| Show II C I W r I 4i t 11 y III V = b7 I J I 1 f I I The Cunningham Banquet At the Alia club last evening 3 ban nuot van given in honor of William fUCt number of his JJ Cunningham by a friends which was a most enjoyable ilcndo thc ta event in every way Those at tcll W H Cunningham F C blc were W Cunnllrllm Pern WCle George N Luvienee C A Nn MoiJ JT Goodwin E J Gloiidlntfng l II h Jay Harris T M Schumacher > Dunn and F G Janncy Dinners and luncheons Col nnd lrs JSdwIaJJ1 Holmeo en friends Monday at one tcrtnlned a few t 1lou lunch delightfully Informal of their dcl htul Infolil cons f 9 Plnkcrton save an elegantly Dr ann Mrs 1ac gantly appointed dinner i the Alta for 01 theater party club followed by 1 Violin on Saturday even The First Il lhc the 31sL of May for Chief Surgcon Mis Southern Paclllc the Gardner of SonhCII 1ilc Gardner and Mrs Wright 01 San Fran anl claco Hesides the guests of honor there csco Dr and Mrs ItoacoiJi Dr were present 1 welc Worthington Madam Pfoutz and Mrs JNIis 2115 C Pfouu und Dr Landerberg cr I I at Dr and Mrs Hykert entertained luncheon at the County club on faun day Mru Joseph M Cohen enlcrtalncd a Mrl delightfully at luncheon few friends to Mrs C L complimentary Monday Stevenson c a 1 Mrs John need entertained at dinner din-ner Wednesday C J TO Bambenrcr entertained Mr and Mrs tertained at dinner on Wednesday evening for friends who were passim through the city from the East on their way to California a I The luncheon given by Miss Tcta Mc Millan on Wednesday In honor of Miss Elizabeth Dern was an elaborate and beautifully appointed affair A tall table veet formed the vase of sweet peas centerpiece and fit the place of each quest wore smallbaskets of the same flower daintily trimmed with asparagus plumosit which was also strewn over the entire table Those present besides the guest of honor were Misses Dern Korkow McG ra th Zane Porter Bera bach Young Lena Preston the Misses Miller l Dr and Mrs ID W Whitney entertained enter-tained at dinner on Thursday evening o The Misses Kcnnan of San Francisco were guests of honor on Tuesday at an elaborate luncheon at the Tavern Given by Ills Beatrice Sells o Lieut McConnell entertained at dinner din-ner Monday evening and later took his guests to Suluilr Card Parties and Teas Miss Mary Porter was at home Informally In-formally at the Kenyon oMnday night and her guests passed a delightful evening with pingpong and cards Present were Mr ard Mrs Price the Misses Klnney Miss Bershaeh Miss Stevenson Miss Ureeden Lieut IVr ry Lieut White Lieut Jackson Mr Keith Mr Atkinson Mr Lesher of Lansing Mr Charles Lawrence and Mr Sam Porter Mian Claudia Morris was hostess of a delightfully Informal kemUngton on Thursday afternoon given complimentary complimen-tary to Miss Elizabeth Dcrn About llfteen guests enjoyed the afternoon A 4 V Miss Jessie Brink entertained a number num-ber of her little friends a delightful party on Tuesday S The Misses Sherman cntertalned Informally In-formally Wednesday evening W Miss Sadie McChrystal was guest of honor at a most delightful kenslnglon given yesterday afternoon by l Miss June McIntyre The beautiful rooms were attractively decorated with < ut flowers and palms Music and ping pong were enjoyable features of the afternoon The guosti were Mrs George K Fischer Mrs Howe of Boston Bos-ton Mrs George Odell Mrs Ensign Mrs Whitehead and Misses Sadie Mc ChryBtal Mamie Porter Amy tiers bach Virginia Breeden Florence Stevenson Dbr Slella Dlx Ivy Dlx Winnie Wei by Bessie Chandler Kath ryn ICuntors Ethel Paul Pane McIntosh Mc-Intosh Dick Scokcls Mamie Eldrldgo Pearl Yeller Anna Adams Evelyn Thomas Pearl Tan Cott Daisy Ray I lM > uld Winnie Hardy and Florence Dowe I a 0 A high tea was given by Miss Mc Grath Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Dern and Mr Cunnlnjjliom The house was beautifully decorated In white and green throughout white carnations car-nations and ferns being used with charming effect In the I center of each of the six small tables which wore laid were rings of bridal 1 wreath the place cards I were rings on which were the Initials DC and the ring Idea was cleverty carried out In the refreshments An orchestra added to the enjoyment of the evening and about twentyfour guest1 were present pres-ent Mrs George W Putnam entertained on Tuesday afternoon nt a very en Joynblc card party The house van beautifully decorated the parlors In pink and preen and the hall and dining din-ing room In yellow The score cards nil i tallies were hand painted designs Sixtythree wag the game played and prizes were won by Mrs Tay T Harris Har-ris and Mrs J S 5 Bransford a u Mrs Ferdinand Fabian entertained the Sewing club at her home on Friday Fri-day S Mrs Canto Cannon entertained on Wednesday nt an Informal kenalngton the guests being the daughters of the lain Brigham Young Members of the Spirit of Liberty chapter Daughter of the American Revolution were Invited to moot Mrs TJinma A Fox at the homo of Mrs I C Miller on lact Monday afternoon Mrs Fox Is a prominent member of the national organisation and those present on Monday very much onjoycc her talk about the proceedings of the hint annual 1 congrera of the Daughters Daugh-ters crlJTwo Two pleatianl aflornrion teas were given during the t week by Mrs Olar encc T Urownj one on Thursday afternoon after-noon nnd one yesterday On Saturday Mrs Brown waa asslHtod by Miss l TJlla M Dukes A profusion of June roses forrncd the decoration on both occasion occa-sion o MiesIda Legg entertained a few I friends delightfully rl cards yesterday afternoon The first prize wan won by Miss Pearl Rotliehlld nnd the consolation consola-tion was awarded to Miss sHella Conn Rcel1tl us and Balls The seniors of the University and the fourthyear normals opened the upuclous new hull In the Museum building build-ing Monday night with a seniors hop something new 10 ihe local University The seniors know how to entertain as ill their past events have borne testimony 1 testi-mony but the affair was the most complete com-plete success ever scored by them IS a body and that It was enjoyed by all goes without saying The First Baptist church Tuesday evening was tin scorn of a beautiful wedding when Miss Pearl Lucas of thIs city was married to the Rev Dean Shu art Hamilton of Mountain Home Ida Before S oclock when the ceremony was performed by Rev n A Brown the bridal party advanced to the front of the church to the strains of the lp hcngrln wedding march played by Miss i Chi taste Jjuwson First came the two ushers Mr Will Outline and Mr Clare Match followed by the little flower girls Miss Chloe Blood and Miss JSnhi Mullett town tl In while then the maid of honor MlsS Vcra Tempest wearing tan mullc over coral taffeta Ihe bridesmaids I Miss Llllle Lucas and Miss Dollle Chapman wore gowns of white and blue The bride was given away by her brother Frank Lucas She wore an elegant gown of silk mullc trimmed with lace and white satin lUlU carried brides roses Mr Hamilton and his best man Mr George Lucas met the bridal parts J it the altar The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion with palms ferns and roses Following the ceremony a delightful de-lightful reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Lucas on Second Sec-ond West street The house was charmingly charm-ingly decorated with palms red and white roses and iiuantltlcK of Texan Jasmine Mr and Mrs Lucas were assisted as-sisted by Mrs Robinson and Mrs GOBS Mr and Mrs Hamilton leave on Monday Mon-day for Mountain Homo to reside where Mr Hamilton Is pastor of the Baptist church and also at Nampji They will be followed by the best wishes of their many friends Weddings and Engagements The engagement Is announced of Miss Llllle Goggle to W G Scott the wedding wed-ding to take place Wednesday evening Y A bountiful home wedding was that of Miss Enid L Moffntt and Mr Joseph H Patrick which took place Wednesday Wednes-day evening at the home of the brides parents on Fourth South street The ceremony was performed at C oclock by Bishop 0 F Whitney in the presence pres-ence of the family and Intimate friends The bridal pnir stood In the bay window win-dow which was banked with roses and palms Suspended from the ceilIng above was a lovers knot of white and pink roses entwined with smllnx and the mantel was entirely covered with pink roses Tha bride wore a beautiful gown of white muslin with trimmings I oC duchess lace She carried brides roses Her bridesmaid Miss Julia Ha swore s-wore a becoming gown oC pale blue organdie or-gandie over while Mr Douglass D Moffatt was best man Immediately following the ceremony a large reception recep-tion was held The dining room was fn brilliant red Streamers of red ribbon rib-bon were drawn from the four corners to the chandelier which was entwined with smlhix and red roses The table was effectively decorated with roses smilax and ferns Here Miss Lena Heath serveJ punch Mr and Mrs MoiTutt were assisted In receiving by Mrs W J > niter Mr and Mrs Patrick will be at home vem2 shortly at 235 East Fourth South street I A quiet wedding was solemnized at St Pauls rectory Wednesday afternoon after-noon at I oclock by i the Rev Charles E Perkins the contracting parties being be-ing Miss Jessie Gsbornc of San Francisco Fran-cisco and Newton Holman ot Clear Creek Utah After brief visit In this city Mr and Mrs Holmnn will go to Clear Lake to make their home w Thewoidlnrr took place Wednesday of Miss Lizzie West arid Mr Andrew Par mutt and a delightful reception was held in the evening at the home of 111 rand r-and Mrs John G West G8 Q street n Co The home of Bishop Scanlan was Wednesday evening the scene of a very pretty wedding when Miss Bessie Mc Queen became the bride of John A Pay ton The maid of honor was Miss i Laura Newton and the best man Edward Ed-ward McQueen Both the young people peo-ple are well known In Salt Lake and a large number of friends wish them all happiness CJ The invitations have been Issued for the wedding reception of Miss Sadie McCryital and Edward C Parsons on Wednesday evening June IS I U M A beautiful wcdddlng was that of Miss Ethel Pond and William Werner Crome which look place on Tuesday evening ut the home of the brides parents par-ents on South Slate street The cere moiy was performed 1 at S oclock In the presence of friends and relatives of the bride and groom under a bcaull ul canopy which way formed of white roses and smilax The parlors were decorated In white and green and the hall and dining room wns In pink Here Mrs Ferdinand Olckert had charge and punch was served In the hall by Mrs Timer Honnl Little Miss Cass served each guest with a box of wedding cake at the door The brides gown WUB n bciutlful creation of white silk mull trimmed with Irish point and she wore a veil of rare old lace amid carried brides roses Her bridesmaid Miss Harel Pond wore a dainty dress of pink silk mull The little Hower girl Isabel Yitne arid the ririgbenror Lillian Ponl wsrid rcsscd In white Mr and Mrs Crania loft on the JOilG tram for California after which they V ill make tholr homo In this city V At noon on Wednesday In the Temple was olcmnivcd the marriage of Mis Ida Moyle and Ray Van Cott In the evening a rcrdptlon was held at the homo of air find Mrs James IT Moylo The house had been beautifully decorated decor-ated fOI the occasion the front parlor where the receiving party stood being In orange blossoms and yellow roses the rear parlor was In red and In the library 1 and dining I room large pink peonies Those In the receiving party were Mr and Mrs i Van Cott Mr and Mrs James II Moylo and Mrs Elizabeth Eliza-beth Moylo In tile dining room Mrs A 7 Gray Mrs Burton the Misses Louise nod Gertrude Moyle Miss Lucy Van Cott und the MIBHCG Van Colt served Punch wall served In the library I by Mrs Oacar Moyle and Mrs Stephen Moyle Fun bride wore a beautiful gown of ercnm silk nuille with real lace trimmings and one carried brides roses Mr and Mrs Van Cott will bo ut home after June 20 at their new home on Eleventh South street Ao In St Louis on Thursday the mar rinice tonic place of Mirt Mary L Chase and tho Hov Allen 1C Smith formerly ot this oily Many loerims wore sent from thin city extending felicita tions to Mr Smith and hla bride 4 4 4 Time marriage < of Miss Elolso Ranckc and Mr 1 Mortimer Sentor Allen will be solemnized Tuesday morning at St Marks cathedral Thcccrcinony will be performed I by D jan Eddie and linniodl ntely after Mr and Mrs Allen will leave for a trip West 4 4 Thursday ut noon In the Temple 1 wna solemnized the marriage of Miss 1 llcrtha J Howe daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Ed-gar Howe mind Fountain S Johnsons iL promising young business man of Rig by Ida which Is to bi their future home Mr Johnson Is a Salt Laker who recently left the city ti enter upon a business career In the north 10 i Mr David I Prior of Spanish Fork and Mrs Theresa Carkjulst of this city were married Wednesday June 4 Kb hi the Suit Lake Temple The bride who Is the daughter of C A Carlruilst Is avery a-very talented and popular young lady The bridegroom who hiss charge of thu twenty Spanish Fork schools In a leader In educational Hues The young couple Will upend a short time In thii city after which they will remove to their home In Spanish Fork < 0 Mr and Mrs C J Friday announce the I marrinqu of their daughter Florence to Mr James 13 1 Evans the wedding to take place June Mth I Purely Personal Miss Grace Emery has returned from the East for the summer me Miss Kerr left I for California on Tucn day II > Mrs C L Stevenson has gone to Denver Den-ver Dean Hart and Miss Hart of Denver arc guests for a few days of Bishop and jUrs Leonard Robert Leonard who has been attending at-tending St Pauls school at Concord N H will return home the latter part of June a Miss Meyers of St Louis en route homo from two years at Stanford university uni-versity was the guest Monday of Mrs Edwin F Holmes Mrs George M1 Downey hag gone to Denver to visit MaJ and Mrs George F Downey a S Mrs Harry S Knight returned Thursday from the Eust Mrs Wllbcrt A Schumackcr formerly former-ly of this city has arrived from her homo In Omaha to be present at the marrlaTC of her brother William H Cunningham to Miss Elizabeth Dern II i Miss Grace Dnlley of Denver arrives In the city today en route to California where sho will spend the summer and will be the guest for a few days of Mrs J T Donnellan Mrs Joseph T Jenkins and daughter Virginia have returned from Ogdcn where they have been visiting for a week D Mrs George F Goodwin leaves next Thursday to spend the summer with her mother at La Crosse Wls U Mrs Robert Barlow Uarkness has discontinued her Mondays at home un til September II Mrs Edward W Clarke and sons have returned from Kansas Cltv and are at home nL 1070 Second street Mrs Elizabeth Porter Is I at present visiting her granddaughter In SI Jo seph Mo but leaves cs next week for I Camion S D to visit with her daugh tel Jfrg V S Anders0n has returned from Del1el Capt Ayers arrived for duty at Fort Douglas Monday Mrs S E Benedict has gone to Ana conda to visit her daughter Mrs Cowan It Mrs A FT Henry was In the city durIng the week Miss Pope ° C Denver spent Tuesday In Salt Lake en route to California and was the guest of the Misses Sherman Hoyt Sherman Jr left on Sunday night for Portland and San Francisco to be gone three weeks 1 a u 4 Miss Laura Bird has returned from Washington D C where she has been attending school 4 II Miss Fannie Bird has returned from the East where she has been spending the winter o Misses Bertha Bootes Edylhe l Halo mid Sara Reid Park have returned from btanford Warren Paul and John Turner have returned from Berkeley Foster Curtis roes to California soon I o Mr and Mrs Joseph Richards left Tuesday for Deep Creek where they will sjend the summer a r Mrs G G Wright of Idaho Falls Is visiting In the city o Miss McFall will go to Seattle to en joy the summer vacation a Mrs Ellerbcck antI the Misses Eller beck havo returned lo the city Mrn G Lavagnlno and children who have been spending the past two years In Italy have arrived In New York antI will spend the summer on the sea coast near Hoston 0 Mr ana Mrs Hal Russell are In town for the summer and will be at the Dwyer home on North Temple street 4 g Mrs TJ A Os lien formerly of Eureka Is In the city tho guest of Mrs D L Rich t Mrs George Hanson of Ogden Is visiting friends In town 4 0 Mrs tA lice Tomllnson will leave to morrow for Evnnslon Wyo to spend the summer Mrs N B White wll leave about the mlddlo of he month for Idaho to spend time summer Judge T D Dec of Ogden spent Tuesday In the city 0 Mrs P N Nunn and Mrs Belrsach of Provo spent Tuesday Salt Lake i Mrs A IT Cowlo who harm been visit ing her mothmem Mrs R E Klnscy has returned to her home In Denver 44 Mrs Royal W Dnynes hns returned from Logan a Mrs Dano of Boston who has been the guest of Mr and Mra George Ba con left yesterday her home Miss Calla Clmtfield oC Denver Is the guest of Miss Marlon Knickerbocker and will remain until after the mar riage of the latter acting us her maid of honor e Mrs T 13 Beatty who hai been sppiullnT the past few months In the East Is expected home shortly t Mrs Mhrlonoaux and dntighter heft Thursday for their homo In Nophl a 4 4 Mrs If 1L Park and Mlns Frances Barney left on Thursday for Vlpont Utah 4 O li Mrs J D Spencer spent Thursday In Provo a Tho Misses Stella Watson and Valentine Val-entine Murphy have gone to Chicago to spend the sumner I Part of the hummer will be upcnt In the pursuit of a special course at the Chicago university uni-versity and they will nlso visit Niagara falls Mrs C Stoddard him In tho city and will ha the guest the coming month month of her daughters M a > Snow and Mrs Grant Mrs Hiram II len erson of Ogden Og-den is the guest of Mrs H P Hen derson The Misses Balis and CorbIn leave on Tuesday for their homes in Iowa and Illinois Miss Mary C May left on Friday for Idaho and Montana for a several weeks slay Miss Beryl 1 Jamos In the guest of Mr and Mri W F James Miss Jamej has been spending some time In California and Is returning to her homo In the J a81to to Mra Ralph K Hong oi Ogden who bus been visiting Mrs Tuclson returned to her borne Friday night 00 Walter Grans who has been the guest of Judge and Mrs Bowman left early In the week for Denver Ii Fora Young of Ogdcn is visiting Allen Al-len Spencer for a few weeks O V Roger Sherman arrives homo today from Merccrsburg Pa a Mrs Ellen Elliott arrived from California Cali-fornia Friday morning 4 n O M Drummond of Mount Pleasant la in the guest of Mr and Mrs Charles McMuhon a I Mrs Ilcbcr M Wells has discontinued discontin-ued her Mondays aL home for the summer > Mr and Mrs C S Wilkes have taken up their residence at ll Fourth East street for the summer Mrs J A Brant Mrs Burrows anrl Dr F S BIgelow of Minneapolis arc visiting Mr and Mrs E W Duncan Mlrs Margaret Johnson of Minneapolis is the guest of Miss Duncan Mrs A II Ensign and son Frank will spend the summer nt Long Beach a a Q Mrs S B Newman and son Clinton Mrs C C Uullahan and Master Claude have returned from Los Angeles Cal where they have been visiting friends and relatives Mlsn Mary Pratt of Gcddcs S D will spend the summer with Mr and Mrs Thomas B Shannon 18 First street o Mrs Ellen Elliott returned on Fri day from California After attending the biennial at Los Angeles Mrs Elliott El-liott spent the time visiting various points of Interest in the Golden Slate a o Mr and Mrs George TJ Nye and son have gone to Iowa on a visit a it Mrs J S Daelcr and son Earl leave In a few days for ChlciiRO On their return they will visit at Mrs Davelern old home In Missouri 0 Miss Lucile Jennings has returned to the city The many friends of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Kahn and daughter arc pleased lo learn of their arrival home after an extended trip In the South and East a i Mr and Mrs A L Wcrthclmcr have moved from the Kahn residence to 218 I street Sadie Boyer who has been teaching In the public schools here for the past two yearn left hero Tuesday last for Chicago to mike a years course In music Also her brother hlmmctt Bayer who will study music during the summer a 4 S Miv and Mrs Frank Bury of Detroit De-troit are the guests of Mr and Mrs Will Jermalnc Mrs Will DC Wolfe who has been vlalUnj Miss Catherine Cuhun lies returned re-turned to her home In Beaver a I Edwin Pcttit and wife and daugh ters Lillian Nellie Fannie and Elsie leave the coming week for California where they will spend about a month I Mrs George L Ilicitci and son and Miss Gallacher of Pocatello will leave on the Inth to spend the summer at Paclllc Grove Cal A S a Mrs C A Strickland will leave on Thursday for Portland and Seattle on a pleasure trip a 4 0 Mrs Caslleman nnd son of Mercur who have boon guests of Mr and Mrs Charles II Hashrook at Fords have returned to home Miss Grace ITclkes will entertain for Miss Drew and Miss Chambers Mon day afternoon 4 a B Mr ana Mrs Leon Gooscns of Hart ford City Ind will spend the summer here visiting Mr C D Helkos and family 9 aMiss a-Miss Adelaide Whitney of St Louis Is the guest of Mr and Mrs H T Cleaver at 851 South Fifth East oO Mrs T G Anderson gave a luncheon Monday for Mrs Harry Clarke Miss Alive Crazier of Honolulu will spend the summer and coming winter with her aunt Mrs 1 G Andrew Mrs Walter Fraser leaves Tuesday for the East She will visit Chicago Detroit and Denver a a 4 Miss Clara Deal ot this city and Mrs T J Ryder of Mexico City are visiting relatives In the East for the summer a Mrs F Shaw and daughter Mrs F N HUSK left Wednesday evening for a couple of months visit In the East Thc expect to be present at the dos Ing exercises of Ann Anhor university on the iOlh instant when their son and brother William D Shaw gradu mutes a o Mrs Hanks and daughter Miss Des ale Hanks of Morcur are spending the summer In the I city Miscellaneous Events Mrs W R Wlghtman has Issued Invitations In-vitations for Thursday afternoon June 12lh in honor of Mrs Plait c a AMiss A-Miss Jennie Lynn entertained Informally Infor-mally Thursdayevening the guests being be-ing I MlFses TSrucclcn Stevenson Jlnscoc Brccden Lieut White and LlcuL DenT Co Miss Josephine Wells delightfully entertained en-tertained the Sewing club Thursdny afternoon In honor of Miss Marjorlc Ellerbcck 0 Mrs J T I Richards entertained at a plumant childrens party on Wednesday Wednes-day aflornoo I li 0 Tho pupils of Mrs Amanda rfwenson will give a vocal recltul on Frldnv evening June lo at the First Congregational Congre-gational church 4 4 Y After a very successful course the class In domestic science which has been conducted at the University of Utah undur the auspices of the education educa-tion t committee of the Utah Federation of Womens clubs adjourned mi Monday Mon-day Tho closing lesuon was on chafing dish recipes a On Monday laat tho Womans Republican Repub-lican club mot at the homo of Mrs Jenkins Jen-kins and after enjoying the pro gramme for the day and transacting the business which camo up for con sideration udjounrcd until October Cth At the meeting on Monday Mrs Pease road an entertaining paper on Hawaii and the Misno7 Draymen gave a vocal duel A meeting of the executive boatd will be held at the homeof Mrs nth 1 S Miller on June 23rd afli oclock when arrangements for Republican du > at Sultalr on Inly 10th will bo completed a A The novlcweru met on Monday afternoon after-noon and elected onie rs for the ensuing ensu-ing year Mni Churlia G Plummcr was elected president Mrs John Cain vicepresident Mrs W ri Loomis secretary sec-retary Miss Delia Snow treasurer No further meeting of the club will be hold until September < 4 a a Mrs 1 B Cosgrlff will entertain the Altar society of St MaVya cathedral next Wednesday attci noon at her home 51S East South Temple stiet Euchre will be played from 2 until 5 oclock All friends of the society are Invited to be present o t The anniversary of the birth 1 of Mrs N D Corser was pleasantly celebrated yesterday at the family residence Members Mem-bers of the funnily and a number of friends were present and all had a most enjoyable time a a Harold I HctTron entertained a party of friends at the lake last evening II n Miss Harkrics gave a pingpong party Wednesday evening X Mrs W II Donnll gave a chafing dfah parly Wednesday evening The Normal class of 1800 U of U I held a reunion l at the home of Miss Aura Rogers Wednesday The evening even-ing was enjoyably spent In conversation conversa-tion games class songs and a pro gramme rendered by Mr James Mr Foster Miss I Kensler Miss Rogers and Miss Morris At the buslncs meeting following Miss Annie Junes was chosen president and Mr F Fox Mceprosl dent of the clnsH June 12 was chosen for a lake parly at Saltalr Those prsent were Bessie Boycc I Bessie Moore Etta Danger Pearl Dur ncll Florence Horn Evelyn Jensen Jennie Dlxon Annie Jones Maggie Morris Florence Jary Delhi Plalstcd Aura Rogers Dnt Stpy Mamie White Mrs Macdonald Mrs Cannon Mabel Fo Elias i Hanscn Archie Kcssler Pettcrson Fowler iI M Young Frank Foster Jensen Spencer Ash ton and Macdonald a e The You and I Crystal club met with Mr and Mrs 1 W Tlmms at their home on Sixth street nn Thursday evening and had a very pleasant time The following ladles and gentlemen carried off the honors of the evening Mrs E G Holding Mr I Harvey and Mr W H ranch Delicious refreshments refresh-ments were served In the dining room the hostess being usristccl by Mrs Anderson An-derson The club will next meet with Mr and Mrs Culver In Darlington < T The Womans Democratic club will give an excursion to Lagoon on June lllth Games of various kinds will be In order I net prizes will be given On Tuesday evening the 3rd Inst Miss Marie Eleanor Burrows nnd class gave ono of the most delightful musicals musi-cals Tha invent was at the home of Dr Burrows 3ni East South Temple The programme consisted of twenty numbers each rtf which was a gem After the progrn mme was exhausted refreshments were served Miss furrows fur-rows deserves great credit for the degree de-gree 01 proficiency attained hy her pupils pu-pils Some of them will yet make thcIr mark In the musical world OGDEN SOCIETY Commencement tlmo hi occupying all attention at-tention these days tho varIous cdiicn tlonalt institutions of the city having theIr closing days with the usual graduating classes Preparations aro being made by I I many for their summer vacations In the canyon at somu of tilt numerous resorts or for trips east or weal so that socially spcutclnfj Ogden IUIH had few notable OVents durIng tho week 9 t Ono of tho leading I events oC the week was time wedding of Miss Vccla Ilttlctlcld to Mr W L WaUIii which took place IU the home oC the brides parents Wednes Uciy evening only near relative and a few of tho Inllnmtc friends of the contracting con-tracting pnrtli3 being present The brIde and ruoiu left ut once for CallfornliL for II two weeks trip The couple Havo hosts of warm friends In Ogdeii and Suit Lake who wish them a long and happy life together to-gether S K Wednesday evening tho Saturday Nightclub Night-club rave a bull at the Dlnnan academy It was the closing ball of the season and cub of time most elaborate and enjoyable of the norlcs glvtn by this select social olunhnllon a S Thursday evening a reception wns ton dcrvd the irrnduaiing clans of tho Ogden high school by the Alumni association ut Glemvood 1ark i nc commencement exercises OL time grade public schools were held during the week S 4 4 Paul A Noble left Wednesday for a plousum trip through tho Northwest Co j Mrs G A Gordon of St Flerrc S D 11crrc1 is visiting In Ogden the guest of her sister sis-ter Mrs P B lluslclt C Time annual meeting of the Historical society was held at the homo of Mlsa Smith May 21th After tho regular routine rou-tine of business Mrs Doublet the historian his-torian of the club read a very InterestIng Interest-Ing paper on club purposes and Iulllll mcnts which was enjoyed by all At the close of the paper the club adjourned for a fIn minutes recess Tho president then called the club to order and the following ofilotsr were elected for Limo ensuing > ir Mrs A V Putnam president Mrs Emil Booth vlcoprcuiucnt Mrs Fred Welllng r secretary Miss Jennie Prout trouaurcr Miss Dora Snow historian Tin club was presented with u i very sweet thought from Mrs Slnipe of California In tho shape of a box of brffhons which was highly anpreclatcd Mrs Corey the retiring proslucnt also presented time club with souvenir pencils In the colors of tho club After a pleasant afternoon and do ugh I I ful refreshments t ntrvecl by the hostess the club adjourned to meet again Scilcmhcr lth Mlut Lou Klmball loft for San Francisco Monday lo moot her brother lleut Not Klmnatl on his return from tho t Philippines Philip-pines 9 3 I Mrs George M llnnson visited Salt Lakes frlenclB during till week > MVP R E Hong Is visiting Salt Lake IrlCnlJS Wednesday even In t at the Amusement hall the Fifth Ward choir pave a recon tlon nml entertainment In honor of Mr Oharlus Kent who before his departure for time East wa the loader of the choir There wa n large number prcpcnl and all onjoypd 1 thin occasion very much A lluo musical programme watt rcmleretl In I which Mr Kent took part following whIch an elegant banrjuct was partaken parta-ken of M The Epworth Lcarjiif1 hflrt a very en loynblo poclal Hcswlon Friday evening at the homo of Mrs J G Paine Mr and MrB K E Stewart are back from their Eastern trip Miss Beside Mavrs wlfo la I attending till Slat < University visited her homo last week m Mimes ITnlon Phonhoni of Scclnlli Mo I Is visiting Mlns IMllli I nOllrlcj a a I Mondas evonlnir VorsnrH Military band Knvo n Fodnl In tlmo Tnlon onfrahoitsc which TVIIH a very plriinnt affair Mrs S TT Citvr left Wodncnday for a months visit In California PARK CITY SOCIETY A beautiful but quiet wedding1 owns Bol onmlrcxl ut time home of Mr and Mrs Tliomaa Cuplt on Wednesday when their daughter Miss Ann WOP united In marriage mar-riage to Mr Edwin Damon Hurlhiit Tho ceremony was performed at 1230 oclock by Justice Scott Lockhart In tho presence of the family and Immediate friends The bridal pair stood hi the bay window under un-der a horpo hoo of whllo roses entwined with srnllav The hrlll l wormy I lcutlful I I gown ot crcum nllk with trImmSnic of chlfTon mill carried brides roses Mr and Airi T Cupll who were married at ChlLngo last Thuniday arrived In tluic to act as hoot man and matron of honor Immediately i Im-mediately following tho ceremony tho bridal party amid family rppnlrorl to the illnlnsioorri wlion a wvdilhu dlnnir WUK HorvfcuV The table wan effectively decor ntcd with rOl1I carnations emits ami Btnllax Jitil after the menu had been served the happy couple anil tholr iiltnnil nnls took the afternoon truth for Salt liko anil In the evonln 1 Itparted for California Before thulr return horn they will I visit at I Santa Buruurn nxllnnJi taai Francisco Los Anck > ami other place of Intercm In California Jolj Mr amid Mrs I fur ihu m nro well I and favorably Known III Park City tuu groom IB tnc 0111 cat son of Mr anti Mrs M D Ilurlbut und Its aft oulatlHI with hi father III inc drug biiBlnew TK Is I u bright honoriblo young man of storlln iblllty and worth Hla hrlilo la time only daughter of ludKt fuiil Mrs Cuplt and hi a lnauttfut and nccornpllithod younj lady Mr und Mra i Ilurlbut I will 1 be absent throe wocks Jt ummh 1 uion their return to Park will go to hoiiHokccpliir In their pretty new cottng1 on Park avenue Thu guests nrcscnl at thin trembling were JuJie and llrl Cuplt Mr and Mrs TliomiiH Cuplt Jr of Chl Ctmgo Mr and Mr At IX lliirlbut Miss Jessie Ilnrlliiit MIsi Florence Ilurlbut I I Master Frank Ilurlbut Mrs Former and family of Suit Lake Mrs David Condon Mra Graham and Mr Will Vat rti C The many friends of Mr C A TcvUa bury will he i plcutietl to learn thai he IB I able lo lie up and around V Miss GrrUa Price wai aicflt of honor at a very pluih nl picnic given at Snyder rovo on Tuesday before her dcpuituro for Iotmu elk The chapuroncH wore MrK F I A McCiirty Mrs U Wight Mrs II Mueller Irn J Chnriraud Mrs 1 it Steolo and Mrs L 1 Wight I Tin afternoon was delightfully l iipcnt und the happy event will linger long In the memory of every gnest At f oclock the BOiitlcinen drove down and onloyod a tcmplliu dinner undor tho cool nliiule of iho maj > Ic IrcfrJi Iesldo the gucit of honrir there worn present the MlBKes Ilnttlo Ilultor Kd na Sutton Josephine McCarty Cr actnt Smith Favrt Sulton of Provo MesHrs Arnold Smith 1irk Wlyhl Will Sutton Jr Roy Kidder p A McCarty I R Wlihl br R Wight Jumcj II Stele and J Churlrurul V S Mr and Mrs A R Wooter entcrtalne Informally on Thunuhiy uvenlnr eoinnll monlury tL Mts Kdytb Iowry I anil Miss iiarriei n ooioy nnin uniicing inn music were Indulged In A dainty luncheon served Inter was also enjoyed to the fullest full-est uxtcnt The RiiestH of thy clrUchtful affair beside the guests of honor wcro Mlsn IJorlha Bclttuli Mlus Joan Pearsion Miss Margaret Brunduff Miss lJvii I Lambert I Lam-bert Miss Pearl UTmbrrt Msnrs I A Col bulh R Kanlcra T 1 llnywood II Ridge M I 1caraun and R 13 Whcrrllt u Mr and Mrs IV D Sution und their ghoul Mrs John Morrison of Seattle sIlent Thursday at the King mine A air a-ir and Mrn Joseph Chtirtrand are tn tcrtfilnlm Mrs A Xaiirlaka of Provo who arrived In Lark Wccincadiiy morninG a a V Time members oC tho O E S are planning plan-ning for a pliaaant anniversary social tomorrow to-morrow evenIng Time regular mcotlupr of the AVnmann Athcniiuum will be held ui the homo of Mrs E J 1 Uejgs tomorrow afternoon at 230 oclock sharp to him followed 1 by a picnic dinner hater in Limo afternoon n a I Rollu B Watson of Salt Lake carrie up to Park Wednesday and ia the guest ot Mr and Mrs W G Lamb a 0 a Mrs C A Bloehcr went down to Zion Friday afternoon to visit with friends Mr M S Ashhelm of New York City IJ thu guest of Mr and Mrs J Frunkcl MIrm Mary Shields returned to her du ties us nurso at the IvcOKliWrlght hiss pltul on Monday after a piausaut months I vacation with her parents Tho young people of the Conrjrcirallonil church gave a plcnunnt dime serial In tho church parlors Tuesday evening Mrn John Morrison of Seattle arrived In Park Sunday mornlnr and In tho guest of Mr and Mrs W L Sutton i Mr and Mrs A 11 Vector depart for Grand Inland Nub tomorrow aUornoon to visit Mr Wcclcrti haircutS and lo bo present ut tho marriage of a sister 1 Mr and Mrs VVouUr will bo accompanied pan way by Miss Harriot Wooley and Miss Kdyth Lowry two of Parks populnr iciooltcachor3 who go to Auutln and AVInona Minn to their liomes Their host of Park friends rcsret oxccedlnsly that neither Mba Lowry or Miss Wooley will return to Park In the fall to resume tholr duties as scliooltoucbera Mrs II ttteht entertained her Sunday school class on Wednesday Mm Wlghl was UBslnicd in cnturtaliuur by Mrs F I A McCnrty rime little tots present were Bcoule Fannie and Charlotte Uric Miriam Mir-iam Harry und Lawrence Raddon Tcsala Nlles Josephine McCurly Frances Shields und others 4 5 Mrs H Mueller and daughter Miss Grctta Price departed for Pocatello Tlmraduy afternoon where they will In future reside P Mr and Mrs James Ivors mid son came out from the city Monday and spent two days in Park tho guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Welsh A bright and enjoyable affair was the T nrl rKnil I ltlrlllV OVKIlllIfT nl I llO lions or Mr and Mrs G K Hedges by the Missus Laura TownJcnd Florence Hurl I but Mny IIcilKss Lulu Roy FrlciM Funk Iminn Heclses and Daisy Roy who art mcmburM of a select society known mum the P C 13 C O M C F I O F The delightFul affair vus planned III honor of the M 1 C A C another slteL climb of yount men Authors was the game played prlres l folnj to ladles firs Miss Pearl Snydcr second Mlsi Tcasle Lainburl goiulemcn first Bob Wrliiht second Robert Roy At the conclusion of the iamc a delicious luncheon wan served the dining1 table being beautifully c l orutel with olusicrs of spring blossoms blos-soms carnations nmrcwerltes and ferns Dainty pen and Ink I nkclches marked the places of the ucsls who wore Uii Misses Sadie Rnsband Anna Johnson Lillian Funk Nellie Jennings Gertrude Woods Teislo Lambert Marrrucrlto Woods Pearl Snyclcr Messrs George Geiger Harry Hall George Buttes Curl Scott Grover Rvams Fred Cook Pob Wrliht George Richardson Joe Bern Rob Roy AV1I1 Sutton AVI11 Knufmnn oe Kaufman Leo Durkln and C IT Funk o Dr and Mrs C M Wilson spent Saturday Sat-urday at Kumns Q v a Mr I and Mrs W D Sutton and their guest I Mra J Morrison of Seattle spent Friday at the Duly Wost mine III the evening Mr and Mrs Humes Joined the pnrt and all partook I of a 1 delicious dinner din-ner served In tho spacious diningroom Mrs F P Toeomple Is visiting 1 relatives rela-tives In Salt Lake OH Mra W D Donohcr went down to the city yesterday to I he abnent a couple of weeks visiting her parents o LlIc of time Athenaeum I please remember re-member that the meeting tomorrow uftornoon will be called to order prompt jy at 230 oclock and the prisldont requests re-quests every member to make an effort to bo present at tho appointed time PROVO SOCIETY Mrs J Tt ITobson chnrmliiRly cuter talncd at a Kemilnclon Thursday uftor noon The parlors were bcuullfully decorated i deco-rated In cut flowers und u dainty lunch was served Thoso present wore Mrs George I owe Fred Moore Walter Whitehead White-head J W Raker Geonro Gee Andy Stewart Will Ward Dnvld Blake Ellnu Gci D C Ilamawuli John Tuylor W D Robertr Jr Orson Bird Isrnol lIodHon I Frutik jtfnnsum Mlfsos Mnrthn Gee nortba Gee Nora Young Llllle Thcrlol AucUu Gcp Mr Sum Schwnb acenmnnnlcd by hlu ijlstcrlnluw Miss MJrlum Nclkc and Ills tioiu Frank will louvo Tuewday uflernoon for Now York where they will spend the cummer m Mrs R II Nowcomb of Cleveland O spent Thursday In Provo cimynn with Mrs P N Nunn A L Woodhouse und W L Blersaeh S 44 The ladles Aid society entorlalncd tho teuchers and alumni Roclntlon of time Proctor academy Thursday cvenlnir at a buiitiuot In Proctor hall A Jolly Limo was had as the schoolmate mot once more Among thane present were Mlnuci Isley Pond Toinpnon of Anncn Cob iSomer JucUaon Toll Dickinson Elsie Moore Myrtle Cochrun Huniinh McCord BIrdie Pont Eli Plereon hattie limes Miss I3eulah Buchmnn of Salt Lake Mrs Charles Ward and Mra Ulchnnl DctBlovt Messrs Robert line Roil Mr llofllstn Mr Oliver ni rnucb of Tellurld Cob < will be the guest or Mr ami iin W fc lllcranch fort the next month Mru p N Nunn and Njq ty i Iiir sacim tmpimt Tac3 < liy amid tiiiiithity SaiL Liull1 In Itv Mr and Mrs Goodwin entertained at dinner Weduwulu cvinlni for the teachers of the Iroator acndmy who bay dtirlni the netl for their ho nii in the Kaiiu Their TUHtH wore Mr and Mrs P > Nunn Mine BaUor Toll DIcVliiI c111 non Jsltr Pond and Jnclsoon Mrs Jesse Smith and Mrs Joaenh Far rer win entertain on Tuesday afternoon at u 1mamjbnutcn a RcFolved Tluit a coltece clucitlon In good for women WUB time subject for n very liilorcitlng debate ui limo firnsirt W jd uuaiy afternoon Mlni 7C Ti Vnti 1rce ehamthommetl tim tfflrmmutI hide with Mien AlIce lieynolilts an towisiir Time ncciiilvn side wnn inken by Mni 9 A ICing The urctinienlH nn both njdVi wero excellent and rucolvo1 apprrclatlvn applause No ducl Ion could be remkpi on aecoiiritof the ibMcncc of omit ot mum dcbutcra nn the nccuiivo much oro 5i has now tlnlHheO her yiur work a nil will now mike u vacation until time rw oC October 7it a 4 a Mr mint Afrit 13 li Corf man eimtertain111 at a Iliinor Irlilay ovenhik covers hclnl IIU1 laid for twelve Thoao preuvnt wore Misses Jncknon Pond Beuliih Tliiclimvr of Bruit Inke Illiomuoii ami Wnlford nf ASMXJII Coin I3iktr Isley Dickinson and ToSli 4 a K Mrs Henrv of Pnyson attended uft Proctor academy roinmenciment excr does She was the guest ot Miss linker u Dims A O Smoot nnd dnuchtcr Mln Allle have returned from their trip to tile connu A Mlaauu Wolford Toinppon Tslcy nnd Pont were ths guests of Mrs P N Nijrn at a days outltu In Provo ciinyon Eater dar a a Mr and Mrs D IT Plalnled cntortalnM Infunrially ut tihmu ncr Sunday evinlnr jfr and Mrs J 1 O1orne JIIK Mr and Mrs v D Pobtitn Jr Mrs Plaluted loft Tina day afternoon to spend the summer with rienci In Denver a 4 5 Miss Lulu Gates IK spcndlnr a few days with his parents before returning to Salt Lilte Cards are out announcing thp marrlaco of Miss iimu Knight nnd Mr 71 Kimono Allen in take nlaco In time Salt Ixtc f > milc Wednesday June lllh Thcra will lie l a rceyUrm lvru ut tho home o Miss Knights parcnlii Thursdny June 12th S S 4 Mr and Mrs Walter OmiT of Cvjtto Dale will Slent thtIr summor hi Irovo |
