Show iwft cn Iallw 3t d r 1 + + + + i1t + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + e > w + t 1 i T t I + Ittr + I A 1 < + 4 k 1 J t + c I + r r + + + gtt + < + + Vo r + + + + o + r 4 r < t + + i + I + + Y t + rJ + CO nx + i 4 + tl ii pJyII1 + + + + t + + + Il r rl + + + l + + jo + 1 f + + + + large and enjoyable Kensington yesterday yester-day afternoon aT the residence of Mrs Dunbar The rooms were prettily decorated deco-rated In red and green and the hours were pleasantly passed by eighty ladies la-dies diesMrs Mrs Dunbar andMrs Young will entertain en-tertain again next Thursday Unity Circle Dance The dance given by the ladies of Unity Circle at Christensens Friday evening added another to the list of social so-cial Successes given under their direction direc-tion Among those present were Mr and I Mrs Maynard Mr and Mrs Browning i Mr and Mrs Pearl Mr and Mrs J D Spencer Dr and Mrs Colborn Mrs I Cowan Mr and Mrs Browning the Misces Kessler Griffin Keyting Ken I yon Howe Bitner Woodmansee Wes terfield Witbeck Tompkins Dewey Wells Morris Kelly Bourn Shaw D6wden Root McChrystal Mathis Hall Schulte Groo Messrs Kimball Park Barnes Knickerbocker Kelly McDonald Root Steward Hurd Betts Lyni Smith Giesy Mathis Bramelj Graeber Cross Allen Glendinning Anderson An-derson Meyer Hempstead Burrell and Anderson The Charity Ball The charity ball to be given by the Hebrew Ladies society at Christensens on Thursday evening Jan 26 prpmises to be as brilliant a success as any of the balls given by this organization informer in-former years and more than thfs could hardly be said The following committees will be in charge Committee on ArrangementsMes + + + + + + + + + + + + + + r + + + + f + + i + ji + 4r + + iI I t + + + + b + + k + t + + + + + + t + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + rV + + + + oJ J L J + + + + + + I The marriage of Miss Olga Gertrude Marl and Mr David Skillman Murray which occurred last evening was the most beautiful wedding Salt Lake has witnessed in many seasons It took place at St Marks cathedral and long before the time set for the ceremony the church was filled with a fashionable fashion-able assemblage over 800 invitations having been Issued The church was very artistically decorated dec-orated The altar was adorned with white carnations roses and lilies and was lighted with wax tapers while the r wall back of it was draped with sprays of asparagus plumosa The roodscreen was completely hidden beneath a wealth of green while overhead hung festoons of smilax which were din d-in the center to a huge wedding bell of ferns and marguerites The sides of the church were draped with ropes of the green and around the altar tall palms were banked As the guests were being seated Mr A H Peabody the church organist played Schuberts Serenade Ruben steins melody in Fand selections from Cavaleria Rusticana Promptly at S i 4ioelpcik the Lohengrin wedding march began and the maids and matrons of honor entered I from the vestry and walked singly down the aisle First came the matron of honor Mrs Jack Armstrong Jevne of Los Angeles then Mrs W B Wightman of San Francisco Francis-co Miss Agnes Judge and Miss Murray Mur-ray Preceding them were four choirboys choir-boys who carried white satin streamers and with them formed an aisle for the bridal party to pass through On reaching the door they were joined by the ushers Mr John Critchlow Mr Max Smith Mr S K Hooper and Mr t Allen Murray and all turned and preceded pre-ceded the bride who walked alone to the altar steps where they were met by the groom his best man Mr William Wil-liam Akers of Denver and Mr Leonard P Manx brother of the bride and all walked to the sanctuary rail while Dean Halsey read the impressive marriage mar-riage service the bride being given away by her brother Mr Leonard P Marix During the ceremony Mendel ssohns Spring Song was played by Christensens string orchestra accompanied accom-panied by the organ and during the benediction Mendelssohns wedding march was played Following the ceremony at the church a brilliant reception was held at Fords The parlor floor was thrown open and handsomely decorated The bridal party received the guests in the large reception re-ception room beneath a conapy of greenand white The green being festooned fes-tooned across one end of the room and fastened in the center with a lovers knot of white The background was filled with palms and plants Beneath the stairway Christensens orchestra was statJoned and rendered a delightful delight-ful musical programme during the entire en-tire evening The staircase was covered cov-ered with green and the room was dotted dot-ted with palms and bowls of roses and carnations The bride was lovely in a gown of ivory duchesse satin They skirt was made with a full train and was veiled in point applique The bodice was high in the neck with long sleeves The yoke and sleeves were of illusion and the bodice of satin veiled in point applique Over the front and extending down the skirt was a garniture garni-ture of old lace an heirloomthat has been worn by all the brides in the Marix family for generations The bridal veil was of tulle and was fastened + fast-ened in the hair with a point lace butterfly but-terfly She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and maiden hair fern The bridesmaids wore gowns of rainbow rain-bow tints and presented an attractive appearance Mrs Jack Armstrong Jevnp the brides twin sister wore pale green Miss Judge yellow Miss Murray Mur-ray blue and Mrs Wightman pink Their gowns were similarly designed and were veiled in white illusion In their hair they each wore a white satin butterfly bow fastened with rhinestone buckles and each carried huge bunches of American beauty roses tied with ribbons the color of the gown Mrs Wilbur Wells Flagg sister of the bridewho assisted in receiving wore a handsome gown of taffeta The ground was white with bunches of violets vio-lets and leaves tied with lavendar ribbons rib-bons The bodice was low in the neck with trimmings of point lace and mauve velvet The skirt was en train 11 with trimmings of green and violet 1 The dining room was done in pink and I green The four small tables being decorated with roses carnations and I ferns The parlors were decorated in a similar fashion At 11 oclock the bride and groom left for a California trip i They will reside in this city and will be at home after Feb 15 The bride is the daughter of the late Dr and Mrss T Marix of Denver I and a niece of Lieutenant Commander 3Iarix of the United States navy and I who acted as judge advocate at the j Maine inquiry The groom David S Murray Is a nephew of the late Governor Gov-ernor Murray of Utah and belongs to I one of the most distinguished families otKenutcky t At Cards f J Mr and Mrs David C Dunbar and firs WiUnrfJ Vnuncr Cave an elaborate a r 1 a 1 i + + + + + + L + T + + + r rf r + + if trAY + + + + 1 + rAY S tik l + I + t 0i t + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + U AY + + + e0 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + entertainment Thursday evening at the homE of Mr and Mrs Dunbar The evening was devoted to cards the large rooms where the tables were arranged being handsomely decorated with flowers flow-ers and palms The score cards were handsomely painted in nasturtiums while the tallies were cut In the shape of hearts diamonds spades and clubs and were fastened with ribbons in the nasturtium shades The prizes were won by Mrs J H Moyle Miss Gilmer Mrs Leavell Mrs Riter Mr J H Young Mr Max Hanauer Captain Wy gant and Mr George N Lawrence One hundred guests enjoyed the evening At Cards Mrs George Y Wallace and Miss Wallace gave an enjoyable card party at The Porches on Wednesday afternoon after-noon Ten tables were arranged in the ball room a score of the games being be-ing kept by fastening sleigh bells to the bright colored ribbons worn by each guest Miss Hanauer and Mrs Pollock won prizes for the greatest number of progressions Following the game tempting refreshments were served I Present were Mrs Belden Mrs Hills Miss Rumley Miss Kimball Mrs Pear sall Miss Gilmer Mrs George F Downey Mrs O W Powers Miss Webber Web-ber Mrs D J Sharp Miss Thorn Mrs James A Pollock Mrs Albert F Hol den Mrs James L Franken Mrs J Robinson Walker Mrs John M Zane Miss Lowe Miss Mackintosh Miss I Harkness Mrs Charles Post Miss Hanauer Miss Adelaide Nason Mrs I Witcher Mrs Jevne Mrs Wilbur Flagg Mrs Joseph H Young Mrs I Kenneth Kerr Mrs W B Sprague Mrs Sam C Park Miss Park Mrs J M Bidwell Miss Crawford Miss Sherman Sher-man Miss Moore Mrs Louise S Smith Mrs George Lowe Nye Mrs William Reid Miss Sadler Dance at Christensens The assembly dance on Tuesday evening even-ing was one of the pleasant social affairs af-fairs of the week Among those in attendance were Captain Cap-tain and Mrs Leavell Lieutenant and Mrs Kerwin Mr and Mrs G L Nye Mrs H M Dinwoodey Mr and Mrs Fred Noble Mrs S C Park Mr and Mrs Will Dinwoodey Mr S K Hooper Hoop-er Mr Westervelt Miss Lawson Mr A B Sawyer Miss Rancke Miss Bransford Miss Clark Mr and Mrs i J N Sharp Miss Sharp Mr Robertson Robert-son Mr Charles Lawrence lieutenant Kellar Mr J T Goodwin Mr Albert Allen Miss Park Miss Afton Young Miss Griffin Miss Glendinning Miss Blanche Burke Miss Small Miss Mc Millan the Misses Noble Miss Sadler Mrs Jevne Miss Kenyon Miss Preston Miss Thorn Miss Freed Miss Kessler Mr and Mr KincaiJ Mrs Louise Smith Mr Chris DieN jr Mr Will Ford Mr Kimball Mr Skinner Mr Dana Smith Mr J Harris Mr and Mrs R H Officer Miss Wall of New York Mr Neil Mr Marix Mr Cunningham Cun-ningham Mr Glendinning For Mrs Joseph Hardie Young Mrs William Reid entertained at luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs Joseph Hardie Young The dining room decorations were in green and white A great bunch of Chinese lilies made an attractive center for the table while the place cards were daintily done in water colors To meet the guest of honor there were present Mrs James A Pollock Mrs George Fn Downey Mrs Albert F Holden Miss Crawford Miss Mackintosh Mackin-tosh Miss Kimball Kensington Tea sirs iJavid JtJbunbar and Mrs Wil I i lard Young wire the hostess of a c < > < dames E Kahn N A Ransohoff L Simon Si-mon and J E Bamberger Messrs J Moritz E Kahn J Boehmer and A L Jacobs Reception Committee Governor He ber M Wells Major and Mrs Thompson Thomp-son Mrs Susannah B Emery Mr and Mrs George Q Cannon Chief Justice and Mrs George W Bartcb Mr and Mrs W S McCornick Hr and Mrs Frank Knox Mr and Mrs J Moritz Rev Dr and Mrs Maynard Mr and Mrs J E Dooly Mr and Mrs A W McCune r and Mrs Simon Bamber ger Mr P H fannan Mr and Mrs John Dern Dr and Mrs T B Beatty Colonel and Mrs T G Webber Mr and Mrs S H Babcock Mr and Mrs H G McMillan Mr and Mrs Joseph Geo ghegan Mr and Mrs F J Fabian Mr and Mrs David Keith Mr and Mrs Sam H Auerbach Mr and lies Henry Cohn Mr and Mrs L H Farnsworth Mr and Mrs Louis Simon Mr and Mrs S V Shelp Mr and Mrs Joseph Siegel Mr H Bamberger i Floor Committee Messrs J A Greenwald Louis Bamberger A L Jacobs N A Ransohoff J Boehmer Adolph Simon Herbert Hirschman At Luncheon Mrs J Waller Young gave an elaborate elabo-rate luncheon on Wednesday afternoon The table was artistically done In carnations car-nations and ferns while seated around it were Mrs Kellar Mrs L C Trent Mrs McLaughlin Mrs Patrick Mrs Robinson Miss Murray and Mrs Carson Car-son Childrens Party A delightful childrens party was given Friday afternoon by Miss Lillian Jeffs in honor of the seventh birthday of her brother Adelbert The hours were passed with games and music by the guests who were Louisa Crone Esther Brooks Afton Gillecpie Ethelyn Player Louisa Player Gerald Jeffs Leland Jeffs Fred Jeffs Henry Harvey Walter Griffiths i Howard Anderson and Clyde Anderson Degree of Eonor The Degree of Honor held its installation instal-lation Tuesday night and elected the following officers for the ensuing year Chief of honor Mrs Alice Teasdale lady of honor Julia Barrows chief of ceremonies Mrs Gray recorder Mrs Jessa Lambert financier Mrs Eva Darke usher Mrs Benj Blake I GIlls G-Ills S Harvey O G Mr Benj Blake receiver Miss Austice Barrows The installing in-stalling officers were Grand Past Chiefs Mrs Eleanor Crawford Mrs Elizabeth Wa1sh and Grand Usher Mrs Janie ulmer After refreshments the members mem-bers adjourned wishing success for the ledge You and I Crystal Club The You and I Crystal club met with Mr and Mrs J D Ford Thursday evening After the usual presentation high five was played first prizes being won by Miss C Norris and Mr W Gulver second by Mrs A Gallacher and Mr T Norris The prizes were very pretty and the tallies were comic prints While the guests sat down at a prettily laid supper table they were entertained by music After supper all joined in playing oldfashioned games after which the club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mr and Mrs H W Branch No 26 West Third North G A R Entertainment The G A R members will give asocial a-social in honor of the twenty young ladies who gave the exhibition drill which contributed so largely to the success suc-cess of the G A R carnival recently held in this city and also in honor of those who made donations of various kinds The social will take place on Friday evening Jan 20 at the G A R hall and will be quite an enjoyable function i 3ML L A Sociable The Second ward M I A will give an entertainment in the meetinghouse next Friday evening commencing at 8 I oclock The programme which con sists of vocal and instrumental selec tions recitations cake walk contest and dancing will be participated in by Professor Evan Stephens Crissie Law son the Dahlquist sisters Alice Claw son Ed McClellair Sam Barrell Wil lard Christopherson Miss Ferron Thomas AshWorth Edna Dwyer Alex Campbell and Olsens orchestra The cake walk contest will be especially interesting teresting as prominent persons from different parts of the city intend to take the cake Refreshments will be served and a fine time is anticipated The public is invited Wedding B cepti nOne n-One of the pleasant events of the week was a wedding reception given Wednesday evening by Mr and Mrs W G Westwood at their residence No 39 N street in honor of their daughter Lily and Mr Herbert Clarke The couple cou-ple were married at the temple Wednesday Wednes-day The house was decorated with potted plants and the dining room with national colors Super wa served to about eighty guests by the Misses Daisy I and Violet Westwood Violet and Florence Flor-ence Saville Katie Erskine and Estel la Snowball During the evening instrumental In-strumental and vocal music and recitations recita-tions were rendered by many of the guests The couple received hearty congratulations with numerous presents pres-ents and every one wished them much joy and happiness They will reside at 229 South Ninth East Dance The second of the successful series of dancing parties given under the auspices I aus-pices of the Retail Clerks association will be held on Tuesday evening Jan 17 at Christensens hall The splendid social features already given by this young association bespeak many future entertainments which will add greatly to the pleasure of our city The ball of Friday evening Dec 2 was a pronounced pronounc-ed social success attendedbY a brilliant bril-liant and appreciative audience of merry dancers Social Invitations have been extended to the Qrpheus club Social So-cial Wheel club University High School Y M C A and other prominent promi-nent organizations of Salt Lake City Pursuant to this last named party the entertainment committee is contemplating contem-plating for the latter part of February a mask carnival the principal features of which will be a brilliant tableau and cake walk At Cards Mrs H A Moss and Mrs May Snell entertained at the home of Mrs Moss on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons after-noons On Wednesday guests were Mrs McGurrin Miss McIntyre Mrs Hey wood Mrs Pettee Mrs Symms Mrs Tuttle Mrs Dunn Mrs Lancy Mrs Langley Mrs Green Mrs Clawson Mrs Gunter Mrs Taggart Mrs Sheets Mrs Moran Mrs Savage Mrs Dern Mrs Beck and Miss Tompkins Prizes were won by Mrs McGurrin and Miss Tompkins Thursday afternoon the guest were Mrs Groesbeck Mrs Beatty Mrs Brown Mrs Reed Mrs Horne Mrs Graham Mrs Rooks Mrs Dowden i Mrs Swenson Mrs Haymond Mrs Young Mrs Godbe Mrs Clawson Mrs Shoebridge Mrs Tibbies Mrs Green Mrs Clawson Prizes were won by Mrs John Groesbeck Mrs Frank Beatty A PanHellenic Banquet About a dozen men met at the University Uni-versity club parlors last Wednesday discussed the matter of a gathering of the Greeks in Zion and decided to issue a call to all Greek letter fraternity men in the city and vicinity to meet at the University club parlors Wednesday afternoon af-ternoon at 5 oclock to perfect arrangements arrange-ments for a PanHellenic gathering and banquet Let all the Greeks assemble and enjoy a flow of coul eloquence and other good things and let every college fraternity ternity man be present at the preliminary prelimi-nary meeting at 5 oclock Wednesday Jan 18 In the University club parlors Informal Musicale An informal musicale took place at the oarlors of the Salt Lake costuming costum-ing house on Tuesday Jan 10 The following lowing nrogramme was carried out Mrs Mary Nielson Hepburn late Yum Yum of the Ogden Opera company com-pany sang the beautiful valse song II Pasi by Ardetti Mr John P I MCakin recited The Tramp Musician and The Vagabond after which he and Mrs Meakin sang the Tit I Willow duet Miss Stayner of Ogden sang the contralto solo Love Is Like I the Lily Fair after which she recited Pauline Pavona Herr von Brin rendered I ren-dered his own composition Romance on the piano Little Sadie Myers gave the song and dance Sweet Ange Mine Miss Ruth Eldredge recited I How Salvator Won the Race A piano solo by Mr Clester Ames and also one by Mr Mellinger were of the I gems of the evening The duet from I the Prince of Methusalem song by I Mrs Hepburn and Miss Stayner were I also greatly enjoyed by all Mr Chas i I Meakin recited Down the Capitol after which Professor Hepburn the accompanist ac-companist of the evening played a I grand march to the cake walk Mr and Mrs Myers the host and hostess thereupon there-upon invited the guests to a luncheon I Among the guests were Mr and Mrs John P Meakin Mr Charles Meakin Miss Ruth Eldredge Miss Lillian May I Miss Louise Eldredge Miss Stayner Professor and Mrs Mary Hepburn Mrs Ames and MeJHnger Mr and Mrs Anderson Mrs Newbold Logan Mrs Edward Mr Rich Mrs A StiefeU Morris Mor-ris and Eugene Stiefel Misses Bertie and Gertie Johnson Captain Good speed Mrs Willoughby Herr von Brin and Miss Nellie Gleason ladies Literary Club The current literature and current events section will meet on Friday Jan 20 at 2 p m The programme will tie tieThe Peace Commission and the Peace Treaty Mrs Rood The Fashoda Incident and General Kitchener Mrs Rhodes The history section meets on Thursday Thurs-day morning Jan 19 at 10 oclock Mrs Peyton will give War With the English Parliament The Restoration Restora-tion The Attitude of Charles Toward To-ward the Dutch Mrs McMahon will give The Administration Admin-istration of John De Witt 1C301C72 and Louis XIV and the Netherlands The subject for oneminute talks is Masarin The home and education section will hereafter meet on alterate Mondays beginning Monday Jan 16 at 3 p m The programme will be in charge of Mrs Ledyard Bailey and will consist of the following topics Nervous and Backward Children What Shall We Eat Miscellaneous The French section of the Ladles Literary society will meet Friday afternoon after-noon at 230 the date having been changed from Saturday night The Cleofan The meeting of the CleoIan was hold Tuesday at the regular hour Alter the reading o ° the minutes and the transaction of some miscellaneous business i busi-ness Mrs May P Moyle gave the introduction in-troduction to The Comedy of errors with short comparisons of the principal characters and select readings from the PlayA Play-A general discussion then followed after which adjournment was taken until Tuesday Jan 17 when the club will take up the study of The Merchant Mer-chant Venice The Reviewers The Reviewers will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs W A Nelden The subject will be British Essayists presented by Miss Delia R Snow Social Notes Mr Dana Smith has returned from the east 00 0 Miss Emily Bannister of Ogden has been spending a few days in the city as the guest of Miss Afton Young o < 9 0 The wedding cards of Mr and Mrs John Toronto have been issued 000 Mrs J A Reeves entertained at luncheon Friday afternoon Mrs Tuttle Tut-tle Mrs Pettee Mrs Green Mrs Symms and Mrs Dickinson o 0 < Mrs Frank Knox leaves Tuesday for a California visit v < S > < > Dr J C E King returned during the week from Minnesota < s > 0 C Mr and Mrs J C Cutler have gone to San Francisco 000 Mr W J Lawrence will return today from the cast 00C The Wednesday Night club held its usual weekly reunion at Christensens 000 The choir of the Twentyfirst ward gave a wellattended dance on Friday evening < J00 Friday evening the Young Womens I Aid society will give a musicale at Mrs Gill S Peytons residenceS 0 < residence-S > G Miss Ada Dusenberry of Eureka will spend the remainder of the winter in Salt Lake 000 Mr and Mrs Joseph Peery have returned to their home in Ogden after spending a week in the city with Judge and Mrs E D Hoge n4n Mr and Mrs W H Remington have announced the engagement of their daughter Edna to Mr Walter Harvey of Tacoma o < S > S Mrs W F Colton Dr Bascom and Lieutenant Benner X Smith sailed from San Francisco for Honolulu op Wednesday 000 Miss Blanche Burke Miss Geddes and Miss McMillan expect to leave the atter part of the week for the Burke ranch in Idaho = IdahoC 3 000 Mrs Jesse Little left Tuesday for Ensenada Mexico vt > < S > 0 Mrs Joseph Siegel expects to leave the latter part of the week for a visit to the coast I 000 The dance of the Delta Phi fraternity frater-nity will take place Friday evening at Christensens Those in charge are Messrs Alfred J Ridges jr H Claude Lewis Joseph J Cannon George Q Morris and Walter W Little v 0 < s > The second meeting in the series of afternoons with favorite poets will beheld be-held at Mrs Beemans 1007 First 1 street Tuesday afternoon Eugene Field will be the poet considered All ladles are cordially invited < s > < S > < s > Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs S S Pond gave a delightful card party The parlors were tastefully decorated incarnations I in-carnations and smilax Cards were played until a late hour when dainty refreshments were served The guests were Mr and Mrs Fred L Libby Mr and Mrs NIckum Mr and Mrs E H Needham Mr and Mrs H E Dear dorff Mr and Mrs Judge Burton Miss f Pond Mr Carey Dr M R Stewart j and Mr John Deardorff Prizes were awarded to Mrs Fred L Libby and Dr M R Stewart < > 0 < s > Miss Mary Twombly entertained informally in-formally Saturday afternoon The house was very prettily decorated with smilax and cut flowers Those present were Miss Cllve Misses Squires Miss VIer Miss McComie Miss Penelton Misses Stevenson and Miss Smith 00 0 On Monday evening Miss Margery Higgins entertained in honor of Jerome Neland on the eve of his departure for Bingham < 2 > c > VN Mr and Mrs Arthur Winter entertained enter-tained at dinner last evening the guests being Mr and Mrs Stringfellow Mr and Mrs Oliver Miss Grace String fellow Mr Joseph Stringfellow Miss Gertie Oliver and Mr George Burgess After supper cards were played followed fol-lowed by music musicS 000 The German club will meet with Mrs Sol Siegel next Saturday evening GG < 2 > Miss Grace Heikes will be at home to her friends Saturday Jan 21 at 221 West First South street < S > < 2 > < g > A very enjoyable gathering took place t on Wednesday last in honor of Heber Davis of the Sixteenth ward and on the following evening there was a delightful de-lightful party at the ward meetinghouse meeting-house when all who desired to say goodby had an opportunity to do soOn so-On Friday evening there was a family reunion at the residence of Mr E H Davis > 924 West First North street The home was prettily decorated with chrysanthemums chry-santhemums and evergreens and refreshments re-freshments were served followed by music and expressions of e teem and affection Mr Davis left for England I yesterday morning 1 4 PROVO SOCIETY 1 4 Special Correspondence Provo Jan 14 Nothing of peculiar Interest has transpired this week in the social realm of Provo but an event around which is gathered all the brilliancy bril-liancy of the altar of marriage will take place next week when J William Knight and Miss Lucy J Brimhall will be united in the bonds of matrimony The marriage will take place on the ISth In the Salt Lake temple On the evening of that day a reception will be tendered the immediate relatives of the young people while on the following follow-ing evening the happy couple will greet their many friends at the opera house Mr Knight is the son of Jesse Knight the successful mining operator of this city Miss Brimhall is the daughter of Professor George H Brimhall of the Brigham Young academy 1 < j > > Captain Murray Twelves returned to i the Agricultural college at Logan this j week < i > 0 t > Miss Ada Dusenberry formerly of i Provo now of Eureka spent a few days in the Garden City this week visiting friends and relatives 00 < > Mr and Mrs Frank Brown of Spanish Span-ish Fork visited relatives in Provo this week < 3 > 0 A L Woodhouse of the Telluride Power Transmission company returned re-turned to Provo this week fitter having Continued on Page 14 u WITHIN f 1 HE SOCIAL RfALM t Continued from page 13 spent the Xmas holidays his home in Colorado 1 00 < f Mrs Ed Sparks of Nephl is here visiting her parents J Wednesday evening at the home of William P Silver five missionaries Who have spent a good portion of their lives on the islands of the South sea met to do honor in a social way to Elder El-der Sanders of Diaz Mexico who will leave for the missionary field on the 25th of the present month Those present were Mr and Mrs William P Silver Mr and Mrs Thomas Court Mr and Mrs A We Harding Miss Alice Dixon Mr J W Dangerfield Miss Emma John and Mr J C Knudsen Knud-sen 000 Sorosis metat the usual hour at the club rooms with Vice President Mrs G W Craig in the chair A review of the last weeks work on the parliamentary parlia-mentary drill was given by Mrs Craig followed by a very interesting and entertaining en-tertaining paper by Miss Alice Reynolds Rey-nolds on thelife and work of Marion Crawford which was much enjoyed i An interesting and enjoyable magazine i review was presented by Mrs William i Strong Mrs M M Warner yas elected parliamentarian C i par-liamentarian for the year i The club was presented with a gavel I by President Mrs S II Allen I Mrs Craig gave a very interesting I talk on How Shall We Prevent Profanity Pro-fanity in Children after which the 1 I i i club adjourned I i 000 The Nineteenth Century club met on I Friday at the home of Mrs Sutton Mrs Searle was appointed chairman for the afternoon the president being I absent Current news was reviewed by Mrs 1 Kellogg Mrs E A Wedgwood gave an interesting I inter-esting paper on The Wars of Scotland Scot-land landMiss Miss Kellogg being absent the paper on English Yeomen which was to have been read at this meeting was postponed and the remainder of the afternoon was anent in social chat after af-ter which Mrs Sutton served delicious refreshments n n 0 I Mrs E A Wedgwood entertained a number of her friends Friday evening at the Hotel Roberts Mrs Wedgwood proved herself a delightful hostess and everyone spent a very enjoyable evening even-ing Mr William Roberts sang several sonS with his usual telling effect and Miss Isabel Monahan pleased her listeners j list-eners with many musical gems rendered ren-dered on the piano The company present were The Misses Bessie Peek Alice Isely Lenore Jackson Mary Dickson Minnie Holtzschue Isabel J Monahan jSIr and Mrs E E Corfman I Mr and Mrs P N Nunn Mr and Mrs William D Roberts o Tuesday evening the Knights of Pythias turned out in force and went to Fleiners cafe where they proceeded to eat oysters with the characteristic vim and relish bf hungry men The occasion oc-casion was the installation of the new officers for this ye < u yeiaG < v > < g > < s > The cake walk dance at Lamberts academy was a great success Mr William Walker and Joseph Theriot won the cake o Ge > I Miss Ida Dusenberry entertained on I Monday evening progressive crokinole being the game of the evening GeorgeS George-S Taylor won the prize Dainty refreshments I re-freshments served and all had were avery I a-very pleasant time The company was j composed of Mr and Mrs = B Cluff jr Mr and Mrs George H Brimhall Mr i and Mrs D C Young Mr and Mrs James L Brown Mr and Mr J B Koeler Mr and Mrs Reed Smoot Mr I and Mrs George S Taylor Lester Stanley Walter M Wolfe N S Nelson I Nel-son Miss Mamie Gates Miss Florence Reynolds Miss Venice Booth I < s > < i > J < T J Mrs C E Coffin of Salt Lake is here visiting her sister Mrs Reed Smoot G 1rt The dance at the Third ward meet II inghouse last night Was a success Gr6 0 4 Miss Alice Grover of V ephi Is here attending school at theBrigham Young I academy 0 t > < 2 Miss Helen Brinkerhoff and Mr William Wil-liam McCoard will be married Wednesday I Wed-nesday evening at the residence of Mr j I Charles De Moisy I < j > < j > Mrs Steve Chipman of American I I Fork is here visiting her sister Mrs I Jacob Evans I < n 0 I Mrs Sarah E Cluff entertained her I class of Sunday school pupils Friday I night at her home in the Second Ward I Refreshments speeches songs recitations recita-tions and music filled fhe hours of early night with unalloyed pleasure for all present I G ialt Miss Duncan of Salt sake is visiting I i her friend Miss Mamie dates < I A banana party was given last evening even-ing by Miss Kate Elliot at her = home iu the Fourth ward The Ruskin club is note to the public I though it has been existence three I months or more The object of the club is as its nume suggteetF t6 study I the woks of Ruskin Its membership f is limited no more than ten persons be ing allowed to be members at one time I The club meets every Friday evening at the home of some one of its mam I bars In the first part of the session i the time is devoted to reading Ruskin This is followed by a study of art and I then the evening is finished with a I course of rofra nnicnts This weak the club met at the residence of Mrs Suva Y Gates The present mEmbers are Mr and Mrs Jacob F Gates Professor Profes-sor N L Nelson Miss Mamie Gates Mrs Lilian H Cannon Miss Alice i Reynolds Miss Aretta Young Professor 1 I sor Walter M Wolfe Professor J C Swenson and Mrs Christena Young OGDEN SOCIETY Special Correspondence Ogden Jan HOn Wednesday evening even-ing Miss Ida Driver entertained nine of I her girl f iends with a coasting party on Twentyseventh street From S until 1030 the young ladies coasted after which a dainty supper awaited them at the home of Miss Driver No gentlemen gentle-men were invited The cha erone was airs X F Boyle and the guests were Miss Fannie Snow Salt Lake Miss Francel Hastings of Portland Misses Nellie Stevenson Xetta Boyle Nell and Dot Young Lida Boyle Ida Driver < S > 5 > v Friday evening airs S E Anderson entertained a few of her friends at a sixtythree party The guests were Mesdames Rogers Armstrong Ash Jones Joyce Cane Costello Lee Anderson An-derson Millis Hanson Boatwright and Chevers < > < 5 > > The Klondike Klub gave the first ball of the season Thursday evening A sherbert bowl furnished refreshment for the merry crowd which danced until 1230 Those present were Mr and Mrs John Ledwedge air and airs James Ballard air and Mrs Charles Hiser Mr and Mrs Dr G W Baker air and airs L W Ford Mrs aioyer Misses Rhoda Stevenson Nettle Boyle Clark Tavey Stevenson Nesbitt Ver na Hayes Lowe Flossie Wright Packard Pack-ard Ruby Lowe Wooley Stone Heller Shields Delca Baker Robins Ballard Zeigler Corey Smith Louise Barker Barklow Austin Brown Jones aiessrs Clarence Gunnell Josh Grant William Watson Herbert Seagers oy Buckmil ler Walter Webb Andrew Bowman James Conlisk Bert Smith Ballard Charles Cassire Perry Herrick Hiser John Pierce Ledwedge Robert Proud fielt Fred Burt Baker William Wil son Garver George Stanford Albert RIchter Dan Lauglan John Austin Wattis George Wilson Frank Pierce Guy Clar Del Mdd s6h Stanley Johnson John-son George Packard Harrocks Seymour Sey-mour Clark William Howarth Orley Brown Alfred Brown Arthur Conlisk o 0 0 Friday evening in the Second ward institute a party was given in honor of the elderly people of the ward which proved a very successful and entertaining entertain-ing affair for the old folks Carriages were sent to the homes for the guests of honor and all were conveyed to and from the meeting house Addresses were made by Apostle FXD Richards and John Scowcroft and a programme of musical selections and recitations was given wherein the following participated parti-cipated MatheX Galt Mr and Mrs Willard Scowcroft Mr Dugan Maggie Tout Heber Scowcroft Phoebe Pearl Snyder Tout brothers The whole concluded I con-cluded with a laughable farce entitled The Goose With the Golden Eggs in which the following had parts William Purdv George Shorten Mrs Jane Herrick I Her-rick J L Herrick Miss M A Emmett Imogen Wilson William Lund Frank Ellis Norman Shorten Daniel Lund 4GG The Twentieth Century Philosophers Philoso-phers met last Thursday evening at the hQuse of Socrates After the regular regu-lar routine of business the problemS were discussed Plato won the laurel and Aristotle drank the hemlock Th theses were then read Demosthenes paper caused much merriment but nevertheless was very instructive The guest of the evening was J P Meakin of Salt Lake who gave a short lecture before supper After ably disposing of the epicurean feast the members were favored with some of Mr Meakins hest selections The meeting then adjourned adjourn-ed after deciding upon Demosthenes as the next host Jan 26 1 < < t > b 0 A coterie of ten wellknown bachelors of Ogden are to give a ball next month which will it is said eclipse anything of the kind ever given in > the city A special orchestra has been engaged In Salt Lake to come up and reinforce some of the Ogden musicians The Broom hotel ballroom has been engaged engag-ed and the affair will come off Feb 7 Designers are already at work planning plan-ning the decorations and dressmakers are quietly working on ball dresses The arrangements of details are as yet In embryo but it is said the social Decemvirs will go on the principle that all girls are alike to them and that gentlemen will be spared the puzzling problem of what lady to choose as that matter will be decided by lot G G 0 I Mr and Mrs C N Custead last week entertained the Thursday Night club at their home on Seventeenth street High five was the game played and prizes wcre awarded to Mrs Pidcock and Mr Westover and Mrs Pierce and Mr Murdock Refreshments were served and the club adjourned about 1130 The members of the club present were Mr and Mrs C W Westover Mr and Mrs Murdock Mr and Mrs Paine Mr and Mrs Custead Mr and Mrs Reeve Mr and Mrs Pierce Mrs Dixon Mrs Ralph Pidcock Mrs I Archie Bowman Misses Lars Pierce and Marguerite Thomas 0 Wednesday evening Jan 4 the officers offi-cers of Court Wasatch No 2 Foresters Forest-ers of America were duly installed for the ensuing term by Deputy G C R R K Adams H Baumeister C R T C Morris S C R James McBeth treasurer R O Rolston F S P A Garner S W E Geiger J W A Silverstein S B W Blosser trustee > t > tOn t-On Tuesday Aglaia assembled with its secretary Miss Kimball and was entertained by each member present contributing something of interest in response to roll call Mrs Bent then opened the regular programme with an excellent resume of the writings of Constance Fennimore Woolson which I all heartily appreciated Mrs Clarke sang two beautiful songs and Mrs Allison Al-lison added to the pleasure by singing Oh Promise Me hiss J Khnballs I j guests were Mrs and Miss Louise Kimball Kim-ball Mrs MHliS and Dr Aucuitt Aft r enjoying a social hour the club adjourned = ad-journed to meet Jan 24 with Miss Mof fett at Mrs A1 J Warners 726 Twen tyfifth street G 0 Wednesday evening the home of Mr and Mrs James Nevln on Lincoln avenue ave-nue was the scene of a merry surprise party The guests were Meesrs and Mesdames 3IcGaw Williams Baker Olson Stokes White Jackman Davis I Foulkes Voy Peck Andrews Mrs Robertson and McIntosh and Miss Olson Ol-son The prizes were won by Mrs McIntosh Mc-Intosh Mr Nevin and Mr McGaw 0 < Miss Beatrice Ridges returned to her home in Salt Lake Monday t0 Q The engagement of Miss Florence Bigelow to 1ft E L Van Meteer of Chicago has been announced 0 0 0 Mtes Bannister is a guest in Salt Lake City V 4E Misses Lottie and Pearl Richards entertained en-tertained the B and B club this afternoon after-noon The invited guests were Misses I Maud Dee Elizabeth Dee Jennie Snyder Sny-der and Margaret Dee 00 < 9 Mrs Ransford Smith was the guest of Mrs Dey in Salt Lake this week > i > Miss Janie Taylor of this city was among the guests art the Unity Circle Dancing club in Salt Lake e > < t > 0 Mrs S E Anderson will visit next week with Salt Lake friends 0 < > Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J P Wallin on West Seventeenth Seven-teenth street Justice Wardleigh performed per-formed the ceremony uniting in marriage mar-riage Miss Ellen M Wallin and Dana M Woods 40 Miss Leona Woods is visiting Miss 5 Ridges in < Salt Lake < > 3 I Miss Emil McMillan of Salt Lake was the guest of Miss Rennie Ridges at the home of Mr and Mrs Pike early in the week DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY Special Correspondence Kaysville Jan HThe Dewey club last evening gave a pleasant social in Williams hall in honor of George H Blood who leaves next week on a mission mis-sion to Samoa The club members and a large number of invited guests were present Luncheon was served and amidst games of various kinds interspersed inter-spersed with music singing and dancing danc-ing the evening hours passed quickly and happily away < > 4 > nOn n-On Thursday evening air and Mrs U rum Stewart entertained the members mem-bers of the Kaysville band and their ladies It was the first time that the beautiful new home of Mr and airs Stewart had been thrown open for asocial a-social gathering and the event was a most happy one During the early hours of the evening the band occupied the front parlor and rendered an excellent excel-lent programme of musical numbers Luncheon was served at 10 oclock and later games and dancing were enjoyed by the guests Those present were Dr and airs Sumner Gleason air and airs James A Cottrell air and Mrs Walter Wal-ter Dummer Mr and Mrs Robert Bla mires air and airs E W Layton air and airs Henry H Blood air and airs Joseph B Jarman air and airs Wilburn Nance air and Mrs H J Sheffield jr air and airs Alfred Scho field airs WilkinsQ Miss Katie Warren War-ren F B Williams David Smith b C Barton Ulysses Nance and Arthur Wilkinson Wil-kinson f > < > 0 air and airs Frank Williams entertained enter-tained on Wednesday eveningS evening-S > < i > C There was a pleasant social party Thursday evening at the home of William Wil-liam Blood about thirty young people I being C present Cards and other games were the order of the evening < S > < < Sr The Kaysville Amusement committee gave a dance In the music hall on Wednesday Wed-nesday evening o i g Miss Violet Manning a daughter of Mr and airs Henry W Manning of Hooper was married on Thursday in the Salt Lake temple to Mr Robert Newman of Prospect Ida Miss Manning Man-ning is quite well known here and she is an estimable young lady Mr Newman New-man was formerly a Utah boy They will spend their honeymoon visiting with relatives and friends in Utah and will leave shortly to make their home in Idaho where they Will be fqllowed by the best wishes of a wide circle of friends 0 < > 0 On Friday evening of next week a ball and programme will be given in the Kaysville music hall under the auspices of the amusement committee in honor and for the benefit of George H Blood air Blood will leave the next day for Samoa < S > < > < S > airs James H Linford will return to her home in Logan tomorrow after a three weeks visit in Kaysville 000 This afternoon a pleasant childrens party was given in the music hall free to all the children of the ward Several Sev-eral hundred little folks and young people enjoyed the idance which was given by the amusement committee < > < So Q airs Martha J Barnes spent several days of this week visiting in Salt LakeS < Lake-S > < S > < 5 > Sleighing parties are much in vogue at present At almost any hour of the day or night the musical jingle of the merry bells may be heard on the streets 00 0 Miss Eleanor Pyper a daughter of Mrs C D Pyper of Salt Lake and air David Thomas one of Farming tons leading young men will be married mar-ried in the Salt Lake temple next Wednesday Wed-nesday Theceremony will be followed by a reception at the home of the brides mother in the evening The happy couple will make their home in Farmington air Thomas is the present pres-ent county recorder and he is very popular throughout Davis county vOC Miss Susie Grant a daughter of J H Grant of West Bountiful and air David Mann of the same place are to be married next week The young people peo-ple are both well known and highly respected re-spected Miss Grant is a very accomplished accom-plished young lady and her talent as a violinist has made heir known in Salt Lake and elsewhere In the state Mr Mann is also a musician The contracting con-tracting parties will commence lifes journey together under most auspicious circumstances < 5 > 0 < S > Horace King of Layton and Miss Alice Perkins of Kaysville were married Thursday evening by Bishop Daniel Harris of Layton Laytoni OGG > airs W H Bancroft of Salt Lake I spent Wednesday with Mrs A L Nichols Nich-ols at Farmington 1 000 Miss Martha E Barnes school had a pleasant sleighride this afternoon I LEHI SOCIETY Special Correspondence Lehi Jan 4The ai I A gave a grand ball in the opera house this week A large number attended < S > < v The ai S gave a social in the onera house in honor of A Fjeld Heber Austin Aus-tin and F Jacobs > < j > i > H Austin and F Jackson left for England to visit friends and relatives < 5 > 00 E S Carroll is spending a few days in Salt Lake City 00 O James Kirkham gave an evening dinner I din-ner party Among the guests were A Fjeld and wife J Allred and wife Sen ator A J Evans and wife and J S Broadbent and wife q t Ft t < CA Grangerswas the guest of G Austin this week f v 1 ° w < S > 00 T The school gave an entertainment m honor of its superintendent A Fjeld to this week < S > < 3 > < S > Hugh Cannon and W BvDougall of Salt Lake City were the guests of T R Cutler one day this week < 2 > 00 Senator and Mrs A J Evans entertained enter-tained a number of friends at dinner 0 < 3 > < > The Lehi Social club gave its first entertainment at its rooms A very pleasant time was had by the members mem-bers The following officers were present pres-ent J J Thomas resident Hy Timothy Tim-othy secretary and J D Woodhouse treasurer OGG The friends and relatives assembled at the residence of air George Austin and celebrated that gentlemans fiftieth birthday A very enjoyable time was had SAUTTAQTJXN SOCIETY Special Correspondence Santaquin Jan HA slight stir has been manifested in local social circles the past week The entertainments have been cuiet but select vi > + > > airs William Hudson informally entertained en-tertained Sunday evening Their family fam-ily orchestra rendered some very beautiful beau-tiful selections Among the guests were the Misses Lewis and Gardner and Messrs Goff and Rees < S > 00 A sixtythree arty was the event of Thursday evening given at the home of Miss Amanda Olsen After cards wine and cake were served and the rest of the evening spent in pleasant games till the wee sma hours of morn cGG The fifteenth quorum of Seventies had an enjoyable programme and luncheon in the Relief society hall A sumptuous feast was spread The event was an anniversary of the organization organ-ization of the quorum < > 00 The usual Friday night social ball was given MERCURSO Special Correspondence aiercur Jan Hlrs E R Ypung is visiting her parents Salt Lake City o < 1 < 2 C A Platt and wife are visitors in town this week < S > 4 0 Nils Hanson of Riverton accompanied accom-panied by his family spent several days in camp visiting relatives S > < 3 > V < airs George Kislingbury wife of De Lamars expert has been visiting relatives I rel-atives in Mercur this week before leaving leav-ing for Mexico with her husband 000 airs Lee Gilson has been an invalid for some time but is now able to get around once more |