Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1899-01-08 | Page 13 | Society

I t a ooao + 00u o 0 + e t a 3De0000o0oooeo00 ° o w o f o 1 G r ea o o d Yr c e p 0 y o 0 J 0 0c o o o c o b o c 1 r Y P 1 b i D b o I 1 7 I 0 e o a e r 1 0 o c o c opooocooooo00o9o C r I c I 00 p oau lo ° + i 1 r The first part of the new year in the social world was not notable in anyway any-way Few amusements were provided for society lovers although the entertainments enter-tainments given were of an unusually enjoyable character The reception given by Mr and Mrs Theron Geddes and Miss Geddes stands out most prominent prom-inent y while among other enjoyable affairs were the card party given by Judge and Mrs Le Grand Young the dinner given by Mrs S B Emery and the dance at the home of Mrs Smed ley 000 Saturday so long tabooed by brides and even considered by the old famil tar rhyme as no < day at all is in high favor by brides in Salt Lake this season To get married on Saturday I is the fashion of the moment Society is standing openmouthed with astonishment aston-ishment at this new idea for if there has been these last twenty years one i Bay regarded as peculiarly inappropriate inappropri-ate ana unlucky for welding that day II has been Saturday But of a sudden Saturday has been seized on as the day I of all days for the fashionable weddings wed-dings and the other days of the week i I have been cast quite into the shade I What has brought this change of feeling can hardly be told It is however how-ever considered little short of remarkable remark-able and is occasioning a great deal I of talk l Coming Events I Tuesday evening the second dance of the assembly scrim will take place at Christens I Wednesday afternoon Mrs George Y Wallace i and Miss Wallace will enter j tain at cards Mrs D C Dunbar will I entertain the same afternoon Thursday evening Mr and Mrs David I I Da-vid C Dunbar will give a large card I party I I Friday evening the ladies of Unity i Circle will give a dance at Christen sens Saturday evening will occur the marriage mar-riage of Miss Maria and Mr David Skillman Murray at St Marks cathedral cathe-dral Reception and Dance Mr and Mrs Theron Geddes and Miss G Ides gave a large reception and dance Wednesday evening at the Knutsford to several hundred guests The entire parior floor was thrown open I and was decorated under the direction I of Huddart who carried out some new ideas The corridor was ornamented with potted palms and plants The t i I dancing hall decorations were carried lout i l-out entirely in green and white Ropes i 1 of smilax were festooned about the i walls of the room while from the doorways I door-ways were suspended hanging baskets of trailing vines A bank of palms and plants across one end formed a pretty part of tho decorations The supper room decorations of green and icJ were equally effective A reception recep-tion was held from 8 until 10 after which dancing was participated in Mr and Mrs Holman and Miss Blanche Burke assisted Mr and Mrs Geddes andMiss Geddes inieceiving tAt t II At Home Mrs George Lowe Nye received informally i in-formally on Monday afternoon and in the evening gave a dainty supper which was enjoyed by Mr and MrsI I Sam C Park Miss Afton Young Miss Webber Mr Shirley Webber Mr Grant Hampton and Mr Will Ford At Cards Judge and Mrs Le Grand Young entertained en-tertained at sixtythree Friday evening even-ing in honor of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hardie Young The parlors were decorated dec-orated in white and gold Twelve tables ta-bles were arranged the score cards being be-ing dainty water color miniatures and the tallies Gibson figures done in pen and ink Prizes for the game were won by Miss Kimball Mrs W V Rice of Park City Mrs Calvin Mr Vernon Hardy Mr George Lowe Nye and Mr Dick Sprague Present to meet the guests of honor were Mr and Mrs David C Dunbar Mr and Mrs W H Bancroft Mr and Mrs W V Rice Mr and Mrs J M Bidwell Mr and Mrs H W Lawrence i I Mr and Mrs D J Sharp Mr and Mrs I W B Sprague Mr and Mrs C L I Rooklidge Mr and Mrs W N Dini i woodey Mr and Mrs Calvin Mr and Mrs J E Caine Dr and Mrs J S Witcher Mr and Mrs G L Nye Mr and Mrs J L Franken Mr and Mrs William Reid Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kerr Mr and Mrs Kleinschmidt Miss Woodward Miss Kimball Miss Woodruff Wood-ruff Miss Crawford Miss Nason Miss Adelaide Nason Miss Sadler Miss June adler Miss Hanauer Mr Rooklidge Mr Sprague Mr W J Lawrence Mr G N Lawrence Mr Bert Lawrence Mr Ray Walker Mr Nason M D E Surrey Mr Vernon Hardy Mr Will Fend Mr Hanauer and Mr T R Jones i I Dancing Party 0 The holiday dance given Monday evening by lire W E Sri ediey in honor of the children was ran attractive affair of the week The parlors were canvassed and decorates with Christmas i Christ-mas green and flowers and during = the j evening tempting refreshments were served Those who enjoyed the affair were the I Misses Mary Derge Julia Cullen Genevieve Gene-vieve McCornickr May Brunton Stella I Conn Margie Glendinning Eudora E Daly Evelyn Daly Je = sie Bruback Adelaide Ad-elaide Woodruff Margaret Walker j I Geneva Savage Lizzie Weit2 Margse Palmer Ora Dunford Mary Sherman Bessie Niles Stella Fabian Mary Marshall Mar-shall Beta Kahn Aline McMillan Mil i dred McMillan Grace Lyons Marion i Hall Virginia Beatty Evelyn Allen I Edna Farrsworth Ann tte Farnsiortn Ruth Beesley Messrs Harold Fabian Clarence Milner Frank Niles Clarence Bamberger Julian Paul Sam Paul Hugh Williams Ralph Brown Wayne I Brown Russell Woodruff Roger Powers I Pow-ers George Knox De Witt Knox Louis Farnsworth Earl Farnsworth Yale I Pfoutz William Ferguson William Hall Almert Daly Theodore Briiback Henry Evans Chester Evans Scott I Evans Morton Lewis At Dinner Mrs S B Emery entertained at dinner din-ner at the Knutsford on Friday evening even-ing r Roses and carnations were profusely pro-fusely used in the decorations The guests were Miss Bransford Miss Stella Stel-la Bransford Mr Harris and Mr Evans 1 At Sixtythree I Miss Moffat and Miss Hays gave an I enjoyable sixtythree party on Thursday Thurs-day evening The house was decorated with palms carnations smilax and I I ferns At the close of the game prizes 1I I were awarded to Miss McDonald Mrs I I t George Lambert Mr Barnes and Mr Dwyer I There were present Mr and Mrs Whitney Mr and Mrs Lambert Mr I and Mrs Hills Mr and Mrs McDonald I I Mr and Mrs Marriott Mr and Mrs i I Hanson Miss Claire Clinton Miss Alice I Clawson Miss Clare Clawson Miss Bass e Claws Miss Savage M S3 Len I I nie Savage Miss Laura Sanders Miss Morris Miss Dougall the Misses Patrick I Pat-rick Miss Caine Miss Rowe Miss i Louis Rowe Mr and Mrs Rogers Mrs i Woolley Miss Pike Miss Dwyer Miss Kate Dwyer Mr Cannon Dr Eller beck Mr Alex Campbell Mr Wells Mr Hugo Dougall Mr Joseph Patrick Mr Elliot Kimball Mr Fred Knicker bocker Mr Harry Miller Mr Barnes Mr Will Patrick Mr Spencer Claw son jr Mr Le Grand Young jr Mr Fred May Mr Dewey Mr Addy Mr Lewis MrSchoppe Mr Jack Allford 1 Mr Campbell Mr McKellar Mr Morris Mor-ris Mr Paul Kimball Mr Hyde Mr Spencer Mr Douglas Moffat German Club The German club was entertained yesterday at luncheon by Mrs F J Fabian I Of the members there were present Mrs T B Beatty Mrs Kenneth Kerr Mrs Rancke Miss Rancke Miss Alff Miss Adelaide Nason Mrs Sol Siegel Mrs E R Eldredge The club will be entertained next week by Miss Adelaide Nason May Club I The May club met at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Guiver Tuesday evening I even-ing Cards and music were enjoyed I The club will meet next week with Mr i and Mrs John Timms At Fort Douglas Friday evening the officers and ladies of Fort Douglas gave an informal hop Fat recreation hall A number of well known people from the city were in attendance at-tendance among them being Miss I Judge Mrs Jevne Miss Wall Miss Glendinning Miss McMillan Miss Ged des Miss Blanche Burke Mr Marix Mr S K Hooper Y HL C A Reception The Young Mens Christian association associa-tion gave their annual New Years reception re-ception on Monday afternoon and evening even-ing The rooms vere docked with festoons fes-toons of Christmas green and flowers combined with the royal blue and white of the Y M C A and presented a most attractive appearance Lemonade Lemon-ade and light refreshments were served and the hours were passed most enjoyably en-joyably by all present The guests were received by Miss I Bessie Light Miss Ratcliff Miss Oliver Miss Maud Clark Miss Frances Qual I trough Miss Bessie Williamson Miss Mary Cprser Miss Uveichert Miss Margaret Caulfield Miss Fannie Wheeler Miss Julia Sandbrg Miss Ida McComsey Miss Ethel Pond Miss Le lia Fowler Mien Mae Twomey Miss Day Miss Lola Coehler Miss Eckert Miss Inez Peak Miss Banker Miss Kittie Kidder Miss Myrtle Abell and Messrs Qualtrough chairman Davey I Greene Kerrick Crone D Miller Walters Wal-ters Smith Wedding Anniversary Last Monday evening Mr and Mrs Orson T Rogers celebrated their china wedding The game of sixtythree was played The tally cards were very suggestive of the occasion being little china dolls tied to a ring with pink and green ribbon The prizes were also in china and were won by Mrs O P Arnold jr Mrs John D Owen Mr Will James and Mr Walter Squires During the game delicious punch was served in the hall by Misses Katie and Ethel Rogers Supper was served in the double dining room which was artistically ar-tistically decorated with pink carnations carna-tions smilax evergreen and holly Af tre supper vocal and instrumental music was an interesting feature The guests were Dr and Mrs C F Wilcox Mr and Mrs J E Wiscomb I Mr and Mrs W C Best Mr and Mrs W Stevenson Mr and Mrs H S Beatle Mr and Mrs George Pyper Mr and Mrs John Owen Mr and Mrs Will James Mr and Mrs O P Arnold jr Mr and Mrs John W Hughes Mr and Mrs Walter Squires Mr and Mrs J H Clive Captain and Mrs J Wash Young Mr and Mrs R T Badger Mr and Mrs A J Gray Mr and Mrs J G Felt Mr and Mrs Noble Warruni Mr and Mrs Frank Cooke Mr and I Mrs Henry Strlngham Mrs Maggie Moyle Mrs Elizabeth Moyle Mrs Ella Squires Miss Clarice Thatcher Miss Leone Rogers Mr Hyde Mr Tingey and Mr Albert Toronto Sleigh Ride I Miss Luvera Snow entertained a number of her friends on Monday j I evening by giving ja sleigh ride followed fol-lowed by a dainty supper at her home The affair was chaperoned by the 1 Misses Florence Grant and Nellie Fen nimore Present were Jeane Odell Margaret Werner Jeane Clayton Teresa Taylor Louise Young Edith Sutherland Fannie Fan-nie Sheridan Bessie Miller Golda Miller Mil-ler Gertrude Clayton Jeane Campbell Clayton Thatcher Harry Bintz Harold Bird Dilbert Dickert Harold Stephens Steph-ens Jimmie Collins Willard Stephens Will Pitts Don Campbell Phil Sutherland Suther-land Benner Grant Ralph Brown and Will Bird Birthday Party Mrs Jed Clive entertained during the week in honor of Mr Clives birthday Cards and music were the features Professor Clive rendering some very fine selections on the piano and violin Those present were Mr and Mrs J Wash Young Mr and Mrs Brinton Mr and Mrs Orson Rogers Mr and Mrs J W Hughes Mr and Mrs W C Squires Mr and Mrs O P Arnold Mrs M A Sears Mr and Mrs Frank Y Taylor Professpr and Mrs W C Clive Mrs Eliza Moyle Miss Campbell Camp-bell Miss Irene Squires and Miss Claire Clive At Dinner Miss Carrie Stewart gave a very pretty dinner at the Normandy on Tuesday evening Flowers and ferns made the table attractive The guests were Miss Wheeler Miss Jones Miss Griffith Miss Wells Miss Pence Miss Smith Miss Pearse Miss Mayne Miss Stewart Mr Sprague Mr Heard Mr Holt Mr Moyer Mr Krebs Mr Stewart Stew-art Mr Molinelli Mr Cleland Womans Club The Salt Lake Womans club met on Tuesday Jan 3 Mrs Clarence A Bradley read a paper on True Society Soci-ety etyOn On Tuesday Jan 10 Mrs A B Greason will entertain the club with her noted paper on Club Conscience read at the General Federation meeting meet-ing at Ogden All interested in club work are invited to the clubroom in the city and county building Social Notes Mr Ned Ferry spent the past week in St Louis 000 On Wednesday evening Miss Pearl Bolton and Mr William J Pitman I were quietly married at the home i 1 the bride J Ith < 9 Mr and Mrs C H Scheu have gone to California I 4 > 4 Miss Lulu Peery of Ogden is the guest of Miss Leila Young iI N Mr and Mrs M K Parsons left during i dur-Ing the week for a visit with friends in Oakland o > > Mr and Mrs D L Castle are in San Francisco i G 0 0 Mr and Mrs O E Carey of Provo spent the past few days in the city V 0 Miss Searles has gone to California 7 6 a Mrs S B Emery has returned from the east 0 1 Mrs A Rogers left Wednesday for a trip to the coast vG 1 Miss Radcliffe entertained the Out for Fun club on Tuesday evening g V Mr and Mrs P J Holman returned v from the east on Wednesday e 0 Mr and Mrs David Gregg have removed re-moved to 655 East Second South street I o 0 Friends of the Hon George M Scott who has been seriously ill for the past four or five weeks will be glad to know 4 that he has so far recovered as Jo be able to travel Mr Scott left yesterday morning for San Francisco accompanied accompan-ied by Dr Bascom Mr Scott will visit his sister Mrs Decker while Dr Bas com will make the sea voyage to San Francisco Mrs W F Colton and Miss a Colton who have been on the coast for some time will also make the Honolulu Hon-olulu trip 000 7 Mrs Taylor of Brigham City spenf 1 the past few days in the city o < e 0 A number of box parties will beoi given during the Frank Daniels engagement 1 en-gagement 000 Mr and Mrs H H Demarest and I daughter have taken apartments ats the Halls for the winter < > 0 0 Professor and Mrs Carl Zehnter have returned from Baltimore S > < > 0 Mrs Eberly and Miss Benson will > 1 leave the latter part of next week foe St Louis 000 I The Misses Noble will give theta dance at the Kenyon O G 0 Mr and Mrs W G Sharp are expected ex-pected home next week 000 Mrs George Lowe Nye Is at home Mondays at 208 East Third South street VUO Mrs F W Haight of Park City spent Friday in the city 000 Mrs Walter K Lewis will spend the next few weeks in the city visiting her mother Mrs S S Walker 000 Benner X Smith will spend the winter win-ter in Honolulu < 0 0 Miss Alice Simpson entertained upon d Continued on Page 14 WITHN THE SOCIAl REALM Continued from Page 13 the occasion of her 19th birthday Friday Fri-day evening Games and refreshments were the features of the evening Among the guests er Louie MeAl lister Carrie Anderson Nettle Taylor Agnes Sheppard May Bowden Carrie Owen William Crowton John Ken driglc Harry Leyland W Langbacker John Balmforth and Charles Holbergt < > < i > 0 Mr and Mrs < Sidney A Ellswood have returned from their wedding tour and will be at home to their friends after Feb 1 < > < < > Miss Clark who has been visiting friends in the city returned during the week to her home in Denver 0 < y < I Captain Styer of the Thirteenth will arrive in the city next week A < 3 > < > Mrs L U King has gone east < S > < S > < Mr and Mrs Freed and Miss Esther Freed are at home at the Kenyon fe 8 > < S > Ir Rachel Miller and the Misses Miller expect to spend the remainder i of the winter in California v < 4 Mr and Mrs George W Keel have announced the engagement of their daughter Marie Fclicitas to Mr Louis G Benziger < S > < 8 > < 5 > The second dance of the Delta Phi fraternity will take place at Christen sens on Friday evening Jan 20 The orchestra will be enlarged for the occasion oc-casion and the dance music will be entirely en-tirely new The Cleofan I This week the Cleofan met as usual in the club rooms Some business was transacted before the regular pro gramme for the session began The first topic was Life and Lesser Works of Milton by Mrs Alice D Moyle Beginning Be-ginning with Milton himself the gnning Ilon lady gave an analytical review of the gave analyticl reve authors au-thors artistic social intellectual and spiritual nature following with a discussion dis-cussion of his lesser works The remainder of the afternoon was afteroon occupied by Miss Kate Wells whose topic was The Byzantine Period of Architecture After a short historical introduction the principal Characteristics Characteris-tics of the Byzantine architecture were given illustration by numerous views St Sophia church the best example of I Byzantine architecture was described 1 in detail Miss Wells paper was the last of a series of topics on architecture which was a study of the architecture of modern and oriental nations of the Romans and the Greeks and finally of the Byzantine period Ladies Literary Club The history section meets Thursday morning Jan 12 at 10 clock The first part of the morning will be given by Miss Wallace to A Review of the Causes of the Thirty Years War Frederic Henry Stadtholder the Tulip Mania 1637 Maritime Achievements of the Dutch The second part will be devoted by Mrs Bintz to The Peace of Munster Stadthdlder William and the Stuart the Commercial Theory of the Dutch The subject for oneminute talks is Richelieu Poets Hound Table The Poets Round Table met at Mrs J L Rawlins on Saturday afternoon for the study of Longfellow Most of the club members were present and two guests The table was beautifully decorated with La France roses The place cards bore a sprig of holly and each had a quotation from poems of Longfellow After a most enjoyable programme the club adjourned to meet Groo the last 1I in January wIth Mrs Gro on Monday I The Reapers Club The Reaper club will meet after a short adjournment at the Womans Exponent office Templeton on Monday next Jan 9 at 2 p m I D A R The regular meeting of the Spirit of Liberty chapter D A R will be held Thursday at 230 pm Ladies Literary club house A full attendanceis desired de-sired as important business will be transacted OGDEN SOCIETY Special Correspondence Ogden Jan 7The Twentieth Century Cen-tury Philosophers gave a sleighing party Friday evening to a party of twentyfive Although the snow was falling fast the hosts and guests made merry in true philosophic style The hour from 10 to 1 was occupied in discussing dis-cussing a tempting lunch and at 1 they again took to the road The invited in-vited guests were Misses Medic Corey Elizabeth Hank Ethel Richardson May Hume Cora Eayres Maida Severn Bessie Severn Frank Peebles Ethel Hirst Flo Turner and Gertrude Ritter The club meets Thursday next at the home of Socrates < > 0 < > Mr and Mrs B S Brainard celebrated I cele-brated their golden wedding anniversary anniver-sary Wednesday evening Jan 4 at the home of their son C E Brainard I Golden colors were used in decorating the rooms and many beautiful floral decorations were in evidence roses carnations and violets being sent from California The table was spread with a feast for twentyfive Mr and Mrs Brainard were married at Rush Monroe Mon-roe county New York Jan 4 1849 and resided in Sandusky City 0 till 1857 when they removed to Cedar Rapids laThe la-The came to Ogden in 1800 Their two sons C E Brainard of Ogden and E C S Brainard general agent of the Oregon Ore-gon Short Line railway at Kemmere Wyo with their wives and all the grandchildren were all present with a large number of other relatives and friends I At the close of the feast Rev Charles F Richardson of the First Presbyterian Presbyte-rian church presented a gold lined nut bowl a token of love and esteem from the Ladies Aid and Missionary societies socie-ties of the First Presbyterian church The pastor referred to the high regard and esteem in which the couple were held by their church associates Among the tokens of esteem received in the way of presents were 50 1 for each year George Porter Grand Blanc Mich 50from each of their two sons 25 from Mrs R Sherwood Bellevue Mich 25 O W Towner Peterson la 10 George Towner Peterson Ia 5 I Lafayette Williams North Ogden dinner din-ner set autumn leaves and gold design I de-sign from grandchildren breastpin Mr and Mrs W C Windet What Cheer Ia silver brush and tray F P Sherwood and wife Ogden gold olive spoon D S Porter Niagara Falls gold berry spoon Mrs Miller Butte teachers teach-ers bible from three lady mission teachers of Utah plush sofa pillow Mrs Nelson Ogden floor rug Mrs P J Roberts Placerville Cal hair watch chain with gold trimmings and pencil Mrs Hankins Denver Colo There were numerous books photos a writing desk with messages arid words of greeting greet-ing from almost all corners of the country coun-try An original poem composed for the occasion and dedicated to Mr and Mrs Brainard by their niece Miss Adeline Sherwood of Bellevue Mich was read at the festivities festivles 000 Miss Medie Corey returned Friday night from Brigham where she was the guest for a few days of Mrs L renzo Snow < > < S > < S > A benefit party was given Friday night in honor of Roy Rich who leaves Wednesday next for mission work in the southern states Miss Myrtle De Nile 0 was wedded to is Mr Gus Wallin Monday night at the home of the brides parents on Twenty second street H C Wardlefgh performed per-formed the ceremony Mr and Mrs Wallin have gone to Pocatello to reside I Mr and MreC NStrevell of Salt Lakeare visiting Mr and Mrs Metcalf o < 5 > 0 Miss Peery was the guest of Miss Leila Young in Salt Lake last weeks 0 < > < week-s > Mrs NonaMcCartney will leave Monday Mon-day for California > < 0 Mrs Carl Blue Creek Utah was an Ogden visitor last week I Miss House of White Plains Nev is a guest of Ogden friends 0 Miss Boreman Saturday entertained the A Y M 0 club 0 0 Miss Rose Hulaniski on Friday entertained en-tertained the 11 D 11 C club with a bobsleigh parts a delicious supper being served afterwards Mrs Cong club don and Miss Healy were guests of the 0 G Mrs ThQmas Fitzgerald entertained on the last day of the old year at avery I a-very pretty afternoon party I 00 < The Misses Nielsen entertained at cards Tuesday in honor of their brother Fred Nielsen The guests were Mcsdames Blasdel and Van Dyke Misses Amy Ecklund May Olson Belle and Vic Slater Maggie McElroy Annie An-nie Smoutt Messrs Calden Fisher Emnet del Wilkinson Nielsen and Bias > 6 > < Friday evening Mr and Mrs H H Spencer entertained at a Shakespeare party The game sixtythree was of the modern style and the ball rom music was up to date Bacon was tabooed ta-booed from the bill of fare and in place of the Falstafilan cups of Sack was found Milwaukee Sec and similar simi-lar Shakespearean refreshments At the close of the sixtythree games it was discovered that the prize winners were Mrs G H Matson and Mr Thomas Whalen Mrs Malsons prize was a beautiful chino dish with a hand pajnted picture of Good Queen Bess as the chief de raton Mr Whalens prize was a > mocilln china of Shakespeare Shakes-peare and Ben Johnson done in color Mr George W Jones officiated as master o ceremonies during the initiation initia-tion of Mr and Mrs J C Armstrong and Mr and Mrs George H Matsop into the club The guests were Mr and Mrs L R Rogers J W Abbott George M Hanson IMarks Thomas Whalen J G Tyler GH Matson R T Hume E T Hulaniski G W Jones J W Conlisk W H Chevers J C Arm ConJSk strong Abe Kuhn Ad Kuhn Mesdames Healey Ash Millis Misses Hulaniski Healey 0 0 Bessie Brainard a student of the collegiate institute of Salt Lake City Is spending the holiday vacation with her parents in this city She had a delightful de-lightful evening with her young friends Qn the occasion her 16th birthday on the 4th inst < > < < 5 > Joseph Cronjpton and Mrs Mary E Brown Svere married Wednesday evening even-ing by President Charles F Middleton f PROVO SOCIETY Special Correspondence Provo Jan 7Mrs W E Gage visited I vis-ited Salt Lake a few days this week < The Misses Macklntyre of Salt Lake spent New Years day in the Garden Farmer City visiting their friend j Miss Etta o Miss Rose Young entertained a number I i num-ber of her friends Monday afternoon j at her residence on the corner of II Eleventh and J o strets Miss Tessie Williams of Salt Lake has been visiting her friend Miss Ida Twelves this week < < S > > A number of friends and relatives were entertained Monday evening by Mr and Mrs William Farrer at their residence in the First ward < > 0 < S > Misses Elizabeth and Anna Jones of Salt Lake spent this week in the Garden Gar-den City visiting their friend Miss Goldie Bean 0 G1 > I Edward Ross of Mercur formerly a resident of Pr vo visited relatives here this week I 0 0 Mrs Eliza Wilkins went to Coalville this week to spend the remainder of the winter with her daughter Mrs Eunice I Deming f > 0 0 J Albert Cluff went to Evanston Wyo the first of this week for a little vacation va-cation He returned this morning 0 1 Fred Samuels of Tintic spent New Years in Provo 0 115 E A Wedgewood returned to her home this week after visiting her mother in Chicago 8 < Mr Wanberg and family of the Second Sec-ond ward moved to Murray this week where they will reside in the futureS 0 < future-S > Mr and Mrs 0 E Greene of Salt Lake visited friends in Provo this week 00 The Utah Soroais met Wednesday afternoon j af-ternoon at the club rooms Mrs S H Allen in the chair Parliamentary drill was conducted by I Mrs Thurman the form of a quiz on the chapter formerly studied I The paper of the afternoon was given I by Mrs Nettie B King the subject being be-ing Greek Sculpture as Influenced by the Phoenicians and Egyptians Mrs King explained the influence of situation < situa-tion upon the development of Greek art showing by maps the proximity to the < seafaring Phoenicians and the advanced ad-vanced Egyptians Points of similarity I in the architecture Egypt and Greece were brought out by means of diagrams I of columns and temples The development develop-ment of sculpture was illustrated by a series of cuts showing the gradual < change in the sculptors treatment of his figure the features the pose the hair the garments etc < The Mothers Section took up the subject < sub-ject of BusyWork for Children under < un-der the direction of Mrs Annie Craig The club gracefully acknowledges the I gift to its library of a set of Charles < Reades wprks nine volumes by Attorney < At-torney J W N Whitecotton < 000 Friday evening Josiah Beck entertained enter-tained a number of his gentlemen < friends at whist It was a stag party I pure and simple Give the npn a hance was a sentence that Jt 4 ght the eye as the neat little invitations < were opened A merry party a jolly A evening full of fun and good will Delicious Icious refreshments were served Icou serve During the evening Mrs Edith 1 Martin played some delightful musical < gems on the plane The refreshments were served by Mrs Martin and Miss Elma Armstrong The guests present were R A Barney Bar-ney John R Twelves George E Howe Lafayette Holbrook John Denhalter C E Loose 11 M Warner D D Houtz Reed Smoot John Deal L O Taft John C Graham sr George Taylor 9 < S > < S > I Guy Sterling was in the state capital s this week < > > < > Miss Emily Davis < principal of the Vineyard school district returned to Provo last evening after spending her Christmas vacation at her home in Idaho 0 S > 0 1 Mr Clifford Goff formerly student of the Brigham Yqung academy and at present teaching school in Colorado was a visitor tbthe Garden City yesterday yes-terday 3 > < > < > < Mr and Mrs Robert Milne are visiting visit-ing their daughteV Mrs F E Crouch 5 > < 2 > Cards are out announcing the wedding 1 wed-ding of Miss Helen Brinkerhoff and 0 b a p Harry McCoard which will take place on the 18th inst Mr McCoard is a successful business man and Miss Brinkerhoff an accomplished and esti mablei young lady < 3 > < > < 2 > Mrs Searle entertained the Nineteenth Nine-teenth Century club Friday afternoon Mrs Buckler led in the discussion on Current Literature The paper of the afternoon Westminster Abbey was given by Mrs JE E Corfman Miss Josie Kellogg acted as parliamentarian taking up the subject Motions to Postpone Miss Kathrine Searle offered of-fered to take charge of the library at Taylors book store where all who wish may take out books from 3 until 5 every Saturday afternoon r Corf man reported several items of interest to the club which were transacted by the board of directors of the Utah Federation Fed-eration of Womens Clubs at its last meeting in Salt Lake City Mrs Eph Button will entertain the club at her beautiful new home on Friday next 000 I An entertainment was given in the Second ward Monday I was a successful suc-cessful affair The proceeds go to the poor of the ward < < S > < 2 > Mr and Mrs John Dixon entertained a number of friends Monday eveningS < evening-S > < > < 5 > Editor C F Spillman of the Tintic Miner Was a visitor here today Mr Splllman is on his way to Eureka a ter a two weeks visit to his old home in Crawfordsville Ind < S > < S > 0 I The young people of the Third ward enjoyed a dance Thursday evening in the ward meeting house 000 Mrs Mary Dixon entertained a number num-ber of her friends on Sunday evening < 8 > 0 < > At the residence of Dr and Mrs W R Pike last Saturday evening the double wedding anniversar of Mr and Mrs D A Swan and Dr and Mrs Pike was celebrated in grand style The company present were Messrs and 1 same S S Jones J R Twelves George Howe li A Barney William Strong L 0 Taft George E Robison F W Taylor H J Rickards P 1 Munn Robert Irvine S A King Newell New-ell Knight David Williams Andred Knudsen John Giles Lafayette Holbrook Hol-brook James Farrer James Dunn Reed Smott George Havercamp S R Thurman Jesse Knight C D Glazier Alex Hedquist J C Graham jr William Wil-liam Lee R E Knowlden Mrs Hannah Han-nah Tucker Mrs W H Berry Mrs Electa Bullock Mrs Fanny McCIain Miss Hoover Miss Ella Davis Miss Stella Knight Mr Will McCune of Nephi Mr Grant C Bagley Mr George Swan Mr Herman Martin Mr Douglas Doug-las Swan Mr Clarence Clark NEPHI SOCIETY Special Correspondence Nephi Jan 7A social event of more than passing Interest was the invitation invita-tion ball given by the Young Ladies Social club at the opera house last Saturday Sat-urday night The affair was under the exclusive management of the club members and proved a most delightful present entertainment t the large number 000 Miss Alice Grover who for the past two years has served so efficiently as deputy county clerk declined another term in that position and will spend the next school year at the Brigham Young academy Provo whereshe expects ex-pects to take up a technical course that will include bookkeeping typewriting and stenography < > < > < > I A number of the young friends of Alonzo Andrews availed themselves of the opportunity of his homecoming for vacation from the State Agricultural I Agricul-tural college to greet him with a surprise sur-prise party which was held at the home of Miss Lucy Louder Music games and refreshments were the features fea-tures of the evening pastime < t 0 Roscoe Grover and Roy McCune will return to their books and school duties today at the Brigham Young academy after two weeks pleasantly spent among friends o < < 3 > I Mrs Lottie Farmer who retires from official life after serving two years as county recorder expects to open a private pri-vate boarding house 0 0 Cards are out for two weddings to take place in the near future Iss Ella Button and Joseph W Coan and Miss Lula Ostler and Ernest Winn The young people are all well known and popular here and their pleasant journey through life will be the wish of their hosts of friends o The quarterly conference of the Y M M 1 association i began here today with a large attendance from this city and surrounding towns Among those in attendance from abroad are B H Roberts and J C Kimball who with local church officials will deliver ad dresses during the conference which will continue over SundayS < Sunday-S > < j Miss Pearl McCune declined the appointment ap-pointment conf erred Upon her by the5 county commissioners as deputy In the recorders office and hop totake wellearned rest after two years of in close the attention past to those exacting duties < J > G4 > Rev Bird of the Methodist church and Mrs Bird returned from a ten days pleasant visit with friends in Provo yesterday and religious services and school work will be resumed at the Methodist chapel o < v > < s > A largely attended party was given by the stake presidency and officials of the several wards at the Second ward wa meetinghouse last night The evening was spent in listening to addresses recitations and musical selections An amusing feature was a series of impromptu im-promptu addresses from those uney pectedly called upon some of which were extremely humorous and others pathetic but all greatly enjoyed TVflrTT SOCIETY Special Correspondence I Lehi Jan 7A number of the friends and relatives of A Bradden gave him I a very pleasant surprise They went 1 to his house and rendered a very appropriate ap-propriate programme A pleasant I time was spent Luncheon was served during the evening < 8 > 8 > < > Some twentyseven students who spent their holidays at home in Lehi r turne to the Brigham Young academy acad-emy this week w Joseph F Smith G Ellingson and Ed Bone will spend the winter at teL te-L D S college 00 in 0 Salt Lake City W Gardner and wife of Wet Jordan have been visiting at James Gardners c 5 H Harvey of Kaysvflle is a guest of Mrs E Harvey < 8 0 11r F Salyner gave a ter party at I her residence to the ladies of the M I 11 S society A very nice programme evening was arranged for both afternoon and I o I Misses Angie < Maud Webb spent a day with their parents while on vacation va-cation from the Brigham Young academy acad-emy W L Webb and wife spent the holidays days in southern Utah and are now at home again 64 > < Messrs A Robertson of Springville W T Tew of Mapleton A R Snell of Spanish Fork J Lant of Payson E B Hawkins of Benjamin J T Johnson of Provo S Grew of Pleasant Grove H Hansen of Murray S L Howard of Riverton and their wives were banqueted ban-queted at the Union hotel by T R Cutler Cut-ler and G Austin After dinner speeches were made and then all attended at-tended the opera in the evening by special spe-cial invitation of Mr Cutler All the guests are agents of the Utah Sugar company < > < S > < > Mr Andrew Fjeld and wife entertained enter-tained the Sunday school teachers of the first grade at their residence Luncheon was served and the evening was very pleasantly spent