Show I I I I r t 1 rf J J I I i T f fI i + OLtJ I z i r I I I 2Wd 7 1 lT i i1 II 1 t 0W Jr P Ii 1117 f I q J i I I I I V L h r 1N 1 i I i L i 1 11 1JIN I 1 I t t = II I J L I rf 1 1f f I 1 I t r t 6tA h 1 = 1 a y In no week for several months have ia jscre been as many elegant social Il events ns during the one just closed I in I Two firere In honor ot Mrs Wolfe sber I r ger of Denver the tea on Tuesday at the t I cf home of Mrs Thomas Wclr and the C luncheon Thursday at the Alta club t jt when Mrs John T Donnellan was the t hostess one a luncheon at the Alta I I I L club given by Mrs Walter Fisher was t in honor of lrp 1 Samuel Nowhoure a I II u recent acquisition to Salt Lancers jocial circles the dancing party at the Mcln I 1 lyre home on Wednesday evening was i1 in honor ot a coming bride Miss Dern I Jn addition to these there were the teas i J at the home of Mrs J L Frankcn on l Thursday and Friday the Kensington I I t luncheon I Given by Mrs Le Grand 1 Young and the Misses Young on Friday + afternoon the dancing parties given by Ii the senior class of the High school on I Friday evening by the younc ladles oft of-t the Unitarian church on the some night and the brilliant banquet and ball by f the Scottish Kite Masons at the Com r jl ll jnerclal club and Chrlstensens on I ll i Thursday evening With these larger f llfc j j events and a number of Informal dinners I t fl l 6 din-ners card parties and luncheons the l gels i I fc q week was on + of more than ordinary I i activity and pleasure Luncheon for Mrs Newhouse I f y f That was a beautiful luncheon indeed I i A that Mrs Filer gave at the Alta club 1 on Wednesday in honor of Mrs New = = louse The thirty guests were sealed cat c-at live round tables each a picture with is simple but effective decorations of I yellow and white chrysanthemums and beautiful tulip lamps Low mounds of I the flowers occupied the center of each table while at the plates of the guests and used as favors were small glass lamps with tulipshaped globes in I orange and red During the luncheon an archestia rtntlonpd in the drawlng room furniBhod dclhjlufnl music In addition to the guest of honor Mia Xewhouse Mrs Filers guests were Mis Ferry Mrs llarhncss Mrs Sun iln Mrs Dagpett Mrs Bird Mrs Murray Mur-ray Mrs Roberts Mrs 1 Smith Mrs i Foote Mrs Freed Mrs JSwJng Mrs Worthlngton Mrs Holman Mrs Hire Mrs Goodwin Mrs Woodward Mrs Powers Mrs Flit her Mis Channing Mrs Habeotk Mrs Adams of Denver I Mrs Kearns Mra 1 loath Mrs Robert B Ilarknes Mrs Wells Mrs Howard Mrs Irvine Mrs Walker and Mrs Nyc DannellnnFalls Wedding Although the marriage of Miss Edna Donnellan and Cajit Falls did l not take place here the wedding was one of the most Interesting social events of the season to a large number of Snit Lak ers It took place last Wednesday at noon at the home of the brides parents pa-rents Col and Mrs John W Donnel Inn of Sacramento The decorations were very beautiful the American flag crossed guns and swords being l conspicuous con-spicuous while the floral decorations consisted entirely of white chrysanthc mums and greens Bishop Grace performed per-formed the ceremony the bride and groom standing beneath a canopy of white chrysanthemums suspended from crossed guns On one side of the canopy can-opy guns were stacked and on the other were flags and various accoutrements accou-trements of the camp The bride wore a very beautiful gown of white silk trimmed with 1 Vallomienn and lose point lace Miss Donnellan the maid of honor was also gowned in white a Urge picture hat of white tulle with long ostrich plumes and a muff of chrysanthemums completing the costume cos-tume The bridesmaids were Miss Laura Sherman Miss Salisbury Miss McGiath and Miss Mary Klnney They wore gowns of Infantry blue crepe dc chine made over white taffeta with La Tasco hats of black chiffon trimmed with ostrich plumes and carried staffs of white chrysanthemums John Til l ton Donnellan a brother of the bride was the best man Following the ceremony cer-emony an elegant wedding breakfast was served Among the outoftown guests who attended the wedding were Lieut R L Jackson Ilout I M Madison Mad-ison and Lieut J S Chambers all of the Twelfth infantry Dr Hepburn army surgeon of the Twelfth Infantry Copt Crcnry formerly of tho Twelfth but now paymaster stationed at San Francisco and Mr and Mrs W H Davis of San Francisco Capt and Mrs Falls left the same day to spend several weeks in southern California They will not return to Fort Douglas until after the holidays I Dancing Party for Miss Dern One of the moet delightful dancing parties of the season was that of Wednesday last at the home of Miss Mcintyre the event being In honor of Miss Dern whose marriage to Mr Dick takes place on Wednesday next The already beautiful home was made still more attractive by the use of palms and flowers The large reception hall and the parlors to the cast were cleared for dancing and decorated entirely with palms and smllax Red carnations and smllar acre seen in the llbiary yellow chrysanthemums In the liylngrooiri and thc naltonal colors in the conservatory where punch was served But the most beautiful decorations wore reserved for the diningroom which was done all In green and white A high cutglass vase ot white chrysanthemums rising from a bed of smilax edged with a filmy drapery of tulle formed the centerpiece center-piece Silver candelabra shaded in white stood at either corner of the table while the chandeliers were entwined en-twined with smilax and the lamps shaded with white tulle A large vase of white carnations and maidenhair ferns stood on the sideboard Miss Mo Intyrc was assisted In receiving the guests byMrs McIntyre Mrs William II Cunningham and Mlts Dern Mrs Wolfersberger Honored Mrs Wolfersberger of Denver was guest of honor on Thursday last at one ot the most elegantly appointed luncheons lunch-eons of the season It was given at the Alta club and Mrs John T Donnellan was the hostess One large table was laid In the gold room beautiful In its decorations of pink carnations A great 1 1I I j 00000000 < oa 0 Q r 0 ra a I 1 1 no > i > upr + + n > aaaaaem o > nor 1 I a n I A v ai y yr i C N t I y 2 I SS 4 Ww V r gC + ri i qr1Si < > Y SN N1 Ajj 41CY a rs S 1 S qYYn L lrlN SIJ rMs G J1 7 U l w 1 i rl bay tSrr n 1U b r + r f Yr a 1 YSpti i 1 S 1 u1y iY iK a < 3 + + f r ei sl t f yf + ti tAf t4 t + db I > 4 > > t 1 > 5bja a va a l t t xr r p I r k9 I 11 f J S S S S b > R7iDy Y 1 O fAdC VS1L wWMu01uYNdd7MLE f7A aMr MMau Itt IlTi7 I t l 1 j iT ty W Miss Arvllla Clark Who Is to Appear at a Recital in the Tabernacle on ITovembor 30th With Prof J J Mc Olellan at the Organ basket of the flower stood In the center of the table bows of pink ribbon alai clusters of the flowers decorating the handle while small bankets of carna lions forming a garland within tho plates wore aped as favors A shower ferns drooping from the chandelier added to the beauty Si the general ef feet Head of Oriental women adorned the cards found at Use ulatcs of the guests who were Mrs rhomns Weir Mrs Perry S lioath Mr Ilusiell C J Woodruff Mrs Filleld airs ill a3ll J Mrs George Black Irn Delano Mlsq j Kimball Mrs Downey Mrs McMillan 1 Mrs Daly Mrs Iloyt Mrs Boirud and Mrs Shelp I Two Charming f Teas j Mrs James L Franken was hostess at two very dellirhtful leas durlnn the past week the first on Thursday the J f second Friday For both occasions the I decorations were lilt same < whltu r chrysanthemum In the parlor term I In the hall cotta and yellow and green In the Olnlnuroom On either aide or I the mantel In tho diningroom wan a r tall bay tree a swag of laeapodlum extending ex-tending from one to the other Just below be-low the manlc1 > l shelf In the center of the aholf vas a large bowl 1 of yellow chrysanthemums The decorations of I the lining table were most effective 1 Extending acrosa the table was a dour > la I cluster of yellow chrysanthemums tied In the center with it stiff how of yellow satin ribbon The long effect was accentuated ac-centuated by the use oC dishes of yellow confections placed at either end of the cluster of flower At either corner ot the table was a silver candlestick with i candles and shades in the prevailing color The sideboard and china cabinet were decorated with swags of the Inca Si podium with yellowihadcd candela bra Some fifty guests called each afternoon af-ternoon Assisting the hoatcEn In receiving re-ceiving and entertaining the first day were Mrs Webber Mrs C F Plchardu i Mrs Nyc Mrs D C Roberts Mrs M L Oglesby Mrs Waller Druehl and Miss Webber On Friday afternoon Mrs Franken was assisted by Mrs Webber Mrs Richards Mr5 Nye Miss 1 Sherman Miss Laura Sherman Miss Ten ell and hiss Williams I DemDick Wedding I Ked Wednesday evening at the homo i of he brides Talents Mr and Mrs John Dern will take ii i lao the nimrlngc of Miss Mathilde Dora and James Chambers Dick Mrs William H Gun nlngham a sister of the bride will lio the matron of honor and Miss Juno Mc Inlyre the bridesmaid Mr Dick will he attended by Walter C Shoup A large number of friends of the bride amt groom have been bidden to the wedding wed-ding Mrs Thomas Weir Entertains Several hundred Indies enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs Thomas Weir on Tuesday last at a reception In honor ot I I Mrs Wolfersberger of Denver Tile 1 decorations of the home were not on an f elaborate scale but wero effective consisting con-sisting almost entirely of large vases of chrysanthemum pink in the draw ingroom yellow In the Hbruiy and vhlc in the musicroom A tall vase of American Itiantius formed the con W decoration of the dining table flowers flow-ers reaching almost to the chandelier a from which dropped Immense bows of derp red satin ribbon Assisting Mrs Wch tn icrclvlng wIre Mrs Wolfers brger and Mrs John Weir The din Ingroom was presided over by Mrs lEooly Mrs McMlllan Mrs 1 John r T onijcllan aim Mrs Dolnno Miss Mc JMIllan and MUs Marguerite Donnel Ian served punch and the Misses Aleen McMillan and Gladys MeConaujhy rc Jcclvcd the suosts at the door Senior Dancing Part I Mrl r hcrs > of the HI class o iv high drool gave a most delightful danc iJI1I party at the Ladle Literary clubhouse club-house on Friday evening Flags and bunting with the school colors of rod and black wuic used in the decorations which were very iTecllve More than a hundred young people were there Mrs jIlouse Mrs Short Mrs Wheeler and FIrs Kngler were the chaperones Y r Dance at Unity Hall iJThc first dancing party In the new r Unity hall was given on Friday evening Ii yUio f young ladies of the Unitarian church and 1 i2S a docldci SUCCCFS Severe Sev-ere hundred invitations were issued a majority of which oe aceoptid The hall Nfls prettily decorated with palms potted plants and oilier greens Delight t fill music was a feature of tha evening niul the hours until midnight wore very pleasantly passed Weddings of the Week On Wednesday evening last Miss Myrtle Myr-tle May Hanson daughter of Mr rnd Mrs W L Hanson Jr was married to Thomas H P Mlllcr son of Mr and Mrs John Miller fie reremony took plncc l at S oclock at the home of the bride parents IJIshop George II EmIr ct Em-Ir ofliciating VVliltc chrysanthemum with palms and other potted plant were used in the pretty decorations The bride was attended by her sister Miss t Blanche Hanson and the groom by Paul Barton Assisting in receiving the guests who numbered about fifty were Mr and Mrs I Hanson and Mr and Mrs 1 C W Peck Mr and Mrs Miller will make their homo in this city where both have many friends 4 Miss Minnie McClcllun and Cyrus Snell two popular young people of Pay Foil > were married In the Salt Lake Temple on Tuesday last The bride Is a sister of J J McCIcllon of this city and the groom Is cashier of the Payson Exchange bank Mr and Mrs Snell will make their home in Pnys > on Y M Y Last t Tuesday morning al Ft Marys cathedral I Miss Agnes 13 Shannon daughter of Mr Annie Shannon ami John C Shea were united In marriage Jtev Father Morrlsse oMlcinilng The bride was J attended by her sisters the hisses Katherlne and Attic Shannon and the groom by B P McDonough MichatI 1 J Shannon a brother of the bride gave her awnj The brides gown was of pearl gray and white chiffon with paradise feathers Miss Dora Duly presided at the organ and played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin as the bridal pall advance to the altar At the dote of the service the wedding march front Mendelssohn l was played From the chinch the brlday party was driven to the home of the brides mother moth-er where an elegant wedding breakfast vaa served and later an informal l re ppptlon for n few IntJmate friends held Mr and Mrs Shea are now at home Lot Lo-t er friends at o21 Second street J Js Eentertained Members of the J J J club met on Friday Fri-day evening with Miss Ethel Hawki The evening was enjoyably passcd with music and games Miss Grace Kadcllffc and Claude Ersklnc winning the I prizes In a guissing contest Among those I present wore Miss Stella Daynes Miss Olive Pushing Miss Grace Radcllffe Miss Cora Snow Miss Ethel Hnwkes Miss Eva Snow Messrs Charles How ward Clifford Young Claude ISrskinc William Sears and Lafayette Morrison Miss Olive Gushing will entertain the club at their next meeting Friday evenIng even-Ing December Uli Christensciis Soiree rite usual Informal soiree was held at Chrlstensens last Wednesday evening I The machinists annual ball occurring ncjcL Wednesday the soiree will be postponed post-poned 1 until the first Wednesday after Thanksgiving day f The usual holiday matinee and ball will be given Thanksgiving day Elite Social Club Thursday evening the Kllte Social club held Its usual dance in the Ladles Literary clubhouse Punch wan served In the lower hall The evening was i very pleasantly spent Those present were Misses Esther Cornwall t Olive Evans Ev-ans Emma Wallace Bmilie James May Cox Olive Curbing Ethil Hawhes Louise Larson Lena Jack Gertrude Leo Maggie I Gray Susie Miller Mil-ler Lillie West Nora Green Marlon McDonald Jean Ponder Sadie Livingston Liv-ingston Mrs Ivy Hoggan and Messrs Thoinas Hollbcnr Will Naylor Ed Wallace Will Sears Alex Olson William Wil-liam Warburton Nlcl Nilsson William Harrison Roy Iloggan Robert M 1 Kurt James Gray Oscar Sandbargt William Perkes Will McDonald Percy Clark Gatfield McDonald Clnud Ers kine Roy and Ed Lancaster At Home Mr and Mrs Arthur W Copp are now at homo to their friends In the White npartmcnthoiise on Smith Slate street streetUs Us I Alexander II Tarbet and her niece Miss Hosier La voile will receive their friends the first and third Mondays Mon-days of each month during the winter win-ter Miss Afjalha Berkhocl Is now at home to her friends at 221 l West Fourth South street I Mr David R Gray is at home to her friends on Tuesday afternoons I u Mr and Mr Harry Clark aril now at homo to their friends at the Reeves cottage on South West Temple street Mr anti Mrs S J Hill are now nt homo to their friends ntH Center titreet Miscellaneous Events A number of friends were entertained informally on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mri John D sGpemer The guests had the pleasure of hearing Spencer Clawpon Jr play several I numbers on the piano which he did In splendid style proving himself a musician of great ability Several Vocal solos were also given by Mrs Marion Dinwoodey the evening altogether alto-gether bolus one of great pleasure 1 for all present Y 4 A very delightful surprise party was that tendered Rev Mr and Mrs John IMchelsen at their home on Tuesday evening The guests numbered about 121 and Included members of the church of which Rev Mr l Ulcholsin is I pastor The evening was enjoyably passed with music and Informal conversation JueL before the gusnts departed the host and hostess were biirprlsed by being presented pre-sented with a t cloven silver knives and forks it leather Morris chair ana a purse containing a handsome sum ti Y i A very delightful Informal afternoon was thnt spent at the home of Mist Howat Thursday when fourteen ladies were Invited to meet Miss Dcrn The pmtty 1 decorations were In pink and white chrysanthemums Pit was the game played Mrs L E IJlter Jr winning win-ning the prize Y Mr and Mr Samuel Cowhouse entertained en-tertained nt an informal dinner party last Tuesday evening j Miss Olive Jennings was hostess at an informal clmnngdlsih parly Tuesday night 1 Mr and Mrs SaniParlc entertained at dinner Monday venlngln honor of the birthday of their father Boyd Parlc a Mrs David Murray was hostess at n delightful dinner party on Tuesday evening enjoyed by Miss Blanche Burke Miss Dorothy Kinimy Max Smith George Lawrence and J 1 Wolcoll Thompson Mr and Mrs AY AY Armstrong on rtaincd a few friendn Informally last Thursday evening at their home i Mrs L E Riter Jr entertained a number of friends at n Kensington Tuesday afternoon Dr and Mrs Btiswell entertained a number of friends at an enjoyable informal in-formal musicals last evening a Y J Mrs Louis Scclcels cave an informal afternoon party on Thursday her guests being the daughters of the late Ileber Kinilmll who live In this city M tf sIts s-Its Graham Putnam t received her friends Informally last Friday afternoon nt her home 3n the evening Mr i and Mr Putnam entertained Informally for Miss Jennings 4 Mrs Arthur Shepherd gave a delightful delight-ful high lea on Thursday afternoon enjoyed en-joyed by a score or more of her friends Pink and green were the colors used In the pretty decorations L Y Mrs David U Gray entertained at an Informal luncheon on Tuesday In honor of lire Farrar of Fort Douglas The decorations were In pink carnations carna-tions and ferns and the other Indies who enjoyed the luncheon were Mrs 1 Potter Mrs Wlni and Mrs Wilkes Y U It Mrs Orson Arnold entertained some fifty guests at an afternoon party on Monday Games of various kinds were playcd the prizes being won by Mr Orson pagers and Mrs l Rodney Badger Bad-ger An enjoyable informal I I event of Tuesday Tues-day evening was the hop given at the armory by company IT Y M Mia Addle Englhnan was hostess at a pleasant Informal 1 party last Monday evening the guests enjoying several unique guessing games fie prizes were won by Miss Jean Glaser Legit van Leon and Ralph Godbe 4 Y Mrs Le Grand Young and the Misses Young entertained at a Kensington luncheon Saturday afternoon the affair af-fair bchig enjoyed by about sixty Indies In-dies w r I Dr and Mrs N lies gave an informal party Thursday evening for a few friends II a Miss Aura Rogers was hostess at a pleasant Informal card party on Friday evening some twentylive guests enjoying en-joying the evening in playing sixty three Y t Mr and Mrs Murray 1 Schick celebrated cele-brated the fiflh anniversary of their marriage t on Friday evening and entertained enter-tained a few friends very plasantly in an informal way A Mr R L Carey was hostess at a Kensington on Thursday afternoon given In honor of her mother Mrs Jonet of Boston who is I here for the winter a < 6 An Informal dancing party of Friday evening which was much enjoyed by a large number of young people was that given at the armory by company D u 0 Mr and Mrs John Lewis entertained a few friends at dinner Friday evening o A delightful chlldrcns party was that given Friday evening by Mr and Mrs William C Jennings for their son William Wil-liam e Mr and Mrs E W Wilton enler lalned a few friends nl nn Informal dinner party on Friday evenings evening-s t The members of the Uonalya Sewing club were entertained I by Mr Harris Thursday afternoon A most enjoyable time was had by all present The members mem-bers will give an informal social in the nuir future Future Events The Misses Holt entertain the members mem-bers of the Sewing club tomorrow evening at their home a f u Next Wednesday evening at the new Unity hull a dance will be given by the Hesperian club o o On December lit the ladles of St Marks guild will hold < 1 a Christmas bazar A number of box parties are being formed for Cinderella or the Dress Rehearsal to be given at the Salt Lake Theater on December 1st o Mr L Walters and Mrs M 11 Des ky I will be hostesses at the card party to be given by the Jewish Relief society so-ciety on Ttieixliiy afternoon in the B B clubrooms The Congregation Monteflore gives a grand ball at Cbrlstenscns on Thursday Thurs-day evening December 10th the pro reeds to go toward completing the new Synagogue Miss Ruth Klrkpatrick entertains informally In-formally tomorrow evening Members of the East Side Card club will meet with Mt and Mrs Charles II Brink on Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Fred R Sands entertain at dinner today for Miss Emma Ram Continued on lne 21 I r Societyo Continued from Pace 23 who leave Jennie Sands 1 ov and Miss concert tour rfiorSy extended 4 thortl on an I ii Covers will be laid for ten I o InI r Jcrmnlnc has issued Mr TV K iatlonsi for a Kensington on Wednesday I aficrnoon of this week a S The members of the Third Street Card club will meet with aiis V V lS I I Henson on Wednesday afternoon Purely Personal j I iiMl ii Mr W Montague Ferry returned trip to i Ml last Wednesday from her F Michigan 5 a Miss Phil Pointer reached the city 4 from New York on Friday morning to be the guest of her sister Mrs Clinton B Leigh Ii S 3 1 Col and Mrs J3 F Holmes returned t from their trip around the world on Friday evening t it Fremont Mrs George JTaslam of Neb is here to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Dern and Ill Dick IrIss Laura Sherman Miss Mary Kln Miss Salisbury I ney Miss McGrath and i returned Friday morning from Sacramento Sacra-mento q S S Mr and Mrs Elmer B lones are enl en-l iovlng u two weeks vtelt i in California B CC i Mrs Snnmel Newhoupc leaves during V dur-ing the coming week for New York to spend the winter 4 c Dr and Mrs D Moore Lindsay arc home from a visit in JSuropc e o F1 Capt and Mr i Duncan McViehie i have 1 returned from their wedding trip spent in California U e Mrs E M Ilalsted and Mrs Henry r Kales of Chicago are guests oC their i sister Mri i Able Leonard A 9 O I Col and Mrs Kerry or Park City and Mrs George R Hancock of Salt Lalce I i have gone to southern California to ri spend the inter o o LL Mis Robert Ea lon of Xew York is i I rh In the oily and will make an extended ie visit with friends o Mr and Mr C 0 hit Lemore left t a last Wednesday for a three weeks visit I in California uI i bt p I IdI Mrs Mary M 1 F Allen of Park City Is visitIng I for a lime in Salt Lake u Mr 1 and Mrs Charles Mostyn Owen havi gone East t and will visit for sometime some-time in New York and Washington a 3 3 c n l Mips Bessie Lowly of Gibbon City Ill has spent the past few days In q this olty the guest of her brother Russell I i Rus-sell Lowry A b S i y r Mr and Mrs J 0 Cross wore receiving I 9 r receiv-ing the congratulations of their friends last week over the arrival of a little I 1 daughter at their home o o I Mrs Frank Hill has gone to California 4 j Califor-nia where she will be the guest of her daughter Mrs Rivers for the winter 1 S oil i 4B Frank W Burke of American Falls 4 t Ida was a Salt Lake visitor last week U a 1 B Miss Kate Collier of Gibbon City 111 I is here and will be the guest of hand 4 h-and Mrs William A Welzell for the winter 1 n 4 i Mrs Henry Newman has arrived I from Denver and will be the guest for I I i I the winter of Mr and Mrs John D Spencer U Alma Katz Is down from Uolee for a few days Mrs Magee of Syracuse X Y who has been the guest of her parents Maj and Mrs Wood of Fort Douglas for the past few month left during the week for her home a A Salt Lake visitor during the week was Mr Iloendorfcr a student at Stanford Stan-ford He was the guest of Harry Roberts Rob-erts 0 S S Mr and Mrs K B Trlpp leave tomorrow to-morrow for San Diego to pass the winter win-ter I Mr and Mrs George Steiner leave about December 1st for a four months visit in the East S I Mr and Mrs Charles West of Grand I Junction are In the city and may decide 1 de-cide to make their home here I o Mrs W W Mackintosh has returned from Winter Quarters where she spent several weeks with Mr Mackintosh o s It Mrs George M Hanson of Ogden was the guest of Mrs William II King during dur-ing the week S S t Mis S M Day has returned to her home in Ogden after a visit with her daughter Mrs Breedcn or Mr and Mrs Sidney Beatie are rejoicing re-joicing over the arrival 1 of a little daughter S A S Mrs H IT Spencer and Mr F Hen iy of Ogden are visiting Salt Lake friends for a few days sII 3 t II Mr and Mrs Charles Siddoway have retained to their home in Telon after a pleasant visit with Salt Lake friends S v U Miss Mary Hoas will spend Thaiiks giving in Ogden the guest of Mr and Mrs Jlalph JSmcrson Hong > > 4 o Mrs E Sondheim has gone to California Cali-fornia to spend the winter with relatives rela-tives l She was accompanied by her little daughter Miss Winnie Rhoades Is home from an l ICuslern trip Mrs Rhoades will remain re-main In New York until spring S S Mrs Hoed Smoot of Provo has been the guest of her sister Mrs Collin for several days past II Mrs S T Wilson of Park City is vis king her daughter Mrs Thomas Kearns o 00 W 1 Snyder leaves today for a short visit in Nevada S A A Mr and Mrs William M Gray of St Anthony Ida arc guests of their mother moth-er Mrs Sinclair of 319 Third East a S Mrs Sarah J Jenkins is now at home to her friends at 1S3 Center streetS 14 street-S It George Smith left during the week for the East to spend Thanksgiving with his parents S S S Mrs P J Quealy of Kemmerer Wyo is a guest of Mi p M IL Whitney of this city 4 S Miss Edna Taylor is again In Salt Lake after a visit of several months in Chicago and other Eastern cities Mrs Charles W Watson and daughter daugh-ter Martha left yesterday for Park City to visit ith friends S S r Mrs Ada Lull Gray is in the city for a short lime a guest of Mrs Sinclair of 310 Second East street Mrs Gray is j on her way to California for the winter win-ter She has many frJcnds here who will bo glad to meet her once more after an extended absence In Europe I Dr and Mrs P out and Mrs Charles Post are visiting in Idaho and Oregon I From Boise they will be accompanied I by Mrs Alma Dcnbclgh Katz o Dow McClain oC Washington D CIt C-It in the city visiting his brother J C McClain S 9 Mrs Mary E Gllmer who has been Melting with Salt Lake friend l for several sev-eral months leases today for Chicago to spend Thanksgiving with the family of Dr Gllmer Mrs S G Randall of Santa Rosa Cal and her daughter Mrf L R Clifford of San Francisco are guests of Mrs Sarah A Pool atJUS SouthWest South-West Temple street It M Breedcn Is spending a few days In Ogden 4P Rovoi 1 r r Q t t 1 0 C t I U Ii lhe Proctor academy celebrated Its twentieth birthday on Friday last in avery a-very impresslvo manner An In forum I reception re-ception was trlvon 1 from 2 until 5 o cloclc and a very onjoyablo entertainment given In the evening S S S Miss lloaglnml president of the Sorosis cnti > rliliicd the members of the club and Invited guests nt her home on Wednesday 4 G 5 I t O V l C YeV1 rA I JIe I f 1 3 i > I A I 4ji S I i t > f t r < Miss Eva Snow a Talented Young China Painter > r afternoon Klaborato rofmshmwita wore Korvfd and a perfect afternoon rciiMcl by I tho following Ulsln t Mu liock Miss 11 Isarhmau Minis L Uachui Mrs Uvans Mrs Hoilr Miss II Jllncu MIm T Tillies Ills Irvin Mrs S Klnnr Mrs Osbornu Mr Jlrynolilfl Mrn Sprclthart Mrs Tuft Mrs Warnor Mrs Wooilhouee Mm I Ward Mn AVosUvooO Mr Tucker Mrn niilloclc Mr Partridge Mrs Ilinoti l Mrs HoudriulPt Mn licnton Mrs Kellogg Miss Kellogi Mm Corf man Mrs Thur man Mrs Iaty Mrs Pcaibcrton Mrs Sutton MIsS Mlle Mr I Murphy Tlie grandest ball of tho pcason occurred on Thursday ovonliw at the Mozarf Tlc Elks held sway They alone could plan such an enjoyable and perfect evonl The hall was decorated with palms over grcLna and potted plains till reficsh meals were nerved amid chrjnanthcmums ind ferns The gowns of tbo ludloij were beautiful ninl tho gfintlemn nil appealed in full ovcnlnjr dr so At Jl oclock the exalted rulod D I D Jtontx reminded tho Elks tluit the hour of Jl had arrived The members of the lodge responded In concert con-cert to the sentiment To our absent brothers S 9 O Mrs Bert Thinman miiterta limed a number num-ber of her friends on Saturday afternoon I at her homo a Mr and Mrc T N JJIncklev of Block Icy Utah are time fjucfats of Mr and Mrs L Ilolbrook a 0 if Mrs Jqanctte Whltmoro of Salt Lake lathe la-the guest of her sister Mrs Dr F W Taylor Mrn George E Howe entertained Informally Infor-mally on Thursday afternoon S COMm CO-Mm Valentine Snow of Salt Lake Is I the truest of Mrs Donton B Mclntosh S I 0 Miss Lillian Gates of Salt Lake la the Guest of Miss Beulah Rachman o IF Time manlagc of oilil NolHe Tones and Mr 0 Olson was solemnized Wcdnwluy In the Salt Lake Ton pip A very enjoyable enjoy-able reception was given l on Thunidaj evening at the residence of the brides parents Mr and Mrs Albert Jon K Both arc popular and piomlncnt young pcoph of our city and a successful future scents a certainty The evening wns fyrctuly enjoyed en-Joyed by the following yucsts M isrs and Mesdarnes Albert Tones S S Jones William Jones William T Taylor S P EgKcrtson Brh ham Johnson Wllford 1fiiy Ilyrum I Hrlnton Bcngt Johnson 1 John Cook Ilcber Ilnrdv John V Thur good Alma Stewurl Parley A Olsen Mrs Pctronllla Olacn Mr V A Johnson anti Miss Kranks Misses Minnie J Burton Emily Dahlqulst Oroa and Francis Olson Laura Heal Arta Wllklns Mrs O II Here Mcssis I Albert J Kmidson Enocl JorKcnson Thomas Allen ami Mrs Mo I Reavey S f Elaborate pieparatloiiB arc In piogietcs for the l Elks ladles reception to be given nn Ueecmber 3rd I rjJGDEN fJld 1 OCfE tr cAn J zg 2 j jyr An especially pleasant session of tho Coterie was hold November 10th at the home of Mrs Put kins The two papers of the clay dealt with charming illustrations illustra-tions of child life and It was a happy coincidence co-incidence that this should have boon the theme at till home of a model mother Mis J W Abbott selected as a representative repre-sentative writer of Juvenile prose Louisa rsr Alcotl whose strong admirable traits of character were clearly shown leaving no doubt as to thc Justice of high rank accorded lice in literature Mrs Gideon gave a paper on the child writers lllcld and Riley using some of their most beautiful beau-tiful verse as examples of tho varying temperaments they depicted Those papers pa-pers convinced us that we can never out Slow the love of childhood love Miss Whalens J outline of the worlds progress was full of Interest condensed and well handled Mrs Smith wan the guest of tho afternoon A most congenial hour wan spent socially during which time Mis Pel kins assisted by Item little daughter Helen served dainty refreshment Tho club adjourned to meet In two weeks with Miss Kicfiol Co 0 Lnst Thursday evening Miss Hattie Packard was married to Le Roy Buch miller at the residence of the brides broth cr Frod Packard Tho groom Is i the tort ot M BuclunlUcr mid unit of the moia opulnr young men In Ogden Tho brIde lu ohio well mid favorably I known S Tnwt Thurrdny Mlsx Grace ICepllnrcr Mcauic the brMo of Clarence JI 1 Myerj < udtc How 1l performing the ceremony fho bride came to Ogden from Kauri 4 City a few months ago and has made nurv friends hero The rOOm Is a eicrl for E A Muneey and widely and favorably favor-ably known o S S Mr Will Knensi of The Tribune wan In Limo city Thursday m m II Albert Scowcroft baa gono to New York to meet Joseph Scowcroft who Is en I route home from England 0 5 J Fred KlrKol ami wife of Salt I iko are visiting their parents In the city V Saturday evening a p < sant Furprlno was given on MnftT Otto Llndfrmnn nt ils pnrciits residence on the corner of ltvcnty first and Liberty iivontir the oc ojiaicni biiliig I the calibration of hln thlr toenth blrtlulny nnnlvcinnry The even lag wan pleasantly IIBHU d I In gaines J and the million of a plc ltig programme A loJlcIoiHi lunch was s rvrtj to tlioso lircsenu The nartlcipanlH were Mlsnis Myrtle GIIIIs Gtvtnido Glllls Verni foil Hazel Randall Pearl Jarr Caroline Koor ner and Masters Fred SchlanRtcr lon ard Farr Jcsso Carroll Otto Denote and Bobble Ijlndermnn to t The engagement of Txilltla Richards to Robert I 1 Burton hi I I announced 0 The Aglala mot Tuesday l afternoon with 1 Mis J G Payne In her pleasant homo on Adamw nvunuc The programme was J very Interesting and enjoyalile < being In tcrapersod with vocal selections rendered by Mrs Hess who nans Ab onco and as encore Mighty Lak TloK and Mrs Alllfon who smu Ono Day and In ro Knoiiue to encore ICtiKfno IMtldH swept J little poem LIttle TJIii PI con Pp e jiorts of the dhvctorr of tIme State Fcd < t ration bold In Snk Lake wore given by the president and Mrs Corey Mrs Pavny rcad IJlogrnphy of Shakfspcr which broimht t vaioelally his sympaUiy with every claws of mankind Miss Voor heed followed this with selections from Maeheth road In an impressive millIner millI-ner Mrs Ilortnnsi jwper on Macbeth discussed In a very able manner the two leading characteiv Macbeth and Lady Macbeth Although this in one of Shake species FhotK plnyn It is coiiHldorod his most fliamallo After a rcpoit given by Ills Smith of the progress made In j asslrtlng the Salvation Army to lit un lead Ingroom a few moments Intermission Intermis-sion was mccl by itlss Eddy In securing sibscriitlons for that PUrPOSe A paper wrlttuli l by I Mr Ostein of till Agriculturnl college of Utah and icul by Mrs Coul ttr l was most Intirrstlnp the full vaIn I being brought out by I th effective reml Iiig That thore us such It practical education 1 edu-cation for our daughters that they may become homomakers In the fullest iscnao for f-or time word as the domestic department of this college hi l la I Hot so well known as It should be The dainty refreshment I nervrd by the hostess completed IL most enjoyable afternoon The guectH for the afternoon wore Mrsilnm Kelly Bond Shnfter Riadford Mlddloton Itnshmer 1 Hess Craig Matson Reynolds Hobertson Grlggn Day and Voorhlea Gourlay Hall amid Allison lOGAN cclETf 1 fT a frp t rp A large and very delightful party wns I that given Monday evening at the homo 1 of Mr and Mrs Jacob Earl In honor of i their fiftieth marriage niinlvcrsity Time ho tine was artistically decorated throughout through-out for the occnjlon In the parlor pink and while chryanthcmumn were prettily and oifcetlwly arranged The dlningrooih 1 was beautiful with HH streamers ofyellow I ribbons festooned with I yellow chrysanthemums j I chrysan-themums extending from the four corners I cor-ners of the loom to the chandelier In 1 the center fo time table wns a largo bowl of 1 chiysanthcinumti aiul in various parts oC J I the room were potted plints nnd palms making a very effective scene Many j beautiful presents wore received and the 1 best wishes of a laige number oC friends were extended to the happy couple I S S S Tho colonial lea given Friday evening at the Presbyterian church was one of tIme Continued on Page 2G j > C > l j II SocIety 1 l i HI s I i i 1 t Continued from Page 2L I 1t 1 I t njovablc affairs of the week Tho church I + was decorated with HOWOIK and potted II I I plants nnd denido s prettily hung U In 1 colonial 4 co-lonial style which mad a pleasing of feel Tlw prune pretty Ulna was carried out by a number of sursts and members of the church In their dress making one of the daJntlett scones the church haw vet presented An Interesting feat urn of I i the evening was the I violin solo by rror zlgety i Antal I the Hungarian 1 violinist I i 1 J JemJois refreshments xvero towed by 1 a I I number of charming young girls In col 1 lonlnl I costumes and the evening most 1 Ikasantly spent by a large number ot i irucsts 0 r Mr William Preston entertained at a I i < nlejsimt ovoninsr party on Monday 1 In I t lonor of he r son Alexs sixteenth birth I I dnv Music and pamos wore the features nfthc ovcnJng and a plcawini tlmo wax i pent hv011w following young friends t iItJ > r > s Ruhr + Noboker Loraino Hyde 1 Lou i Ihateller Dady and Vera Ormsby Marie nnrbor Little 1 Jeppeson Irma Jtosa Mv 1 i I I 11 1 um Hatch Phoobo Nobckor Julia Hen urlokf Lutilo Nohokor Messrs 1 Rep su I lluwcll Shlrloy Noboker John Gordon I JJookor Preston Earl llendrlcka and Alex Preston r I Miss Elva Eliason l has hens ontertnlnlnp Mlpr nhcn NIbloy of Suit Lnkc tllc past t J week s 0 v I + Mr 1oC Thatcher Jr of Preston was a visitor at Logan Monday and Tuesday u a 1 Mrn R S Campbell of Salt Lake is t J lilliiig 1 with relatives at Logan W M tl Prof WIdlsoo of the Agricultural col j Ierx I i JR > In Wanhlmjton 1 > C where ho 11 1 went to attend the Palled States agricultural i agricul-tural coin eut Ion t t 1 t Th Beacon Llsht > will meet Tuesday atc i at-c Brlgham Voung building at 30 F f Mrs J S Hondrfclc oiitcrtalncd at a i atc pleasant informal I Konslncion at t her home t at-c 1 3r Tuoaday In honor of her sister 1 t I Mrs G L A minis 1I 1t 1 a 4 r l A vory 1 delightful 1 t dancing1 party was I given Saturday evening at the I Agrlcultu I it I cal college by 1 tho SoropJs I society The t1 hall was art tistlcally decorated in the club colors and dainty refreshments were I Mrved during the evening An Invitation I I vis extruded to he ball boys of the Inl vi rnliy of Wyoming besides many being 1 I ll sent out to town people making a largo I I number of guests The party was one of J the most pleasant events of the week f C t I If Mrs A M Firming returned home Tuesday 1 i Tues-day from a delightful visit of two months I whit reintlvcn in the Last 1 r n I I 1 Mrs L r A Mien returned homo during I ii i 1 the week from a Abut I In Suit Lake 1 Jl g Mr Miller of Salt Lake was In town l Monday and Tu sdny I I f Q u + + I j it ° I M Ii t I Mis Lydt Owen of Wollsvlllc spent the I t JI past week In Logan O r l > t 1 Tho Agricultural College club met Monday Mon-day afternoon with Mrs George Champ Greek l masters war the topic of the day Mrs Thomas gave an Interesting paper on Polypleltoa Mrs Voder on Myron Mrs Ball on Phcidas and Mrs G t fiiamp nn Praxiteles The meeting will I p meet Monday next with Mrs A M Fleming Flem-ing I 1 o t lj Mr 1 Hudson came un from the city I Monday to spend a few lays with friends O O 9 111 Mrs Kate Needham Is I visiting with eel tIres in Logan g v a A J John Bingham of Trenton was a local 4 I visitor during the week r II 1 + i Mrs Roe Keel r spent he past week I + with Ogden lends A t Dr L J Goodrich returned home Monday I I Mon-day from Salt Lake il y r c The dancing matinee given at the R V college building on Saturday afternoons Pt are becoming very popular among the I 1 I younger roct t 300 1 A Jolly parly of six spent Tuesday at 11 Ogdon where they vero delightfully entertained I en-tertained at the Wober club i o e a Mr and Mrs Nibley returned to the II + r city during the week 000 i e J Wash King of Salt Lake will spend the coming week with Logan friends r I 1 I 21iJ R r KA It < = rh wrr f > 2 C IE t 00 h rfff j < t r J TTr7 11 Mr i nnd Mra Jero Driscoll returned to fIJ Eureka the flrat pf the week and have ti gone to housekeeping on Church street 1 U 0 M I Miss D Wood and Mr I William McCul I Iough both of this place were Joined Hi in marriage at Salt Lake City last Tues I day The bride Is he I daughter of Mrs I n II W Mouse of Suit Lake while the 1 1 I groom Is the oldest son of Mr and Mrs William McCulIough of this place The young couple will probably make their home at Bingham where Mr McCulIough l Ti I Is employed at the I present time t I O 0 Mrs T D SIIIIInn was taken to the t I f Holy Crosu hospital at Salt Lake City Thursday She was accompanied to the t capital by her brother Dr John llannl fcr f I j a I The tallies ofthe L D S church con U ducted a dance at that building last t Thursday night On Monday night a I dnnce was given at the same Place bv the Blue Rock club f 00 t Manager J W Pasmon of tho Bullion t Ucclc store was over from Nephl Thursday 1 i and Friday of this week F 1 J b Mrs Dennis Sullivan and two children U < Ilss Mnrcdlu and Master Emmet re II Ixi f Mjrncd Thursday morning from Salt Lako II City The last mentioned has been ill at I Ie t Holy Cross hospital nt Salt Lako for the past month but Is now recovering rapidly 0 a t Peter Glllcsplc of Mammoth and Miss Johanna Olsen of Suntnauln have been granted a license to marry by the County 1 Clerk of Utah county p o r John 71 Srcchrystal visited the capital cti this week I vMfi e and Hanks Mrs William Malthcws Miss I James Sneddon n Gcorjro I Brooks Colin McMurphy Preston Still man John KeatlnS James Morgan and 1 t ins Jlcbbol 1 went to American Fork Tues Ita yto attend the funeral of the Infant oiilld of Mr and Mrs James Crooks of I tins t I city a 11 Min Dora Kohl and daughter returned to Pocatello Ida the tirstuf the week Tree having spent several days ting EureltL friends ° P D Kimball of McCornlcks Eureka bank was in Salt Luke City Wednesday > on business 1 u Mrs Anna Marks returned lost Thurs day morning from a visit at Salt Lake i i UlUi I v I V t I S J Schneitcr was in Xephl Tuesday A number of Eureka ladies were cn t t < totLnlnecl by Mrs Robert Corni8h oc Rob fnson lust rhurday 0 a 1 Mrs John Sullivan of Ogden Is the guest r t cf her son Mike Sullivan of Eureka I w 0 I fhc Eureka high School Literary so 1 oty will lender a programme at the school building next Wednesday after oor Superintendent P J Domnlly of he i c li f Grand Central mine has runts hed a nice Iit t residence at Robinson and will more his amlly from Eureka to that place III n few lays They will return to Eureka in the spring O ft The young ladles of the Cuthollc church will conduct card party at the 1 O O F null next Monday evening S Q William TIatfieltl spent last Sunday at the Snowilrko mine > o The KnlKhls of the Maccabees TIntIc tent No Ju will Rlvo n dinco on the evening even-ing of November wth TJiauksgtvIns day < t LVILU j J Y rt OCiETtJ1l I r5 a Mm Sarah Rarson of Idaho Is here to spend Ojo winter 0 a F A I Clark was down from Park City Thursday on business u a A D Whfadon returned homo last Saturday Sat-urday from Voicoti Wyo whore lie linn Wednesday November ISIli it S ocloHc when HIM wedding or Miss Anna L Ud + wsirdu and Mr Julian C Hurdle l was sol em nl zed nt llu homo of the brides parents pa-rents The Interior of the house was beautifully decorated for the occasion yellow and whlto chrysanthemums with pink rose being in profusion rho bride catered the parlor on the arm of her father tended by the maid of honor Miss Nellie VIclc nnd was met by the groom and the best mUll Mr Walter Chrlhllansen of Fremont 1 deb rite bridal I party then proceeded to tho center of the I i I I room to MejidelssohnG wedding nnrcn pluyod by Mrs B Stlnmnn and Hood beneath be-neath a bower l of pink rose where the I 1 I ceremony wan performed by the Rev Mr VanIc3s of the Methodist t Episcopal I church Tho brle was attired In a beautiful sown of white silk mtillc and Valen elnnea lace and carried brides roses I In 11Ir hair she wore a sunburst ol diamonds dia-monds and pearls a gift from the groom The maid of honor was very beautiful In a sown of pink mope and carried pink carnation The presents were many and bcautlinl and consisted mostly of cut glass J silver and china The gift from the parents to thn brldo was a beautiful piano The brides mother was lustily gowned in black silk lace over blacJc taffeta and drly ohn wan played by Mlas 1C Malorf After the ceremony the happy pair re pilrcd to the bonn of tle bride parfntp on Woodsldo avenue where a wedding brrakfimt was served at which only the Immediate family and father CiilllKun were rented Mr and Mrs1 Sullivan then left for the city on their honeymoon b a Tho Sewing club met with Miss Woodward Wood-ward Saturdnr w Mr and Mr John P Felly gave a splendid birthday 1 pnrty In honor of their daughter Miss Lulu on November 11th I Cards and music wore enjoyed during the vcnlnK Prison wOre won lly Mrs IlajcK Mrs Hugh McGlll James Moohan < and Hugh McGlll after 1 which delicious refreshments re-freshments were served Thoto present were Mm John Hayes Mrs Jlueh Mc Gill Misses Mary and Kathleen llaye Florence and Mav Kelly and little Mary McGlll Messrs Hugh r McGlIl Edward Curtln James MiPhnn Joe McNlcholP fhurles McOIII James Allen John C Kelly l Earl Diunlicc and Tony McGlll o a The concert given Monday evening by Park Citys Minors union for the bfiiellt of the striking miners of Cripple Creek I 1 lew a crowded house As the programme wns composed of numbers rendered by I h r t iTt i J Tt 1 n OJ d r tk 5 5ry i tf v a t t t i 1 7 r t G ref car 1f IvX r 1 car t c r ct t I j fMY t 4 i r m + 4 Y is Mr t Q Aft fr l th 1 Cr Y < < vwjy v Iv v fj di BiJ ryjiiJ jPV < > w > 7 ijijiLiuOijag gj > aA ji gjj1rt J 3S5V JVfrj Ait V H dftF 1L < l I I Miss Agnes Dalilquist Who Gives Grand Concert at the First Congregational Church Next Friday Evening I been working for several months He will remain here for the winter J S Ball of Visatch was here on business busi-ness ASedncsday It a 4 Frank Savage was down from Park City Saturday and Sunday U u 9 Miss Mamtfl Walker was a passenger to Salt Lake City Sunday morning O 1 V Mni C I Wheadon has been quite 111 the past week with a severe cold a v I Capt Morby moved his family down to CoalvIIle the first of the week I < t Mrs CeccHu Trusty went down to Salt Luke l last Friday oil a brief visit t < F o Tho Make auxiliary and priesthood meetings < will bo held at Park City Saturday Sat-urday v a 0 E II Uhead has been confined to his bed the past ten days with a severe attack at-tack of rheumatism a o o Mrs John Pawlas and children left last Saturday for Salt Lake here they expect to remain for sometime I o 1 r Mrs Elijah Hanson of Idaho came In the first of the week and will remain here i for the winter a x r A marriage license was Issued last Saturday I Sat-urday to John D Scofleld aged Jl1 and Martha Violet Smith aged 2S both of Park City The couple wore married at the courthouse by President George V Young 0 a o W 1F Cluff came out from Salt Lake Monday on business v A a John Jones han gone to Morgan where he will make his future homer home-r f O I Mrs John Johnson and family arrived here the flit of tho week from Idaho and will remain for the winter I u a a Mrs Ann Shlpton sister of Mrs George Dale and Mrs John Elllngaworth anti son Kryunl of Guthenburg Neb arc visiting friends here for a L time I o Mr and Mrs James Taylor of Tloncfor who were married last week gave a wed I ding dance last Monday night and It was largely attended A supper was served to the Immodlato relatives of the couple at the home of the bride and they were the recipients of many beautiful presents > < I p Mr TJ V Pack of Knnuis and Miss RelUi Lemon of Marlon wore tnurrlcd In the Salt Italic Ton pie i Wednesday Tioy arc prominent young people of the southern south-ern end of till county and have hosts of friends who wish them a long and happy married life Mercur Society Mr and Mrs A t e Wordcn of Denver Colo and Mr and Mrs Ilaidlc lft today for tho East and will be prom several months veiling I all points of interest In the United Stales Mr Hardlo upon their return will resume his posltloii on the staff of the consolidated Mcrcur Gold Mines company n F p The prettiest social event In the hlstorv or Mcrcur took place on the evening of I was ahslstcd In receiving the guests by I Mrs C W Evers und Miss Bessie AIck and Mr Con Kvcrs presided at the punchbowl punch-bowl All the prominent people in town wore present The outoftown guests were Mr and Mrs J F 1 llardle of Salt Lake City parents of the groom Mrs Sam Robbln of Sacramento Cal Mr and Mrs I George Moore Mr George Dern and Mr Frank Jllgglnbotham of Salt Lake City L41 1B ar i L M > TV I 1 < J i O r 6 9riI > te I J < 1 Undoubtedly the crowning event of the past weeks society happenings was the masquerade < given Tuesday evening In Maple hall by the clerks of this city It la estimated that over TOO people were present t Pilxes wore awarded as follows For the bent sustained lady character Miss Maggie Wilson as a Red Cross nurse for the best sustained gentle mans character William Awlcrlon as Mophlsto and the prize for the best group was awarded to the rube band the members of which were Via Marthlnl Sousa McLaughlln leader Jot Me Laughlln Frank Aubrey Cliff Mayne I Xoblc McDonald Joe Johnson Al Mul hall and Harvey WIcst Among the myriads of characters the following were I noted for originality Miss Maude Hubor as a sailor girl J May Webb as Old Glory Nellie Paul us a Japanese princess prin-cess Mary Jackman as a I Bunch of Good Luck and Verna Wright as the fencing girl The Misses Ethel and Rhoda Green otigh Cal lllley and Blanche Whitney mode a very pretty group of ballet dancers Among the male Impersonations the following created many favorable comments A Heal as a rough rider A L Peterson as u colonial gentleman Ernest Er-nest Fishier as the t Prince of Pllscn and Sammle Raddon as the Princess I Chic en F Barnlcott as Foxy Grandpa Grand-pa and M 1 King and B Sykes made a line Alphonse and Gaston pair At Jl oclock the unmasking took place and a short respite was given tor supper At 12 the dancing commenced again unll continued con-tinued until 1 The committees whose untiring un-tiring efforts made this ball such a iraiul I success were Executive William West Held N McDonald and W Waters reception re-ception G Ev dishing C B Marshall i George Qnlnn and thc Misses A Harrlnp lon S Barrett G Fitzpatrick and J r Ulrkuinshaw door William Byrniio > and iwonly t apfillunis door William Wright J 1 KoKchoom and J YVathon 1 q Dick Sutton rntortuincd at dinner Tuesday J afternoon The guests were the I Mstes M 1 Anderson Mamie Wilson Hannah Han-nah Anderson and Kitty lock and the Mcasri M FltzMaurlce George Wan nlntr R B Sutton M J Breen and 11 Sykes p rt n On Tuesday a very pretty wedding took place I at the Catholic church when Miss Mary Sullivan and John Sullivan were united In marriage by Father Galllgan Miss Julia Sullivan a sister of the bride acted as bridesmaid and Jerry Sullivan 1 a brother of the groom acted as be ° t man The brldo was attired in n beauti ful dress of tan vollle trimmed with white silk applique < Her hat was white and she carried a bouquet of brides roses The bridesmaid was dressed In a suit of brown The wedding march by Men townspeoplo it Is needless to say the concert was In every way a decided success suc-cess 0 o A Miss Llzxlo Conley entertainedat dinner Monday In honor of her brother Hubert who returned last week from Pocatello The guests 1 were the Mlstics Kate Malone F Wilson and G and L Fitzpatrick o A Mrs A Wcoter gave an Informal dinner I pary Sunday Those present welt lit I u lbses i Woodward N Goodrich E Lambert Lam-bert and IT Culbcrtson C 0 it Mrs W D Sutton entertained at dinner Sunday In honor of Mrs S Hughes and Saturday In honor of A L I Martin of Salt Lake 0 o Mrs R T I Lambert 01 American Fork spent several days In the Park this week the guest of her daughter Mrs A R Wcotor 0 0 v Mrs Sig Jensen and her mother Mrs Hooper left Saturday for Salt Lake where she will reside In the future Mr Tenser will Ic aye for the city as soon as he bells his Interests i in the ParkS Park-S M e Mr If Ellsbury wife and daughter left Saturday for Snit Lake where Mr Ells bury Intends opening a gents furnishing store The bon wishes of all Park friends go with Mr Ellsbury and family a 0 Fred Smith made n short stay In ZIon t this week F 0 c Miss Annie Tones arrived Saturday from Lchl e 0 4 1C Johnson of Marysvllle will visit with his sister Miss K Beck the coming week o 0 Ellis Freed left Saturday for Salt Lake I after a business and pleasure trip In Park u O Mrs W V Horn returned to her homo in Unite Wednesday after a most pleasant pleas-ant visit with family and friends hero a a ii Mr Hubert Conley formerly of Poca tello has accepted a position at the Ontario On-tario w H Mr and Mrs Matt J Conley left for a visit 1 In Zion Sunday V W W Armstrong returned to the city Wednesday ° GUt le Shunter a former Parklle came up from tho city Monday returning Wednesday P 0 V I B IJorkirs left I Saturday for California III V n Mr nnd Mrs L Gregg arrived Sunday from the cutF F V V Prof A L Martin returned to the city Saturday after a most pleasant sojourn in Park 1 Newton Dun > nn was among Parks visitors this week e v j Mrs Ilarrlwood left for the city Sunday U u Miss Mary McDonald spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents and friends returning to Klmball ranch Monday V 0 u The lecture given by Prof Boone or CMn Continued on Page 27 4J N y f c 1 FFBW w gftSw i1 iS r li 1 rF 4 LL r lib c r r I 4i IJ J r ity J of V SvS j xf I jg Hr and Mrs Cyrus Snell of Payson Who Were Married in the Salt Lako Temple on Tuesday Socie I y o Continued from Pare 20 clnnatl In tho Congregational church Wednesday evening vua gioally enjoyed by those Present P McPherson eptiit Sunday with Iris family A D MoffSUt came up from tho city on buehicas Monday F W Shornan and L Talbot were among Sundays arrivals M Fitzgerald arrived Monday from the city after a brief but pleasant sojourn In Zion G A WlddlBoii left Saturday for Salt Lake to vlllt with his family r 1 Dec Workman ant George Garnn arrived Saturday from Lahl f j I 1 Pal WaUih left Thuraday to visit his I 1 children In the city > 0 J i i t Mrs U WIddlson rcturntd from lion t Sutyrrdmty luck Quinn loft I 1Vhlny for tho molrop oils j John ulllfan t will I vlult I his mother Mra J J Gnllltran ThankMslvlng i ntcat Nyhers ijturned Saturdmy from tine city r Mfea Aguis Kelley returned from Salt Itle Saturday after a brlof leIt with friends d M SaLsbiiry spent aovornl I day of this Q week l In ZIon thlJ FroiiTH Plokle Is vlnltlns friends In I Provo 4 d K v L K Htibbard sojourned in tho city the IB < first half ol the v ° clc llr and Mrs J Locklinrl visited I In Zion llonda > i H e Cordon an oMtlmc Parkltc wasp 1 was-p Sund iy visiting frl nils 9 plrp n gorge ilnsson wan on Sundays sitlptni > train o F Htnry Faro mull a biisinoM trip to Pant Sunday S o a i Tim Iloyril Arch SlannnH mot In laKulur 3Hl6n Wcclneuday Alter conferring dc Trcos and transacting the usual business a light luncheon and Improiiplu pro gramme were enjoyed p s B Began spent Monday in ZIon 4 It Mrs Charles T Prisk returned from Butte this weelc after A pleasant visit with relatives In Bullet Bulle-t Mrss Clarence IDrnko returned from a pleaannt visit In the city Monday B O W D Sutton was In Provo this week the truest of his brother E P Sutton I Miss LlJiie Thpnsus was In Par from Kamua Friday r c Li Talbot was among Wednesdays departing de-parting E C Miller spent Thursday In tho city C I Rood and wlfo returned to the city Thursday after a short lull In Pack Dick Farrell and Charley Malr were on Thursdays outgoing 0 A II Mnyne was In Park on business this week M Fro Cook Is recovering from a protracted pro-tracted attack of typhoid 1 Roy Tlughoa of Salt lake Is vlsllinir friends hi lam icOn B VOn I On ThnnkSKivIner day Miss Laura Sperry ami Will Turner both of Park will Ihi married In Salt Inlco llugh Kllknnny canto up from the city Irtdny o G F Lloyd of Logan was In Pork this week A F JDorsey mid wife spent Friday in Park ROb Roy IH visiting frlondn In Park lie Intends remaining her for some lime aIn a-In his OOH theroi no pinto like borneo borne-o Harry Doming returned from tho city Friday + u Harry Sperry vlfc mid family were umon 5 Friday x arrivals Atra IL Hughes returned Friday morn a most pleaonnt visit dill friends In lime city Mr and Mm Sullivan arrived on Frl days incoming I Mien Clara WllllaniH of Coalvllle visited with friends Saturday II ilisses Beitie Johnson and Bcaalo Peter son of Salt Lake were in Park Monday and Tuesday 0 Mrs E M Groio and sons were in Salt Lalto this wuck returning Thursday EPHBAIM SOCIETY Parley P Peterson of this city after ono years absence returned from Alberta 1 Al-berta county Canada Thursday Mr Peterson Is I very much taken with tho country and expects to return shortly 0 I Thorvald Hanson came home from Germany Ger-many and Norway Tuesday Ho has been laboring there as a missionary for the pabt two years u Dan Olsen came homo from Salt Lake Wednesday Mr Olson has boon studying tonsorIal art for tho past half year and will erect a barber shop In this city o II Ephraim Jensen City Councilmanelect left for Logan the llrat of the week wino ho will take a COUKO In civil engineering engi-neering In tho Agricultural college Mrs Adolph Hansen visited with relatives rela-tives In Mautl thlo week Mrs Prlco of Denver has been visiting with relatives hero this week Sho returned re-turned to Denver Thursday noon Mrs Charlotte Peterson left for Salt Lake Thursday where she will visit with her daughters Mrs T A JJyal and Carrie Peterson Mrs 0 T Anderson of Castle Dale H former resident of this city la visiting with friends and relatives this week J o City Marshal Fwindson Mr and Mrs Frank Fraiiduen were the guests of I J Johnaous family Tuesday S e James Soroiifcon and family of Center fleW wore visiting friends hero the first of the week C J Fisher attended a mauling of the r O 0 F lodge at MnntI Saturday oven 1111 f Commissioner Dahl was In Falrvlew Monday Rev K E Mori was hi Suit l nko on business the first of tho weak 0 Joseph Wlllardsou and wife 0 of May held were the guests of E C WlHiid yens family Wednesday > Louis Peterson and Miss Blanche Dn sett were marlrcd at Emery Wednesday Orson Madoen returned homo from Ilolso Ida Monday and was married to Miss Sydrcu Anderson of Cleveland Emery Em-ery county Wednesday |