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Show L-.jiAT a thoroughly delightful iXUf week in a social way the past Mjl ,Tias been! There nave been any number o entertaln-L.ctf, entertaln-L.ctf, large and ' small, including fhsckeons, dances, dinners and1 teas, bat now Eoeicty is welcoming back fcitt fho were formerly great favor-'fctt favor-'fctt hire, and their coming has been a Lir of delight to all their old friends. Sjlrs. Roy McKay is here for the sura-kt, sura-kt, MIf, Victor M. Clement's stay is fbWlnlte, -while Sirs. John Zane Just iWtime to greet her friends and then liar pood-bye. Mrs. Adams, mother of fjilt Lake's favorite actress, lias also ftea (he object of much, social attcn-a attcn-a number of delightfully Informal writs having been arranged in her toror. The brides of early June are incoming in for their shares of at-(tetlon, at-(tetlon, nnd, with the luncheons and i&ners being -planned for the visitors ludthe box parties at the Theater, for 'Miade Adams, this week will not be i! Mis. Worthing-ton. Gives Ten. j'iiOn Thursday last Mrs. Union Worth-Ibrton Worth-Ibrton was the hostess at a most de-fjhtful de-fjhtful tea, enjoyed by more than 230 reste. The already attractive home f beautified w Uli a quantity of '"ping blossoms. Snowballs, bridal ftittii and the honeysuckle in vaBes ;vA bowls were charmingly arranged iio library, ball, reception room and I'ditlng-room, Erilliant-hucd nasturti-I nasturti-I sru formed the decorations of the din-"ns din-"ns table, which was partially covered illh a handsomely embroidered cen-;krplece. cen-;krplece. A slender base of naf-lurti-k funs stood in the center of the table, 1 tad low bowls of the same bright flowers flow-ers at the corner bf the square em-'iioldtred em-'iioldtred piece The hours of the tea litre from -I to C o'clock, and during liit time the home was thronged with 'cimbers ot society. Mrs. Jioy McKay iMjUsUted Mrs. Worth ington in receiving IB.11 guests, while assisting in cnter-! cnter-! Uinlng were Mrs. Harkncsa, Mrs. llob-iw llob-iw B. Harkness, Mrs. Edwin F. I Holmes, Mrs. Charles Post. Mrs. Wll-ffani Wll-ffani Bayly, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mrs. ; H.H. Channlng Mrs. Benner X. Smith, 5 Mrs. J. n. Walker, Sire, Sol Slegel. .'Ir. Henry La Motte, Mrs. Ira Lewis, Mr. Egbert Roberts, Miss Hanauer, ;JiIfs M"ary Louise Anderson and Miss Hostess at Pretty Luncheon. ' j Originality is always one of the chief j.danmt of the decorations at any enter-'iWnment enter-'iWnment given by Mrs. George Phelps Hobnaii, arid those seen at. the lunch- ! fii xC Wednesday lust were no excep-Vj excep-Vj to the rule. The dining table, es-tfjkklly, es-tfjkklly, was attractive. A low woven .Ket filled with purple iris was usryi a centerpiece, while at the plates of , JM guests nvere pretty shells filled with f01. in which were imbedded purple fwnur blossoms. Full vases of the Iris W at0od on lne sideboard, china ; Jit and table. White alone was i ." In the other rooms, where snow-I'wiu. snow-I'wiu. lilacs and wild cherry blooms ;jW a number of vaees. Mrs. Rolens Rol-ens guests were Mrs. Harkness, Mrs. f"f,ry S. Heath, Mrs. Edwin F. 'iimes, Mrs. Victor M. Clenient, Mrs. Ijsimuel Woodward. Miss Keogh, Mrs. A. Montague Ferry. Mrs. OVW. Powers Pow-ers and Mrs. Thomas Weir.f V Young- People Enjoy Dance. fa'1 cMlllnri gave a dance last idlf'lay evening at the home of her fffllU1118' iIr- r,r,a Mr- H- G- McMillan Hi Kasl uth Temple sfreeU ' Sixty the younger married people, and the lplnK was a, most enjoyable one. J; kand hite were carried out In the Bl.t)ra,Uon ot lne rooms on the lower which were all cleared for danc-r'iWUSi danc-r'iWUSi he excej-lon of the dinlng-litcen dinlng-litcen . ros8 and carnations were WWniHi lc Parlor. Iris in the library fMsthc iii rnatlons and white lilacs In !n th 1l?'T00m' Plnk alone was used EluvWfiftf nu ,nS-room- A tall cut glass wWtfr if "tt! batney rosea stood In the cen-wlPihown cen-wlPihown d,nllfr-table, over which was itf fouJh ",an exquisite cloth of Mexican J. nl ,hork Candelabra with candles Wrner f.,o t)lnk tooa nt diagonal 3lcallIr2j 110 arays of plumosa were lrChln5t rver t,,(i tnble- Vases of AjWWm IS?? Wl51e Placed on the side- . u anu chlniv clooet. Assisting the L hostess during the evening were a number of girls Included among the guests. Reviewers' Breakfast. In years to como the second annual breakfast of the Reviewers' club' will be recalled as one of the most enjoyable enjoya-ble events in the soqlal life of the club. It was hold at the University club on Wednesday last and was attended by all but three of the members. White and gold, the new club colors, wore carrlod out In the table decorations, a basket of Japanese iris forming the centerpiece, with low, bowls of yellow and white Marguerites on cither side. The menu card was also In white and gold, with the monogram of the club In gold on the cover. After grace, which was offered by Mrs. J. C. Hoylc, Mrs. W. F. Adams Introduced in rhyme the toast-givers, who responded to the following toasts: "Woman, the One Thing Finished In TJhls Hasty World," Mrs. W. R. Wight-man: Wight-man: "Each for the. Joy of the Working," Work-ing," Mrs. Elmer B. Jones; "Here's to Our Chief Guest,"' Mrs. Hal W. Brown; "Welcome Ever Smiles and Farewell Goes Out Sighing," Mrs. Charles D. Moore; "I Will Strive With Things Impossible," Mrs. Russell C. Woodruff. Three of the club members, Mrs. William A. Nclden, Mrs. Charles E. Richards and Mrs. E. O. Lee, were unable to be present, but the very delightful de-lightful breakfast was enjoyed by Mrs. W. F. Adams, Mrs. Hal W. Brown, Mrs. J. W. Delano, Mrs. Ellen Elliott, Mrs. David Evans. Mrs. Elmer B. JOnes, Mrs. W. S. Loomis, Mrs. Charles D. Moore, Mrs. Charles G. Plummer, Mrs. J. C. Royle, Miss Delia R. Snow, Mrs. F. A. Vincent,- Mrs. E. A. Wedge-wood. Wedge-wood. Mrs. William R. Wlghtman and Mrs. R. C. Woodruff.' A Real Japanese Tea. That was a Japanese tea sure enough at which Mrs. Charles G. Plummer entertained en-tertained on Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Florence Robinson. Japanese banners, umbrellas, fans, kites and lanterns lan-terns made the Plummer home very like a home in far-away Japan, while the costumes and manner of the hostess andvthe dozen girls assisting made the guests almost feel that they were being be-ing entertained in a Japanese home. The iris and the cheyrr blossoms were thcre.too, the Oriental rugs and cushions, cush-ions, tho Joss and the Incense ail were reminders of the land of the Mikado. Tea was served in true Japanese style, with other light refreshments from the same country. It was a most unique idea, charmingly carried out, and will be recalled by the forty guests as one of the pleasanlest events of the season. Assisting the hostess and wearing the quaint Japanese robes were Miss Florence Flor-ence Robinson, Miss Helen Glllennle, Miss Aileen Maclean. Miss Marge .Miller, .Mil-ler, Miss Stella Salisbury. Miss Lmtra Sherman. Miss Grace Emery, Miss Leta McMillan. Miss Mary Talbot, Miss Btfeman and Miss Sowles. In Honor of Mrs. McKay. Miss Mary Louise Anderson was the hostess at a delightfully Informal luncheon on Wedncsdaj-, when Mrs. Roy McKay was guest of honor. Covers Cov-ers were laid for nine at a table prettily pretti-ly decorated with honeysuckle and snowballs, pink and . white being the colors carried out. In addition to tho guest of honor there were present Mrs. R. IT. Channlng, Mrs. Union Worthing-ton. Worthing-ton. Mrs. TiObert B. Harkness. Mrs. J. R. Walker. Mrs. Arthur Bird, Miss Kathcrlne Lowq and Miss Marie Na-son. Na-son. Charming Farewell Party. Miss Esther T. Allen and Miss Mar- -guerlte Donnellan were guests of honor at a very prettily arranged card party Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Agatha Beokhoel and Miss Beatrice O'Connor entertained a large number of girl Trlends at cards. Sixty-three was the game enjoyed, prizes being won by Miss Judith Evans and Miss Ina Rudy. Beautiful guest prizes were also presented to Miss Allen and Miss Donnellun. The tallies were very appropriate, ap-propriate, one-half being small violins, tied with yellow and white ribbons; the other half .heart-shaped, hand-palntcd in marguerites. The decorations for this card party were especially effective, effec-tive, those in the parlor and dining-room dining-room consisting entirely of bright yellow yel-low sunflowers, VIth electric lights and candles shaded in yellow, while In tho hall white and green were seen. During Dur-ing the afternoon several pleasing musical mu-sical selections were rendered by Miss Allen, Miss Evans and Miss Seckels.v Assisting the hostesses in serving refreshments re-freshments were the Misses Rose Howard, How-ard, Rena Redman, Marie Berkhocl, Grace Richardson and Lena Myers, and the invited guests were: Mrs. Charles Stanley Price. Mrs. Percival O. Perkins. Mrs. Charles Lawrence, Mrs. Sol McCready. Mrs. Arthur B. WIteher, Mrs. Charles C. Daly, Miss Hester La-velle, La-velle, Miss Clara Hall. Miss June BIntz. Miss Claudia Schoflcld. Miss Susie Su-sie Sawver, Miss Marge Miller Mlsa Mercy Berkeley. Miss Clara Dlehb Miss Nellie Cullen, -Miss Gertrude Mayer, Miss EVa Rlchardpon. Miss Carrie Sapplngton, Mies Nellie Pinkerton, Miss Dalsv Raybould, Miss Georgia Savage, Miss Pearl Savage, Miss Florence Flor-ence Grant, Miss Ina Rudy, Miss Janet Richards, Miss Margaret JohnBon, Miss Alice Soekels, Miss Jennie Lynn, Miss Winnie Lynn, Miss Louise Lamson, Miss Elsie Seheid. Miss Josephine Bottsfordj Miss Leta RatvllnE. MIsr Lillian Burnham, Miss Judith Evans, Mlas Inez Adams of Ogdem "Woman's Club Luncheon. Very enjoyable was the luncheon of the Woman's club of Friday, given In the private dining-room of the Commercial Com-mercial club. Members and guests were seated at one large round ta.blc, prettily decorated with snowballs, 11-Jacs 11-Jacs and bridal wreath. The place-cards, place-cards, ornamenti'd with the club mono gram In gold, were of pale cream edged with gold. Mrs. R. N. Piper was toastmistress, and In addition to Introducing the other toast-givers, responded to the ' toast "Looking Forward." Mrs. Kinney's toast was "Woman"; Miss Buckbeo's, "Our President"; Mrs. Slowe's, "To Our Charter Member"; Mrs. Johnson's, "Looking Backward"; Mrs. Allen T. Sanford's, "The Outlook." Those present pres-ent at tho luncheon were: Mrs. A. J, Johnson, Mrs. D, E. Moore, Mrs. A. V. Taylor. Mrs. Powers, .Mis. EllBWorth Daggett, Mrs. Clesson S. Kinney, Mrs. Howard Stowe, Mrs. W. P. Minor, Mrs. P. A. Cook. Mrs. R. N. Piper, Mrs. V. II. Pease, Mrs. Mudgett, Mrs. Dole, Mrs. Whiteley. Mrs. William H. Jones, Mrs. Helen V. Kimball, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs, Gatrell, Miss Munroe and Mrs. Allen Al-len T. Sanford. Society Enjoyed "Hamlet." The opening night of the "Ham" show, given under the auspices of the Press club, was one' of the social events of xlie week. Several box parties were given, all the stalls and boxes being occupied by well-known members of society. Col. and Mrs. Holmes's guests were Mrs. Charles G. Plummer, Mrs. Sara Bransford. Miss Grace Emery, and Wallace Bransford. Mr. New-house's New-house's guosts included Miss Helen Gillespie, Miss Jasmine Young, Miss Elizabeth Mclntyre and ilr. and Mrs. James 1C Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbofs guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay R. Rogers, Miss Hester La-vells La-vells and Miss Helen Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Schulder occupied another an-other stall, while Mr. Peery's guests were Louis McCorniek and Walter G. Filer. Scattered over the house wore such well-known members of society as Gov. ami Mrs. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tarvln Harris, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes, Mr. and Mrs. ClUTord R. Pearsall, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Judson, Mr. and Mrs. William Wil-liam IL Cunningham, Mr. and "Mrs. William Igleheart. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hunting, Dr. and Mrs. V. V. WIthee of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Freder-ick C. Dern. Mrs. William Manning O'Brien, Miss Laum Sherman. Miss Salisbury, Judge William H. Dickson, Miss Pike, Miss Monahan, J. H. White, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Sinclair. Miss Kinney, Miss Read, Mrs. Ledyard M. Bailey, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. De Camp, Mr. and Mrs. James X. Ferguson, Judse and Mrs. Henry P. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Shelp, Dr. Crltchlow. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Gray, George N. Lawrence, Clem Schramm, Dr. H. N. Mayo. Judge and Mrs. Ellas A. Smith. Miss Pearl Weilor. Mr. and Mrs. El-bridge El-bridge Thomas. Miss Mary Olive Grav. Judge and Mrs. W. V. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. Judge and Mrs. C. (. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ar-thur W. Copp, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Terry, Ter-ry, Mrs. Sarah McChrystal. Mrs. Ed Parsons of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller. E. B. Crltchlow, Miss Beth Crltchlow. Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers Dick. Miss Miller. Miss Marge Miller, Miss Aileen Maclean, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox. Hugh Satterlee, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Farnsworth Mrs. W. W. Flagg. Mrs. Davi.d S. .Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis CVell Robinson, Mrs. Robert Gould Smith, Miss Noble, Miss Kate Williams. Judge and Mrs. O. AV. Powers, Mr. Topllff and many others. Received Friends Informally. From to 3 o'clock Thursday after noon Mrs. Isabel Pitts and Mrs. Annie Adams received their friends at the home of the former. The guests were received In the parlor, which was prettily pret-tily decorated with lilacs in purple and white. In the dining-room snowballs were used, a low bowl of them forming the centerpiece of the dlning-table, with candelabra shaded in white at cither end. The guests were received by Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Adams, and as-fcisting as-fcisting in the dining-room were Mrs. Henry DInwoodey, Mrs. P. T. Sadler, Mrs. A. 1-Z. Walker. Mrs. A. B. WIteher and Mrs. F. J. Hill. Juniors Entertain Seniors. A merry lot of schoolboys and girls was that assembled at Chrlstenscn'Sf hall Friday evening, when the juniors of the Salt Lake high school gave a reception re-ception and dance in honor of the seniors. se-niors. Class colors of rose and white, gold and whltvi were used, and In addition ad-dition to the young people, quite a number num-ber of teachers wn present. The chaperons chap-erons of the evening were Mrs. Frank B. Stephens. .Mrs. J. B. Myreton. Mrs. William A. Nelden, Mrs. George Sutherland. Suth-erland. Mrs. Nellie Rash, Mrs. E. B. Crltchlow. In addition to the members of the two classtn, a number of the teachers ot the school enjoyed the c oiling. oil-ing. The I'ommlttee In charge of arrangements ar-rangements included R iirl Martlneau. Arthur Moroton, Miss Beth Critcblow, Miss Edith Sutherland. Miss Irene Kelly. Kel-ly. Miss Edith Chapman and Lloyd Brooks. Gave Luncheon at Post. Tulips and ferns formed the very effective ef-fective decorations at luncheon given Wednesday at the post by Mrs. Hep burn in honor of some of the visiting ladies at the post. The lunchoon was the first of a series of entertainments at which Mrs. Hepburn is to be hostess, and Inchtdod among the guests wore Mrs. Potter of St. Ixiuls, Mrs. Farrer, Miss Duscnberry of Now York, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ham. Mrs. Cnillff and Mrs. Le May. After the luncheon the guests played bridge whist. College Seniors' Dance. Invitations have been Issued by the college graduates of the University of Utah, class of 19CM, for a hop to be given at the University building Friday, Fri-day, May 27. Sirs. Frederick C. Dern, Mrs. Howard S. Stowe. Mrn. William L. Nlcol, Mrs. Edward Wilson, Mrs. Arthur B. WIteher, Mrs. RuBsell G. Schulder, Sirs. William Ellerbeck and' Mrs. Edward C. Parsons are to be the chaperons. The members of the class are Clarence G. Dresser, R. E. Caldwell, Cald-well, George Riser, Alfred J. Helton, Nellie Goss, Ivy Chase Dlx,- Claudia Schmlcrcr, Delta Cole, Fred J. Pack and A. P. Morrill. "Weddings -and Engagements. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Foulgcr announce the engagement of their daughter. Belle, to J. A. Francl3. The wedding takes place on June 7. i Mr. and Mrs. David Yearslc-y announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, LIbble, to Theodore Hatfield, the marriage to take place June 2. Thursday, June 9, Is the date set for the marriage of Miss Louie Morris and George L. Weller. The marriage will take place in tho Salt Lake Temple, and in the evening a large reception will be held at the Weller home on East Seventh Sev-enth South street. Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Fennemore, will take place the marriage of Miss, Nell Fennemore and Will L. King. Tho bride will bo attended by Miss Harriet King, and Fritz Finn is to be best man. It will bo a quiet wedding, attended only by relatives rela-tives and Immediate friends. Miscellaneous Events. The Misaes Alexander gave an informal in-formal tea .Wednesday afternoon at their homo in honor of their guest. Miss Lake of Chicago. a a Miss Catherine Culmcr was guest of honor at a Kensington given last Wednesday at the homo of Mrs. Junius F. Wells, nnd enjoyed by some thirty-live thirty-live young ladles. r i Mrs. Leysham gave a china shower last Monday evening at her home In honor of Miss Daisy Dorr. Sixteen of the girl friends of Miss Dorr pa;ed a very pleasant evening in an Informal way. u a a Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harriy entertained en-tertained at an Informal dinner last Wednesday evening. Pink carnations were used in the decorations and covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mrs. Sara Bransford. Mr?. Frank Harris of Idaho and .Mr, Leonard. aba A nilmber of the little friends of Luciie Ueid enjoyed a children'a party given last Tuesday afternoon bv Mrs. William Reld. a Mrs. I. A. Clayton entertained a number num-ber of little ones at her home Tuesday afternoon In honor of her small son. This was the first of a series of children's parties to be given bv .Mrs. Clayton, fc u The Daughters of the Revolution met on Monday last at the home of Mrs. George A. Smith. The "Life of Nathan Hale" was given by Mrs. Philo T, Farnsworth. and a story pertaining to his life by Miss Catherine Wells. Miss Myra Sowles entertained informally infor-mally Thursday evening in honor of Miss Catherine Culmcr and Frank Roberts. Rob-erts. About twenty young people passed a very enjoyable informal evening. even-ing. T MiS9 Louise Morris' was guest of honor hon-or at a very pleasant china shower Thursduy. afternoon, Mrs. Hugh Rlp-peto Rlp-peto being the hostess. The rooms were prettily decorated with pink and white carnations. In the early part of the afternoon the guests played pit, Mrs. Walter Pyper winning the prize. Later an Interesting guessing game way introduced, in-troduced, Misy Eva Hudson winning the prize. Mrs. C. J. llamill entertained at an informal luncheon Thursday last in honor of Mi's. W, Chrisman, who leaves shortly for California to make her home. The table decorations were in pink nnd white carnations and covers were laid for Mrs. Clnisman, Mrs. L. E. Clark, mihs uiai-K, .Mrs. .i. v. i tampion. Mrf. L. St. Clair, Dr. Mottle Hughes Cannon. Mrs T. C. S. Smith. Mrs. Stutlander, Mrs. R. T. Pitts. Mrs. J. Redlleld. After the luncheon an enjoyable enjoy-able informal muelcal programme was rendered by various guests present. .in A very pleasant at home was that of Wednesday last, whenMre. Julia Allen received her friends Informally. A pleasing feature of the afternoon was the informal musical programme rendered rend-ered by Miss Tessle Smith, Mrs, May Snell. Mrs. Clara Hanson Sims, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Poulton and .Miss Hazel Shoebridge. ti i Mrs. Llna Williams entertained the Wasatch Literary circle on Tuesday afternoon. May JC. It wa? the last meeting for the year, and was largely attended. Mrs. Byron Cummlng? reviewed re-viewed the book, "The Pharaoh and the Priest," and historical novel of ancient Greece by Alexander Glovatskl. This was followed by a pleasant social hour. o A pleasant Informal evening of the week wns that enjoyed by about thirty-five thirty-five of the friends of Miss Helen Bailey on Friday evening at her home. Spring flowers were used In the decoration of the home, and the evening was enjoy-ably enjoy-ably passed In playing games. tr Mrs. David E. Hemphill entertained j informally at dinner Friday evening in ! honor of Miss Anna Johnson of Nevada, who Is visiting frlendM in this city. Future Events. Sirs. R. H. Channlng gives a luncheon on Wednesday next in honor of Mrs. Rov McKay. ' The last meeting of the house decorative deco-rative section of the. Ladies' Literary club will be held Wednesday morning, Mav 25. at 10;30 o'clock at the club-houVe. club-houVe. Subject: "Transitional Architecture Archi-tecture in America," by Mrs-, S. F. Fen- If 0 Hugh Satterlee gives a nipper at the University club next Tuesday evening. Mrs. A. A. Adams will be guest of honor at an informal party to be given this evening at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry DInwoodey. a The J. G. W. will close for the season Tuesday, the 2Cth inot, with n picnic and banquet at Liberty park, wnather permitting. Further notice Wednesday. Wednes-day. Purely Personal. Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Katherlno Judge have returned from their California Cali-fornia trip. Mr. and Mrs. Thoman .Wclr- leave shortly for Europe, where they will vhI I for several months. Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar is now at homo to her frienda at First and F street. Her children, Beth ana Hooper, will be home from the East, where they have been attending school, about July 1 for the mimmer vacation. Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner have returned from a winter's visit In California, Cali-fornia, a Mrs. Charles E. Perkins nnd little son left. Friday for Baltimore. Rev. Mr. Perklnt? will join them later, the family returning to Salt Lake about July 20. Miss Louise Bascom, who has been attending Wellesley during the past year, will spend her inimmer vacation in North Carolina. Gen. J. M. J. Sanno, wife and' daughter daugh-ter are in the city and will probably remain all summer. Gen. and Mi's. Sanno are guests at "Whitehall," whilo Miss Sanno Ib a guest of MIkj Stella Salisbury. it After a pleasant visit with their son, J. Walcott Thompson, Gen. and Mrs. Thompson, left yesterday for St. Louis and the New England States to spend the summer. i , Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gower of Butte were Salt Lake visitors Thursday on their way East- a Mr. and Mr.i, Le Roy DInwoodey have returned from their wedding trip and will shortly be at home to their friends In the Miller flats. Mrs. Webb and Miss Vebb of San Francisco aro visiting Mr. and Mry. Fred J. Hill of this city. U f. . Mrs. Elizabeth C. Qenter leaves today to-day for New York, where she will join her cousin, MIrh Adelaide Hart, for a year's vfylt in Europe. ( u 4 Rev. John Rlchelsen hay 'returned from a two weeks' visit In Santa Fc, N. sr. Mr. and Mrs, Josepiv Brown of Slon-tana Slon-tana are spending their honeymoon In this city, guests of Sir. and Sirs. F. J. Hagenbarth. tttm Slisy srcLaury of New York If visiting visit-ing her sister, Sirs. Byron Cunnnings. a Wing B. Allen of The Tribune returned re-turned yesterday from a three weeks' vi.-dt In New York and other Eastern citiey. u a Wayne Hemphill of this? city spent Friday ia Ogden. Sirs. Terrell. MIPS Terrell and Dr. Terrell' will bt at home for the early yumim-r at 240 Third East street. . Srr. and Sirs. Joel L. Priest wlli shortly short-ly move Into their new home at 6$ P street. j Sirs. Slartha Royle-Klng returned yesterday from a pleasant visit, with Ca'pu and Sirs. H. D. Styer at Logan. 4 Sir. and Sirs. Leon Sweet have returned re-turned from their wedding trip and will eoon be at home to their frienda at 724 Eas'. Second South street. Stiss Edythe Hale is home from Stanford Stan-ford where -he has Just graduated. Dr. and Sirs. A. L. Castleman of Sfer-cur Sfer-cur have abandoned their proposed trip to Europe and will return to Utah in the near future. o Sirs. Hugh Park and Sites Sara Reld Park returned yesterday from California Califor-nia Sllfit? Park has just graduated from Stcniord. U Q Sir. and Sirs. John ane of Chicago are pending a few days in this city, guests at the honif of' Judge and Sirs. C. S. Jiane. Will Bateman is home- from Stanford, where he has been attending school dur ing tne past. year. b Sir. and Sirs. Helton- of Atwood, 11L. are guests of their son. Dr. Alfred' Joe Helton of this city. They are on their way o Washington to spend the summer. sum-mer. SIlss Hattie Wishard leaveu Wednesday Wednes-day next for Ohio, where she will pass part of the summer visiting relatives and friends. David S. SI array Is again at home after af-ter a few weeks visit in St. Louis. e- 4 At the close of school Sliss Judith Evann leaves for the East to pans the summer with friends in Omaha and on tho Great Lakes. ' u George Jay Gibson left Friday to attend at-tend the convention of the Knights of Columbus- at Louisville, and later the convention of the Sons of the American Revolution at St. Louis. a Judge and Sim Samuel Mi Do wall have moved from ICS Sixth East street and are now at home to their friends at 120 West Fourth South street. Slls Beatrice Checsman will return about the middle of June from St. Louis, where she has been attending school for a year past. lloyt Sherman leaves next week for a visit in the East. On his return he will bo accompanied by Roger Sherman, who haa just graduated at Andover and will shortly take his examinations for entrance to Yale. n m SUsh Slaud McCargar haw returned from Stanford and will siend the summer sum-mer with her aunt, Sirs. William II. Jones. Sir. and Sirs, Paul Nolan of this city were guests at the-Hotel del Coronado, San Diego, the early part of tho week. Silas1 Helen Bamberger will return from New Jersey about June IQ to fpend tho summer with her parents. Sir, and Sirs. Simon Bamberger. Sidney Bamberger Bam-berger will be. home in a few day.v from Columbia, where he hap Jupt completed a course In mining engineering. Sirs.- Slary Cope of Los Angeles Is a guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. N. Mi-Kay, Mi-Kay, at her. hoihe on First Went street. Mm. Curt Von Knoblock goes to Philadelphia early in June, to be away everal months. Wilbur Jurdcn of Slarshalltown, lu Jh a guest at the home of hip aunt. Sirs. Anna Behle of South Slain Btrcel. m Frederick W. Hayt left Tue-ylny morning for New York, whero he will meet Sirs. Hayt. who has been spending spend-ing the past six months in tho East. After visiting for a time at the World's fair, they will return to Salt Lake about June 15. - Sirs. J. SI. Hamilton is home from a four months' visit In southern California. Califor-nia. a m Charles Slorris of tho Highland Boy smelter has gone East for a two weeks' visit with relatives and frlendf. Sirs. Will Itlter and SIlss. Savage are home from a pleasant visit with relatives rela-tives in New York. V George Barrett Is expected to return from New York on Jbne 20, to pays the summer vacation with relatives 'in. this city. 1 a Sirs. Anna Behle and two daughters leave shortly after the close of school to pass the summer with relatives in Iowa. u Clyde Sciulres will be '.back from New York about the middle of July for a few weeks" visit before resuming his art studies In the fall. Sirs, Ella Ferguson leaves tho first of Juno for a visit at her.old home in Virginia. COUNTESS TEERHURST. From the, latest photograph of the Countess Deerhurat, formerly Virginia Bonynge of San Francisco, whtise romantic ro-mantic history and marriage to the English pter was the talk of tho two continents. m Mn Bcek.stcad, Ida. Mitchell, Clemens, Evo I H'. j Stoddard. Chatterton and Joslo Yates iii A Joel Nlbloy returned Wednesday from l ' I Stanford university, wberc ho has been Ij i ' tho past year. ;J' , H A pleasant entertainment and social wan J!' i i IH given Thursday evening at the Second iff I IH ward mcetlng-houHc. and was much on- I H Joyed by a largo number of people. The J , ' following programmo w.-is-'glvon during .' 1 thu evening: Hi J H I'iino Solo SIIss Bunby "l, 1 ' Dance, "Lovers from SiKiln"....., 'iltH ) jH SIIsscr Hatch Hi jl' , U . jl Tenor Solo Frank Baugh H 3r 1 ! Violin Solo Sirs, Lemmartz I 3- v , llH Rodlng Sirs. R. E. Stewart f 1,1 " i iiv 'tit! 'jH The Sllnncnun. club met Monday at the I ,'!( I I home of Miss Eve Stoddard, and a picas- I l'J I I ll ant evening wuh spent. .. 3 . i 'll - Mf Androw EHrtson left Saturday for Swe- uj i 'H don, where-he expects to remain for some . , H lime. d: H 51'' ' 1 1 Sirs. L. .T. Goodrich and Miss Estella M , "f EvanH left Tuesday to make a long visit rJJ I H with relatives at Rock Island, 111. 1 4' I P ' ll sr3 Claire -King of Ogden is visiting U-' fl I ' with Logan Trlends. , ' jl Sirs.' E. P. Smith entertained Informally a ir ( at dinner Tuesday evening. fl rk ' ,H Will Ecntle of Salt I.ako spent the week '"! visiting at Logan. Wk" ' I VIck Wells of Salt Lake Is visiting with V i ' Logan friends. V , SIr and Sirs. R. L. Bell of OrcIcu will j3i i sperd the coming tvo weeks with Logan 9'j ilH relatives. il iM ' u: ' 1 1 iH Sirs. W. Ornney will leave shortly to 'j ( 1 IH make her home nt Blackfgpt, Ida. I'- i lll |
