quaint customs Hatboxes Hat-boxes perforated with features supposed sup-posed to resemble the human were placed over the electric lights Jacko lanterns had places of honors on the pu so and window sills Indeed they were much in evidence everywhere and the light from these seasonable illuminators shone on pretty girls gowned in white and with powdered hair All the usual Halloween games were played and the menu included Halloween pies There were present Miss Preston Miss Laura Preston Miss Lena Preston Miss Jessie Forbes Miss Mary Schleley Miss Grace Thomson Miss Laura Crawford I Craw-ford Mr Robert H Wallace Dr Meacham Mr J L Franken Mr Will Gray Mr Taylor Mr Frank Kraft and others The most unique of the numerous Halloween parties was that given by the Sunshine club at the home of Mr and Mrs R K Thomas The guests proposed to enter the house by the usual entrance but the fates in the form of the charming young ladies whose dictum was law in this case ordained otherwise One of the white robed figures met the bewildered be-wildered one at the door and guided him to a window at the side of the house Here the ghostly guide rapped three times and was promptly answered by another spook who opened the window and allowed the visitor to enter in as dignified a manner as the circumstances circum-stances admitted He found himself in a room lighted only by grinning Jack olanterns His guide beckoned him and he followed to a door on which was painted a skull and cross bones and I below these the legend Abandon all hope ye who enter here He didnt want to proceed further but he thought he heard a faint feminine giggle from the guide as he showed signs of cowardice and that nerved him for the ordeal He was piloted across the river Styx of sticks after he passed the dreaded threshold to a chorus of groans that made his hair rise But his troubles were not yet at an end He must be presented to the queen of Hades who sat on her throne looking anything but reassuring His obeisance ob-eisance over he was greeted by the shadowy figures in the room with anything any-thing but unearthly laughter He then donned the robe of the order a sheet and helped to initiate and terrify the next comer After supper the ghostly habiliments were doffed and the young people betook be-took themselves to the barnacle where they danced until the wee sma hours not at all saddened by their recent experiences ex-periences in Hades Among the members of the club and their guests were Miss Kate Thomas Miss Edna Hyde Miss Laura Hyde s Miss Mae Taylor Miss Winnie Miner Miss Florence Miner Miss Prlscllla Smith Professor Merrill Mr Theo Nystrom Mr Richard Shipp Mr Bar nard Stewart Mr Alonzo Hyde jr Mr Fred Miner Mr Sam Barratt Mr Fred Ridges and Mr Fred Reynolds The students at Rowland hall bade farewell to lessons and dull care on I Wednesday evening and celebrated Halloween with great gusto The parents pa-rents and some of the friends of the pupils pu-pils were present to join in the rollicking rollick-Ing fun of the hour The young ladies were in costume Miss Margaret Coates as Levity won the prize for the most artistic costume cos-tume Miss Ollie Jennings as a Japanese Japan-ese for the most original character and Miss Etta Wagner as a Texas I cowboy for the beg sustained charac = ter Others deserving special mention were Lilian Godfrey as Bopeep Sophie tTonheim as Little Boy Blue Mabel Hall as Maud Muller Florence Flor-ence Howat as a colored nurse and Frances Howat and Ella Putnam as babies Miss Bessie Hanks as Pocahontas Poca-hontas and Edna Bemington as a sister of charity The young ladies joined in a grand maroh In the earlier part of the evening even-ing ending with the lancers The wierd scene from Macbeth in which the witches presided over the gruesome conception was enacted But in this case the witches were younger and prettier and the mess consisted of nutshells nut-shells with a fortune Inside A mammoth mam-moth cobweb hi the library then engaged en-gaged the attention of the young merrymakers mer-rymakers Miss Lottie Golding won the chief prize for unravelling the 1111Lq C Miss Dagrgett favored the guests with a vocal solo and Miss Eva Davis gave a recitation Rev W K Hall of St Marks acted as pianist and provided music in excellent ex-cellent time and tune for dancing and so ended an evening long to be remebered by the girls of Rowland hall Mrs Charles H Brink gave a Ken sing tea on Friday last to twentyseven friends Her parlors were profusely decorated with chrysanthemums of every color She was assisted in receiv ing by Mrs E M Miller The guests were Mrs Hoyt Sherman Mrs James Lowe Mrs Theron Geddes Mrs A T DrIgg Mrs Wantland Mrs Goodwin Mrs Vincent Mrs Dart Mrs Tiernan Mrs Samuel Paul Mrs Fifield Mrs Egbert Roberts Mrs O P Miles Mrs Forbes Mrs Nelden Mrs Hender son Mrs Markland Mrs Kenyon Mrs W P Lynn Mrs William Bradley Mrs M C Fox Miss Fox Mrs Holman and others I The Misses Shearman gave a luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs A F Hol I den They are charming entertainers II and that the afternoon was enjoyed Iby all goes without saying I Their guests were Mrs A F Holden Mrs M C Fox Mrs George FDOW ney Miss Crawford Miss Maguire Miss Harkness Miss Kimball Miss Mackin tosh Miss Lawrence and Miss Rhodes On Friday evening the Misses Hyde entertained some friends pleasantly though informally at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs A E Hyde No 40 West North Temple street Among the number were Misses Zannie Cannon Can-non Mae Taylor Kate Thomas Pris cilla Smith Winnie Miner Florence Miner Ella McDonald and Messrs Will Romney Theo Nystrom Professor Merrill Fred Miner Charles Stewart Fred May Hiram Beck Fred Ridges Barnatrd Stewart Paul Kimball and Fred Ridges Mrs Heher M Wells gave a Kensington Kensington ton tea on Monday last to a number of ladies especially to her younger friends I It was an afternoon of rare enjoyment Ito i-to all present I Among the guests were Mrs Will f Hampton Mrs John Groesbeck jr I Mrs George Ellerbeck Mrs Stephen J Lynch iMrs C H Kraft Mrs Murray Godbe Mrs Edna Wells Sloan Mrs I Tessie Werner Mrs John Held Mrs I I May ClawsonT J Wash Young i Mrs Isaac Clayton Mrs Walter Jennings I Jen-nings Mrs Alder Mrs Charles Burton Mrs Frank Beattie Mrs Phoebe Taylor Tay-lor Mrs Sidney Clawson Mrs Fred I Clawson Miss Ivy Clawson Miss Lulu Clawson MissrWhltney Miss Mae Taylor Tay-lor Miss May Preston Miss Webber Miss Georgia Webber Miss Ethelyn Webber Miss Florence Alder Miss Gertrude Allen Miss Lucy Van Cott Miss Clowes Miss Edna Dwyer Miss Cecelia Sharp Miss Winnie Kimball Kim-ball Miss Edith Weiler and Miss Isabel Sears The first of the cotillions took place on Tuesday evening at the Manitou Mani-tou The joydusness of youth lovely toilettes excellent music gracious chaperones chap-erones pleasant surroundings all the elements that serve to make a dancing party the enjoyable recreation it should be were present Since the first was undeniably successful doUbtless the remainder re-mainder oft he series will be equally so Mrs J Woodward and Mrs W K Wright were the chaperones The music was furnished by Olsons enlarged orchestra or-chestra The large dining room was used for dancing and refreshments were served in the ordinary which was tastefully taste-fully adorned for that purpose Mrs Wright wore black silk with jet trimming Mrs Woodward black and old rose brocade Miss Woodward pink silk combined with blue velvet Miss Wallace black satin with pink sash gloves and roses Miss Shearman black silk with black lace Miss Lawrence black silk with lace trimmings Miss Waynlck cream colored crepe with bodice of cream brocaded saitln red roses Miss Hoge white dotted Swiss ana yellow ribbons Miss Colton striped silk white net and black velvet rosettes Miss Putnam Put-nam white silk Miss Tiernan white mull and pink ribbons Miss Edna Sherman white mull girdle and crush collar of blue silk Miss Bacon figured organdie yellow ribbon Miss Roundy dream colored crepe girdle and crush collar of red velvet Miss Afton Young effective combination of pink and white Miss Ethelyn Webber Nile green silk Miss Mary Jennings white dotted swiss blue ribbons Miss McCornick black embroidered chiffon over pink silk Miss Edith Dinwoodey red silk and red chiffon Mrs Dinwoodey gray silk brocade with pink rosebuds an especially es-pecially pretty costume Miss Alff Nile green chiffon tan silk sleeves Miss Druehl cream colored gown trimmed with ribbons of the same shade Mrs Lischey black lace Miss Hardy blue crepe Miss Florence Roundy white dotted swiss lavender sash The gentlemen present were Dr Pen rose Mr Henry McCornlck Mr Milton Oglesby Mr Will J Lawrence Mr Grant Hampton Mr Ives Cobb Mr R J Glendlnnlnsr Mr Roy McKay Mr George Nye Mr Salisbury Gilmer Mr Robert Officer Mr Graham Putnam Mr Will T Dinwoodey Mr Brigham Little Mr Alma Katz Mr Max Smith Mr S K Hooper Mr John Rookledge Mr George Odell Mr E O Gates Lieu I tenant Spence Lieutenant Gardner Lieutenant Preston Lieutenant CasselT Dr Betts Mr Mack and Mr E O Gates On Wednesday last Mrs Frank Al Vincent entertained some friends inform Infor-m l1 at luncheon Autumn leaves were used In the artistic decorations of the dining room and white chrysanthe mums were used Inthe ornamentation of the parlors The guest were Mrs Dean Mrs Mor ton Mrs Hughes Mrs O P Miles Dr I Luella p Miles > Mrs Joseph Brinker Miss Collins Mrs Dickert Mrs Dart I and Mrs Clarence Brown I On Friday Mrs Heber M Wells gave a Kensington tea which was the fourth of a series of parties at her hospitable home within the past i fortnight The decorationsand refresh meats received merited praise She was assisted in entertaining her guests by Mrs Frank Beattie Mrs John Groes beck Mrs Phoebe Taylor and others Those present were Mrs Willard Young Mrs John T White Mrs Isaac I Trumbo Mrs Richard W Young Mrs Thomas Jennings Mrs D C Dunbar Mrs Nettie Y Snell Mrs Eva Davis Mrs Frank Jennings Mrs Howard Russell Mrs James H Moyle Mrs W W Biter Mrs M E Cummings Mrs O F Whitney Mrs H G Whitney t Whit-ney Mrs Will Clawson Mrs Loomis i Mrs Wells Mrs Margaret Clawson Mrs Nathaniel Brigham Mrs D S Spencer Mrs J D Spencer Mrs Ro = siter Mrs Stanley Clawson Miss Lin i forth and Miss Babcock The first rehearsal of the operetta MA Dress Rehearsal to be given under the auspices of the Young Ladies Aid society and for the benefit of that well known charitable organization organiza-tion was held at Professor Krouses studio on Thursday The rehearsal was a success the young ladies are enthusiastic enthusi-astic and that the operatta will be one 1 lor the most entertaining amateur performances per-formances ever given In the city goes without saying Professor Krouse is the musical director I The cast is as follows Miss Jones a school teacher Miss Lois Kimball Mile a French teacher I teacherMiss Dollie Fisher ClnderellalIrs J C McNally The Prince PrinceMrs i Mrs Jennie Hawley Woodrow Fairy godmother Miss Tillie Phillips First spiteful sisterMiss Grace Young Greedy girl Miss Marie Alf Romantic girlMlss Luacine Hoge CharityMiss Clara Colton Miss PinchbeckMiss Dollie Stepper Mrs JarbeyMiss Martha RO > lei i le-i The cast is complete with one or two exceptions There will also be a chorus cinsistlng of Mrs Bert Seabolt Miss Margaret ParK Miss Ida Pratt Miss Gertrude Pratt Miss Marie Roundy Miss Agatha Conklln Miss Allle Bishop Miss RomaIne Stoutt Miss Fannie Stoutt Miss Bessie Huggins Miss Julia Dean and others Mrs George F Downey will entertain i I enter-tain sixteen friends at a dinner tomorrow to-morrow t s s s The meeting of the Circle of Strangers Strang-ers has been postponed one week Y i 1 i Mrs George N Loomis will leave today to-day for a visit of two months with relatives in Kansas I S i t Mrs L H Farnsworth gave a dainty luncheon on Thursday In honor i of Mrs Sebree of Idaho and Mrs Stiles of Nebraska s s Mrs J M Benedict will leave for Westfield N J on Tuesday for a visit with her sister Mrs A F Grants Grant-s s Dr and Mrs Plummer gave a jolly little Halloween party Those who shared in the sports of the evening were Dr and Mrs T B Beatty Dr and iMrs A C Ewing Miss Rowe I Miss Dukes Miss Wiggins Miss Thorn ton and Mr McCoy a Communications to this department should be signed by the writer They should also give the date of the entertainment enter-tainment described Many contributions contribu-tions find their way to the wastebasket waste-basket because these essentials are omitted S 1 Miss Lydia Palmer and Miss Lillian Thompson entertained a few young people with Halloween games and cards on Wednesday evening Mrs J A Lisle and Mrs C T Thompson in their capacity as chaperones enjoyed the fun quite as much as did the younger people Among those present were Miss Annie Mae McMillan Miss Ethel Froiseth Fred Davidson Virgil Groo Charles Thompson and Harry Penal I more S t s Mrs A T Drigg of Kalamazoo Mich is visiting her daughter Mrs E M Miller i Mrs J T Donnellan and Mrs John Linck have issued invitations for a tea on Thursday t t Mr and Mrs C L Plunkett are in r the city and are at present the guests of Mrs Plunketts mother Mrs Davis I They will make their home here and their return is hailed with pleasure by many friends 5S s The wedding of Miss M Edith Newett and Judge Grant H Smith will take place at St Marks cathedral on Tuesday Tues-day evenig at half past seven No cards have been issued and but few verbal invitations have been given Miss Newett is the guest of Mrs and Miss Gilmer and will remain with them until the wedding 3 9 s Following is the personnel of still another Halloween party this being one which was given at the home of Mrs Pinnock Misses May Jackson Effie Phippen Etta Sears Alice Liddle Marie Rodgers Eugenie Meyers ay Pinnick = Okey Mary Gustaveson Masters J r N Bassett Eddie Liddle Chapmanr can Francis ROdgers and Beetle PJiin pen Miss Nellie Young and Mr Frank Groesbeck will be joined in the holy bonds of wedlock on December 12 S s Mr and Mrs A P Sinclair have removed re-moved to No 215 East Third South Miss Eunice Pomeroy is visiting her sister Mrs Oliver Avey and will spend the winter C s Captain Rhodes and the Misses Rhodes are at Fords W Miss Lizzie McCormick entertafejj a party of friends in the lively fashion appropriate on Halloween s s Miss Cecelia Sharp read a paper on Wagner and illustrated the same by playing several Wagnerian selections at the last meeting of the Cleofan I Mrs Nellie little read a paper on Egypt I s t s I The Misses Conklin are organizing I an evening dancing class for Thursdays Thurs-days Mrs Keyes will play for this as well as the other classes which fact ensures good music Mrs A F Holden gave a dinner on Monday evening when her guests were Miss Shearman Miss Edna Shearman Miss lIcCornick Mr Harry Shearman Mr A Hanauer Mr George M Scott and Mr Henry McCormick tl tlt Miss May Price and a number other t ot-her young friends celebrated Halloween Hallo-ween in a fitting manner The swinging swing-ing apples was the cause of much mirth The dumb supper so called i which the young ladies prepared and served in silence was a great success Among the participants were Misses Winnie Jones Kate Hardin Edith Midgley Kate McAllister Emily Cannon l Can-non Rideout Emma Young Kate I Dwyer Traynor and Messrs Brigham Brig-ham Cannon Sylvester Cannon I Frank Derrick Ed Mldgley Frank I Foster Austin Whitney BrighoMt Sears John F Whlttemore Giorge i Morris Miss Bessie Glendlnning s as Geometry Geome-try wore one of the most original orf tumes seen at Rowland Hall on Wet nesday evening The gown was blJc The cuffs and collars were triangle worked in white A long geometrical problem worked in the same color formed the border There were geometric geomet-ric figures worked upon other portions of the garment and even the hat showed numerous angles Miss Eva Davis wore a pretty Highland costume |
