Show m 7H6 yERAJ d O O O C o < Ir 1 9 y L v The coel weather of the past week revived t re-vived somewhat the lagging indoor social I < cial affairs Several large functions and innumerable small lunch parties afternoon teas and informal gatherings by made the week a gay one I J The wedding and reception of Miss I Grace Young and Mr Kenneth Kerr r the reception tendered to Col and Mrs Theaker by the officers and ladies of r Fort Douglas with the card party given at the Manitou by Mrs Green and Mrs Syms were among the notable nota-ble features of the week the wedding and reception taking precedence t > The bride who is the accomplished daughter of Judge and Mrs LeGrande Young has long been a leader in the I literary work of one of the leading womens clubs and is widely known in I I social circles Mr Kerr of the Tribune although originally from Washington has resided in Utah so long that he is counted almost a native son The wedding took place at the residence I resi-dence of the brides parents at Red Butt Hollow and was witnessed only by the immediate family After the ceremony a large and brilliant bril-liant reception was held the guests consisting mostly of the younger members mem-bers of society The exterior and interior in-terior of the house were beautifully doooratpd Through the grqunds andover and-over the porches were hung Chinese lanterns and upon entering the house the guests were received by the young couple and Tudge and Mrs LeGrand Young and Mr and Mrs William Reid assisted by Mrs J M Bidwell Mn Frank Jennings Misses Burton Miss 1 1 Alton Young Miss Hamilton Miss Shearman Miss Edna Shearman Miss j Katz and Miss Blanche Kimball The bride was beautifully gowned in ream satin cut decollette with large cuff sleeves and trimmed with brus els point lace She wore a veil of russels net falling to the waist and tarried lilies of > the valley tied with atin ribbons The parlors were beautifully decor ted with imported wild ferns mar uerites ro es hawthorn honeysuckle g ind snowballs The dining room with its many mir ors reflecting the colored lights sil er cut grass and pretty girls was oeautiful indeed Dainty refreshments were served by young ladles Miss Jasmine Young Miss Lucile Jennings Miss JoFie Katz and Miss Ella Atkinson Atkin-son The reception lasted until 11 oclock when the guests began to depart Mr and Mr David Hempstead Mrs Woodruff Miss Lawrence Miss Kimball Miss Shearman Miss Edna Shearman Miss Katz Miss Hempstead Miss Lowe Miss Josie Katz and Messrs Harry Shearman Will Lawrence Law-rence George Lawrence and A D Katz drove to the reception in a four I horse drag N 99 Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kerr will be at home after July 1st at 274 First street a t a jfr dL A small party of society bicyclists wlil wheel l tc the Brockbank farm today to-day and partake of a country dinner o o s The Misses Shearman entertained most charmingly Thursday evening Cards was the feature of the evening and high five the game played Mrs Kenneth Kerr Mass Ora Harkness Mr Holden and Mr Pavey were the prizewinners prize-winners The parlors were tastefully decorated and dainty refreshments were served Among those present j ite exit and airs M C Fox Miss Fox Mr and Mrs G F Downey Mr j and Mrs A F Holden Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kerr Dr and Mrs Witcher Mrs Russell Coe Woodruff Miss Lawrence Miss Kimball Miss Hark ness Miss Ora Harkness Miss Katz Miss Hamilton Miss Katie Lowe Mr Will Sharp Mr Harry Shearman Mr Pavey Mr George Lawrence Mr A D Katz Mr Grant Hampton Mr Casper I Cas-per Robertson Mr T R Jones Mr D E Burley Cards are out for the marriage of I Miss Ellerbeck to Mr T D Lewis of this city Cards areout for the marriage of Miss Mary Roundy daughter of Mr and Mrs Adelbert Roundy to Mr Charles Caine of this city Mr Frank M Avery of Washington D C was married in Sacramento Wednesday to Miss Caroline Taylor and spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kerr Mr Avery and Mr Kerr were schoolmates together in Washington After a delightful little dinner at the residence of Mr and Mrs Kerr a stall was occupied by the two young couples at the Grand Mr Malcomb Glendinning is expected home from Yale this week N Mr G Y Wallace will spend the summer in Europe with a party of fallow Yale students V 0 Mrs and Miss Carter have cards out for a reception on June 11 tiYY Colonel and Mrs Trumbo accompanied I accom-panied by Mrs Clara Foltz of New I York and Mr Samuel Shoetridge of I California arrived in the city Friday night and departed Saturday night for St Louis I n a Mr Chris Diehl arrived home from Stanford yesterday where he has been I studying law for the past two years i I Mrs W K Wright has returned I from the east Miss Bacon and Miss Bessie Bacon are expected the last of the month N 0 The nicest entertainment that has been given at the Post since the Woodbury Wood-bury reception was that tendered by the officers and ladies of the regiment to Colonel and Mrs Theaker in the I I post hall Friday evening The arrangements I i arrange-ments were perfect and success i I marked every feature of the affair i The spacious hall looked beautiful Along the ends and sides were arranged I ar-ranged rugs and luxurious divans terminating ter-minating in the coziest little corners I I imaginable one particularly inviting I i jl Viprr o nnmnnt l with Tndia mnttini blankets and tokens Over the whole delicateiy shaded lamps threw a charming charm-ing glow and palms and quantities of rosebuds added to the beauty At I i the east end of the hall t t I I Colonel and Mrs Theaker received their guests being assisted by Miss j I Madge Theaker Miss Ulna Theaker j I Captain and Mrs Noble Captain and I Mrs Allen Captain and Mrs Richards Major and Mrs McLaughlin Lieutenant Lieuten-ant and Mrs Wright A steady stream of guests shook hands with the new colonel and his wife until nearly 11 oclock During the evening dancing was indulged in by the younger people to the delightful music 3L the Fort orchestra and punch was served between the dances At 11 delicious refreshments were served in the officers club rooms red white and blue being the pervading colors in the comfortable quarters After refreshments dancing followed and continued until after midnight j I Besides the Fort people present the following were among those from thai city I Mr and Mrs C S Varian Mr and 1 Mrs Newman Colonel and Mrs j Shaughnessy Governor and Mrs Wells Mr and Mrs Burton Mr and Mrs Wallace Dr and Mrs Whitney j Mr and Mrs LeGrande Young Miss i Young Mr and Mrs Webber the Misses Webber Mr and Mrs William i I Reed Mr and Mrs Daveler Mr and Mrs Caine Mrs Rookledge Miss I Clark Miss Anderson Miss Hoge Daisy Colton Miss Harden Miss Dean I Miss Richards Miss Graham Mrs Turner Miss Murray Mrs Moreton Governor Thomas Mr Scott Mr Irvine Ben Smith Mat Smith Wayne Smith J T Goodwin Mr McKay Mr Rookledge Mr Murray Mr Young and Mr Nye I I a a Mrs J P McGrath and Miss Lane were the hostesses at a most charming I party on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs McGrath on Fifth East street Cards were the feature of the afternoon the prizes being extremly dainty pieces of needlework The fortunate winners were Miss Sawyer Miss Whitney and Miss Lilian Sinclair Much regret is expressed by those whom Friday evenings storm and re cepuon at the post prevented from at tending Ye Old Folks Concert at Unity hall The quaint oldfashioned costumes of ye WCTOen singers the familiar old tunes and the artistic rendering of the well planned pro gramme have been the theme of such wIdespread favorable comment that a sreneral request has been made for its repetition and it is i probable that evening It wfl be repeated on next Sunday a Mrs Eugene Lewis entertained at a luncheon Monday afternoon Pansies were the table decorations and the afternoon was pleasantly passed bv Mrs Lee Mrs W A Neldon Mrs F A Vincent Mrs Iglegart Mrs Mathis Mrs Dart Mrs Halm Mrs Brown Mrs Henderson Mrs Cazell Mrs R A Keyes 4 Mrs W L Green and Mrs Syms were the i hostesses at a large card party given at the Manitou Wednesday afternoon The parlors were artistic with their decorations of potted plants and trailing vines After the refresh ments were served the prizes were awarded to Mrs C Ira Tuttle Miss Sinclair and Mrs H P G Coates Among those present were Mrs Car penter Mrs A S Zimmerman Mrs Williamson Mrs De Lano Mrs Both well Mrs Richards Mrs Megeath Mrs Wilson Mrs Stevenson Mrs La Forge Mrs Farnsworth Mrs Archer Mrs Ford Mrs Moore Mrs Weigle Mrs Langley Mrs Coates Mrs Hey ward Mrs Dickinson Mrs Benedict Mrs Gsnter Mrs Gilds Mrs Allen Mrs Boxrud Mrs Holliday Mrs Mc Nally Mrs Lyons Mrs Evans Mrs Meyers Mrs Willis Mrs Dale Mrs Hammer Mrs Legg Mrs Hartley Mrs Tuttle Mrs Hooper Mrs Rein simar Mrs Henderson Mrs Drling Mrs Barker Airs Brubacker Mrs Marioneaux Mrs Stevens Mrs Dickinson Dick-inson Mrs Judson Mrs De Graw Miss Truax Miss Woolf Miss OBrien Miss Sinclair Miss Lane Miss Ryan Miss Nannie Ryan Miss Hartley and Miss Bothwell 8 8 Owing to the inclement weather of Friday evening the dancing party of the Free Kindergarten association at Christensens hall was not largely attended at-tended but those in attendance were most pleasantly entertained by the patronesses Light refreshments and a punch bowl added not a little to the social success of the evening Among the dancers were Miss Grace Anderson Ander-son Miss i Edna Remington Miss Travis of Chicago Miss Esther Freed Miss McMillan Miss Kenyon Miss I Jennings Miss Griffin Misses Parsons Miss Atkinson Miss Gregory Miss I Forbes Mrs Gilmer Mrs Egbert Roberts i Rob-erts Mrs Kimball Mrs Isaac Jennings I Jen-nings Messrs Dayeler Roberts Saw I yor Miles varian Albert Taylor Jay Gilmer Shirley Webber Egan Kimball I Kim-ball McDonald Kenyon DruehL 9 v t V I Mrs Gracia Flanders was the hostess of a very enjoyable reception Thursday evening Mrs Peyton assisted by the ladies of the W C T U gave a reception yesterday yes-terday afternoon at the Peyton residence resi-dence in honor of Mrs Stevenson of Chicago a prominent worker in the temperance cause I Lieutenant and Mrs Styer of Logan celebrated the fifth anniversary of their wedding Wednesday evening I Mr and Mrs F W Billing depart I this week for their California ranch where they will spend the summer Mr Will Thompson sailed for Europe Eu-rope Tuesday morning Mrs Hobbs and Mrs Marcellus Gray have invitations out for a German Ger-man whist party Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs Milton Oglesby are visiting in the city N a Wednesday evening June 3 at 9 I oclock Mr Francis G Luke and Mrs I t Nellie Hillstead were united in marriage I i mar-riage at the residence of the grooms brother Mr James A Luke No 333 i I South Ninth East streetJudge W H i I Sells officiating The bride was attired at-tired in a simple gown of albatross tulle trimmings with cream roses I I I and orange blossoms The groom wore I I the conventional black Sweet strains i of music were dispensed while the guests partook of delicious refreshments refresh-ments at the banquet that followed The following guests were present Judge and Mrs W H Sells Dr and Mrs E L Colborn Mr and Mrs C L Hamilton Mr and Mrs J CGleason I Mr and Mrs Will Willis Mr and Mrs H R Watrous Mr and Mrs John Smith Mr and Mrs Charles P Ipsen and Mrs Mary A Jackson the Misses Nellie and Mollie Gleason Hattie Hat-tie Griffiths Maggie Nesbitt Rose Jackson Kate Adkins Annie Peterson Belle Baker Ada Farmer Bertha Hill stead Messrs L W Simmons R H I McKaig Harry A Baker Daniel Sedgwick William Anderson John and George Trumbo After the guests had departed the bride and groom repaired to their yaw home on Second South between Eighth and Ninth East where they 4ill be at I home to their friends 0 1 II I Monday and Tuesday evenings of I this week the carnival management have secured the Grand Opera House and the stock company will repeat the I play of Camille for their benefit The I stalls were auctioned off to the highest bidder at the stock exchange yesterday I and netted a neat sum to the management manage-ment The two ladies l who lead in the race for the carnival queen will appear on the stage and a demonstration demonstra-tion is expected from their friends The purchasers of the stalls have already made arrangements for some very swell parties while the governor with L hg a party of friends will also occupy a stall Tickets are on sale in most of the stores in the city The students of the university of Utah will celebrate their annual field day Thursday June 11th In the evening I even-ing a grand ball will be held in the university hall from S to 12 oclock A j large crush is expected and the committee I com-mittee are working hard to make the affair a great success Miss Minnie A Barnes and Mr Henry H Blood prominent young people peo-ple of Kaysville and well known here were married at the Salt Lake temple on Thursday and in the evening even-ing a large reception was given at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs J R Barnes at Kaysville The home was beautifully decorated with flowers and the one hundred or more guests made up of the relatives I and near friends of the contracting parties spent a delightful evening Many handsome gifts were made and Mr and Mrs Blood were overwhelmed I with sincere congratulations OGDEN SOCIETY While there were numerous pleasant social affairs last week still they were for the most part not of an elaborate character The season is a little too far advanced for large indoor events and the weather as yet will hardly permit outdoor parties Excursions and picnics will soon be the order and pleasant times are being looked forward for-ward to A vary pleasant surprise party was planned and executed Thursday night by Mrs W G Patterson in honor of her husband Among the guests were Mr and Mrs Niece Mr and Mrs E A Littlefield Mr and Mrs P A Cook Mr and Mrs T C Brantly Mr and Mrs Roy L Davis Mr and Mrs Lin derman Mr John Hutchinson E M Hutchinson Sherman Bowen Harry Todd High five was the game played I for several hours the first prizes being won by Mrs P A Cook and Mr R L Davis Mrs Brantley and Harry Todd carrying away the others Lunch was served by Mrs Patterson to the assembled as-sembled guests before the pleasant gathering dispersed I V V a Mrs George Allen has gone to Chilli cothe Mo to spend about two months I visiting with her mother Y Y Frank Ellsworth Slater and Miss Josie Lunalilo Parrish were married in Salem Ore June 3 Mr Slater is I remembered by many friends here in Ogden he having been employed in the Pullman office some years ago I Mrs Jordan of Huntlngton Ore has returned home after a visit of two I weeks with friends in this city a a 1 J P Ledwidge is enjoying a vacation in California with his wife and daughter daugh-ter I t Mrs E B Graham leaves this week for Kalamazoo Mich to visit relatives rela-tives and friends I Mrs W J Shealey left for her former for-mer home at Andrews Ind where she will visit a few weeks Mrs G H Corse is east visiting relatives rela-tives and friends in Iowa and Illinois 1 Y Mr and Mrs B F Hoyt of Terrace visited friends in Ogden recently I Judge Allen Miller and wife have I removed to Ogden Mr Miller was i formerly a resident of Cheyenne and i more recently of Boise and is an attorney I at-torney of prominence They will be a i valuable acquisition to the society of i i Ogden i i I I Mr and Mrs A G Andrews and i Mrs J C Andrews have removed from I their Adams avenue home to Salt Lake i City where they will reside in the fut hture fu-t Mrs A G Andrews is a singer of rare power and will be much missed in musical circles Mrs and Miss Maginnis arrived Friday Fri-day from Zanesville 0 and will visit at the home of vV L Maginnis who is the son of one lady and brother of the other I Miss Edith Ashmore will be the guest of Madame Rhea during the week visiting Provo and other cities along the route of the company with which the celebrated lady travels il i > 10 t Miss Salmons entertainment in the I Grand on Friday night and Miss Stay I ners dramatic recital at Gordon academy acad-emy Wednesday were two very enjoyable enjoy-able local entertainments I Mrs Fitzgerald entertained a number I num-ber of little people at her home Saturday i Satur-day afternoon the little folks being the guests of the Fitzgerald children I j > I The S 0 O B club met Saturday i I The Blue Book is expected to appear ap-pear in about a week being now in tha i hands of the binders 1 1uj 1 The Episcopal ladies gave a very pleasant and enjoyable evening in the Union Opera house Thursday A literary and musical programme was followed by dancing and refreshments A large crowd attended and a very enjoyable en-joyable time was had 9 A pleasant surprise party was given I I Friday night in honor of George and Joseph Eggleston by a number of their young friends and at the residence of their parents on Munro2 avenue i Among those present were Messrs Harry Eggleston Robert Gould Albert i I Smith Will Sprunt Chris Barney Ray Bowman A Baker Roy Bowman l Charley Cunningham Hisses Lucy i Grover Edith Johnson Jennie Cunningham I Cun-ningham Disev Eggleston E R I I simpson Inez Grover Mary Simpson j I Sarah Fowles Maggie Simpson Louie I Slatter Ethel Grover Lottie Cunningham Cunning-ham Eliza Mayborry Maggie Hardy I a happy evening was spent with games and other pastimes Miss Belle Salmon leaves in a few days for New York where she goes to take a course in elocution under the I celebrated elocutionist Alfred Ayres Next season Ogden will lore the services ser-vices of this estimable lady she having hav-ing accepted a position in the B Y I academy at Logan as instructress of elocution oratory and physical culture I Miss Salmon was given a tempting j I financial inducement to go to the northern I town ern i ii a > 10 i Miss Babcock of the Utah university and Miss Taylor came up from Salt Lake Friday night to attend the entertainment j I enter-tainment in the Grand opera house I I and spent yesterday with friends in Ogden I > Wednesday evening at the residence I 1 of Mrs Thomas Williams on Washington Washing-ton avenue occurred the wedding re ception of two of Ogdens popular young people Mr and Mrs David B Farr General sociability prevailed music recitations and refreshments were the order and a very pleasant time was had indeed Among the guests were Lorin Farr Mr and Mrs David Farr Mr and Mrs J Henry Smith Mary Hansen Mr and Mrs Gay Mr and Mrs R J Taylor and daughter Mr and Mrs John Gay and daughter Mr and Mrs John Farr Mr and Mrs W Farr Judge and Mrs Farr Dr and Mrs Hyde Mrs George Spanynberg Mr and Mrs Will Jones Mr and Mrs Marcus Farr Mr and Mrs H J Shaw Mr and Mrs A L Brewer Miss Lucretia West Mr and Mrs W O Ridges Mr and Mrs S J Wright Mrs Mary Balanger Mr and Mrs N J Stone Mr and Mrs ValasCo Farr Mr and Mrs Asel Farr Mr and Mrs W W Williams Mrs O A Farr Mrs Esther Myers and son Thomas Mrs Thomas Pardoe Miss Lotta Marsh Mr and Mrs Dan Shupe Adelia Cobb Lillian McCoy Mr and Mrs F Williams Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Mrs T Williams Mrs Sarah Willlams Annie Larsen Mr and Mrs William Toler Miss Mamie Wiggins Miss Lizzie Shipley Miss Annie Pid cock Miss EIecta Balatvne Vr a1 Mrs Sisman Mrs A Shaw Mrs Al vord Mrs J Parry Mr and Mrs J Boyle and daughter Mrs B White Mrs L S Sisman Mr and Mrs Daniel P Williams Mr and Mrs Johnson Mr James Wotherspoon Mr L R Darling Mr Francis Nelson Mr David Evans Mr Jack Pallas Mr Reuben Farr Mr Will Williams Mr Clean Williairs Mr Thomas Farr Joe Mc Farland Mr and Mrs Farr will reside in Ogden making their home out near the hon stead known as the East Farm on the canyon road |