Show IN THE SOCIAL REALM Marriage of Miss Olive Lister and Professor A W Smith TWO WEDDINGS TODAY MISS KATE HARDEST AND M AUSTIN WHITNEY I Miss Cora Lindsay and Professor Milton Bennion t WedRed Cross Tea at the Home of M J L Rawlins On Friday Professor Eva Stephens to Entertain The marriage of Miss Olive A Lister and Mr Almeron W Smith was Iele brated yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride in East Waterloo The ceremony was performed at 5 oclock by Rev Dr McNiece and was witnessed by a few relatives and near friends of the bride and groom 0 0 0 The bride is a well known and popular popu-lar teacher in the Emerson school while the groom is a prominent member mem-ber of the faculty of the high school Mr and Mrs Smith left last evening over the Rio Grande Western for Chicago Chi-cago where Mr Smith will enter Chicago Chi-cago university for the summer term 0 0 Jack Royle has returned from college col-lege for the summer The marriage of Miss Kate Hardin and Mr Austin Whitney Miss Cora Lindsay and Mr Milton Bennion will take place today todays 0 0 < S > A Red Cross tea will be given at the home of Mrs J L Rawlins Friday afternoon af-ternoon from 3 to 6 oclock under the auspices of the Womens Democratic club An excellent musical programme is being prepared Among the numbers num-bers are noted a vocal solo by Nellie Druce Pugsley and piano solo by Miss Lillian Oliver Mr Beesly will give a xylophone solo Ice cream will be served 2 > < S > < J > < 0 Mrs Henzel of St Louis will arrive on Friday and spend the summer with her niece Mrs Gouveneur M Forbes < v < 0 Mrs Newton and Miss Newton of Los Angeles are visiting Mr and Mrs H W Lawrence Today Mr Will Lawrence will give a luncheon at the Alta club in their honor 000 A social will be given at the Seven teenth ward meeting house this evening even-ing in honor of Eli Holton and Mervin Davis who leave shortly for the Society So-ciety Islands Refreshments will be served and a fine programme has been arranged among those participating being John Held Ella Derr Hattie Wallace Alice Foster Emma Jorgensen Jorgen-sen Spencer Clawson jr Arthur Shepard Shep-ard Annabella Trayor Winslow Smith Bessie Edmunds Edwin Rawlins W J Willis Morris Young Herma Tyler G S McAlister and Bishop W J Beatie o < > < v Mr E K Bassett has issued invita I tions for a song recital to be given by his pupils at the Assembly hall this evening Those who will participate are Miss Mattie Read Master Allen Basset Bas-set the Misses Kelly Miss Pearl latch Leo Bowers Miss Lottie Shipp Miss Mary Colborn Miss Louie Bull Miss Rose Smythen Miss Pearl Shelton Shel-ton Miss Pearl Branch Miss Josephine Bogodobl Miss Grace King Miss Edna Evans Mr John Heller Miss Mary I Morgan Miss Lucille Bassett Miss Ethel Connolly and members of the various classes I > < < > A banquet will be given at the South Cottonwood ward house this evening by the lr 1 association County Commissioner Com-missioner J S Rawlins will make the address of welcome and R R Lyman will act a toastmaster The entertainment entertain-ment will close with dancing and a mu I ical sici programme programn I Evan Stephans never does anything by halves and all his schemes are on the leviathan order His latest is the 1 i issuance of invitations i to 500 or 600 people to spend the day with him at Saltair at his expense on Tuesday the 2Sth inst in honor of his birthday His courtesy will place under obligations obliga-tions to him the active members of tons the choir the ladies chorus the Harmony Har-mony Glee club and the two special choruses he is now training for the Eisteddfod There is only lone thing more the professor could do to add to his singers debt to him and that is to I let them know the exact number of the birthday he is celebrating The invitations couched in the professors fessors merriest style are a follows Birthday Party Invitation Members of the Tabernacle Choir Ladies Chorus Harmony Glee Club Contest Choruses You are hereby invited in-vited to attend a surprise party gotten up by myself on my birthday To be given at Saltair Tuesday June 28 from sunrise to 1 p m or so Tickets can be had at choir rehearsal Thursday night Singing 3 and 7 p m banquet supplied by yourselves 5 to 7 p m Dancing afternoon and evening Grand illumination 9 p m Beside the regular electric light ai Quarter moon has been ordered in addition dition to my own beaming smile the latter will be extinguished for the accommodation I ac-commodation of lovers early in the evening You may sell tickets to all I your friends at regular fare 25 cents j i I but please keep the whole affair strictly strict-ly a secret from all who do not wish to be present that I may fully enjoy the surprise of the occasion EVAN STEPHENS p SThose Invited will not be allowed al-lowed to join in singing Press representatives and all others holding annual passes are invited free E S Supreme Representative Ed W Duncan Dun-can last evening entertained at dinner Supreme Representative Kuehnle of Iowa and wife George Osmond and E A McDaniel Later in the evening the members of the grand lodge K of P were entertained informally Refreshments Refresh-ments were served and Mr Meakin gave recitations Dr Phillips sang and Miss Edna Duncan rendered a Scotch recitation with fine effect 0 Ii The members of the B F Piexotto lodge No 421 I O B B gave a farewell fare-well banquet and entertainment last evening to one of their number Mr Louis E Kahn who has joined the volunteer army and will leave for Manila Man-ila with the company now being recruited re-cruited in a few days About 20 representing repre-senting a majority of the members of the lodge now in the city were present I and sat down to a well loaded table The Army and Navy Old Glory and other patriotic toasts were given and responded to with great enthusiasm enthusi-asm while the praises of Mr Kahn the first o the lodge to go to fight for his country were sung The lodge room was profusely draped with the stars and stripes and other emplems of loy alty and patriotic sings were sung with more than ordinary anthusiasm At the regular meeting of the lodge held before the banquet a resolution I was passed providing that all members I I who now or hereafter join the army or I the navy shall be kept in good standing stand-ing until their safe return 0 0 0 An ice cream festival was held at the residence of Judge Le Grand Young last night for the benefit of a Sunday school which has just been started near there The grounds about the residence were lighted by a number of lanterns and an orchestra furnished music for the young people t dance by Ice cream Nand soda water were sold from booths and the profits were turned over to the Sunday Sun-day school Quite a number of people attended the festival the majority I present being boys and girls |