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Show SOCIETY. r v CALENDAR. f j Mtb. Don Porter and Mrs. v Sam Porter will entertain at ! a bridRe tea this afternoon at I- the homo of Mrs. Sam Porter v i on Brigham street. i ' " r Mrs. Elisabeth Belden will 4 cntertnin at a bridgo tea this v 4- afternoon at her home on O v 2 street. r ... . -I- Mrs. J. M. Moore will enter- 4 4- tain the members of tho Plate 4 -r club at luncheon today at her !- home on First avenue. - ... ,, r . The College club will meet 4 -I- this evening with Miss Ifowe 4 4 and the Misses Cassidv at their -r 4 homo in the Canning flats, Fifth r East and Sccon-1 sticots. -r j. I Tbo art section of tho Ladies' - J Literarj" club will meet at 10:15 r r o'clock this morning at the club- 4 house. !- v At the meeting of the St. Mark's Hospital association held yesterday at the Y. M. C. A,, the following committees commit-tees for the Charitj' ball, to be given November 17, were appointed: Executive. Execu-tive. Mrs. F. S. Bascom, Mrs. Windsor" V. Rice, Mrs. Sol Siegel, Mrs. William Igleheart, Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, Mrs. A. J. Gorham, Mrs. Russcl Tracy. Mrs. William C. Jennings and Miss llowat; ticket, Mrs. J, A. Reeves and Mrs. Warren War-ren Benjamin; suppor, Mrs. Clifford Pearsall. Mrs. William McGrath, Mrs. Samuel Faul, Mrs. Rachel Miller, Mrs. G. G. Vcrbryck, Mrs. A. Hall and Mrs. Robert Broadhurst; floor and programme. pro-gramme. Mrs. C. W. Powers and tho Misses Bancroft; decorations, Mrs. Russcl Rus-scl Tracy, who will appoint her assistants. as-sistants. Another meeting of the association asso-ciation will bo held in two weeks to hear tho reports of the committees. ... Miss Florence Tuadenham and J. TD. Langford were married in tho temple 3'esterday morning, and in tho evening a large reception was given at the homo of tho bride's brother, W. J. Tudden-ham. Tudden-ham. Tho house was decorated in fall flowers, and assisting were Miss Estellc ! Langford, Miss FJorenco Langford, Miss Pearl Pickett, Miss Ethel Groes-bcek Groes-bcek and Mrs. L. n. Groesbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Langford have gone to L-.c Angeles for a trip, and will b at home after November 15 at 124 K street in this city. The wedding of Mrs. Janet Shearer Peterson of San Francisco and J. M. Davis, general superintendent' of the Oregon Short Line of this city, took place in San Francisco last evening. The ceremony was performed by the Rov. Mr. Morgan of tho Episcopal Hiurch, and tho attendants were Miss Hetchens and E. M. Bagley of Salt Lake. Mr. aud Mrs. Davis have gone to Mexico for a trip, and they will be at home afler December 15 at the Bransford. 4 In honor of Miss Jean Odell. Mrs. Grant Hampton entertained at five hundred yesterday afternoon at her homo on East First South street. The hostess was assisted in receiving by Miss Odell. Decorations were of Japanese lanterns, and the favors and prizes were Japanese. Pri7.es wore won by Mrs. Andrew Howat, Mrs. A. J. Gorham Gor-ham and Miss Odell. w Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian entertained at bridge tea yesterday afternpon in honor of Mrs. William C. Hall. Prizes in tho game were taken by Mrs. George ( Moore. Mrs. Jnmcs Jennings, Mrs. H. L, Charles and Mrs. Volhncr. Decorations Deco-rations were of chrysanthemums, and assisting the hostess were Mrs. Karl Schcid and Mrs. Lcdyard Bailey. tr One of the pleasant events of Tuesday Tues-day evening was the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Tnttlc at their homo on First avenue. Table decorations decora-tions were of pink roses, and present were Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brnns-ford, Brnns-ford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dnly. Mrs. T. H. Grofihcll entertained at a family parly Tuesday in honor of Mrs. J. C. "Hemciiway and Mrs. E. Shult. of Indiana. Prizes woro taken by Mrs. Charles Heincuwav. Mrs. 0. T. Groshell, Jr., and Mrs. C. G. I lemon way. . Mrs. W. IT. Harrison of Mexico and Mrs. Shelley Tutlle of Nampa, Tda., who have boon visiting their sister. Mrs. Charles G. Wntsoa, have returned to their homes. Dr. W. IT, Rothwcll of Murray has as his guest his mother, Mrs. William J. Rothwell of Denver and his grandmother, grand-mother, Mrs. M. J. Luncj- of Boise, Tda. At the mcoling of the College club this evening Frank B. Stephens will present to thu club the merits of the Dos Moines plan of cit3' government. . HI Mrs. E. W. Wilson, who has been spending several weeks in the city, will return soou to liar home in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Walker and Mrs. G. R. Walker returned yesterday from a trip to New York. |
