Show k AA D > AA II IMJ D N 32llrTT 1 I fr j i S4 > L b I Only a few days intervene before Ash Wednesday when fashion decrees that all amusements shall cease for a period of 40 days And with the cur aln so soon to fall on the winters festivities the interest of the gay world Is more centered In the discussion of plans for the Lenten days than in the few remaining entertainments The past week brought several delightful de-lightful affairs and there will be sufficient suf-ficient entertainment in the brief period remaining to engage the attention of the gay world until the season of fasting fast-Ing and prayer arrives < > 00 The last brilliant affair of the winter r season will be the large reception and dance to be given next Thursday evening even-ing by Mr and Mrs Frank W Jennings Jen-nings at Devereux House The same day will witness the inaugural inau-gural exercises at Washington In honor of the occasion the ball room I will be elaborately decorated in the national colors < > I The most elaborate affair of the week was the Washington birthday card party given by Mr and Mrs Albert F Holden on Monday evening The house was decorated in American flags and cut ilowerb After the guests had been received by the hostess they were conducted into the library where Miss Wallace had charge of an Immense flag To each star was fastened a tiny envelope one being given to each guest apd in each envelope was found an article representing each state in the Union After guessing the state to which they belonged the guests were then given a tally card in the shape of an American flag the score of the games being kept by sticking small flags Ihto the larger one The game of 63 was played by the 24 guests present and at the close of the evening prizes were given the successful suc-cessful contestants < s > I < S > Mr and Mrs George Y Wallace entertained en-tertained at dinner last evening in honor of Colonel and Mrs Kent of Fort Douglas The table was profusely dec rated in jrfnquils and violets and the guests were Colonel and Mrs Kent Miss Kent Major and Mrs Downey Miss Wallace Mr George Downey and Mrs Belden 0 The reception given Thursday evening even-ing by Mr and Mrs Joseph E Caine I in honor of Senatorelect and Mrs I Joseph Ratvlins was a handsome affair and was participated In by nearly 200 guests representing the state officers judges officers of the National Guard and the members of the legislature The home was artistically decorated throughout with Oriental hangings which gave the rooms a unique and pleasing appearance Throughout the hall were placed divans di-vans with Oriental coverings The I stairs were twined with English ivy while in the rear of the hall stood Mrs Charles Caine under a canopy formed of Egyptian draperies serving punch In the front drawing room the guests were received by Mr and Mrs Joseph Caine assisted by Mr and Mrs Rawlins Raw-lins The walls of the room were hung with handsome rugs and draperies and the mantle was banked with palms and cut flowers The decorations in the dining room were in pink carnations and it was presided pre-sided over by Mrs D C Dunbar Mrs Willard Young Miss Hooper Miss Teasdel and Miss Caine In the upper hall a stringed orchestra orches-tra which rendered a pleasing pro gramme of concert music was stationed sta-tioned throughout the evening < 5 < 0 Mrs Harkness entertained the 63 Card club Tuesday evening < t2 > c > Fanny Davenport whose name has long been a synonym for firstclass dramatic productions will be seen the coming week at the Salt Lake theater In revivals of Fedora and La Tosca on Monday and Tuesday nights and on Wednesday Thursday Friday nights and Saturday matinee will introduce in-troduce to our public Sardous latest play Glsmonda New York Paris and London papers credit this play with a success in advance of anything I this author has ever done The piece admits of such extensive and magnificent magnifi-cent scenic elaboration and so many of the scenes require such skillful and accurate adjustment that Miss Davenport Daven-port has found it necessary in most places to close the theater a day to insure a smooth performance the opening open-ing night For here however she has arranged so that the three baggage cars with Gismonda effects will art ar-t rive Saturday night to obviate the l r closing of the theater curing her comIng 1 com-Ing week Miss Davenport is partlcu led Pcxn larlr fitted to be the American I exponent 1 ex-ponent of Sardous heroine from the fact that she has brought out a number I of the author works ana enjoyed i full measure of success in each In fact there is no other actress at present on the American stage who Is able to portray these roles as written by Sar dou Monday and Tuesday nights DavenportSardou silver souvenirs will be presented to every lady on the lower floor A < s > < s > Mrs George Y Wallace entertained the Frldav Afternoon club < > < i > < S > Dr and Mrs Samuel Hughes entertained enter-tained Fridav evening at German whist The guests were Mr and Mrs Cascer L Robertson Mr and Mrs J Hayward Mr and Mrs William Reid Mr and Mrs Fred Walker Mr Charles Read Miss Kimball Miss Hanauer Miss Ida Hanauer Miss Shearman 0 ooLr Miss Edna Shearman Mr Max Han auer Mr Hazelton and Dr Bascom Prizes were won by Miss Shearman Mrs Walker and Mr Hayward 4 > 00 The Musical club met at the home of Miss Flanders last evening < S > 00 Mr Schramm sent Thursday in Ogden < s > 00 Miss Beatrice Thomas left for her home in St Louis Thursday 0 a < j Mr Will Dinwoodey left yesterday on a business trip in southern Utah < 3 > < fe 0 Mrs Will Sprague was the hostess of a very pretty afternoon tea on Thursday I Thurs-day The guest of honor was her mother Mrs Witter of Denver The home was beautifully decorated in violets vio-lets carnations and ferns Among those present were Mrs Harkness Miss Harkness Mrs David Sharp Mrs Sprague Miss Sprague Mrs Justice Mrs Thomas Carter a a Miss Harkness returned Thursday I from St Louis I i Mrs G B Willies I entertained at I luncheon Thursday afternoon in honor I of the Episcopal clergy and their wives 00 I Mr D E Burley left last evening for Chicago < > 0 < > Mrs Samuel Hughes entertained at cards Thursday evening I o i I > The officers and ladies of the fort gave an informal hop Friday evening A number of young people from the city were in attendance 00 i Mr F C Schramm entertained a few friends at luncheon yesterday at the Womans Exchange The table was elaborately decorated in Jonquils and violets and tle affair s chaperoned by Mrs William Reid 0 0 Mrs Witter of Denver was the guest of Mrs Justice during the week eE Miss Maude Walker and Miss Stella I Walker are visiting friends In Oakland I r < r Miss Lucille Taylor entertained delightfully de-lightfully on Thursday night at the John Clark residence on First street A desparation card party was the attraction at-traction A large company of Miss Taylors friends were present and the evening was most agreeably spent Among the guests were Misses Cathie Culmer Selma Hyams Laura Bird Mamie Sharp Minnie James Lucille Jennings Leda Rawllns Elsie Cohen Evaline Thomas Wendella Benscn Margaret Young Marge Eller beck Clarisse Thatcher Messrs I Vaughn Clark Arthur Thomas Led Nicholson Walter Shaughnessy Ellis Freed Lee Dinwoodey Wesley Claw son Art Culmer R Romney D RIter I Frank Young Herman SchettlerJ George Goddard Hugo Wells Miss Thorn gave a Welsh rarebit party during the week 4 > i 0 Miss Bertha Carter entertained at cards Thursday night There were five tables each decorated in the national t na-tional colors Sixtythree was the game enjoyed by the guests and at Its conclusion prizes were awarded Miss Edna Shearman and Mr Knapp I a a Mr and Mrs John B GrIes have returned re-turned from their wedding tour to the east and are at home to their friends at the Wey hotel > > 0 Mrs Willard Young gave a high tea Tuesday afternoon The guests were Mrs T G Webber Mrs Barrett Mrs C A Eldredge Mrs Henry Richards I Mrs Amelia YoungMrs Lizzie Young I Mrs James Dwyer Mrs Zina Young and Mrs Sophia Sharp 6 > 0 < g Mrs George Fenton has returned from Omaha 0 < = > 0 Miss Mamie Noble left the early part of the week for New York < i t > Mrs Hollingsworth McLeod will be the guest of honor at the reception to be given tomorrow evening by Mr and Mrs L C Treats < Treat-s 0 Mrs Kenneth Kerr will entertain thtk I German club tomorrow evening 00e > The M O O D will give no entertainments enter-tainments during Lent I 000 There will be many theater parties I given during the Davenport engagement engage-ment at the theater this week On Wednesday evening the members of the Bicycle Card club will occupy stalls At the close of the performance perform-ance the gentlemen of the club will give a supper 000 The French club met Wednesday with Mrs Ira Lewis < s > a < aMiss a-Miss Blanche Kimball entertained the Neighborhood Card club Wednesday evening v > < 2 > d > Mr and Mrs Nelden Informally entertained en-tertained at cards on Thursday evenIng even-Ing < E fc < 5 > The members of St Pauls Guild gave a Kensington tea Tuesday J Th6 Proceeds pro-ceeds were given to St Marks hospital hos-pital V 00 < > Mr and Mrs Jacob Moritz gave a i i f high five party Thursday evening There were six tables each beautifully decorated in violets and ferns Mrs Samuel Welts Mr Jacob Bamberger Mrs Butler and Mr Samuel Kenyon each won handsome prizes i 0 < i > Women of fashion will read with pleasure that The Herald has entered into a contract with an eastern publishing pub-lishing house for a series of carefully illustrated articles accurately describing describ-ing the coming styles in womens gOwns as designed and modeled by Europes leading masters of fashion among whom her Felix of Paris and Drecoll of Vienna These will be the first authentic descriptions ever presented pre-sented in this country in advance of their publication abroad < i > > > The engagement announced of the I popular singer Miss Maude Pratt and Mr James F Griggs The marriage will take place in April < t > < v < s > The annual St Patricks day entertainment enter-tainment for the benefit of St Anns orphanage will be given in the Salt Lake theater The programme will consist of vocal and Instrumental music mu-sic and a lecture on The Irish in America by F McGurrin of Washington Wash-ington Some of Salt Lakes best mu f stl frts sical talent have volunteered their services serv-ices for the orphans of St Anns < < > < > Mrs G H Guiver entertained in honor of her daughter Annie at her home in Darlington on Tuesday evening even-ing Those present were Miss Esther McCune Miss Zina Holding Miss Sadie Mower Miss Sadie Bean Miss Eleanor Holding Miss Nerva Hendrick son Miss May Taylor Miss Jean Hen diickson Mr Golden Guiver Mr David Eaton Mr James Woodward Mr Bert Hendrickson > d > < S > One of the leading social events of the week was the Martha Washington Washing-ton social given by the Christian Endeavor En-deavor society of the First Presbyterian church last Monday evening The church parlors were handsomely decorated deco-rated with national colors for the occasion occa-sion The Young Mens Mandolin and Guitar I Gui-tar club rendered sweet strains of music mu-sic during the evening and there were I also clever impersonations of different characters chief among them being I I George and Martha Washington Mr and Mrs Mark Hanna and Mr and Mrs McKinley 00 Miss Ella McDonald gave a dancing I party Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John McDonald The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by Mr I and Mrs G B Margetts Mr and I Mrs Woodruff Mr and Mrs J G McDonald Mc-Donald Mr and Mrs W E McDonald Mr and Mrs J E Margetts Mr and Mrs June McDonald Miss Hyde Miss Edna Dwyer Miss Cannon Miss Cart wright Miss Weiler Miss Sllverwood Miss Taylor Miss Thomas Miss Miner Miss Stayner u Miss Woodruff Miss Cannon Miss Smith Mr Derrick Mr I Thomas Mr Schettler Mr Wells Mr Kessler Mr Hills Mr Sllverwood Mr Dougall and Mr Cannons < > < Cannon-s > < S > The marriage of Miss Carrie Tomlin son and Mr Robert H Walker was solemnized on Washingtons birthday at the home of the brides parents 275 I Paxton avenue The ceremony was performed at 8 oclock by the Rev B F Clay of the Central Christian church The bride and groom received the congratulations of their friends while standing under an archway of smilax and white carnations from the center of which was suspended a large wedding bellThe The bride wore a heavy white silk en tralne with trimmings of lace and orange blossoms The maid of honor Miss Lola Tom linson were white muslin draped with pale blue and trimmed In forgetmenots After the reception Mr and Mrs Walker left for California where they will remain a monthS < month-S > < i > < s > The members of the B F Piexotto lodge No 421 I O B B gave a banquet ban-quet Vednesday evening in honor of Mr L E Boukofasky who departs shortly for New York City to engage in business The affair took place at the St James where a delicious repast re-past was served by Mrs Greenewald President T M Solomon acted as toastmaster and all present offered toasts fishing the guest of honor success suc-cess In his new venture Those present pres-ent were Mr S M Solomon Dr T Meyer Mr A Graupe Mr William Graupe Mr A L Jacobs Mr Hirsch man Mr O Lehman Mr William Sy mons Mr A Simon Mr L E Kahn Mr Friedman Mr Krotkl and Mr William Walters ValtersfJ < fJ 0 < The ladies of the First M E church gave a social Tuesday evening for the benefit of the church o d 0 The entertainment given by the mounted service of the National Guard was an enjoyable affair Besides the members of the guard there were present pres-ent the officers of the Twentyfourth and Governor Heber M Wells < I 0 0 The Theosophical crusaders will hold a big meeting at the Lyceum Wednesday Wednes-day night Mr Tingley the head of the society will give an address as will also Other prominent members The musical part of the programme will be furnished by Professor Pedersen and Miss Morris 343 Ivy Temple No 2 Rathbone Sisters is W > 1A J Zi 1 having a genuine revival Many of I I their members of early days are renewing re-newing allegiance and new faces are coming into their ranks to assist In the I beautiful precepts of the order At an early date they propose giving their annual ball and that It will be a success suc-cess Is readily accorded Theknights and members of the Uniform Rank It Is hoped especially will lend their aid and assistance in making this event a marked success both socially and financially finan-cially Ii At the Clubs Friday March 5 the following topics will be given at the art section meeting meet-ing beginning at 2 oclock Andrea del Sarto by Mrs Ewing Life of Leonardo da Vinci by Mrs Reed Free and critical treatment of the subject of the Last upper b > Miss Shearman Leonardos Works at Florence by Mrs Pratt Other works showing his versatility by Mrs Costigan GG WOMANS CLUB I The programme at the Womans club last Tuesday was Current Events with Miss S L Monroe as leader The first topic brought out a very general free and lively discussion not so much on the topic ltseltIs Woman an Organized Or-ganized ObstructIonas upon kindred kin-dred matters it suggested Perhaps the feeling was that if woman must be looked upon as an obstruction she may at least for some time yetbe spared the adjective organized Other subjects and discussions followed fol-lowed each member presenting her topic In response to her name The time for the next meeting has been changed to Monday March 1The programme will be furnished by Mrs M E GIlmer the subject being Alexander Alex-ander Hamilton NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB PROVO The club met on Friday afternoon at the usual hour at the home of Mrs Wedgewood Miss Webster conducted the parliamentary drill illustrating The Withdrawal I of Motions The i question What shall we do with the proceeds from the Shakespearean lecture lec-ture was discussed It was decided and the treasurer was instructed to purchase a set of E C Steadmans Library of American Literature After recess 13 members responded to roll call each with a quotation and the programme for the afternooa followed fol-lowed Mrs Jensen reviewed the Day Romeo and Juliet first gluing SL brief history of the play Miss Brown read an Interesting and original paper on the heroine of the play For the next meeting a special pro gramme has been prepared it being the sixth anniversary of the club Mrs W C Jennings president of the Utah Federation of Womens Clubs I will be present on this occasion |