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Show tf-VS b-cen spending tho past month In New Jjss lork. Washington and St. Louis. One of tho most enjoyable lake parties Of the Season WAS thnt nt WMttiduilnv THIS will be ladles' night at tho University Uni-versity club, and Instead of tho usual Informal reception, a dance will bo enjoyed. Punch will bo served on the roof garden and tho evening even-ing Is being anticipated with great pleasure pleas-ure by those who will be counted among tho guests. M Mrs. Bransford, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Harris Har-ris and Mlas Emery will bo hostesses at a largo and elaborate tea this afternoon at Amelia Palace. Although tho gentlemen gentle-men wero not specifically Included ln the Invitations, they will be welcome as ln the past at Mrs. Holmes's regular afternoon recentions. and no doubt many will bo present during tho later hours of the day. Asslstjng the hostcssw will be Mrs. David Keith, Mrs Henry G. McMillan, Mrs. Windsor V. Rice. Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett, Mrs. J. R. Walker. Mrs. Benncr X. Smith. Punch will bo served by Miss Laura Sherman, Miss Helen Gillespie, Miss Lota McMillan. Miss Alleen Maclean, Miss Elizabeth Mclntyrc. i Tho first of tho season's porch parties was given yesterday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed, and very delightful tho guests found Iho vlnc-cov-crcd veranda during tho afternoon hours. In the parlor and library, whero a part of tho guests were seated, bowls of white roacs and carnations -wero used In tho pretty decorations. Rugs covered the porch floor and a great American flag was draped across tho east end. Sbcty-lhrec was the game played, pretty Japanese fans being used for tablo carda and scenes In Franco and Italy for score cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. lloyt Sherman, Mrs. T. B. Bcatty and Mrs. T. G Webber. The prizes, also, were souvenirs sou-venirs of Mrs. Reed's recent visit ln Europe, Eu-rope, Among thoso present wcro Mrs. W S. McCornlck, Miss KcoRh. Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes. Mrs. Robert Rob-ert Hnrkness, Mrs. Gcorgo Y. Wallace. Mrs. Windsor V. Rice, Mrs David Keith. Mrs, William A. Nclden. Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Sher-man, Mrs. O. W. Powers and her gucat, Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Proutz. Mrs. Hanauer, Mrs. Holman. Mrs. T. G. Webber. Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Stnrglo, Mrs. Henry .L. Miller. Mrs. Sol Slegcl. Mrs. Alexander C. Ewing. Mrs. T. B. Doatty, Mrs. Jo90jih M. Bidwell. Mrs. RujwoH C. Woodruff, Mrs. Robert J. Glondlnnlng, Mrs. John E, Dooly, Mrs, John Dern, Mrs. William II. Cunningham. Mrs. George W. Moyer, Miss Crawford, Miss Kimball, Miss Isaaon. Miss Cosgrlff, Miss Elizabeth CosKriff, MIfs Hanauer, Miss Ida Hanauor. Mlas Webber. Miss Dorothv Kinney gave a lako party lBBt evening. Her guests numbered twen-tv-four. They went out on the 5 o'clock train, enjoyed suppor. and later passed tho ovcnlng In dancing. Lieut. Abbott of Fort Rlley k a guest of Lieut. Parker at tho post. A lake party was given in his honor Wednesday evening, even-ing, enjoyed by a dozen friends of Lieut. Parker.. Mrs. Edward W. Clarko nnd two chll-dron chll-dron leivo today for California, after a pleasant visit with Miss Stella Salisbury. Members of St. Mark's guild will bo entertained en-tertained at a Kensington next Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wlnd-cor Wlnd-cor V. Rice. Mrs. HoyJ. Shorman left last evening for Provo, whero she will meat Mr. Sherman and return with him. Mr. Sherman haa been spending tho past month In New lork. Washington and St. Louis. One of tho most enjoyable lake parties of the season was that of Wednesday, when Mrs. Charles G. Plammer and Mrs. F. A. DruchI entertained a party of thirty ladles in honor of Mrs. Coates of London. Tho party went out on tho 10 o'clock, train, at noon enjoyed a delicious lunch, and enjoyed tho pleasures of tho resort until 3 o'clock, when a majority of the. ladles returned to tho city. In the evening even-ing Mrs. Plummcr entertained a party of twelve. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Salisbury and Walker will return Monday from tho East. Miss Allco Goodwin has returned from Nov York, whero she has been In school for a year past Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bauer hnvo taken the house at H7 East South Temple street and are now at home to tholr friends there. Miss Ethol Bauer will return today from SL Louis and Omaha, where sho has been visiting for several weeks past Miss Georgia Vadner, who has spent the past year ln California. Is now at Battle Mountain, Nov.. a guest of her brother, C. S. Vadner. j Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs Lorlng and their two children left Salt Lako yesterday for Deer Lodge, Mont., to remain for an ln-dotlnlto ln-dotlnlto time. Miss Jcssio Newlln will bo tho guest of honor at a reception to be given this afternoon by Miss Maud May Bnbcock at her home, 273 Eleventh East. Tho hours will be from 3 to C o'clock, and a large number of Miss Babcock's friends have been Invited to meet Miss Newlln. Mlsa May Billings and Miss Edith Low-thcr Low-thcr wero guests of honor nt a charmingly charming-ly arranged luncheon, followed by a Kensington, Ken-sington, yesterday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Charles Billings. Tho decorations decora-tions wore of a patriotic order, being carried car-ried out in flags, bunting and flowers in tho national colore. Tho long tiblo at which the thirty guests wore neated was gay with tiny flags and bowls, of red and whito roses and blue panslos. Placo cards, adorned with flags, wero found at tho plates of tho guests. After the luncheon, the afternoon was passed ln an Inral ' i - way, and was enjoyed by tho following guests Mrs. red Sinclair, MIhb Jcnnlo Lynrr, Miss Ella Manto, Mls3 Mary Sharp, Miss Lora Schoppc. Miss Daisy Raybould, Miss Alma Young, Mlsa Josephine Wolls, Miss Vivlm Little, MJss Alloen Crlsmon, Miss Catherine Moffatt. Miss Clella Mc-Crcady, Mc-Crcady, Miss Edith Kingsbury, Mls3 Edith Lowther. Miss Gertrude Mayer, Mrs. Ewing Ew-ing of Colorado. Miss Abble Wells, Miss Marge Ellcrbeck. Miss Evelyn Thomas, Miss Annlo Adams, Miss Leda Rawlins, Miss Lucllo Romney. Very enjoyable was tho 'C3 parly yesterday yes-terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George W. Snow, when some forty guests were entertained. Roses nnd greens wero used In artistic profusion in the decoration of the pretty home, red In tho pnrlor, whito In the library, yellow In tho dining-room, and the wild pink roses in the hall. Assisting the hostess wero Mrs, Haymon. Mlsa Edith Kingsbury, Miss Mabel Hampton, Miss Eva Snow, Miss Cora Snow. Prizes were won by Mrs. Fred SUdo and Mrs. II. G. Williams. Among tho guests present wero Mrs, Fred Blade, Mrs. Will Lynch, Mrs. J. W. Delano, Mrs. R. P. Morris, Mrs. J. B. Hampton, Mra Haymon, Mrs. John W. Hughes, Mrs. H. C. Williams, Mrs. John McMIllcn. Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury, Mrs. H. G Edwards, Mrs, CI arles W. Boyd, Mrs. Abner Luman, Mrs. J. D. Wood. Mrs. E. A. Wall, Mrs. I-leber Lee, Mrs. Frank Harding. Mrs. David Evons, Mrs. Byron Cummlngs, Mrs Curtis L. Knight, Mrs. Ernest A. Greenwood, Mrs. J. T. Cllntor. I il Mra. J, B. Evans, Miss Snow, Mr? 'H George T. Brlce. Mrs. F. L. Richard:. I IH wrei.J u1:lt,e. trs. Claude W Gates. Mn- Walter r N cooker, Mrs, W. S. Henderson iH Mrs. Harry Fcnnemore. Mrs. A. D. Mo J '1 yin, Mrs. A. G. And rows, Mrs. S. P. Dal- 1 IH las, Mrs. John Clark, Miss Edith King'' .il bury. Miss Cummlngs. - ! IH ' iH Mr and Mrs. W. M. Woottcn have V. iH turned from their wedding trip and wl;' 1 H shortly bo at homo to their friends U. I city, H ll 1 The home of Mr. and Mr?. W. C. Tho- I mas was tho scene of a very pretty wed- 'I H ding Inst ovonlng, when their dnughte:i Miss Beatrice, became tho bride of Georg:- l B. McMuHcru Only a few close friends o' ll tho yovng couple wero present at tla I wedding" and tho Informal reception fo fl lowing. Rev. Dr. Paden of the Flr.r Presbyterian church was the officiating ll clergyman, the ceremony being performer ' iH at 7 o'clock. Mlas Maud Cahoou of Mm IH ray was tho maid of honor, and Theodor. Nchcmiah tho best man. Miss Calioon'- H gown was of cream colored mullc ove ' H turquolso bluo taffota, and her flowui'V ll were white sweet peas. The bride'.- iH gown was of whito crepe do chine, madi en tralne over taffeta, tho bodlco clabu I tH ratcly trimmed with laco. She carried r i H shower bouquet of white roses. Mrs. Tho- H mas woro a beautiful gown of light grcc; 1 H voile over white taffeta. At the rcceptlor- H following tho ceremony, refreshment H U'crc served by Miss Edna Tlbbey, Mist- H Mary Thomas, Miss Florence Scars, Mls B Lllllo Thomas, Miss Bertha Crosier, Ml? jM Emma Thomas. Many roses were useit )l 'H In decoration, pink and white ln the par- '1 lor and library, and carnations of the H samo colors in tho dining-room. Mr. ami Mrs, McMullen will be at home to their IH friends at 202 G street until the first oi i August when they go to Butto to make their home. ! H Miss Ludnda Peterson of Brlgham City was bidding farewell to her Salt Lako JH friends yesterday preparatory to sailing I 1H for Europo, where she will spend the j' fjl summer in England, Germany and Swe- 'IH ' i tiH Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Clark left yes- terday for South Dakota, after a visit 'IH of some days with tho family of tholr- I brother, Frank II. Clark. Rov. Mr. ClarU , 'IH is superintendent of the Black Hills m!s- , slon of the Methodist Episcopal church 1 H and la returning from the general con- ' ference at Los Angeles. Miss Alico Isabel Stephenson of this j'l city, and Emcron A. Francom of Ogden, J'H wero married here Wednesday evening. Bishop William McMillan of the Twenty- fM eighth ward performing Iho ceremony. jH |
