Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-01-03 | Page 22 | Society

I At last there has been an awakening In society circles, and from now until the beginning of Ixmt there promises to be a continual round of pleasures. The week just past has been one of unusual activity even for the height of the so-slal so-slal season, but the previous weeks had been exceedingly dull, and the change 1 was most welcome. New Year's day I was an especially delightful one, a ' number of society people keeping open i house, while the dawn of the New Year , was made memorable by many Infor mal evening parties. The larger events of the coming week i will be the flrst of the assembly balls on Tuesday evening at Chrlstensen's ' and the Red and Black party at the same hall on Friday evening. Engagement Announced. The friends of Mrs. Louise Smedley-Smlth, Smedley-Smlth, and they are leirlon, were deep- 1 ly Interested in learning of her engagement engage-ment to William H. Curtln of St. Joseph, Jo-seph, Mo., formally announced on Friday Fri-day last. Mrs. Smith from her earliest girlhood has been most popular In the social circles of Salt Lake. Mr. Curtin Is a prominent business man of St. Jo-1 Jo-1 seph, a member of the Wyeth Hard- 1 ware company. The wedding will lake place shortly after Easter. Alta Club Reception. The members of the Alta club have decided upon Thursday evening, January Janu-ary 11th, as the date for their reception. recep-tion. Invitations will be confined to members of the club and their immediate imme-diate families. The event promises to be one of the most elaborate of the season. The- Post Hop. Very delightful' was the hop at the Post Tuesday evening, the first of a series of formal dances to be given during the season. Flags, bunting, holly and evergreen festoons were used in the decoration of the amusement hall and the Officers' club, and very at- tractive they looked. Refreshments were served in the club from tables beautifully decorated with red carna-' carna-' tlons and plumosa. About 125 guests ' were there, and all declared the dance I one of the most enjoyable affairs of the season. Col. and Mrs. Bubb,- Capt. nnd , Mrs. Sturgls, Capt. and Mrs. Falls and Lieut, and Mrs. Taylor received the I guests. Mrs. Pardee, Mrs. Hepburn and Mrs. Swift poured coffee. First Bohemian Banquet. The Bohemian banquet at the Commercial Com-mercial club on Tuesday evening was a splendid success, and will be remembered remem-bered by those present as one of the very happy events of the year. So en- . joyable and successful was the banquet that It is believed It will result In the organization of a Bohemian club, or at least will-be followed by similar events at more or less frequent Intervals, The large dining-room of the Commercial club was the scene of the banquet, and very festive it looked with Its decora- , tions of evergreens and palms, with vases of deep red carnations and red shaded crystal candlesticks down the center of the long T-shaped table. Directly Di-rectly In front of the toastmaster, Kenneth Ken-neth C. Kerr, was a miniature cast of the equestrienne statue of Paul Revere by Utah's noted sculptor, C, E. Dallln. I After disposing of a delicious spread, Mr. Kerr, in a clever speech, stated the purpose of the banquet the organiza tion of a permanent Bohemian club, or at least the giving of similar aooial affairs af-fairs once or twice a year, or oftener, if desired. The serious toasts of the evening were given by Fisher S. Harris, Har-ris, who. was very happy In his remarks re-marks on "The True Spirit of Bohemia." Bo-hemia." H. L. A. Culmer spoke of "Art In Utah," and George E, Carpenter Carpen-ter on "Literature In Utah." Then followed fol-lowed a number of Impromptu toasts, the first, "The Press and the Petticoat," Petti-coat," by Benjamin C. Cartwright. Several Sev-eral musical numbers were given during dur-ing the evening by Miss Agatha Berk-hoel, Berk-hoel, Wlllard Weihe and Mr. McClellan, and needless to say they were all given in the best style by these well-known artists. All in all, the banquet was one of the most delightful ever given here. Assembly Committees Earned. On Tuesday evening at Chrlstensen's the first In the series of Assembly balls will bo given. A large number of responses re-sponses have been received to the Invitations In-vitations extended, and the dances promise to be among the season's memorable social events. A meeting of the patronesses was held at the home of Mrs. David B. Hempstead on Wednesday last, and the following committees named to arrange the details de-tails of the dances: Mrs. David B. Hempstead Is chairman of the committees; commit-tees; Mrs. Ferry, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Fischer were named ns members of the committee on refreshments; Mrs. Filer and Mrs. Channlng, members of the press committee; Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Wells, members of the committee on decoration. Three Charming Luncheons. Mrs. William H. Cunningham entertained enter-tained at a series of luncheons during the past week, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday respectively. At all the luncheons the decorations were similar, the colors used being green and red, the (lowers carnations and polnsetta, with ferns, while sprays of holly were strewn over the cloth. Covers wore laid for twelve each day, the luncheon i on Wednesday being in honor of Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. On Tuesday the place cards were hand-painted with wreaths of holly; on Wednesday they bore the monogram of the guest of A Debutante Reception Gown. y- ' Mill iWW an tit,v.tjLT7SB-riC7iumammi. unHiinilt 1 1 T"1BPJ White slclllenne Is cleverly used In this debutante's costume, the corsage being be-ing arranged with a handkerchief yoke and bertha, and the tucked slcillenne sagging slightly Into the featherboned girdle. The skirt offers a striking novelty, nov-elty, being built In five sections, the one being tucked into the straight edge of the other and group of tucks concealing the joinings. The hip yoke is a shirred puff, and the drop skirt has several flounces to hold out the dress skirt in the approved flare. The hat is in white panne with lace and the new lyre-shaped plume. honor in gold, and on Thiiwday small calendars done in water colois v,ere used. Hop at Fifth East. One of the most delightful parties of the season was the dance at the Fifth East hotel on Thursday evening, when the guests of the hotel entertained some 250 friends from the city an J tho post Fvpvirreens holly, red carnations, tnuiax 5id palSlVerVised in beautifying he rooms, the whole lower floor being thrown open for the entertainment of the guests. Numerous cosy corners yeic arranged In the large hall and made a delightful retreat for tho la"ce.r- Th dining-room was cleared and 1 tie, to The strains of sweet music, tlic hours pasEed merrily until past midnight. mid-night. Refreshments and lunch were served In small rooms adjoining tlie dining-room, both prettily decorated with smilax and carnations, wltn can- delabra shaded In the prevailing colors. ; Receiving the guests were Mrs. Jennings, Jen-nings, aire. Ro3S, Mrs. Wakellng. Miss Ross and Miss Jennings. I Pleasant Proposal Party. The members of the Sewing club, to which Miss Mary Cowan belongs, with their gentlemen friends, were pleasantly entertained on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Cowan. The girls were supplied with mittens nnd hearts, the bovs with a number of rings, and at the clo&e of the proposal party prizes wore awarded to the girl receiving the greatest great-est number of rings and to the boy receiving re-ceiving the greatest number of hearts. The evening was a very pleasant one, enjoyed by about thirty young people. For Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. A. B. Wltcher entertained nt an informal party on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. G. Sawyer of Nevada, v,ho has beep visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Dickcrt, during the holidays. Following an inforrral afternoon, after-noon, the guests enjoyed a 'Welsh rarebit rare-bit supper. Among those present, in addition to the "guest of honor, were: Mrs. Fred Earls. Mrs. P. O Pcdklns. Mrs. Charles W. Lawrence, Ml$s Gussle Sawyer, Miss Susan Sawyer, Miss Elsie Dlckert. Miss Lena Welby, Miss Beatrice Beat-rice O'Connor. Married in Denver. Last Wednesday at noon in St. Mark's Episcopal church, Denver, Miss Lucy Austin Hewitt and Sidney K Hooper were united in marriage by the Rev. John Houghton. Only relatives and the most Intimate friends of the bride and groom were present at the ceremony, and later enjoyed a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's aunt. Mrs. Charles Emmons. Mr. and Mrs. Hooper returned to Salt Lake on Thursday and will shortly receive their friends at their new home" in the southern part of the city. Entertained at Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Morltz entertained at dinner on Thursday evening, the guests later enjoying a wachKi Covers were laid for twelve at WnX iZ very prettily decorated with red Jkl1, tlons, these flowers forming tti" 5aftS.n3en,, piece, arid crystal candelabra shan iKno9' red standing at either end of thel3la3fe' From the chandelier over th tfrffifflflBnfl0-! suspended an Immense ball "of utS6o' and ns the clock struck the hoiMBra:Cobr this ball fell apart and from it flWSESwefl. a number of telegramo for the 'nTit'B11, present, conveying to them the Isi ' greetings from the host and hosWi P other friends. Those present weA-Tlli a. and Mrs. Ransoloff, Mr. and Mrs tML 'I', man, Mr. and Mrs. Oberndofer i'r irfd, Mrs. William Simonn of But e trlst Bamberger and Herman Bamberg , 6er rj4lte90a Glad New Year's Day. t frfeftds 0 A New Year's day around which cling pleasant memories for maCy lip11 year to come was that of 1001. Xot many seasons has there been so tfilf o entertaining on that day, but It i, lleved that hereafter the custom ;sJ. ,nC become more general, especially thi- ieifl sntl keeping open house. Among thoA,j ilfic fl5 received on that day, and whose hoaJ'rf8 7 i were thronged with friends during uj'eclil01 receiving hours. Avere Gov. and v3r Wells, Col. and Mrs. Bubb and tZ ; Mlsseo Bubb of Fort Douclns y! t . M Perry S. Heath, Miss Woodward ' Miss Rooklcdge. who received at a Hn ' home of Miss Woodward: thi ,'ioal Emma Fisher. Man' Wlghtman, & iitiart Cullen, Clara Diehl. Catherine Mofi Cia and Sadie Merrill, who received at ii home of Miss Fisher; the MIspjj ! Richardson. Alta Yllson. Claudia Sts 'tram1114 Held, Ina Rudy and Blanche Chern eve who were at home from 5 to S o'dfc h ut the home of Miss Richardson; jv Va AV. E. Coulam and Miss Geary, -vvhon 'ft? celved from 3 to 6 o-'clock at the hoa ifj15, of Miss Geary; Miss Carrie Hardy ItfD3 Miss Mrytle Huff, who received free ifZ to 5 o'clock at the home of Miss Hertfl iJ1, : r j)fBB Children Enjoy Dances. ? il Miss Norinne Thompson entertiPoeU at two Informal dancing parties dUrffpF the week at tho home of her Pareim'jLiT Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Thompson. The urff 2tec! was on Tuesday evening, the second o ' Thursday, about thirty young people i i JfeOi joying each dance. The home was pre:. J4l t!ly decorated with Christmas green fltKi J and flowers, and the library and dlnlr "jrlll 3 room were cleared for dancing. IjJeJtf Enjoyed Yatch Party. M, "W On Thursday evening at the She 0' herd home on I street, tho Mls??a Marli Welles, Olive nnd Carol Shepherd ej I'iiw--tertained a number of their friends a ( a watch party. The house was vtrj prettily decorated in red and grey )js holly, evergreens and flowers beiiij ijjitero used. A clever guessing congest warp" , feature of the evening's entertalnmtd the prizes being won by Mlrs Haa r&t 1 Wilkinson, Miss Pauline Brownb JlSfi'SO Chester Evans and J. Held Jr Tt , guests were the Misses Mary Snt3 A ci Mabel Snyder, Martha Snyder, hrj itf-Th1 Snyder. Hazel Wilkinson, Anna Sr.tj- j&O herd, Elsie Brown, Fannie Gardew Mh. 1 Emily Feveryear, Elsie Gallagfcjji5&or SSi3Lullne Browning, and Messrs. Fred ttftniBwiBht. Joo Folsom, Curtis Cohn, Albert ?aKcn. Mason Williams, Russell -Stands Arthur Stcnhousc. James Snow-iLtKbJi Snow-iLtKbJi Alf Gunn. Blllle Home. Oscar mntTnn!nc, Lawrence Basset. Harold SSMX Doris Rnybould, Willie Sny-if5ft Sny-if5ft JR John r.yon. Chcctor Evans Dick SflEffdl. LRtcr Moreton, J- Held. Jr.. $K?n( Blllle Watson. Jftfw Danco at ChristciLsen's. 'itfK The decree teams, Woodmen of tha Aft-World, Rave a pleasant dancing party ST'Bfat Chrlstcnscn's on Thursday evening. ftt(j?lf attended by about SOO members and j,, friends of tho organization. Punch and iKllght refreshments were eorvod in the WifiR small rooms to tho cost of the main Jitre jJBhnll, which were very prettily deco-t deco-t . TErated in tho holiday colors. Tho com-''wimlttc com-''wimlttc in charge of the dance, and to T iRwbom much credit Is due for Us buc-LL!JLct buc-LL!JLct included Georgo Wood. C. Dun-jCSWn'aad Dun-jCSWn'aad F- Wiseman. H. Simon was tttS'Sbc floor director. The next in the sc-rris4ftrles sc-rris4ftrles of doncce will be given by the ax-rt ax-rt G5tw?SOcIatiOE tho latter part o the month. n Billlo Club Danco. J itm- oC tbo moat enjoyablo affairs yet lljjjkgir8n by tho Blllle club was their ln-' ln-' JUfcBrfarmal dancing party at the- Ladles' Ci''B:Utraxy. ciQbroomB last Tuesday. About lVIaxty dancer3 "?Tore Preflcnt, who whllod Ji jjwtho hours away to a delightful pro-! pro-! SMpammc of danco music. Throushout I kM'the evening punch was carved in tho iJWlower halL Thoee present woro: MIhsoh t!!jjBiTJiQresa. Boston, Annie- Salmon, Alice Cta jHjfcrrell. Kitty Johnson. Dorothy Dwyer, 4 2B.I.tilla Potarson. Margery Mulvcy, Sarali JrW'.ijTllliamB, Annlo Sorcnson, Gcnevlovo !-RjWt, Edna Ladd, Eliza, BlrklDshaw, '.jB.JIanna Chapln, Teresa Taylor, Emily MBj Whitney, Inn. Budy, Ida. Cohen, VIolctto ECrsigj MJse Alexander, Ada West, Maud -jfcgcfaneU. Eva liay, Clara Smith, Ethel SWt, Cloyo Blttner, Lottlo Parker and ' W, Kiesil of Ogden; Messrs. Charles I Brown, A- BL Burt. Arthur Ball, Arthur Bolton, Georjpo Butler, Clydo Slmraont;, rwajmtlftranic White, James Watson, James j'gM'tjj'riflon. JamoQ Cowan, Wood. Pratt, Ai cSSfSTfcddlst Thomas Larson. Kelsey Chat-ill, Chat-ill, A. H. Hanson, Dennis Murphy, rgS'-Will McAllister, Bee Alexander, Dan -TaR'Akxander, J. Johnson, Eugen SearE, W. ,v tiftlcwrison, Don Squires, Bernlco Rlchard- a fcMfc Will Ohcstcc, XL W. Evans and R. XI WBudj. tiifc i Ij. HlrcooTfcmeoug Events. (Uj fjAboart thirty of tho girl friends of ha fSflsa Geneve Clark were delightfully rCBtertaiJiod at her homo last Tuesday 4 'afternoon. Bbrty-throa was tho gamo stj is" layad. Tho decorations of the homo 'I?1 iwero carried oat In tho holiday colors, a.'! fija Boores and tallies corresponding. BiU . . 5 A charmlhff informal ton was that . M got Thursday last, whon some fifty la-i!J, la-i!J, (dlea were entertained at the homo of tMrs D. C. Roberts, the event being in 'sJ fnonor of her sister, Mrs, Dockery of -Boise. Irs. J. G. Sawyer was guest of honor in informal tea last Wednesday nf-loon nf-loon at the homo of Mrs. Whitesldo oi:,nor. Invited to meet the guest lonor were Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert, 1 B, A M. Frolseth, Mrs. Perclval Perkins, Mrs. A. B. WItcher, Mrs. in M Howard. Miss Elsie Dickert, 3 Beatrice O'Connor. Jss Bessie Ames entertained at a ling dish party on New Year's af-loon, af-loon, her gue?ts being Miss Helen m. Miss Groshell. Miss Moorehouse, s Short and Miss Johnson, few friends were very pleasantly irtalned In an Informal way at the le of Miss Agatha Berkuoel last Frl-afternoon. Frl-afternoon. embers of the Third street Card i met at the home- of Mrs. Slade Wednesday last, where they were ghtfully entertained at luncheon, later played cards, children of tho Jewish Sunday-hdI Sunday-hdI enjoyed a pleasant cnohukah '.y at Unity hall last Monday af ter-0, ter-0, eiven by the Council of Jewish men. Many little oneB were there, )mpauled by their parents, ,and a st delightful afternoon was spent in clng. Supper was served In tho ng-room downstairs boforo tho dron repaired to their homes, n. and Mrs. Plummer entertained rmally at dinner on New Year's Jl. Wmg gave a very delightful in-aal in-aal dinner at tho Wilson on New r's night in honor of his birthday, ors were laid for the Misses Poln-Lleut Poln-Lleut Pratt, Llout. Chambers, it. Hardroan and Col. Wing, number of tho young people homo a collego enjoyed an Informal danco he Ladles' Literary club on Friday ilng. About forty wcro present, r. and Mrs. LL B. Whitney gavo an rmal dinner on New Yrcar's night, era were laid for ten. ime forty little ones enjoyed a httmas tea at the homo of Mrs. Tt. Hayward on New Tear'B day. - j i0 k. Msb Louise Moylo entertained a jjif, TOunber of young peoplo at a watch rarty Now Year's evo. , . . - -T; ' Members of the M. M. E. Sewing club 1 ji 11184 with Mrs. Boggs last Monday and rtiw Apent a very plcnsant afternoon. o o &i Tho young people of Mrs. E. O. Lce'y iSnnday-acliool class were entertained 4 Informally at her homo last Monday evening. ? " V Tae Mleses Stella and Elsie Cohn cave a card party last Monday aftcr-rdl aftcr-rdl inorj, enjoyed by a number of their girl x tf. Wenda. Prizes wero won by Miss June rttliJ phtttcmore and MIhs Ida Legg. jut ' 0 " tcit The regular meeting of tho Card club llit! r,'ao ncld last Tuesday afternoon at the T home of Mrs. George Phelps Holman. ltjt i Tho members of the Oxford Lyceum the FIrst Methodist church met with :.rJJ LMr. and Mrs. J. C. McClaln last Tues-if Tues-if day pvonlng and spent several pleasant eifij! oura In an Informal way. n? ? Q ftiP I Francis Frltsch entertained about fif-jgillMly'Of fif-jgillMly'Of his friends informally at his home jSOfe New Year's eve. J3K0n Nc' Year's day both the Elk's -lub and the Commercial club kept open ,fi?K;0UBO ftml many members and friends fOTnJoycd the hospilallty of each club (rfgBfrom no until midnight. " jlj.RThe friends of Miss Mamie Banker , tAF cnJoynbly entertained at her home .58BP2-Ncw Yeftl"'s night. MMr. and Mrs. A. B. HIrth gave an tgB'nformal card party at their home on mSntVf Year's eve. -ISMf ' thirty of tho youns frlcnda or Miw A Military Wooliex CostiimB. 71 11 11 n 1 iiri'i 11 hi 1 n 1 1 11 ii 1 iiiiuii 11 iiini'ilni'r'iiTliiiiti 7Ti I H' I 1 umu'K'rfLrm-mra fip.;-; ':- -Vrly. .--:i m- mssmtlm - i. I'.vvS-.. 7 mmw ;vv. -.- r iraisni!ini.,iwm.jiiH.iMi.-.wjmTu.i n i.i iW jw ,-MTTrnyrgv,Mi -M-U, H..A., JJ braidf carvout051 lhJ" ,n,IItary ldea' and thP b,let Bold and theSvL n, fal T,L Jhe COat 5s &,,shtIy b,oused "lto belt. Myrtle McEvoy enjoyed an Informal evening at her home last Thursday. The dccorutlons of the home were very pretty, consisting of holly and evergreens, ever-greens, with streamers and lights of red. Dancing, games and other amusements amuse-ments were indulged In until morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Delano entertained at whist last Tuesday evening. u The members of the Sewing club met last Tuesday afternoon with Miss Annie Adams. CO Mrs. William Iglehcart entertained the King's Daughters of the First Presbyterian church at her home on Tuesday afternoon. O ii One of the pleasantest events of the week was the Calendar Coterie given at Unity hall on Friday evening by tho young ladles of tho church. About thirty took part, all In costume, and the tableaux and dances given were exceedingly ex-ceedingly pretty. About 250 people were present and, after the entertainment, entertain-ment, enjoyed dancing until midnight. a m Miss Millie Hansen entertained a few friends at a "watch" party on New Year's eve. U U it The I. S. C. H. club, with their escorts, es-corts, made up a jolly party of skaters on New Year's ove, the party later enjoying en-joying a Dutch supper at the home of the Misses Crane. Lleuts. Hcldt, Green and Ilarrell entertained en-tertained at an Informal luncheon last Tuesday at the post. o o The boys of St. Paul's choir were very delightfully entertained last Thursday evening at the home of Rev. Mr. and Mm. Charles Perkins. W Q w Members of the Blllle club passed an enjoyable evening at the home of Wes-loy Wes-loy Wilson on Thursday. u A jolly time was had by the children of St. Mark's Sunduy-school In the Sunday-school rooms last Wednesday evening. even-ing. Flr3t a supper was served at C o'clock, then followed the Christmas treo. the distribution of the usual Christmas glfls, and then the playing of games. Members of the Panhellenic society enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon on Thursday at the homo of Miss Corbin. a n The annual ball of tho United Commercial Com-mercial Travelers, given at Chrlston-sen't? Chrlston-sen't? on Monday evening, was one of the largely-attended and thoroughly pleasant events of the week. Miss Genevieve Savage entertained about twenty young people at her homa on New Year's afternoon. Miss Lulu Penrose entertained a few friends informally last Thursday evening even-ing at her homo. Future Events. Mry. Windsor V. Rice gives the second sec-ond in a scries of luncheons on Tuesday at her home. , ft ft u Miss Jane Mackintosh will be guest of honor at a tea next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Reld. a c Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes will recivc her friends Informally next Friday afternoon after-noon from 3 to C o'clock at the Amelia palace. Miss Eva Snow will entertain the members of the J. J. club at her home on Friday evening, January lath. O 0 ft Invitations will be Issued today by Mrs. Leo Charles Miller and Miss Olive Jennings for a musicals at the First Congregational church on Tuesday evening, January 12th. The muslcale will be followed by a very Informal reception, re-ception, at which, Mrs. Miller and Miss Jennings will be assisted bv Miss McMillan Mc-Millan and Miss Isabel Monahan. Purely Personal. Mrs. George M. Downey left during the week for a-vlsit with Muj. and Mrs. George F. Downey of Denver. Her sister, sis-ter, Mrs. MeCIIntock of Chicago, is here, a guest of Mrs. Fabcr. ii Col. Edwin F. Holmes returned last Monday from the East, where he has spent the past several weeks. Mrs. William H. Cunningham, baby and maid leave on Tuesday for a six weeks' visit In California. ft i a tS.vc'i; DarcIvjn arrived In the city on famMy. after which he will return to the South for an indefinite stav. ft CJ ft Mrs. Jack Jevne Is expected tomorrow from Los Angeles to bo the guest of her sisters, .Mrs. Flagg and Mrs. Murrav 1 Miss Jasmine Young leaves during the coming week for California, to be the guest of Miss Ruth Ktrkpatrlck for several sev-eral weeks. a ft a Lieut. George PettingiU of the United Sta es navy was a Salt Lake visitor during the week, on his wav East. ft O i. Miss Wilson of Park City Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas ICearns. u a Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood leave tomorrow to-morrow for a two months' visit on the coast. ft 9 Judge and Mrs. J. C. Uoylo have relumed re-lumed .from New York, where thev have been visiting for the past two months with their children. a l Miss Beth Dunbar Is home from Chicago, Chi-cago, spending the holidays With her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper-Dunbar. a u Capt. and Mrs.. Guy Palmer left during dur-ing the week for Fort Crook, near Omaha, Oma-ha, where they are to be stationed hereafter. ft a Miss Annie Pike left during, the week for her home In Eureka, after a pleasant pleas-ant visit with Miss Traddlcs Patterson of this city. Mrs. W. B. Searle returned to her homo In Provo on Thursday last, after spending several days with 'Salt Lake friends. O ft tt Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lashbrook have taken apartments at the Wilson hotel where they will hereafter receive their friends. ft ft o Miss Edna Dwyer left last Tuesday for New York, to visit her sister, Mlas Ada Dwyer-Russell, for a month. ft n Mr. and Mrs. John Dern have gone to Mexico for a stay of several weeks. a Mlsa Alice Ewlng Foote and Frank Foote of this city are spending the holidays holi-days with relatives in Pittsburg. Mrs. S. V. Shclp Is in Pottsilam. N. Y., where she went to attend the golden gold-en wedding of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Peppero. ft e Miss Elzabeth Cosgriff has returned from a three months' visit In the East, and Is nt homo to her friends at the Ken yon. t Mrs. A. B, Wallace reached the city during the week from Denver, and Is a guest of Mrs. "Ferdinand Dickert. Mrs. L. E. Straup of Bingham was a Salt Lake visitor during the week. a Miss Maude May Babcock Is visiting friends in Philadelphia, and Is not expected ex-pected to return until the latter part of January. Word was received from Mrs. D. C. McLaughlin recently thut' she Is still ill at Monte Carlo, and while the crisis of ike disease from which Bho is suffer ing .Is supposed to be passed, the progress prog-ress toward recovery Is very slow. Miss Florence Grant has gone to Chicago, Chi-cago, whore, she will be the guest for some months of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Snow. O A tt Mrs. Perry S. 'Heath Is home from a three weeks' visit in Washington and Louisville, Ky. Mr. Heath Is expected home the flrsi of this week. ft O ft Charles Dull has returned to Salt Lake after a stay of some months In Chicago C ft Mrs. Frank Dey left during the week for Chicago, after1 a two months' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lawrence. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hyrum Lord and children chil-dren are homofrom"a visit wlih friends at Midway, 'Utah. ' ft , o Miss Coffm.ii) Is In New York, where she will spend the next six weeks. David Sprunt came down from Idaho Falls to spend the holidays with relatives rela-tives and friends. ft ft a Miss Kalhryn Romney Is visiting the family of Judge Lee at Bingham canyon. can-yon. . a C. K. Jenner and F. Hinckley, prominent prom-inent citizens of Seattle, Wash., were guests during the week at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McClain. ft u ft Miss McPhct'fon of Park City has been .'pending the past week at the home of Mrs. John T. Donnellan of this city. William PIschel returned Tuesday evening from a brief visit with Denver friends. Mr. and Mrs, McPherson, formerly of Park City, have taken the Fox home, on Brlgham street, and will be nt home to their friends there In .the future. Leslie Young came home from California Cali-fornia to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Young. a e- The frlendp of Chester Nason learned with regret during the week of his serious Illness. Ota Miss Pearl Weller returned during the week from Ogden, where she visited vis-ited friends for several days. Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers Dick are home from California, where they went on their wedding trip. Mlsr Olive Cannon, a daughter of Hon. Frank J. Cannon of Ogdeu, has been visiting Salt Lake friends during the week. a ft ft Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gallgher have returned re-turned from Louisiana, where they went for a brief visit with friends. O ft o Mrs. George Dern is home from a pleasant visit with friends in Nebraska. O a o Mrs. George M. Hanson and MIps Ethel Olson returned to their home In Ogden last Wednesday. (.4 L. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Filer will shortly have as their guest Mrs. Walter Miles Harvey of Tacoma, formerly Miss Edna Remington of this city. 4 a Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Grant were among the Salt Lakers who attended the annual an-nual ball attd banquet of the Weber club. a Mry. Anna Knox of Logan is a guest of her sister, Mrs. F. A. Woolley of this city. Oft Mrs. Jackson of London, formerly Mrs. Ivy Snow Glbbs of this city, Is expected here shortly on her way to Stanford university, where she goes to visit her son, George Glbbs. Tho second of the season's High School alumni dances v. as given Monday night at Dlgnan'a hall. It was without doubt the most successful danco yet given' by the association, tho condition of tho floor, tho music and the number of people on the Moor nil being the best that could be wished for. The committee had worked hard for several days nnd the hall was beautifully decorated with red and white flags, and pennants, and holly and pine. Punch was served at each end of tho hall. a ft Mrs. E. II. Lluo of Promontory Is vl3-itlnc vl3-itlnc In the city. s) fl C W. F. Carter of Logan was an Ogden visitor this week. Miss Emily Clark Is visiting relatives In the city. i Arthur Roberts and Charles Blake have gone to Chicago for the winter. J. F. Niblcy of Salt Luke visited In Oi;den this week. ft ft 4 The now . year was ushered In by several sev-eral dunces In the city, Thursday night. a Miss Nettle Raleigh of Salt Lake Is visiting vis-iting Mrs. C. M. Andrews. j a Miss Myrtle Banks of Salt Lake visited Mlas Veda Eccles this weclc . ft O ft A. F Cardon and Miss Cardon, of Logan, Lo-gan, attended the AVcber club ball. r ft ft Mr. and Mrs. James Cook of Laramie, Wyo.. visited Mr. and Mrs. John McDcr-molt McDcr-molt of tho Ilealy this week. a ft A. B. Coulter, late of Siberia, visited Rev. John E. Carver of the Presbyter lun church. Hugh Wood spent tho holidays with his family In this city. ' John Smith, a well-known young man of Idaho Falls, was an Ogden visitor. a ft u Waller Phllpot and sister are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Bocroft. Tho enrds announcing the marriage of Mr. Arthur Kuhn to Miss Sylvia New. licrger wero issued the first part or the week. Mr. Kuhn" left Friday morning for Louisville, where the ceremony will take place January 7th. ltev. E. J. Rlddlngs, the new pastor of the Congregatlonnl church, arrived Thursday from Chicago. Nathan J. Harris has arrived home from his, mission in the Southern States. a John McDermott of tho ITealy was an livanston visitor Thursday. C J C. L. Scott visited In the city from Reno Thursday. The concert at the Tabernacle Wednesday Wednes-day evening under the direction of Prof. Coop, was one of tho musical treata of the season. Mr, Charles Kent was In Ms usual good voice, In tho Gounod number he did excellent work, with the exception that he used too much of tho mezzo voce. "Tho Village Blncksmlth" Is admirably adapted to his big baritone and wos executed ex-ecuted with precision and dramatic power. Continuod oa. pago 21.) I Society. Hjj (Continued from page 23.) Tho high Improvised final, however, was inartistic and deducted from tho dignity of the work. Mr. W. E. Welho Is a born artist. Ho never sloops to the degradation 1 of his nrt, always maintaining high Ideals 1 His technic Is wonderful and his tones sonorous and beautiful. Mrs Maud Deo Porter hus a soprano voice of .much 1 sweetness. She sings with musical Intcl- 1 llgonce and displays temperamental qual- 1 1 ities which aid greatly In iier song intcr- pretatlon. Tho piano duct, by Mr. Coop and Mr. Shepherd, was well executed. Their shading was even and sustained throughout. Air. Shopherd responded to an encore with it solo, which was greatly j enjoyed. Bessie Dean Allison did cxccl- lent work. Aboslutely true In her lntonu-lion, lntonu-lion, she sings with a sense that the best musical thought must be brought out. H, This she. docs excellently. Mrs. Alice, Bowring Clark sang "Kiss "Waltz," by Ardltl. She has a mellow, sympathetic quality In her voice which Is very pleas-Ing, pleas-Ing, The "Rfgolleto Quartette" was much enjoyed. The voices blended well and a satisfactory reading was given it. Tho programme closed with the singing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by the chorus and principals. Tho management must certainly bo congratulated on tho eucccss attained. 1 Isaac Marks of Salt Lake visited his daughter, Julia, Thursday. Rev. Ora C. Wright mado a trip to i Loveland, Nov., Thursday. H i A. E. Saunders and wife of Spokano aro visiting in tho city. H u ' It Is to be honed that tho movement 1 for the organisation of a Y. M. C. A. Hj will materialize. 1 t t, n H Miss Daisy Andrews of Salt Ilnkc is vls- H lug in Ogdcn. George Roach was In town from the cut-off to spend New Year's. ceo The fifth annual ball or the Weber, club , occurred Tuesday evening at Dighan's new hall cn Grunt avenue and was the pnm( brilliant social success that has marked past functions gtvn by thin or-ganlzallon. or-ganlzallon. Judge Rolapp was toastmas-ter toastmas-ter and the following toasts were ro-1 ro-1 spontled to: "Progress in Ogden in 1D03," Fred J. Klesel; "Ogden, tho Greatest Medical Center In tho World." A. S. Con-don Con-don "Tho Ladios," S. C. Schramm; 'Tv-in Sister, Alias Sin Sister." Arthur Kuhn: "Our Municipality." Gc-orgo M. llrnson, "Nothing at All," R. S. Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Thompson of Salt j l.akr and Mrs. Edith B. Martin of Provo were in Ogden to attend the wedding of H Mies Elma Armstrong and W. IT. Mc- Clurg. H o o ,Tudg Thomas Mnrionenux of Ncphl was an Ogden visitor Wednesday. A very quiet wedding occurred on Wednesday at the- home of Rev. Samuel Blair, In which two well-known Provo young people, Miss Elma Armstrong and Mr. W. IT. McClurg, were the contractors contract-ors ing parties. Miss Armstrong is a teacher in the Provo city schools and Mr. Mc-Clurg Mc-Clurg Is an employee of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad. OCIE.TYVS? Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Osborne entertained the members of the Card club In an clc-gaut clc-gaut manner on Tuesday evening at the Hotel Roberts. The popular host and hostess planned an unusually delightful j o Mrs. Mary Young of Salt Lake is the guest of Mrs. F. M. Muhlcnbrlck. Miss Lydla Jones was the hostess to a very delightful New Year's eve parly at her home. Some choice musical selections were rendered, with songs and mirth In-t'ermingled. In-t'ermingled. At 12 o'clock the merry throng were seated to an elaborate supper, I the table looking beautiful. The dainty viands were sot off with cut flowers, dainty dain-ty china and out glass. Those who enjoyed en-joyed tho evening and tho last of 1903 at tho hospitable home were Miss Leah and Edna Daniels, Miss Campbell of Salt Lake City, Louisa Haymond, Sadie Strowhorn, Florence Martin, Pearl Jones, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jones, Messrs. D, E Wenthcr-wax, Wenthcr-wax, A. D. Smith, IT. E. Smith, C. Wool-from. Wool-from. H. S. Hardy. Gene Cluff, L. Bran-denborger, Bran-denborger, I. Derllng, S. L. Vincent, C. Saxey and Stanzas Arkln. Mr. Don Knight has fully recovered from his recent illness. B Miss Chloe Smoot gave a most charming watch party on New Year's eve. Various games were eagerly Indulged In and candy can-dy and delicious refreshments aorved. The enjoyable party was given from S until 10 o'clock on Now Year's morning. Mr. George Alkln spent New Year's day with his family at Provo. u n c The wedding of Miss Edna Armstrong to Mr. William McClurg D. was solemnized at Ogden on Thursday, December 30th. Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev. Samuel Blair at the Methodist Episcopal church. They roturnpd to Provo Frldav morning. Mrs. McClurg Is the nlocc of Mr. and Mrs. J. Beck and has made her home with them for several years She is counted as one of our Provo belles and every year of her sojourn hero has cn- mwwrr i , . ju.j.. Toilette De Visite in CSoth and Velvet. """" Jill I - j'lTTTTTrT-rrarZlt-'r J. I--' triT- I' .1 .TWTT7l.m yfj -J ' A soft shade of dark-grrm . v:vt r a rilgVv darker tint Is 'used for this Schroeder visiting o. fipv. Th pretty belted Eton has a double rtvere effect, carried out in velv.-t with cloth appliques and In cloth with velvet appliques, Persian lamb being Inserted in earh motif. These rovers are broadly pointed over the shoulders and are interlined with the new Princess haircloth, so that they will retain their shape and not crush. The sleeves are of velvet, with scalloped points beneath, while lingerie ruffles of plisse chiffon fall over the hand. The skirt Is plain, the only trimming being the appliques of velvet and fur. such as appear or. the Eton. A velvet binding finishes the hem. The white beaver hat is strapped with broad gold braids and the long plume in white shades to pink and jacqueminot at the tip. largcd the circle of admiring friends, who wish her the sweetest Joys of life from now on. Mrs McClurg has held responsible respon-sible positions in tho district schools and is prominent in ovary circle In tho Garden City. Mr. McClurg holds a prominent position po-sition with tho Rio Grande railway and Is very popular among the business men of tho city. Misses Ollvo and Jcnnlo Beers gave an old-timo candy-pulling party Wednesday evening. Those present were Misses ITal-tlo ITal-tlo Dixon, Hattle Walkor. Beatrice Young, Ivy Freeman, Susie Gates, Sadie Chlpman, Messrs. Archlo Watklns, Clay Spencer. James Snowden, Wlso Duggins, Clarciufe Hawkins. Bruce Rce3e and V. Berry of Mllford. ' A Mr. and Mrs. George Atkln entertained at dinner on New Year's day. The guests wcro Mr. and Mrs. McClurg. Mrs. Edith Martin, Miss Tda Jensen of American Fork. Mr. Stanzas Atkln. Shorley Atkln and George Atkln. O ft Mrs. S. S. Hlnes. her son Lcroy, and Miss Saprlel of Frisco are spending tho holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Dunn. Mrs. Giles Holden entertained a few of her Lehl friend3 Sunday evening. Guests present were Ml3s Maggie Bushman, Miss Juno-Bushman, Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Bushman. Bush-man. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tlffney. Mrs. Fern Sutton, Mr. C. E. Clark. Misses Nclhi, Ivey, Deand and Vera Holden. D CI & Delightful Indeed was the party given Wednesduy evening by Miss Maud and Hannah Dunn at the homo of their parents. par-ents. Mr and Mrs. James F. Dunn, 214 West Fourth South. Songs and recitations were the main features until a very nice luncheon was served, after which many interesting games were indulgod in. Tho guests present were Miss Elsie Carroll, Mamie Kecsley, Isabel Chamberlln. Mary Sudolg. Grace. Paxman, Besslo and Jennie. Jen-nie. Enstmond. Bertha Barney, Paul and Grace Dunn, Lcona and Mamie Billings. Joudgo Thomas ?.Iario:ieanx, who has beon spending the holidays In Provo, returned re-turned yesterday to Nephl. o Miss Hattle PIkr. Miss Hazel Taylor and Miss Birdie Cluff received on New Year's day at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Woodhouse. O u o ' Mr. and Mr3. C. IT. Thompson of Salt Lako were In Provo on Tuesday, tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, Beck. e 0 Miss Ethel Smoot Is the guest of Mlna Houston of Pleasant Grove. O 0 o Mr. and Mrs. Jcbsc Knight will soon bo located In the now home on Third East street, coo One of the elaborate events of the week was the dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Beebe on New Year's day. Tho dining-room was a perfect bower of beautv with Its floral decorations of cut liowors and potted plants. Tho guests were the brothers and sisters, with their families, of the family of their mother. Mrs. Diana Smoot, and the congenial throng seemed to fully realize the Impressive Im-pressive and enjoyable reunion. The district schools will open again Moiida:. a Thomas Chester was a visitor to Ogden Christmas. Miss Ll'la Farrell of Salt Lake City is hero visiting with friends. Miss Julia Berlin of Park City was down on business last Sunday. O 0 W. B. Covoy and wife enmo out from Salt Lako City Thursday for a short visit with relatives. 6 Albert Bullock of Spring Valley, Wyo., wns here to spend Christmas with his. folka. i Mrs. John McCarthy came In from Cumberland, Cum-berland, Wyo., Tuesday on a short visit, c e i The Primary association gave an cn tertainment at tho opara-housc Tuesday afternoon, and It was a decided success. An Interesting programme, consisting of songs, recitations, music, dialogues, etc., va3 rendered. A largo audience was present pres-ent and a. neat sum was realized for tho association. Hon. John Croft and daughter of roter-son roter-son came up for a short visit Wednesday. to Mrs. J. T. Carruth of Blackfoot, Ida., spent the, holidays hero with her folks.- 9 0 w John Ovard and family of American Fork visited their relatives hero during the holidays. 6 Mr. and Mrs. J. IT. Lamb gave an elaborate birthday party at their home Christmas afternoon, In honor of the C7th anniversary of Mrs. Lamb's mother. Mrs. Jane Bowcn. About thirty children, grandchildren and relatives of tho lady were present, and a very enjoyable time was had. A fine dinner a was served after which songs, recitations, etc.. c in-finippfi in-finippfi in Tho room was bcautiruu ucc io'r the occasion. Tho happy gues o wished tho lady many returns oi mo da-.'. e David Frlsby went to Park City Thursday Thurs-day to spend New Year's With his slater. sla-ter. Gcorgo Olaon camo down om, B";L8' Ida., to spend tho holidays with lila fam-llv. fam-llv. O 3 Joo Booth of the Evanston News-Register spent Christmas hero with his parents. pa-rents. ! Last Thursday a marriage license was Issued to Ilyrum Bnrnum. aged J. and Ella E. Jorgcnsen, aged 21, both of: Pcoa The two were made man and wife uy President George W. Young. On Tuesday . , , ' "r" For a Young Hostess, . ! BWR&v v Iff Ii 1 - Kit! A box-plaited effect is attained in this gown of pearl slclllenne. The yoke is outlined and trimmed' with heavy gold cords, and these are used with telling effect on the skirt. The box plait3 are heavily pressed and left to flare. The double oversleeve has the gold braids on the inner portion, and the celnture is of a tinsel silk which accords well with the soft gray and .the gold cords. A hip yoke is outlined with the broad braids and pendant cords with tassels hanging .to the feet. tho County Clerk Issued a llcpnZJean,,1 to R. W. Long, aged 23, of OKd0 Rachel Danks. aged 18. of Hencfcr nnd Idont Young performed the coremonv JicflinG mado tho couple man and wife SaB" Dec -. , ' fflMvlHtle Miss Besslo Faddlcs camo out frnmPSVa lnv Lako Tuesday and spent a few dnvBE her folks. wKsm$Y ' "Ten Nights in a Barroom" u-Itj .Pilng3 ft played at tho opera-house ncit xvz, HVJLt & n day night. ncxt " sitfftefl 'WW116 day Mrs. Robert Steele accoP1g ' ggS ' Miss Arvllla. Clark and Mr. Oscar To t , Srfk ham will give a grand concert in Sr an Tabernacle Saturday night. ,n K Vft o . JKryofy James Johnoton and family Uln Christmas In Snydorvillo. 1 . S?Ilf air. and Mrs. George Williams of Ft anston were visiting relatives hero " sne week. :JfjIllt Uncle Edmund Eldredgc and wife (W " &&Ltn, 1 out from Salt Lake to spent ChrVS and returned Wednesday. County Attorney Callls and -wife Bn,i iat'a Christmas In Kamn3 Tho latter has vi. rAV oi Itcd her follts thcro the past wok. -1 iftfere ' " " !fcL T. Attorney Frank Evans left Thursl,, iErtio. Jl for Park City and Salt Lake City SnkS Ut of & business. Kt1 ' 1 txA , "Tho HJlls of Arkansas" drow a W at crowd at tho opera-houso Wcdnesdav lfS'"tr0 evening, and nobody went away dies? WLttA itl islled Tth tho performance. The sam. f c play waa presented about a year ago by IflrcJe tho home companj', and was well recolvwi .rw but not more so than Wcdnosday n Eht .Sa Tho acting by all the characters was ex i ff cellcnt, and shows that wo have btt i talent at homo than that which compost J rt most of the traveling troupes. Tho Dlnv ii was a difficult ono to put on this eta?n i onii but it was done In first-class shape. The ' He cn mombcrs of tho company worked hard ' 3 and their efforts were certainly annrp. ' mfl ' elated by tho largo crowd present Sv. ' ' orettJ eral specialties wcro introduced between tho acts, consisting of a stump speech iyJMFT Ct Mr. IT. F. Jorgensen, music by MJs3vi':Enr 2 glnia Smith and a recitation by MJmES. Graco Salmon, all of which was much aD.ffl Brcclatcd. H XX$ i i a P' Ono of the most enjoyable events of the i, ?rdj week was tho card party given by Mr. j tpD and Mrs. C. A. Blochcr Monday evening, i,PrOV It being tho fifth anniversary of their ) . marriage. Tho rooms were tastefully rva decorated for the occasion, and after the '. ' games delicious refreshments wcro Berved. ( Psl.Yoi Tho host and hostess were presented with jfrJ a beautiful chair as a tooken of lovo from I jir! their guests. Euchro was played and i Mrs. prizes awarded to Mrs. Sherman Fargo, fc,lBlin ladles' first; Mrs. Charles Heath, lona i fcf.Baif hands; Charles Shields, gent's first, F, (fc;H. 1 W. Sherman, lono hands. Mrs Blocher ?. was assisted during tho evening by Mrs ,. jn'JoJ Arthur Williams. Thoso who participated mito In the delightful affair wcro Mr and Mra. ?i.rth F. W. Sherman. Mr and Mrs. F A Mc- i '-Carty. '-Carty. Mr, and Mra. A. R. Wceter, Mr, v y and Mrs. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles j riirva Heath, Mr. and Mrs. S. Fargo. Mr. and St7Ve Mrs. L. E. Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs, A ? ' Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields, Mrs. M. F, Allen. Mrs. Woehrlc. Mies i Jbvm Valentina Murphy of Salt Lake, Misa t Sfld01 Fisher, Messrs. D. B. Shields, J. A. Malta and H. C. Culbcrtson. ? 7, a Little Miss Marguerite Cordcll of Salt V J Lake was guest of honor at a very pleas- ) ant coasting party on Wednesady after- r .",tia noon. The affair was planned by little Miss Tessic Beggs, and after scvfnl v C . 'fl hours spent in this healthful sport Vrt '5 Wlr. guests repaired to tho home of Mrs J tti'J?c Lockhart, whero an appetizing lunchctrJ' was served. Mrs. E. J. Beggs and Mrs JjjKX'' Frankcl assisting In waiting uporr. ihVfjfA guests. The Invited friends of Mlsa MartfinaK guerlte's were Beth Boyd. Clara Kimbal eiJ Frances Fargo, Frances Shellds, AdjTJLaid Kimball. Tessle McLaughlin, Enid RIleyHt.Ter Graco Stringer, Eula Beggs, Gertrudo tt McLaughlin. Cleo Gitsch, Melva WII- Mr. F Hams, May Nlmmeo, Lizzie Herdman, Ed- jfttte a na Sutton, Crescen Smith, Rose Golat, if J Katlo Campbell, Gladys Hedges, Miriam jljfcand . wSfen, Allco Pylon. Rhea Riloy. Marvel BjBteon, Jcannlo Sherman, Jano Nlmniuo. iBfcrril and Graco Jennings would llko ' ?mro come to their trco on Wednesday IWrwd December 30th. at 7 o'clock." 'fih.'rPulIxy Utile girls and boys responded to 'S&ftlHLovc invitation, and tho twenty tots TvjKdad they did, for they certainly '.'Wswllv time. Games and music were 2.4tturSs of the pleasant affair. Mr3. P. 1 Wcnnlngs and Miss Kathcrlne Lawrence nflfercd a number of musical numbers, to. ' Mia Misses Julia and Lllllo Burlln at-nded at-nded to tho wonts of the llttlo ones. At ul o'clock a march was played and the illdren paired off In twos and proceeded i the dining-room, where a most tompt-if tompt-if luncheon was sorved. The trco was Oi Sn llRhtcd and each child was given two ncy bags, each filled with candy, nuts, l1 ocorn and oranges. It was certainly a $1 miy ovent for tho little ones and the w Lniory of the delightful affair will linger in? In their minds Tho guests of the 'i enlng were Miriam Hubbard. Dorothy 'fciJ cltli. Ednell Therlott, Tdbtlo Burns. iSi i anccs Shields. Jcannlc Sherman, Isabel 1 jck. Leah Townsend. Lois Lockhart, -anccs Sherman, Mary Townsend, John u ick. Milton Lockhart, Ira Sherman, iorglo Frankcl Frnscr Buck, "Wllllo irtenson, Forest Howells, Gclger Shields & Keith Bucl;. '7 r. and Mrs. J. W. While were host and Btess at an Informal and pleasant dln-H dln-H r party on Wednesday evening. Their i " eets were Mr. and Mrs F. W. Hayt, !t c T. Mixer. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. nnan, Mr. J. Boutwcll and Rev. B. M. can of Salt Lake. T . frttt ir. and Mm. Charles Shields entor- laed at dinner New Tear's day. Their : lets were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gelgcr, ?V v' and Mrs. J. F. Gclger and families. i jZS lie Circle of Past Matrons of the O. E. jS? .will meet with Mrs, John Thomson t W "Vcdncsda" afternoon, January C, 5 tj fessrs. H. B. Hampton. J. A. Mallo, H. Ibertson and James Hanco returned 2 ? nc clty tnc nast wcck-ruaj wcck-ruaj f ... r, and Mrs. "V. Williams entertained Nl( 'a' prettily-arranged dinner Saturday ernoon. Covers were laid for Mr. and ;H a. 3 C. Perry, Mr. and Mm. George " V hiding, Mr. and Mrs. C, T. Prick and Idren. . . EIr. and Mrs. A. R. Wceter. Miss Mnry In of South Dakota, Miss Nellie Good-inmh, Good-inmh, Miss Blanch Woodward and Miss kill lllan Bain of Salt Lake spent Tuesdny U itho King mine. Tho Missc3 Bain rc-t' rc-t' 14 rned to tho city Wednosday afternoon. Hie Misses Allco Horklns, Maud Gray, ( 'i m Pearson, Nelllo Goodrich, Kaco rpa. Elizabeth Lannlng, Marthn Lan-ttak Lan-ttak iff, Eva Limbert have returned to Park, ter spending tholr school vacation at m, Provo and American Fork. 7 i t ... Un Irs, Charles Heath and Bister, Mrs. tttjL behrle, arc guests of Mrs. S. J. Kenyon. r rof. Tounger s Tuesilav evening social s well attended and timong the danc-i danc-i noticed were- Mr. and Mrs. F. C. tat, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wootcr, Mr. 'JJl B Mrs. J. Frankal. tho Misses Lillian X in Blanch Woodward, Nellie Goodrich, J? ity BaJn: Messrs. Jo3oph Hanco, J. A u Mkj H. Culbertson and D. B. Shields. jS p " v ii Irs. John Thomson, who was oum-.jTr oum-.jTr fled to Salt Lako by the death of her r ji isfo returned homo Monday morning. Liri jjkl IJss Iityrtle Robinson, who spent sov-irnfcml sov-irnfcml days with her mother and sister at 5 tmt Lake. ha3 returned to Park. " TeStTmir. and Mrs. lTonrj' Welsh returned t U vne Monday morning, after a pleasant is, nMjjWlth r and ilr-s' James Ivors and 'lefffius Marvel Wilson of Hebcr roturned tiKiBe after a Pleasant visit with Miss iiJSmo Gctsch. i3g 'tMlss Valentlna Murphy spent a. couplo tHsys In Park, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. rtfiMrjJBkichcr. liiigMJB'' 9 nH'3(lad(es' society of tho Congrogatlon-Jt?iarch Congrogatlon-Jt?iarch met at the iiomo of Mrs. C. M. i olMldffW', yesterday afternoon, January 2nd. Gudw ... jllLand Mrs. W. J. Buck, entertained at !a Ml St very Informallv Friday. Those who p, lit )ycd the pleasant event were Mr. an 1 . m i T. Frasor, MIes Mae Balllcc, Mr. T. Hffte lion and others, j, im f ... K4 r. and Mrs. A Williams gave a pleas-Jolnncr pleas-Jolnncr to a small company of friends A Iny. Their cuests were Mr. and Mrs E. Huhbard. Mr. and Mrs C. A. ' :hcr, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hedges, t Ira Hedges and Mlrlum Hubbard. tserh - ... W", "special meeting of Uintah lodgo No. ,1 . & A. M., was hold at Masonic hall lneslay evening, for the purpose of j erring the M. M. degree. A ban-.3 ban-.3 t. and the usual good time followed Qrfgj work, which all enjoyed. ! Frances Wilson Is visiting In Salt frm e, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thom- Yearns. rERiK J ... mi "Bdar afternoon Miss Edna Wllkln-nari Wllkln-nari 'entertained a small company of girl bob at a "tea." Games, music and elaborate luncheon were enjoyed by tita?" jEUcsts, who were tho Misses Laura riiak ?aond, Florence Hurlbut, Flora Cross-ill- ' earot Nlmms. Helen Deason. ttRcynolds, Winnie Jcnnlng3, Mag-hslfl Mag-hslfl Vllkenson, Gertrude Woods. Nollto t J j 1,nBs. Pearl Reynolds and Margaret ' JL Moa of Salt Lako. Kw ... f r-' ,F r'- Sherman entertained the rati 'wra of her Sunday-school clnss at n Pleasant homo Thursday evening with ra, music and a dainty luncheon. The if mgr proved a most enjoyable ono to u m "13. who wero-. Hari-' Bloom, John iMuM rUi?ch. Dick Smith. John Buck, Na- JZt lrPayA Adolph LIndorf. Besslo Cush- .rf' Jvy Crabb, Teaslo Bcpgs. Sadio Jur- ,rtfc n. Marguorito Cordcll of Salt Lako, Shields. Francos und Jeannle j i ?an and Master Ira Sherman, tflffir . . d. E' J. Bluke of Salt Late spent ,h'U "Say, ln Pftrk City, tho guest of J. McLaunhlln. iflsd' yeaaing that will be of interest to a nir ot Parkltcs will occur at . )d Sc" J" ncxt Tuesday, January ' . rile? M,S3 Fannlo Ollnor, a popular iBP ' P,r'. and Mr. M. Friedman of Now- fi ,b0 wilted In marriage. Tho wed- Lxt9 .'"i occur at tho home of tho bride's 0V J iu. uncl t0 b0 followed by a largo t" ?n,aat reception. Mrs. Joo Ollner, ntWI lfe bride, has gone to Newark Pa 1110 weddlnc It is probable ! u ,r,r',and Mrs. Friedman will visit in td oerpro beginning housekeeping. Tho Ittft ,Vi he5.,of a large number of Mrs. , O'lner'o friends go out to the er 'p ic couple, III- i- ... i fi - f'i1'0 ot o Park Clty,Hlgh school 1ft1? body Younger's New Year ball aijRi' ot Jr J'1'8 gave a largo HnK'K s I'.artyyNcw Year's day. Sixteen ffC SOtj ' pc2plc cnoyc(1 tho flPrt-cfUl flPrt-cfUl 01 tho Jollicst parties of tho winter alnK.8 wna given at tho hospitable home tttl'WI' Qnd iIr3 Arthur WilllamB Now infe- evc' when a number of their j, cim ; were invited to sco tho old year r Wiw y. n,ld uc'ncr in the new "Klon- n'v5tlLrL," was tho game of tho evc- , VdW055h.Jablo was provided with a tin-nt0!.JMi tin-nt0!.JMi d the ono finishing the four hands Mtlmounced It by the sign of tho horn. Aft m' c)i 8harP all Joined In a "horn M 'IlKLi- ,lnP laughter and sport Is bc-geacrlpilon: bc-geacrlpilon: a most delicious oyster e tWKwas served by the charming llttlo it luM'-'.BSv i which prizes were awarded: ..irfwVr arle-r3 .Sa'clds. least hearts, first tluiiiB 8 ,John Diem, most progressions, J - mt 0' Sherman Fargo, least anptf'XL.P31 pri2i A. R. Woc-ter. most inWKfy1.?"6' , second prize. Those who cD JmA h Plant and Jolly affair wero jfOFmna Mrs, L, e. Hubbard. Mr. and .f VtHES S" teeter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Diem, .nft!Sl?IrSiF- A- McCarty, Mr. nnd Mrs. 51 and Mrg Cni.i03 Heath, lVjWrStJrlV3' L B "Wright, Mr. and Mrs. rvL chcr; Mr- "nd Mrs. J. M. Lock-StaM1? Lock-StaM1? s?fcBi?i,M,r?' G- Hdscs. Mr. and p -iBtt,TwhUh'. Mr- and Mrs. CharicH if'tErn xCf aHH Mra- n Wight, Mr. and blt Snonnan' Mlsa Kathcrlne Lawrence, Miss Jnlla Burlln, Miss Stella Algood, Miss Nelllo Goodrich, Miss Blanch Martin. Will Waters, D. B. Shields and Mrs. Woehrlc. ... C. Van Dyko of St. Louis was guest of honor at a beautifully arranged party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklo Now Year's ove. The rooms wero artistically arranged for the event and after enjoying a number of games of cards?, dainty refreshments re-freshments wore served and the New Year ushered ln with best wishes, prosperity, new resolutions, etc. Besides the guest of honor there wero present Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson, Mr. and Mr.. II. Essel-styn, Essel-styn, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bcggs and Mr. and Mrs L. E. Hubbard. ' ... Never in tho history of Park Citv wero the Christmas services at St. Marv's church so woll attended as this year. Tho first mass at C o'clock, at which a largo number of tho parishioners received holy communion, was very edifying. At tho 8 o'clock mass tho Order of Hibernians received holy communion In a bodv. Father Fa-ther Galllgan paid a glowing tribute to tho order and the good It had accomplished accom-plished in tho United States, especially In early days, In the defence of the church in Now York city. The 10 o'clock mass was very largely attended. Father Gal-llgan Gal-llgan preached a most eloquent sermon on the example and liumlllty of tho infunt Savior In choosing tho stable at Bethlehem Bethle-hem as hist birthplace. Tho church was beautifully decorated with smllax. carna tions, chrysanthemums and roses, whloh wero generously donated by the ladles of tho parish, special mention being duo to Mrs. Senator Kearns and Mr. II. Welsh, also to Mrs. J. P. Kelly, who donated several sev-eral beautiful vases. The music at all the masses, under tho direction of Miss K. Malone, was beautiful and Impressive. Thoso who assisted in the decorating of tho church wero Mesdames W. McLaughlin, McLaugh-lin, T, O'Keefc, J Galllgnn and Misses L. Connelly, K. Malone, F. Wilson, G. Filzpatrlck and Mr. J. Allen. ... Tuesday evening tho P. C. II. S. Alumni association was entertained at tho picas-ant picas-ant homo of Mr. and Mrs. C A. Blocher. SIxty-threo was the evening's diversion, with violin and piano selections, and a dainty luncheon following the card game. Ladles' llrst prize went to Miss Lillian Funk; ladles second. Miss Ella Snyder; gent's first. Loronza Muirbrook; gent's second. Carl N. Stevenson. Tho guests! of the evening were tho Misses Claire Stevenson, Stev-enson, Mae Williams. Florence Carpenter, Katherino Cunningham, Anna Deason, Lillian Funk. Ella Snyder Mary McDonald, McDon-ald, Minnie Cunningham, Carl N. Stevenson, Steven-son, Sam Raddon, Jr., Lorenza Muirbrook. Muir-brook. ... Frank Barnicott was host at a charming card party given at his parent's homo Now Year's eve. Progressive cards was tho game of the evening, prizes going to Miss May Hedges and Joseph Kemp. Fred Cook consolation. At 12 o'clock a tempt- ! '.'.'II' . .!. I.' . W Ing supper was enjoyed, the host being ably assisted by his sisters, Rose and Bessie. Bes-sie. TIioeo who enjoyed the pleasant event were the Mbscs Hannah LcCompto and Gay Newcomb of Salt Lake, Ethel Clark, Ellen Mortonson, Myrtle Robinson, Rhea Riley, May Hedges. Anna Johnson, Pearl Crowther, Magglo Wilson, Margaret Nlmmo, Roso Barnicott. Mabel Muffet, Mnrgaret Johnson of Salt Lake. Besslo Barnicott, Messrs. Bert Hartwcll, Allen Wells, Rob Wright, Fred Cook, Bud Wright, Hurry Barnicott. George Bates. Joseph Kemp. Will Sutton, Bob Roy and George L. Gclger. ... MIbs Margaret Johnson of Salt Lake Is tho guest of Miss Florcnco Hurlbut. t . . Edward Lccomptc arrived hone New Year's day and will si)cnt tho winter with his parents, Dr. and Mra. E. P. Lccomple. a a Miss Gay Nowcomb of Salt Lake Is tho guest of her si:ler and brother, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Golst. . Prof. II. B. Younger gave his annual matlnoo and Now Year's ball, both dvents drawing crowded houses. . o Saturday evening the O. E S. and Uintah Uin-tah lodgo No. 7, F. k. A. M.. held Joint Installation at Musonic hall. A large number num-ber of Masons and their families! wero present and an unusually good time was had by all ln attendance The. hall was beautifully decorated with tho colors representing rep-resenting tho live points of tho star, and palms Mrs. Charlia Shields Installed the officers for the ensuing year, and Mr. C. Shields Installed the ofllcors for Uintah lodge. Mr. C A. Blocher, In behalf ot the O E. S., prosentpd Mrs, Shields with a beautiful past master's Jewel. Mr. Bloch-er's Bloch-er's rcmarko wero beautiful and It may bo said the moKt !oriuont ever given by this worthy gentl-.'inan. A banquet followed, fol-lowed, long tables being used to accommodate accom-modate the largo galnerlng. A short program-no followed. In which the following ladles and gonilmcn yartlclpatcd Mlsa Merle Whitehead and brothor. Charles, Mrs. C. F. Golst. Mr. C. T. Prlsk, Mrs. Jqhn Diem and Mr. Henry Hughes. 6 . r Miss Estclla Algood entertained a small compnny of friends most informally Sunday Sun-day evening. . o Mr. and Mrs. B. Marshall sp-int New Year's In Z!on, visiting with relatives. t e is Mr. and Mrs. C. Hodgson went down to the city Thursday afternoon. . e t Mr. Flndlny Watson returned from 'Dillon. 'Dil-lon. Mont., Thursday morning. j a 9 . Mr. and Mrs. P. McPhcrson and son, Gordon, opent New Year's in Pari;. O u Miss Eva Hubbard of Evanslon, Wyo., and Olaf Ilanron wero (julctly married at Salt Lake Tuesday In the parlors of tho New Wilson notel. Thoy camo up to Park tho following morning, where they expect ex-pect to make their home. u . t Brig Snyder, now located at Konnet, Cal., Is in Park mooting and renewing old-llmo acquaintances, George Curtis and daughter, Zetta, former for-mer Parkltes, but now visiting in Provo, have been tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mllr.r.d. ... C. Bryant and niece. Frances Richardson, Richard-son, returned from a pleasant visit in Zlon Friday. a . Mr. and Mrs. M. Smart returned Tuesday Tues-day from Nevada, i e Miss Tconlo Rasband of Salt Lake la visiting her numcroun Park friends. a Mr. George Smith and two llttfc daughters daugh-ters wero passengers to tho city Sunday. Sun-day. a . Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips left for ZIon on a short visit. o 0 Mra. J. Brandl spent Christmas in Park with Mr. Brand!. She returned to tho city Sunday. DO. Several skating parties have been given during tho past weelt. Messrs. C. nnd H. Stevenson, J. and W. Cononer, E. War- ilH burton, C. Smith and B. Sykcs made up 4H a Jolly crowd that went to Brick Hill H Tucsdar. B 1 Mrs. Clarence Drake was on Wcdnes- H day's outgoing train. IH ... IH Charllo Bcrrymnn was ln Park Wcdnes- IH ... H Ralph Kidder was a Wednesday ar- jH nH B. M. Spcrry and Miss Nell Spcrry wero I IH on Wednesday's incoming train. iH ... Rev. G. F. Cook returned Wednesday ' from Bingham, where he visited with Mr. IH F. Brooks. ... IIIH Mr. Vic Carlson nnd wife returned from the city Wednesday. ... i''H Mack Wight came up from ZIon on IH Wednesday and Is the guest of Mr. and Mra. L. Wight. . jH Miss Lena Mowbys spent several days of this week ln Salt Lake. , Newton Dunyan and E. Bamberger, noted mining men having Interests hero, were In Park Wednesday. IH Mrs. Hugh McDonald and Miss Rhoda. Roberts returned to Park Wednesday. ' jl jl h niter a pleasant Christmas vacation spoilt 1! In Zlon with Mrs. J. Stewart. H) X B Drcsecr, editor anil nianaRcr of lljo Park City Minor, spent Chrlstmua .! with his family in Zion. Hi Georco BateH, Jr., who has been vlslt- jne In Park for the past week, returns io his home In tho city today. Jim TiOckhnrt arrived homo Tuesday from hla trip to California. Honry Spripgs and son. Harry, wcro amont,- Tuesday's arrivals. Senator and Mr?. Thomas Kcarns and mwM son. Kdmund, visited In Park Monday with Mrs. Kcarns'6 mother. Mrs. S. T. Wilson, prior to their departure for Washington. Jay Johnson of the V. of V. was In Park this weok arranging a date for tho mwM apnearancc of the University Dramatic H , Frod Moslcr visited relatives in Park mwM the llrst half of. this week. I ton Lee Talbot was on Monday's outgoing. O O i Miss Frances Wilson was in Park Mon- , C. A. CaJlIs. A. Wright and W. IT. Wild. all county officials, wero in Park Mon- i day from' Coalvlllo, H A. H. Mayne. was In Tark on business Monday. 4 Superintendent Kcal of tho Llttlo BeM mmf was in Park Thursday. B Brewster was among Thursday's Salt Lako bound. c H Frank Evans. and wife were on Thurs- day's outgoing. H Edith Kcet of Salt Lake was tho guest H of Miss Florence Hurlburt tho past week. Miss Kcet returned to Zion Thursday. H Mrs. S. T. Wilson and Mr. W. Wilson' mmV were on Thursday's outgoing. H f H Mrs. Ed Blake was a Wednesday ar- H H Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Sperry wcro also mmU among Wednesday's arrivals from Salt Lake. H Mrs. George Ryan of Park City was H tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tliomp- mmt son during tho past week. H Mis Mary Billings Is visiting her pa- rents at this place during the holiday H vacation. The young lady has been al- tending school nt Salt Lake. a H Mrs. Fred A. Earls of Salt Lake City H was tho guest of Mrs. Phil Clark and fl Mrs. Jackson McChrystal this week. H Miss Mabel Hupfcr entertained Miss Christina Johnston this week. M H Tho members of the Eureka Miners' union No. 151 conducted a very pleasant i dance Thursday night. C a tt H J. Van Dcr Graff and J. Van Der Graff, Jr.. of Ogden are tho guests of A. Van W Der Graff of the Bulllon-Beek store. H I w H ' Mrs. Minnie Lockwlts of Salt Lake was l i the guest of Eureka friends the llrst of H' the week. Waller Adams was up from Provo this H -neck. A. L. Cullamore returned Tuesday from a visit with his family at American Fork. H Mrs. C. E. Hulsh has been qui to 111 this week, but is now convalescing. H o Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Taylor wore in Salt Lake tills week. j 1 Olllo Eakcr returned Wednesday from I Pocatcllo, Ida., where he was -visiting his j mother. 1 J. C. Sullivan and son. Raymond, wcro I he guests of Salt Lake friends the early H tart of the week. Miss Iva Tliomas spent the holidays at her homo in Ogden. l V H Miss Nellio B. Hulsh of Payson is tho U guest of Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Hulsh. j a h u H James B. Crcighton of the Eagle & Bluo Bell mlno was In Salt Lake this week. H Henry Ventress was the guest of his B, mother at Salt Lake this week, H Mrs. H. F. Fullrlodc returned Wcdncs- 1 day morning from Salt Lake, j H' Miss AmJI Pike, ono of tho teachers in tho public school, was tho guest of Salt H, Lako friends this week. BBH v Tho Misses Frank and Miss Sophia Monroe wero entertained this week .by Mrs. Pat Bonner and family. Tho young ladles, whoso homes are in Novada," have been attending school at Ogden, H M. B. Parks was in Salt Lako Wcdnes- C&y and Thursday of this week. H The Ladles' Republican club conducted two very successful dances in Eureka on tho evening of New Year's day. Miss Jcnnlo Wlmmer Is visiting with 1 Parson friends. j, a H. A. Anderson, tho bookkeeper at tho Bullion-Beck mine, returned Thursday l' from a visit with friends In southern ! Idaho. Mrs John Love entertained Monday In honor of Mrs. WTlldman Murphy of Provo. H i u o Hl Frank Davis and William Emblcton. U Eureka business men, visited tho capital i Tliursdar. I Hj Mike Sammon tsos down from Park n City this week o"h business. u u 1 George Hodgln3 spent tho week with his 1 family at Salt Lake City. Attorney N. A. Robertson spent Thurs- day at Salt Lake, Richfield Society. Interested parties in holiday weddings in Ricliflcld woro Miss Martha Ogden and W'alter Hansen, Miss Juno Gentry and Lcstor Wright, and Miss Carolino Poul-son Poul-son and A. C. Riser. H " Miss Mina Hansen has returned to Hl Provo. P Thomas Glllan camo down from tho Marysvalo hills to spend the Christmas 1 .uason with his family in this city. oaf John G. Hansen has returned from Stateline. p ( H1 Mr. and Mrs. William Bird of Murray havo concluded a visit with Mr. and Mrs. 1 John Klrkman of Glcnwood. H Manager A. E. Hyde of tho Annio Lau- Hl no mlno has returned to tho diggings j f.om Zlon. m t H Mrs. M. A. Parks Is the guest of hor f.on In Moab. . H a Hl Rev. J. M. Hanson Is homo from the capital. H Hi Mrs, Mario Brlstoo has returned to Po- l catollo from a sojourn with Richfield friends. r ); Misses Ella and Minerva Jensen, daugh- ; t-fcM a Andrav Joosfta of; Salt Lako, hav? Hi Exception Toilette of Real Lace and Chiffon. ' l"1 'r'' I mm -mm -. . -t-wmm4 i "White chiffon is appliqued with real Brussels lace in black with stunning effect in this Ollendcrf creation. A yoke effect is simulated on the corsage with the lace, the fastening being in the back and the fronts dropping prettily into a ribbon celnture, which finishes with a chou at the left side and long1 sash endn In the back. On the skirt the lace Is applied In panel effects, a festoon design heading the circular flounce. The underskirt has a Paquin haircloth flounce covered with chiffon ' ruffles which holds out tho filmy lace skirt daintily. The hat Is en suite with the gown, being of white beaver with black Brus?els appliques. ap-pliques. A long plume posed under the brim makes the effective trimming. returned home from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jensen of Richfield. i C. C. Cristnon of Salt Lake is recreating recreat-ing ,at Richllcld and Kimbcrly. o George A. Beal Is in Ephraim. 0.0 A. E. Heppler spent tho past week In Salt Lake. n II. A. Hansen of Salt Lake spent a few recent days with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Hansen of this city. o a Miss Lulu Morrison has. returned to Cedar City from a visit in Richfield. w Mx. and Mrs. E. P. Bean are -visiting in Salt Lake and Bingham. x Mrs. F. F. LeCuyer of Salt Lake has returned homo from a short visit in this city. a Mrs. James M. Peterson Is home from Salt Lake. Sheriff Charles Morrill of Piute county made Richllcld a recent visit. Mrs. W. W. Bowman has returned to Salt Lake. a Miss Elesa Heppler of this city has gone back to Salt Lake from a holiday visit with relatives here. V Orlando Thurber returned to Salt Lake from a fow days with old friends In this Citi'. an Daniel Dawson of Slatclinc is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson of Rich-lleld. Rich-lleld. Ephraim Society. The most delightful entertainment given In tho county during Xmas holidays was the party In honor of Miss Florence Jonasson of Salt Lako. held at the home of Judge Jacob Johnson In Spring City. Tho rooms were artistically decorated with holly and flowers. A sumptuous Christmas dinner was served to the guests and a line programmo of vocal and Instrumental music was rendered during the evening. The following persons wero present: Mt. Pleasant, Misses Winfred Candland, Ella Nelson, Edith Larson, Messrs, Hyrum Syndergaard, Anthony Syndergaard; Ephraim, Misses Rhoda Larson, Elvcrda Anderson, Mabel Larsen. Messrs. Reull Graves, Moso Nlelson, Fred Rasmussen, Arthur Armstrong, Peter C. Peterson, Jr., Joseph Saderberg, Herbert Qulnn. Gcorgo Sorenson; Spring City, Mr. and Mra. James Blaln, Mrs. Andrew Griffiths, Grif-fiths, Misses Jennie and Maud Blaln. Leo-k-t Chrlstensen. Arissa Acord. Messrs. Clyde Larson, Vic Nyghborg, Pcrcla Bunnell, Bun-nell, Miland Anderson, John Allrcd. Au-thnell Au-thnell Carter, Osmon Osborne. Fergus Johson, Misses Ruth Robison. Retta Osborne, Os-borne, Dora Johnson. Lennl Allrcd. V Sorcn P. Jensen, Jr.. of this city, and Miss Laura Abbott of Salt Lake, were united In marriage Wednesday at Salt Lake. They are being entertained by the gToom's parents. o Enoch Jorgonson of Provo was an. Ephraim Eph-raim visitor Tuesday. H. P. Hanson has returned homo from a year's travel in the Northwest. c Mrs. Prlco of Denver is visiting her sister, sis-ter, Mrs. Adolph Hanson. to C t Chrlstcnsen's orchestra furnished music for tho Ladles' Literary club danco at Mantl pavilion Monday evening. v m V Misses Nora and Nellie Clawson are spending the holidays in this city. Thev are Instructors In tho public schools of Mt, Pleasant and Moroni. CO. Court Stenographer G. A. Iveraon was a business visitor In the city Wednesday and Thursday. a Attorney Sorcn X. Chrlstcnsci of Salt Lake Is In tho city this week In tho Interests Inter-ests of his clients. o Misses Pctra. Anna and Mario Anderson Ander-son gave a delightful party at their resl-der.co resl-der.co Sunday evening. About twenty guests wcro present. Tho many friends of Miss Clara Anders son and Henry Peterson of this city will bo Interested Jn tho announcement of their marrlagci which was solemnized; at the Mantl temple Wednesday. The bride is a very popular young lady of Glen-wood Glen-wood and the groom Is one of Sanpete county's prosperous sheepmen. They will make their home in this city. ' u w 11 Mr. and Mrs. Alma Jensen and A. C Larsen of Salt Lake are spending the holidays hol-idays with C. A. Larson's family. a Miss Robinson of Richmond, Cacho county, is tho guest of II. P. Larscn"s family this week. a Editor Nelson and Attorney Splcer wero Ephraim visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jorgenson enter-tnlned enter-tnlned Sunday evening. They gave a New-Year New-Year s at their residence Friday evening. J w - Mrs. Daniel Harrington of Sunnvsldo Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jens Anderson. u Miss Carrie Peterson of Salt Lako is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Charlotto Peterson. P N Cards arc out announcing tho marriage of Miss Lizzie Hanson of this cltv nnd Fred Hunt of Monroe. Tho ceremony will be performed at tho Mantl templo Wednesday. Mrs. Anetta Chrlstensen of Manassa, Colo., Is the guest of Mrs. Mary Chrlstensen. Chrlsten-sen. 9 U Mr and Mrs. Charles Strong of-Nophl arc visiting Peter Brienholt's famllv. C t v Ole Larson of Marysvale is home for tho holidays. c Guslave Ericcson nnd wife and Miss Erlccson of Salt Lako are spending the holidays with Mrs. L, S. Anderson. o A very pleasant Christmas partv was given by Miss Sarah Peterson Wednesday Wednes-day evening. A largo number of guests were present. O i Herbert Qulnn, Mose Nlelson. Adolph Hanson, Fred Rasmussen and P. C. Peterson, Pe-terson, Jr., gave a select dancing partv at the opera-house Thursday evening. A large crowd was present and a most enjoyable en-joyable evening was spent a it n Tho Northward Sunday-school officers entertained the pupils of the ward at tho academy hall Tuesday evening. Prof. N. E. Noycs Is at Provo spending his Xmas vacation. Miland Anderson, principal of Elslnoro public schools, Is tho guest of Mrs. C. Anderson. An-derson. . John Thompson of Storllng visited relatives rela-tives In the city Wednesday. be Miss Ada Johnson of Spring City and Miss Jonasson of Salt Lako wcro Ephraim Eph-raim visitors Friday. P. C. Potorson. Jr.. of Mt. Pleasant cchools, Is homo for the holidays. Mt. Pleasant Society. Mr. t Ferdinand Ereckscn wns In Salt Lake the foro part of the week. a J. D. Simpson and v.ifo of Spring City spent Sunday here. a Miss Mabel Johnson visited friends in ,Mantl this week. , Mies Mary Wilson came up from Sprlng-villo Sprlng-villo to visit relatives during tho holidays. holi-days. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cherry wcro in Mantl visiting, relatives 'and friends this week, , Miss Ella Neilson returned to Salt Lake .Monday, after a pleasant visit here, . u Dr. W, W. Woodrlng and Mrs. L. Wood-ring Wood-ring went to Bingham Monday to visit W. H. Woodrlng. and wifo. A very pleasant evening was spent Tuesday at tho Wasatch academy "home" in tho way of a musical given by the academy tcachoni. Thoso present were: Mrs. HoHtetter, Misses Herron, Stanley, Loughlln. Henderson. Senna Neilson, Blghcr, Bostervllle, Russell, Hotchklns, Burns, Jensen, Florenco Neilson, Erick- Contlnucd on Pago 27.). jjl Society. 9lK (Continued from Pago 25.) .'ifttHon, Hokenson, Georgia and Mabol Borsr, fflIJkJforfi, Kate, Ada and Jcnnlo Richards, . liLHProct07 an Owen, and Messrs. Edwards, ;W Rpblns, Hokinson. Ronald and Roy Noll-son, Noll-son, Syndergaard and Martin. A nlco latlzfl lunch was served during tho evening. 30."''!' Mies Augusta. Anderson of Bcrkolov, t-J, Cal.. paid a visit to rolatlves horo thlB Mlfc ved, after an absenco of thirteen yenrs. , M 1' Hiss Mary BaGtorvlllo of Sprlngvlllo ? 't T a0" visiting friends this -week, .xafei T & M"2- M- Rosenburg and Mrs. Oscar 7. tj- Bmlth are- visiting friends In Gunnison . '. 1 ft" Mr. A. Johnson mado a business trip iraTM! a Mes Annlo Christensen of Salt Lake I IS visiting friends here, iPjfci '' Tgoa I W Eliza Brown left Tuesday for San ft Francisco to visit her sister. if WjMfe Mr. John StanfleJd went to Sprlngvllle- ' John Knudsen went to Scoflcld Tuesday. B- Mr. and Mrs. Ellison of Nophl aro hero hvA ilfvlslung ihelr daughter, Mrs. George IB'jBr'Chrlstonson. sfiBuf 'Mr. Charles Bcllmcre of Salt Lako is Hra spending part of the holidays with friends Miss Maud Madson of this city and Mr. m.' Robert Sneddon of Scoflcld wero married ::;SMfehere last Saturday night, llllE"- r8, Josephine Nellson came down from jyaBgEalt Lake City Thursday to visit rela- JUsaPenxl "Wallls is visiting In Salt U Wl' an1 Mro- J- H. Seely ontcrtalncd IB few friends at dinner New Tear's eve. Bfl jfj A J. Peterson went to Salt Lako WjijMHriiursday to spend New Year'3 day vith friends, nil - lI!s3 VencLa Proctor entertained a num-Vjr.l num-Vjr.l br of friends at a card party Tuesday via 65veoIng, thoso present being Missed Bor-"JWI Bor-"JWI tha TafU Boatrlco Burns. Zolla Seely. -Tt fTVinnle Tucker, Wlnnio Candland and 'rgp -.Tressle Larson; Messrs. LeRov Nellson, iarl Seely, Charles Bellemoro, O. E. Mc-; Mc-; yGobon. Swen Hoklnsen, Royal Candland, , pjjd Owen Proctor. A nlco luncheon was idfai J120 and a very pleasant evening spent. C filt' S. 11180 Margaret Reynolds returned to . il 59r Bcho)l at Sunnyslde Friday,) after a Cie&t B Sw do's' visit wjth her parents here. hOSt! . Mjjsa Trcsslo Larson is visiting friends cfrti f Ephra,m . . , i Mr. N. P. Nelson of Mantl epeni Nc t Tearfl day with friends here. iota Mrs, Charles McGougan 1 ratting her mi litf Mrs- Beck, h? Chdicr. "rftfe Henry SpfvrA of Salt Lake spent r weell with friends here. ELbL&Ji -aerson and wife of Gunnison are '.fcvlaltlnff relatives here. Bliji m- Payson Society. ' Ik B' rrtmmor oC Salt Loire returned a'Khcme Monday morning, after a few days' MMK-vIslt here. ? EB Edith Shcnncr came homo from iPJohfleld, whero she Is teaching school, to T ' Spend the holiday vocation. j 'J J .1Ir and Mrs. C. B. Sncll returned Sun- ' f??y evSnlnT from a few days visit with 'Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Poulson in Sandy. it , ;' i: 'Erne3t Snyder has roturnod from a two . . years otay in northern Utah. ii&nP1 Pomo Dramatic company presented R"l vnie5clIfto" at tne opera-house New S" I Uenf8 CV and e-avo very B00d flatlsfac- K" I tiFrct- ,J- J' McClcllan came down from J li?erSaPtal to spend New Year's with Mrs. ,.! sct;iellan and tho babies, who havo been r i nerc since Christmas. tw ' s. - , LMr." anl Irs. Charles Rcvnolds left funday morning for Colonla Dublan, Mex- ? v ?' ,wioro they will make their hono In tho future. r ? tJ05 Hulah has been down this week rjtfC f"m Salt Lake visiting with relatives. .4 Lv,1Ils3 irattlc Vrimmcr of Salt Lalcc was j-jJP guest of her sister. Mrs. C. AV. Spald- Jt r B' ln lhla clty Sunday and Monday. ! p9 i cil' ''f11 ,MaO" Mr. Oberhanslo left Sunday J fi1.0ld Mexico, whero she will spend tho rt1" tcoioniea." rolatlv3 who reside, In tho wf li r,nefl ' Sni,' ?' ,comb.s, who is a teacher in tho Payson? 3chools' 3ent Now Year's In iff' ., 41; anl Mrs. Willis Rodgcrs returned i r, , mmotn Tuesday evening, after a S V few days' visit in Payaon. tL4r,eIvln wHson gave a very pleasant card "5iWj"ty at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. MELyson Saturday evening to about TsHft iy"nv? ot ns friends. Thq evening IJKnH cuP'd with cards and other gamca, Jm "cnt rofreshmcnts were served. jlllj' MrB. John Southworth spent Thursday jvfiJp .UiSKkA1'!.110 u- Hu,sh is visiting In Eure-lMof Eure-lMof h,?, hcT orothcr, C. E. Hulah, editor m 501 tho Eureka Reporter. WJ3 hSHof tno social events of tho season HEM -rtii ."Ji th0 masnucrndc ball given at IJal j B Pavilion last Tuesday evening. A 7, ' ' - largo number of dancers wore out and muny good lai personations wore made. UK A fine baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Patten the llrst of tho week. All concerned nre doing nicely. Ed Sparks was hero Wednesday In tho interests of tho J. G. McDonald Candy company. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Cowan leave tonight to-night for Mammoth, where thoy will make their home. a Lewis Wrldo returned home Thursday evening from a several weeks' stay In Canada. E. H. McBeth spent Thursday In Salt Lake. "Chid" Packard was In Salt Lake Thursday. a Paul Douglaa8 returned to Eureka Thursday ovenlng. a a a J. A. McClellan was a Salt Lako visitor Thursday. a a a Mian Ethel Simons of Salt Lako spont New Year's In Payson with Misses Rcah Simons and AUco Loveless. a Mr. and Mrs. Bort Brown of Provo Bpent New Year's In Payson, tho guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Grant 0. Simons. a a a Sydnoy Paco woa a Salt Lako visitor Thursday. a a a Willie Douglas 13 homo from Tlntlc for the holiday vacation. a a Mrs. SubIc Simons spent the first of tho week In tho capital. a a a John Proostgaard spent tho fore part of the week in Provo, the guest of Dopu-ty Dopu-ty Sheriff David BarnelU a a a C. S. Six. manager of tho opera-house, was In Provo on business Thursday, a Charles Stark, who Is attending school at tho University of Utah, spont New Year's In Pay3on. tat A number of parties were hold horo Thursday evening to see tho old year out and tho now year In.