Show I 4 TJ of 1k 4i I 1 I i 1 f 1 l I II I J I I i I f III Ie jk I 79I n I I Xcws that the hops at the post arc 1 I shortly to be resumed was one of the 2 L chief Items of interest during the past I j I I week These hOJs have always been J I I c among the most enjoyable of the sea both for the officers and I e sons events 01 I I I ic ladies of the post and the society peo t f pie of the city who have been number I T ed among the guests The plan is to I I give two large balls one on the last I J 1 Tuesday night of the present month I I j und another on St Valentines night I 1 Small Informal hops are also to be I c given fortnightly and these as well as L t the larger ones will be anticipated with I the keenest of pleasure I c As the holiday Beacon t approaches the J larger social events seem to grow fewer I < < 1rt nnd fewer Not only are many society i I I ie women busy with their own piepura t lionb for the Christmas time but a U number havo taken an active part in I J the church fairs which are always 1 r given ut this season of the year and J which require much of the time of those I interested The week just closed was IZ an unusually dull one there being but I three or four events that wuie not en j E tlrely Informal The largest event of the coming week will be the tea by Mts Ferdinand Dickert next Thursday r I Ie afternoon in honor of Miss Bui klioel I 0 Mrs Charles Post and her mother Mrs I II c Bailey entertain at cards on Vednes I day and there will be a number of informal in-formal dinners and luncheons Mrs CosgrifEs Tea The beautiful home of Mrs J 13 Cos griff was the scene of a thoroughly delightful de-lightful afternoon lea on Wednesday last l enjoyed by 100 guests Flowers and palms were used with exquisite taste in the various rooms In the hall green alone was used n row of palms and bay trees forming a sort of avenue leading to the diningroom while at the foot 1 of the staircase a high bank of 1 pulms formed a screen in front of the musicians Jhe guests were received in the reception room which was done in white and grown crysnnlhcmums and carnations bting combined with ferns and plumota Pink and white carnations carna-tions with greens formed the decorations decora-tions In the music loom while in the r library yellow alone was seen A mass of chrysanthemums ornamented the punch table and vases of them were seen on mantel and table Hut the most beautiful decorations were those I of the diningroom which v ere all in led A tall cutglass vase of American Beauties stood in the center of the din ingtable and another filled a mirrored I niche In the hall On the sideboard were 1 several vases of red carnations com I blned with plumosa The hostess was assisted in receiving by Miss CosgrllY I Mr Kearns poured coffee Mrs Mc Millan served ices Miss McMillan nnd MIPS j Lavell presided at the punch howl tthc t Misses Hall and Miss Georgia Savage Sav-age assisted in serving refreshments I aiid Mrs Pearsall and Miss Halley assisted as-sisted In entertaining the guests I I Junior Dance at L L COne C-One of the most delightful parties of the season for the l young people was that given at the Ladles Literary clubhouse club-house on Friday evening by the junior class of the high school The auditorIum audito-rium and large reception hall were guy with black and red the school colors and many palms graced the rooms A number of cosy corners were also arranged ar-ranged about the room and hall A large number of young people were pres ell L and the hours were very pleasantly passed until midnight The chaperons were Mrs John F Cowan Mrs Hal Brown Mrs E 13 Crilchlow Mrs W W Rivers Mrs A S Chapman Mm A Sheckcl Card Club Entertained One of the most delightful meetings of the Friday Afternoon Card club was Hint held at the home of Mrs Schultz on Friday The home was very prettily J pret-tily decorated with roses carnations and smilax and in addition to the regular < 1 reg-ular members several guests enjoyed the afternoon Luncheon was served at 1 oclock the guests later playing the game of 63 The prizes were won by Mrs Edmunds Mrs J S Bransford and Mrs KeJK Married at Boise There < was a pretty romance connected with the marriage of Miss Esther Riley and Andrew Johnston which took place at Boise last Wednesday afternoon The bride Is a trained nurse a graduate of St Marks Training School for Nurses and went to Boise about two years ago to follow her profession Not long ago the groom became seriously ill with typhoid fever the services of a trained nurse were necessary find Miss Rllcy was called upon The patient was nursed back to health and only a few wholes elapsed until his nurse became his bride Mr Johnston is one of Ida hos wealthy young sheepmen and is well and popularly known through the Slate The bride has many friends here as well ns in Idaho whowIII unite in wishing them both the greatest happiness happi-ness They have gone to California for the winter but will make ther home In Boise Entertained at Euchre Mrs Charles LOIn and Miss Loring entertained Tuesday afternoon at euchre eu-chre The looms were decorated with I ferns and palms The prizes were I awarded to Mrs C C Slade Mrs W V Rice and Miss Hazel Pond About thlrtyfivft friends enjoyed Mrs and Miss Lorings hospitality Pretty Home Wedding The marriage of Miss Elvira R Parkinson Park-inson and J Sharp Ottinger took place last Wednesday evening at S oclock at the home of the brides mother Mrs Clara Parkinson Bishop Spiers ofllclru I i 1 7 1 I 441II C I tTi o 1R11 IN g f 1r di 1tS IVfI LI3A I I 1u1L III i I I t4 r 3 v I 4 r Jmt1 I I k1z V I k ± i 41 Miss Miriam Nelke B Y University Provo Utah Ing Only relatives and immediate friends were present numbering In all about forty The bride who was gowned gown-ed in cream silk mulle over lafTta was A attended by the grooms clsUr Miss Tennle Ottinger who wore a beautiful gown of pink silk mulle and carried pink carnations The bride carried white roses William Parkinson a brother of the bride was the best man and another brother Eugene Parkln Eon gave her away Claude Goodsell presided at the piano playing the Bridal Chorus Irom Lohengrin us the bildal party entered the parlor While the servlre wan being read Mi Goodsell played Meditation veiy softly and as the last words died ava the joyous strains of he I wedding march i from Mendelssohn ere heard Following Fol-lowing the ceremony u wedding supper was served the guests being seated < at long tables in the diningroom and library li-brary These looms were decorated entirely en-tirely In green and while and very pretty they looked American Jicauly loses were used entirely I In the pailor i where the ceremony was perform I Jhe bridal party slood beneath a beautiful beau-tiful canopy of smilax studded with the roses with tall vases of them on either side and palms for a bJickgiound r Vases of the roses also stood on man c fl tel and piano with smilax entwining she chandelier and festooning the curtains cur-tains Assisting the bridal party In receiving re-ceiving 1 and entertaining the guests wCIe Mrs Abbie Parkinson the Misses J Emma and Helle Dewey and 1fI1H Elsie Lyon After January J Mr 1 and MTH Oltinger will be at home to their friends at 2S1 F street J JVs Entertained < Members of the T J club were enter tamed at the home of Miss Olive Cushing i ing Friday evening and a most enjoya hie time was passed by the young poo i pie After games and muik the guests repaired to the prettily decorated dining room where a supper wa enjoyed Among those present were The Misses 1 Stella Daynes Cora Snow Eva Snow Grace Tladcllffe Olive dishing Ethel Hawkcs and Messrs Cliff Young Claude Krsklne William Sears Lafo Morrison and Charles Howard Meeting of Autumn Club The members of the Autumn club were entertained at the residence of Mrs Charles Reader on Fifth East street Friday afternoon The hostess was as I slsted in serving refreshments l by Mla Birdie Sheets Those enjoying the affair af-fair were Mrs Edwin S Sheets Mrs Moroni jLverson Mrs Alfred Derrick Mrs Albert Paul Mr John Kmms and Mrs Urncst Smith HamiltonPark Nuptials A very qukU wedding was that of Miss Elizabeth Hamilton and Robert Park which took place on Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Heath Rev A X Brooks o the Methodist church performed the cere I many in the presence of the immediate I I relatives of the young people Both are i Continued on Pago 2J t r I tl I SocIety III f I ContInued from Pago 22 I 2 II 1 II I well known hero and will havo tho bests best-s 11 J i their friends After Decem wishes of I I will be al 4 her 25th Mr nnd Mrs Park M ti homo to their friends at Sixteenth I South and State streets Il j 1 r I Pleasant Surprise Party f iI I f On Thursday evening last a number 1F1 j + i of friends oC Frank J S Fowlor called II I d nt his home 300 North Second West + him the I I und very agreeably surprised t The jl occasion being his 18th birthday I evening was enjoyably spent In singIng I III < I < sing-Ing and dancing until the t wee seta I I hours of the morning Those present 1 were Mr and Mrs Thomas S Fowler i I I Sir find Mrs Frank Fowler Mrs I i Elizabeth Fowler Mr and Mrs A S I Fowler Mr James D Fowler Mr and r I Mrs Jenkins Mr and Mrs Leo Chamberlain I I Cham-berlain 1 Mr and Mrs J B Bell Mrs 1 Jensen Mrs Price Mr Henry McKcan Misses Isabell Fowler Kate Haye 1 I n tine Jenlclns Maud Frame Margaret f Burbidge Maud Jensen Lilly Price and j Jlaggia Evans Messrs Frank J S Fowler Jack M Fowler Joseph Fowler I Fow-ler Willie Fowler John H Marshall Arthur Hayes Fred Smith Will Clayton I f I Clay-ton Laurice Pratt Ralph Sanders Pet Morris Joseph FalPetto Thomas Men Kean Willie McKean Harold Craig n Don Lochrie and Ray Booth I c Miscellaneous Events i I Miss Laura Sherman entertained Informally 1 In-formally last Thursday evening her II C guests being members of the Donnel I d lanFalls bridal party I R 7 r Mrs Bubb gave an informal card Cs party at tho Post on Wednesday afternoon after-noon a aMiss t Miss Culmer entertained informally Thursday evening for Mrs De Wolfe of 1 Denver i 1 iI I I A number of friends enjoyed an informal n I formal musicale last Wednesday event even-t ing at the home of Miss Beatrice f O Connor given in honor of Miss Berk I hoe a a A very pleasant informal dinner was that given by Lleut Chamber and I Lieut Madison at Fort Douglas Tues I r day evening The guests were Mrs I Pardee Miss Laura Sherman Mlys If Salisbury Miss McGrath Miss Mary I 1 KInney and Mr HarralY 1 S s 7 i Mrs L E Rater Jr and Miss Calder i 0 r Cal-der entertained at a Kensington ont on-t 1 Wednesday afternoon V i a h i W G Lamb entertained a party of I gentlemen at dinner on Thursday evening even-ing at the Knutsford W a 6 I 5 ra Covers were laid for eight at the elegantly i I r ele-gantly appointed dinner given Thursday I 0 Thurs-day evening by Dr und Mrs Jeremiah c Beattie a r t I t r Dr and Mrs Johnson and Miss Margaret I e Mar-garet Johnson gave n pleasant informal l 1 infor-mal musicale nt their home on Wednesday I 17f 7f day evening 9 0 b Members of the Sewing club enjoyed i a pleasant afternoon on Friday at the r home of Mrs Stephen Lynch 1 q o j The first of a series of dancing parties par-ties given by the Hiawatha club i 11 was on Wednesday evening at Harmonic I J Har-monic hall and was a pleasant and successful I suc-cessful affair I S i O d Mrs S H Babcock entertained n few I friends Informally Thursday afternoon r y a Is i The marriage of Miss Alice Derbldge I and A H Christensen took place on Hi t I Wednesday at noon at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs J H Derbldge Later In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Christensen left for California Califor-nia where they will visit for a month before taking up their residence in their new home on Capitol < l hill a o Miss Clara Dieton entertained the merobeis of the J S C IT club on Monday Mon-day evening at her home Mr and Mrs W G Lnmb gave a box party for Cinderella < nnd later entertained enter-tained at a Dutch supper at their home a Mrs n J Evans and Mrs Charles L hoar entertained Informally last Wednesday in honor of Mrs Chappell II D Tho usual pleasunf time was had at the Elks clubhouse on Thursday It being be-ing ladles night O > Members oC the pleasant Hour club met with Mrs Valla Thursday afternoon after-noon I Members of the Luncheon club were I entertained Thursday afternoon aL the home of Mrs S II Babcock Tt was I an entirely Informal affair enjoyed by Mrs Footc of San Francisco Mrs Charles A Walker Mrs J Ii Walker I Mrs Walter Filer Mrs E S Ferry and Mrs Irwin a < i a Judge and Mrs J M Bowman gave an Informal dinner party on Wednesday evening J C Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick entertained a few friends at a pleasant Informal lea yesterday afternoon a S3 Mr and Mrs C E Richards entertained enter-tained at a chafing lsh party Friday I evening Visitors in Salt Lake Mrs Forrester of First street is entertaining en-tertaining her sister Miss Florence Bohni of Olden i > a i Miss Lillian Turner of Idaho < Is spending spend-ing the winter with Mr and Mrs William Wil-liam A Wetsell tt If C George A While who formerly resided re-sided here but is now making his home In Portland was visiting in the city the past week r a r Mls Dud lcson of Pocatello spent a few days with Salt Lake friends last week a s Jir and Mrs 0 Damon of Gibson City Ill are stopping over In Salt Lnku for a few days on their way to California Cali-fornia They are guests of Mr and Mrs Albert W Stevenson M 7 7 Miss Grace Lockhart leaves today for California where she will visit I for several sev-eral months before returning to her Denver home Miss Lockhart has been a guest in Salt Lake for some months 3St Purely Personal Mrs Scott Crlsmon is expected to arrive ar-rive In Salt Lake shortly after the holidays holi-days to visit with friends here f i O Alma Katz has arrived in the city from the Northwest to visit his family and will be the guest of Dr and Mrs E A Tripp > Miss Florence Grant has returned from Ogden where she was the guest of Miss Geneve Douglass Douglas-s a a H C Chapman of Colorado Springs who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs C E Richards left yesterday for his I home a a t I Mr and Mrs Perry S Heath have gone to Washington where they will visit for a short time before going tow I to-w Louisville to spend the Christmas holidays holi-days a C 0 Mr and Mrs J F Grant are visiting In Ogden n a I Mrs Simon Ttamherger expects to States before returning and may possibly pos-sibly so to Cuba a a Hon P II Lannan Is home from a visit to the Orient a v a Mr and Mrs George L Nye will re turn today from their visit In Iowa and Illinois H a 4 Hoyt Sherman Jr is home from a short visit In Denver t a b Mrs William A Neldcn is visiting friends in Chicago but will return homo for the holidays a 11 The friends of Mist Katherine Geddes will regret to learn of a serious accident acci-dent with which she met last week In Denver and which will cause her to be 1 i i 1 45 4 cr I 1 2 R 4A r tl 1 I SrryT rj 5 I + t I i 171 I a a Fig 1 IGra cloth gown with gray embroidery La Nouvelle Mode Fig 2 Black cloth gown with black I velvet bands La Nouvelle Mode Fig S White lace dinner gown La Nouvelle Mode I I leave about tie Ifith inst to spend the Christmas holidays with her daughter I Miss Helen In New York I CMC Dr F D Bickford returned yesterday yester-day afternoon from his California visit I a 0 I > Mr and Mrs 0 T Salisbury and Miss Salisbury will go to New York to spend I the holidays with the Salisbury boys They will also visit In the Southern I 4 I n j I j 1 J lI ll rr C Ii tI i I ii 1i 11 I 1 U I1 1 1 I ij J I tli 111 j r 1 ft Ir J ffi k I I I 0 J 1 t X l K T < < J 1 1 0 WI t l I Jf 1J il lh I 11 J r 1111ir d 0 A I ftI J c1 f i X t = p Y J JL ri j I < r p Ij hitZ ro i S < U0 x r rm i = laid up for some time with it broken ankle Mr GeddeH her father left for Denver Immediately upon receipt of lilt yql new and will return with his daughter this week k E 1 Miss Aileen Maclean will not return to this city until after Christmas which he will spend with friends In Mlnne anolls u 0 0 alt Mr and Mrs Luellwltz left l Friday t morning for their home In Spokane after a very pleasant visit with hand to h-and Mrs IT G McMillan and family Miss McMillan will go to Spokana shortly to visit them 1 9 S + 1 Miss t Jean Preston and Horatio Prc W ton ire expected to return from Colorado < Colo-rado wlthlti tho next fortnight r O u o r Dr and Mrs A C Ewing will he at home to their friends at the Keyon dur ns the winter II Mrs Samuel C Adams und little I fa laughter lift Tuesday morning for the IL i Denver home r eo Fairchild Sherman will return from Berkeley Cal I to pans the Christmas holidays with his parents Judge and Mrs W A Sherman l n q 011 Mrs W Montague Ferry has been quite 111 at her hone with an attack oC la llppC C a David Evans he wellknown mining man of this city Is enjoying a trip around the world u > a t Mrs C W Miles who has been visiting visit-Ing in Europe for more than a year sailed for home last Thursday and will reach here for the holidays j 0 n i > Richard A Keyes is home from a I visit in the East f J t > S Col W M Ferry and daughter Mrs M M F Allen of Park City are enjoying en-Joying a brief visit In Michigan u 0 0 Mrs Ralph E Hong of Ogden was the guest of Judge and Mrs J M Bowman J Bow-man on Friday and Saturday U O i Sir and Mrs S J Lynn and daughters daugh-ters Misses Jennie and Winnie Lynn go to California this week to pass the winter They will return early in the summer to remain a short time before gainS to Europe C ii Judge W A Sherman is in Nevada S U 0 Mips Thompklns left during the week for California to be away until spring C 0 Mrs Cresson S KInney goes to Ogden 1 this week to attend the holiday meeting meet-Ing of La Coterie C C 4 Karl Scheid left early in the week for j San Francisco after a short visit in Salt Lake t 011 0 a Mrs Henry Cohn and Mr und Mrs H F Joseph have gone to New York where they will visit for the next two months 110 s a Harry Atkinson has returned to Salt Lake to spend the winter U v Mrs Maurice Stlefel and children have gone to Los Angeles to pass the winter t C r 0 110 i 1 Miss Edna Taylor is visiting in Pocatello Poca-tello where she will stay for some weeks > I 09 r 1 Mrs E E Bailey Is home from a two 1 months visit in California 0 v s Major and Mrs M A Brccden are home from a short visit In Colorado Springs and Denver t < fc V I Miss Isabel Dick has returned to her home in St Louis after an extended Continued on Pago ITI If u e SocIety I I t I 1 Continued from Paso 21 t > I i It 10 I tisli In this city with her brother I 1 James Chambers Dick I 4 Y V 1 t Miss Kittle Johnson is now at home I I to her friends at 03 Eighth East street Y Y Y dl > l j i Mrs Fred Butler left during the week 1 I 111 I for her Denver home having spent several I 1 I sev-eral pleasant weeks with Salt Lake < friends I r r IIII J l Mrs Phillip Speckart of Provo was a y nest In this city last week r r c 1 i I 1 II j I Mlso Arvllla Clark was entertained i I at the home of Mr and Mrs W B I IIII Dougall during her visit in Salt Lake r P c + i Dr Hepburn has returned from California j i I Cali-fornia where he has been visiting for I I I some time I I A a Mrs W H Hulchlnsnn and Mr lesson S Kinney of this city were Provo visitors on FridayS I S o n II t l Miss Belle Dunbnr leaves a week i 1 f from today for California to visit with 1 l friends for the nest two or three months t 1 0 0 > > 0 u Mrs Thompson and daughter Mlsa 1 Puby have returned from Cache valley rind will make their home here I i > > J O Miss Ella E Cottle leaves the latter t l C part of the month for New York City I under Madame to pursue her vocal studies dame Von Klenncr < I 1 c I Mrs C S Nichols left during the week the Christmas holi f for Boise to spend 4 I days with her daughter Mrs Nose Christensen Q a e > 1 1 e j Mrs Elwood Bailey Miss Essie Bailey and Wallace Bailey i went to Park City 10 spend Thanksgiving with friends f Mrs Bailey and son returned last Thursday P a 0 I Miss Jane Mackintosh has discontinued I t discontin-ued her Wednesdays at home I u n a l t Mrs W H Stoddard and daughter of Alberta Canada are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Grant on i I t Sixth East street or Y r m Mrs A W Meek of Ogden Is visitIng c visit-Ing her sister Mrs M B Whitney of this city r a i t Miss Nellie Krum of Arrowsmith III 11 has gone to Los Angles to put the remainder I t re-mainder of the winter after visiting for 1 I a time with Mr and Mrs I Ilesselberg of this city 6 rAfter r-After a pleasant visit with Salt Lake friends Mrs George Graver has returned re-turned to her home In Ogden I u a aIrs a-Irs Hannah Davidson will pass the winter In Los Angeles with friends Future Events 1 I |