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Show 1 SOCIETY 4- SOCIAL CALENDAR. -T 4 Invitations for the "Japan- r ese Shindijr, '' to be given by -S 5' the Freshman elnsB of the Uni- r versity, were issued Monday. I The invitations are decidedly 4 ! unique, showing a Japanese cirl 4 r holding a fan, with characters 4 J thatt arc as near Jnpaueso as 4 J iiossible, but are worded so tliat 4 4 one may read that the affair is 4 4 to be given next Friday even- 4 4 ing in the Assembly hall of the 4 4 Museum building. Those who 4 4 will chaperon the partv are 4 4 President and Mrs. J. T. "Kings- 4 4 bury, Dean and Mrs. Byron 4 4 Cumniings. Coach and Mrs. .To- 4- 4 soph H. Mfaddock. Dean and 4 4- Mrs. R V. Chanil)crlnin, Prof. 4 4- nnd Mrs. David H. Allen, Dr. 4 4- and M.rs. Joseph TL Merrill, 4- 4 Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Ebaugh. 4- 4- One of the social events of 4 4- the day will be tho musiealc to 4 4 he pi ven this evening at tho 4 4- Ladies' Literary club under the 4 4 management ot! Fred Graham. 4 4- Those assisting on the pro- 4 4- gramme will be tho Orpheus 4- 4 olub. Miss Cecelia Sharp, Wal- 4 4 rer Vnllacc and . Albert Press 4 4 The musicals this evening will 4 4 be the first in a series to bo 4- 4 given during the winter months. 4 4- A number of social events are 4 4 being planned for Miss Leslie 4 4 Kerr of Chicago, who will ar- 4- 4 rive the latter part of the week, 4- 4 to bo the guest of Miss Bcatrico 4 4- Chcesman, and Miss Ralston of 4- 4 St. Louis, who has been a guest 4 4 at the Chcesiuan home for tho 4 4 past three weeks. 4 4 Mrs. Mason will entertain a 4- 4 few friends informallj at bridge 4 4 on Wednesday afternoon at her 4 4 Fort. Douglas home. 4- 4 The Sans Souci club will 4 4 meet tomorrow afternoon with 4 4- Mrs. Everett Buckingham. 4- 4- Mr. and Mrs. John C. Daly 4 4 will entertain the Card club at 4 4 their home on Friday evening. 4- 4- Miss Helene Critzer will on- 4- 4- tortain half a do7.en of the close 4 4 friends of Miss Alice Paul in- 4- 4 formally at her home on Satur- 4 4 day afternoon. 4 4- The Sowing club will meet to- 4- 4 .morrow afternoon with Mrs. 4- 4- John C. Dnlv. 4. 4- The Juniors of the University 4 4- held a meeting Monday after- 4- 4- noon to perfect plans for tho 4 4 big "Junior Promenade," to be 4- 4- given in the gj'mnasium at the 4- 4 school two weeks from ne.t 4 4 Friday, on the evening of Feb. 4- 4 S, AH the difFerent organiza- 4 4 tions of the school will be ropre- 4 4 sented with n booth of some 4 4 sort, and most, of them will 4 4 serve refreshments. The decora- 4 4- tions as now planned will eclipse 4- 4- unj'thing ever attempted in tho 4- 4- social realm of the institution. 4 4- Tho electric eA'ects that arc to 4- 4 be used during the evening pro- 4 4 mise to he decidedly original. 4- 4 Gov. Cutler will probably lead 4- 4 the grand march, with 'which 4 4 tho evening's entertainmont 4 4- will open. This march will de- 4 4- scribe an immense "08," theso 4 4- being the numerals of the hosts 4- 4 of the evening. Other officers 4- 4 of the Stato and school will 4. 4- also participate in the march. 4- A delightful birthday part3 was given at the residence ot Mr. and Mrs. 11. Nielson, -11 o Post, street, Saturday evening. Music and games were the features of the evening. Those present were Mr and Mrs. II. P. Johanson, Mr. and Mrs.' William Johanson. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Christonson, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Paulson. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Hanson. Mr. John Hanson, Fred Rath. Mrs. M. Skow. A. Anderson Ander-son and Miss Hattio Nielson. A surprise party was given last evening even-ing at, the home of Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson, by the Daughters of the Cou-federacy. Cou-federacy. in honor of her father. Col. H. F. Bridewell, a former Confederate officer, whoso six brothers also served during the war. Tho event, also commemorated com-memorated the one-hundredth anniversary anniver-sary of General Lee's birthday. Speeches were made by Colonel Bridewell Bride-well and old war songs were sung hy the guests. Mrs. William Reid was the hosfess of a delightful bridge tea .yesterday afternoon, seven tables being filled with players Mrs. J. F. Caino poured tea in tho dining-room, and was assisted by Mra. Kenneth C. Kerr and Miss Jasamine Young. At tho close of the afternoon the honors wore awarded to Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs. William Cunningham, Miss Elizabeth McTntyre, Mrs. Adolf Baer and Miss Eloisc Sadler. V 4 Mr. nnd Mrs. George Phelps Holman will leave early in March for Xew York, where they will spend some time, and vill be joined there by Mrs. T. W. London and her little daughter, Win-nifred, Win-nifred, from Portland. The party will then sail for Europe, where they will spend several months. Mrs. U. C, Brownlee entorlainod at, the second in a series of informal afternoon aft-ernoon affairs yesterday; luncheon was served at noon, ' followed by bridge. The guests were Mrs. C. M. Bell, Mrs. Harry Ganz, Mrs. 31. J. Schultz, Mrs. E. T. Harvey, Mrs. Eugene Kahn, Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux, and Mrs. II. G. Brockman. The enlisted men of Fort Douglas will give a dance tomorrow evening at, the Post hall, Sergeaut Bemotte in charge. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Swortwood left yesterday afternoon for Kansas City and other Eastern points, where they will visit for a month. k k Miss Beatrice Cheesman and Miss Sarah Ralston received their friends informally at a o o'clock tea on Sunday Sun-day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Font on left Inst, evening for Los Angeles, where they will spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. IL C. Fisher and children chil-dren left last evening for Los Angeles, where they will spend eomo time. Mrs. M. H. Sowlcs left yesterday for Loh Angoles, whgro she will speucl the remainder of tho winter. Miss Leila Fowler left yesterday for a three-weeks' visit with friends in Los AngnlcfJ. Mr." and Mrs. Seowcroft of Ogdcn loft, yesterday for Los Angeles for a six-weeks' stlv-v. " k- 1 Mrs. George Putnam entertained in- formally at cards yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Phillip Stnab left yesterday for southern California. C. A. G rover left yesterday for southern Cnliforuia. |
