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Show J T . Iff SOCIAL HAPPENINGS THROUGHOUT THE STATE IS: 1 PARK CiTY KT I Speoinl to The Tribune. Hi lf PARK CITY, Ot. !. Tho Hist regular KU mecthur of the Woman's Atheunoum Uwti since Ihclr ndjournment Inst pprinp for UmA J the summer months was held at tho homo Mw'i IJ of tho president, Mrs. Arthur Williams, Uma Monday afternoon, when plana for tho Umtt A year's work were completed. At this mmA if lirst meeting the newly-elocted officers MWti 5 were installed, and such was the Po- mm$ i I gramme with them on Monday lust. After jj ft ! calling the members to order, a paper lti written by Mrs. M. M. F. Allen, on 4 V "Reminiscences of Summer," was read ; WV i by Mrs. D. Q. Orabll. the snmo being very KjJ 1 much enjoyed by the Indies. Dainty re- 3 ! freshmen ts were served by the hostess. f: and the next moellnc. which wll ho lield 3 k Monday afternoon, will again be with jlV; Mrs. Williams at her home. 41 ,. Mrs. Charles Sherman left for her home 'j ! Jn New York, after visiting with Mr. and tj ': Mrs. V. W. Sherman. H.d Tlte Past Noble Grands held their rcgu- j S'' lar mooting at. the homo of Mrs. joc Li ( Kemp. Sr., Tuesday afternoon. Tho house Ij fl was buantifullv decorated with autumn K$ , leaves and (lowers. A short programme !! ' I was trlven by the following Indies: A I i 3 duet hv Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Worry: a M4l i piano solo by Mrs. William Oslkn, and a i'l !' vocal solo by Miss Mabel Komp. The ff ladles present were Mrs. Addison. Mrs. 3 i V. Kncale. Mrs. Oslifa, Mrs. Johnson. l'S Airs. JeffoiiJ, Mrs. Rosevear. Mrs. Worry, Mrs. Weist. Mrs. Uinkard, Mrs. Stringer Hftjl! and Mrs. Lungon. liP Main Seighert Perrcy is visiting with mlim Mr and AIrs w5111anl Knenlc nfp. The most elaborate affair of the season tffjijj so far. in tho way of school functions, $5fJ) was the affair Friday night, when the vJflfl' members of tho freshmen class of the jSifh Park City high school entertained tho V members and faculty of the Park City MsM schools. At 9 o'clock the jally crowd as- Hmjl .vembled at Maple hall, where dancing, ffj ; card playing and other sorts of amuse- rffjjr ment helped to make the guests .happy jljj and add to the making of the party the successful one which it proved to be. Hilijy. TIio decorations wore most elaborate, the I Jtl ciass colors of applo-grecn and white be- fli$r In" uscJ effective, and, together with "Nifri school colors, added much beauty to the H'tjV large hall. Neat cozy corners had also mS ! been arranged by tho young hustlers, and Hhjfrl nothing was loft undone, either in the HfiUj' . line of decorating or assisting to eriter-.11 eriter-.11 tain any member of the class, and if this igjl affair of Fridny evening is occr outdone sg by any other clnsses the members will RfMT have to be up and doing, for never in iajt; the history of the local high school has Htf there been anything to equal the Friday jjfr 1 night affair of the class of 1913. Hjfjj W, J. Johnston of Salt Lake Is the J guest of James, Mulr of this city. Htff! Unique In the extreme was the "barn Mjlfr j dance" given Friday evening In Masonic iii hall by the Order of tho Eastern Star to H&nH its friends and members. The dress was a$) ; that of old-time country days, which was Iffft' quite a feature In itself and added much (fill mirth and pleasure to the dance. Every- pS body had a good time and enjoyed Uicm- IUki ; selves to the. fullest extent, r.ater, dell- mWv "1 clous refreshments were served to the ijfn 3 Miss Lizzie Stanton has returned to I til! i nrr homo in Montana, after an extended IhI X visit with her aunt, Mrs. F. W. Sherman. Kv ft i The Cotillion club was organized last Bull I Friday evening at Society hall. Tho club WJr! I will meet every llrst and and third rrlday M'J ft ,1 evenings of the mouth. Ijt fij ' Mcssrn. George Zabrlskie and Paul 73111- miiM .1 Jngs returned to the Park after a pleasant KijTl l v's't m Salt Lake and Provo. I Bfl V The seniors of tho Park City high (f j school gave an entertainment in honor Hii!:! of one of their members, it being his Jlr: birthday. The class went for a hayrick w!!,; ride and later stopped at the home of Hi ij! ' George Archibald, where a delicious sup- K' lt per was served. During the evening iff'. George was presented with a gold mono- li jji : gram stickpin in behalf of the class. The at, , following young people were present: f ft Misses Margaret Bolton, Tona McDonald, Sflii- Bessie McDonald, Knid Riley. Loretta Mi nj Jennings. Lenora Hurley, Clara Stine. hi jji p Minnie Cunningham. Theresa Quinn and y! Rhea Riley; Messrs. John Buck, Will lit jj i Hillstrom and Bert Dcighton. t The members of the O. S. P. club were HuM pleasantlv entertained at the home of it B, 1 Mrs. Johnnie Fitzgerald. The afternoon ill was spent hi sewing, and about 5 o'clock mV ji delicious luncheon was setved to the l'fl;,j following ladies: Irs. A. Stanley. Mrs. fi L n Rome Saxton. Mrs. William J. Rosevear. Mrs. Joseph Kemp, Jr., and Miss Esther it Mrs. M. Carey and daughter. Miss 1 Miltrude, spent the past week In Salt Wlj Mrs. Gus Fahrendorf entertained a in number of boys at her home on Park riiS ! avenue Monday afternoon. The time was lift spent in games of all sorts, and at tho me of departure each boy was given a Biyitr. book as a souvenir. Delicious rofresh- H ments were served to the following: !! Clarence Doyle. Jlmmie Kennedy. Stuart Hwil!' Kelly, Donald Nelson. Patrick ItfcDon- BlSI -ngb Edward Murphy and Raymond 'ail and rs. Peter Martin returned HEflSI'i to t,,e Park. Thursday morning, after a awl,: few days visit with friends in Salt Lake. fS Tho ladleB of SI. Lukes guild will give lM! a dinner and an apron sale on Thurs- H I: day. October 11. at the I. O. O. F. hall. InlfjS Mrs. Joc Murphy of Ely, Nov., has re-jnffljr, re-jnffljr, turned to her home, after an extended Kit v vlslt wil11 ller sl8t"cr' lrs" jiickey n- HSul Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hodgson enter- JljH tained Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wagner at jjlf it dinner Thursday evening. !3f ; Mrs. C. W. Hodgson left Friday after- Hulli noon for a few days' visit with friends. Kfilij The 11. O. A. C. club met Thursday IfvflR evening at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Hil!i Muffet. Games wero played and delicious liSi i refreshments were served. The club will IkIIIiI meet at the home of Miss Pearl Crowther- All i Ir- ol0 sPnt- Thursday rn Park City, lflli visiting the mines 111 1 KAYSVILLE gj! Special to The Tribune. H! KAYSVILLE. Oct. 0. A .number of I Hi' yirb:. Mario Parry's friends tendered Iter HH' a surprise pany at her apaTlmenis in kHS t.ho Kaysvillc hotel on Mondav eveninj-. Hnl? Dainty refreshments wore served and HH aD Gl.oyal)l tiino was had by all IfMr Hiss Laura Vomm and Carl 3Iarston IH were united iu marriage on Wednesday lnl aftornoon. In tho evening an olahof- H ate reception was given af, tho home of i lie bride's parents, Mr. and trs. Hfflj Brigham Younsr. in Kaysvillo, at which Hl ybotil lifly of their Tolatives and friends Hh ATCro prps0Tlt' Tlui u"fl''l couple ro- HH, ceived Some very beautiful presents. H9H Miss Gertrude P.lat-dell of Center- HjH' viJlc and Marion Hess of!, Farmingtou Hfl' wero married in Salt Lake City this HHI' "veok. They left inimodial ely nfter Hie nnl ceremony .for ('nljforuia, where thev VJIl will sp:nd a few weeks. After No- Hi1 vember 1 they will, be at homo to their friends iu Mnlad C'ity, Ida. Hlj Charles Ponian of Lavlon and Miss HKtij llelgn Poiorson of Ilnrilsrille, Weber Hj Ij county, w.ero married in Ogden this IMr. and Mrs. J. George Barnes of Salt Lake Citv wero visiting relatives in Kaysvillo this week. Presidont James f. Linford of tho B. Y. C. of Logan was a Knysville visitor this week. Lorin Moss an1 Miss Mae Briggs. two popular young neoplo of Woods Cross, were married during the wetdt. Philip Phillips returned to his home in Kaysvillo the first of the week, after af-ter a month's visit in Logan with relatives. rel-atives. Will Knnco and Gilbert U Xnr.cc. left Tuesday evening for southern Colorado, whore they expect to spend " month r moro visiting as guests of their brother, Miles Nance, and fnm- iy. Fish and Game Warden Alnn Thomson Thom-son left Thursday for Box Elder eoun ty, whore lie expects to spend the next two months. Miss Trenc Bishop accepted a position posi-tion in Salt Lake Citj a few days ago. A dance was given in the Kaysvillo opera house on Friday evening under the auspices of tho Kavsville Amusement Amuse-ment committee. James J'nync of Salt Lake is visiting visit-ing relatives in Kavsville this week. Miss Ziun Webb spent Wednesday in .Ogden with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo W. Barnes and children spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City with relatives. Mrs. James Gardiner and Miss Myrtle Myr-tle C, Blood were visitors to Tooele on Friday and Saturday. Miss Vera Bonnomort is spending tho week in Salt Lako City as guest of her friend, Miss Lucillo Butler. Shirlev Mac liarne1: fh-son fh-son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. M. Barnes, who has been very sick during the past two weeks, suffering from a bad attack at-tack of typhoid fever, is now thought to bo on the improve. Mrs. Emmelino Openshaw is vory sick at her homo in oast Knysville. Mrs. Annie B. .Jones, of Marion, Summit Sum-mit county, is spending a few davs ,in Knysville 'as the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs of llebor City wero in town the first of tho week, guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Morton. Mrs. Mamie Thomson entertained a few friends at her home on Thursday evening at a duck supper. Among the guests present wore Miss Olive Kilfoylc, Arnold M. Barnes and Miss Daisy Strong. Supper was served at S p. m., after which the guests assembled in the parlor, where ti delightful musical programme was carried out James Hvde, Jr., and daughter of Fairview, Ida-, returned home on Thursday Thurs-day evening, after a week's visit in Kavsville with relatives. Miss Ella Hills of Salt Lake City, is spending a few weeks in Knysville with relatives. Mrs. Kate Jardinc of Gnrfich is visiting relatives in town for a few days. Mr. antl Mrs. ITcber Murdork of ITeber City arc spending a few days in Kai'sville with relatives. Miss Mvrtlc Jones returned to her home in Layton Sunday, after a ten days' visit in Caldwell, Ida., with relatives rela-tives and friends. Claronce Dawson of Bountiful and Miss Nellie Sanders of Fnrmington wore married on Friday, and left immediately for Idaho, where they expect to make their home. Mrs. Thomas Briggs of East, Bountiful Bounti-ful expects to leave next Tuesday fpr Derbyshire, England, where she will spend the winter visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Tripp of Bountiful Bounti-ful left the first of tho week for an extended trip to Seattle. Wash. Mrs. Adclbert Burnham of Woods Cross is making an extended visit in Colorado Springs with relatives. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Steed of Favinington Saturday, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bort Turner on Friday. LOGAN j Special to The Tribune. LOG AX, Oat. 9 Tho Clio circle held its first meeting of the season Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. E. WT Robinson with a large attendance. The afternoon was occupied by Mr. Horace 2scbckcr, who gave a most interesting in-teresting talk on ancient and modern literature. Two new members, Mrs. Lee Thatcher and Miss Veda Thatcher, were voted iu. Delicious refreshments wore served. Mrs. Bobinson was assisted as-sisted by Mrs. J. E. Cnrdon, Mrs. A. L. Cole and Mrs 0. W. Bobinson. The club will meet Wednesday next with Mrs. Joseph Odell. Several informal bridge teas have been given during tho week. The Original Social club met Wednesday Wednes-day with Mrs. Preston Thatcher. A guessing game was enjoyed and the prizes were won by Mrsltobert Murdoch Mur-doch and Mrs. Hyrum Htiyball. Refreshments Re-freshments were served ami the club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. George JIayball. A. S. Spanchy entertained at a very delightful evening party nt his home Saturday, complimentary to the employees em-ployees of his lumber yards. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed. Another pleasant affair of tho week was the party given Wednesday evening even-ing at, the Fifth wnrd chapel in honor of Mrs. IJiec. a retiring president of tho Young Ladies' Mutual. A musical programme was given and refreshments wore served. Miss Huntington and Miss Parmeley ontertained at a prettilv appointed dinner din-ner party at the A. Cr Saturday afternoon. after-noon. The tabic- was beautifully dec-oraicd dec-oraicd with fall flowers and covers were laid for eight. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Smith are visiting visit-ing with Salt Lake relatives, Miss Virginia England was most pleasantly surprised by a number of her friends on Thursday. Mrs. Kate Preston went to the citv Wednesday to visit with Salt Lake relatives rel-atives and friends. Mrs. Frederick Clark is visiting in tho city, the guest of friends at Bow-land Bow-land hall. Miss ftodah Cook spent the week visiting vis-iting in the city, The A. C. Woman's club met Monday Mon-day with Mrs. A. 11. Thompson. The afternoon was a very ini cresting one, Prof. C. Larseu giving n short sketch of Zanguills and his works and reviewing review-ing in a most pleasing manner "Mero-y "Mero-y Mary Ann." Dr. and Mrs. Harry Ernois spent Sunday Sun-day and Monday at tho boat house on tho Bear river, where the' enjoyed duck hunting. Joel Nib ley of Salt Lake spent, the early part oC the week in Logan, the guest of his mother, Mit. Ellen Niblej'. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Preston of Smr valley spent the week with Logan relatives. rela-tives. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wingfield of Denver are visiting with Logan relatives. rela-tives. The ninny friends of Mr. and Mrs, Guy Thatcher will be ploasod to loam they have arrived safely at Holland. Mrs. Joseph Howell is visiting in Salt. Lake, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis T. Cannon. Mrs. .lulia NUjIey is visitiug with relatives in tho eity. R. L. Campbell .spent the lattor part of the week in Salt Lake. Mrs. T. W. Smart spoilt the week with Salt .Lake friends. A. E. Bouon left Monday for C'hiea'o, where he will resume his studies at the Uuivcrsijy of Chicago. I EUREKA Spoclal to The Tribune. EUREKA, Oct. 0. J. C. Sullivan, superintendent of tho Raymond Illinois mine, spent a portion of tho week at tho capital city. Mrs. A Mel tor stone, of "Robinson attended at-tended tho stake Sunday school convention conven-tion at Provo last Sunday. Mrs. Bnxil M. Cornish and children are the guests of Salt Lako relatives. Mtb. Marcollns Schmidt is visiting with her daughter, Blanche, at Salt Lake this city. Mrs. Warner and children have gone to Spanish Fork to reside. Mrs. John Bells and children have returned homo nfter a pleasant visit with friends nt Spanish Fork. Miss Anna Cleveland and her company com-pany of players presented tho piny of "Gioriauna" at, the' opora houso on Friday evening to a large and appreciative appreci-ative audience. On Tuesday evening Judge Lindsay spoke tho solemn words that, joined Peter Pe-ter M. Pcd orscn and Virgic Boscnlof for life. The groom is a well known resident of this city and tho bride is one of Mt. Pleasant s fair daughters. Following the ceremony a splendid wedding supper was partaken of by tho invited guests. Mr. and Mrs. Peder-sen Peder-sen will make their home in Eureka. Mr. and Mrs. William Embleton arc tho guests of tho family of their son, Edward, at Salt Lako City. Judge Frank Thombcrg of Silver City spent the week at the capital. Judge A. A. Noon and Attorney P. G. Peterson of Provo visited Eureka Snuday and were the guests of Superintendent Super-intendent X. W. Roberts nt the iron King mine. ? Mr. and Mrs. James P. Driscoll spent tho week nt Salt Lake, visiting the fair, as did Mr. and Mrs. John Galley. Mrs. Dora Kohl and daughter of Po-eatello. Po-eatello. Ida., arc visiting with Eureka friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Griggs spent the week at, the capital, viewing the sights at the fair. Will Guild ly returned from Salt Lake the fore part of the week. Mrs. Otto M. Swart-, left this week for Los Angeles, where she will spend the winter. Will Slack spent the week at the capital city. Mrs. fner. Xeilsou, who has been visiting visit-ing with relatives in this city, returned to her home in Theodore, Utah, this week. J. W. Moreton, secretary of tho local t miners' union, attended tho session of the Western Federation of Miners nt I Salt Lake City this week. Xephi Vincent of Goshen visited Eureka Eu-reka friends this week. James Morgan visited the Utah state fair this week. A party of Eureka sportnien will leave next week for Strawbony valley on a bear and deer hunt, and will also do-volo do-volo some time to duck and chicken shooting. S. J. Selnicittor and Frank ITigson have- about recovered from a recent illness ill-ness from pneumonia. John Endlund. foreman of the Cenlon-nial-Eureka mine, and W. J. Adams of the Tin tic Lumber company, spent fhe week at the metropolis. Fred A. Dundas wedded Miss Fracio Gull of Mammoth on Thursday, the ceremony cere-mony being performed at "Salt Lake City. A benefit dance will be held at the Elks' pavilion on next Tuesday night, tho proceeds to bo devoted to eroding a gymnasium and amusemont hall at Yvnightsville. Prominent members of the local lodge of Elks have charge of the affair. On next Wednesday the now public libraiy will 'be opened to the public and dedicated with impressive ceremonies, which will be held at Jl o'clock p. m., and will consist of speeches by Maj'or Andrew L. Mitchell of this city, Governor Gov-ernor Spry, Senator Sutherland. Congressman Con-gressman Howell and other state officers. offi-cers. There will probably bo excursions run to Tintic from Salt Lake and valley towns, and a largo crowd of visitors is expected to witness the dedication. Jn the evening a grand banquofc will be given in honor of the event at Elks' hall. The library is an impressive structure struc-ture and cost over $12,000 for its erection. erec-tion. The furniture, which is now being put. in place, is magnificent, and was especially designed for the structure. The interior portion of the building is of handsome design and vory attractive. The library will start with several thousand thou-sand volumes of the best works of celebrated cele-brated authors and poets. Frank D. Kimball was down from Twin Falls and spent a portion of tho week in Eureka. B. X. C. Stott visited Salt Lake during dur-ing the week. James Williams and wife returned this week from a month's sojourn on their ranch in Roguo River valley, Oregon. While away from Eureka they visited Iho Seattle fair. Mrs. .Tamos Creighton and mother, Mrs. Connelly, of Lark. Utah, aro the guests of Mr, and Mrs. William Owoii3. Mrs! P. J. Donnelly is entertaining Mrs. Daniel McPplin of Park City. Miss Xcllio Cannon has returned to Salt Lake City, after a pleasant visit with the Misses Bonucrs. Mrs. Larry McPolin of Park City is visiting wilh her sister, Mrs. Con J, Hannifin of this city. Georgo Adams of Twin Falls. Tdn., is tho guest of thcTaniily of his brother, W. J. Adams. 1 EPHRAiM. Special to The Tribune. EPHRAIM, Oct. 9, An elaborate social so-cial was given Wednesday afternoon in honor of Albert Thompson at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert .'Johnson. Luncheon was served, and a pleasant afternoon was spent. Mr. Thompson left yesterday for the desert, where he intends to vcmain during tho coming winter. Miss Trcssic Jensen, one of Eph-raim's Eph-raim's most popular young Indies, was married during the past week to Stanley Stan-ley Stone of Massnehussets. The mnr- riago ceremony was pertormca at Man-ti Man-ti by O. D. KliiiPon. Miss fTonscn is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Jensen, Jen-sen, and was born and raised in this city. They left the following day for Gooding, Ida., whero they will make their home during the coming winter. A vory pretty wedd'ing was solemnized solemn-ized in this city Wednesday evening at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. August Anderson in honor of the marriage of Mrs. Ilulda Hanson of .this citj' and Van D. Spaulding, Jr.. of Salt Lake. The ceremony was performed by Andrew An-drew Thomnsou. Jr., short lj- after S o'clock. an(I was witnessed by the relatives and a few intimate fViends. Tho newlj-married cpupic wore pre sented with many beautiful giftH. A wedding dinner was served, and a pleasant evening was spent. Mrs. Hanson Han-son is ono of tho highly respoctcd ladies of this community, and Mr. Spaulding is a son of Van D. Spaulding, and is a popular young man. One of tho prettiest surpriso parties given in this city during t he season was that of Wednesday night, when the young people of this'ciiy assembled at the Ilanaon-Lund pavilion in honor of Ora Hanson, who left yesterday for tho northern states to fulfill a mission in the interest of tho Mormon church. The evening was spent in dancing nnd skating, nnd a most plcnsant time was enjoyed by all Tho music was fine, and an elaborate luncheon was served in tho pavilion annex. Tho hall was beautifully decorntod in pink and green. Mr. Higgs of the Western Development Develop-ment compnny of Provo made n trip ro tho office which is in this city. Dr. V. G. Logan and Adolph Hanson wero visitors to the temple city AVcd-ncsdny. AVcd-ncsdny. Mrs. S. E. Newman of Gunnison made a trip to Manli Sunday, accompanied by the two little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Frnncis. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Heurio of Manti visited at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. S. Lund during tho early part of tho week. Mrs. Rasmus Hanson accompanied her son. Ora, as far as Salt Lako. He leaves for his mission in a few days. Miss Esther Lund of Mt. Pleasant is resuming her work at the Snow academy. Earl Fassott of Salt Lako called on friends in this city during tho week. 1 PROVO 1 Special to The Tribune. PROVO, Oct. 9, The Utah Sorosis club met at Hie home of Mrs. Jacob Evnus on Wednesday nfternoon. Mrs. Froderick Clift gave a paper on "Anglo-Saxons," "Anglo-Saxons," and Mrs. D. D. Houtz read a paper on "Caedmon." Tho club will meet at Hie snmo place next Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon. About bventy-fivc of the children and grandchildrcu 'of Mrs. John A. Brown pleasantly surprised that lady at hor home in the Fifth ward Wednesday evening, the occasion being Mrs. Brown's fifty-sixth birth anniversary. Tho evening was spent with games and music and delicious refreshments wero served. About thirty of the friends and neighbors neigh-bors of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ross Ripplo pleasantly surprised thorn at their homo on Wednesday evening; The evening was spent in games, progressive flinch being the feature. A dainty luncheon was served. Tho members of the Sorosis Junior club met Monday- evening with Miss Trene Evans, onc'of tho members. Miss Vera Hardy gave an excellent paper on "The First Americans." After tho usunl session. Miss Evans entertained her guests at a theater party at the Rex. Miss Ramola King has returned to hor home in Salt Lake City aftor a nlcasant visit in this city, tho guost of Miss Zula Houtz. Miss Houta went to Salt Lako with Miss King nnd will be her guest for tho noxt weok. Miss Georgia Callaway and Miss Irene Evans left Thursday morning for Salt Lako Citv, where they will attend tho convention of tho Confederation of Women's clubs. Miss Kathcrino Taylor wont to Salt Lake Thursduv morning to visit friends and rolatives for the next week. She will also attend the Federation of Women Wo-men 's clubs convention. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Biersoch entertained en-tertained at a prettily appointed dinner din-ner Monday evening. The guests were Messrs. Chevicr. Cummings, Rakestraw and Theris of the Tclluridc Power corn-pan corn-pan v. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Erickson and Eugene Eu-gene duff spent Sunday at Diamond Switch, tho guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Cluff. The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal church entertained at a musical and so-cinble so-cinble Friday evening at the church rectory. Mrs. E. D. Brown and little daughter Geneva of Ogden are visiting in this city, the guests of MisB Maud "White head. Mrs. E. T. Cluff of Diamond Switch was tho guest of Mrs. E. C. Erickson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Xuttnll of Provo have moved to Salt. Lake City, where they will make their future home. Miss Mvrtle Bibbcns left Saturday morning for a few days' visit in Salt Lake Citv and while there she will be tho guest of Mrs. W7. S. Colbert. Quimbv Stewart has returned to his labors in the southern part of Utah after a pleasant visit in this city with his parents. After spending some time, in Colorado Colo-rado and the east, L. L. Xuun of the Tclluridc Power company, has returned lo Provo. Miss Stella Farror loft Thursday for Salt Lako Citv to attend tho convention conven-tion of Women's clubs, held thero this week, Mrs. James Prcslwich of Moroni is visiting in Provo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. U. Berg. Gene Richfield has returned to her home in the Garden City after visiting visit-ing for a week with relatives in Hcber City. Mrs. Belle Nelson is n Sail Lake visitor vis-itor this week, tho guest of Mrs. A. F. Gardner. The Misses Ethel and Opal Xoon will entertain at n nfternoon tea on one day next week. Mrs. Etmirn Bothers of Charleston is visiting friends in this city for a week. After wandering pretty nearly over the United States for the past ihirty vears, Lou Skinner, an old-time Provo man, has returned. Mr. Skinner has many rclativcb here and many havo died' since he left them tbirfy j'cavs ago. lie will probably stay in Utah and make his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Jones were Salt Lako A-isitors on Tuendny. Mrs. Reed Smoot spont the past week in Salt Lako City. Mrs. J. ('. Miller has gone to Denver, Den-ver, Colo., to visit with her parents. Miss Lulu Culbcrtson has g'.inc ou a visit to Idaho and Oregon. Mr. and Mrs." Trvino spent a part of this week in Salt Lake City! Mrs. D. D. Hon J k- is visiting with rolatives in fin It Lake City this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. I). Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore f'hnse and Miss Annie-Pcnrod Annie-Pcnrod spent the fore pnrt of the week in Salt, Lnke City visiting the fair. Tho Misses Ponrod entertained nt a charming 4 o'clock tea Thuisduy afternoon aft-ernoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Little pf Ogdoiu Autumn flowers and leaves were combined in the table decorations. , During the afternoon a number of mu- sical selections wore given. Covers wero laid for fifteen guests. 1 Miss Stella Hill of Provo and Pat- : rick Shea of Eureka were mnrriod in Salt Lake Citv on Wednesday. , Georgo F. Parker loft Provo Sunday evouing for Ann Arbor, Mich., whore ho will continue his law studies. Mr. and Mrs. JninoH E. Daniels nnd Miss Alio Daniels have gone lo Col ton to spend tho next three months on Mr. Daniels's ranch. Mrs. Viola Wooley is visiting for ten days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Barney of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Georgo Havcrcnrnp and Mrs. Rose Soarle spent Friday at Olmstcad as the gnosis of Mrs. Thorn hi 1 1. Mrs. A. D. Smith is visiting in Salt Lnke this week, and while thero she is the. guest of Mrs. A. L. Sleigmoyer. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Biersoch entertained enter-tained at a bridge whist parly Thursday Thurs-day ovouing. Four tables were played and dainty refreshments were served. Those present wero Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schwnb. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Scarlo, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bagloy, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo riavercamp, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Roberts, .Jr. About ono hundred and fifty members mem-bers of the Masonic and Eastern Star lodges were royally entertained at the lodge rooms Wednesday evening. The Masons gavo the reception in honor of iho Eastern Stars. The following programme pro-gramme was rendered: Music by the Schubert quartette, solo bv Miss Fay Loose, recitation by Mrs. Kroupa, recitation reci-tation by Miss Bassctt. A delicious luncheon was served. 1 MURRAY 1 Special to The Tribune. MURRAY, Oct. 9. Announcement carus are out lor the marriage ol .Miss Caroline Green and Allan McOwen. Tho young people wero married in Salt Lako yesterday. Later the' will return re-turn to Midvale, where thoj will inako their futuro home. Miss Erma Cahoon arrived home this week, after an extensive trip through tho west. While away Miss Cahoon visited the A. Y. P. exposition at Seattle. Se-attle. .1. C. Halliday of Provo was here for' two days this week, visiting with friends nnd rolatives. Tic loft Saturday Satur-day evening for his homo. I. Price is contemplating leaving vorv shortly for tho east, where ho will remain for at least two months before returning to his homo in this city. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawson, who recent re-cent Iv returned from an extensive trip abroad, delightfully entertained Friday evening for a number of their friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cahoon of Deseret wore Murray visitors this week. Edgar Eatchel was pleasantly surprised sur-prised by about seventeen of his schoolmates school-mates at. the home of his parents on Seventeenth South street, Wednesday evening. Orson Morris, accompanied by his wife, is hero to spend the next week or moro with friends. Cyrus Jones, a well-known citizen of Oaklet', Ida., is here for tho next fortnight. fort-night. While here tho young man will be tho guest of relatives. Mrs. William Poulton left. Saturday for Bellevue, Ida., where she will spond the next month or so with rolatives. Mrs. Albert Cahoon was in town from Bellevue, Ida., for a short timo this week. Mr. and Mrs. David Wright have moved to Idaho, where thev will reside in the future. The Trocadero is the rcnde7.vous just now for a large number of the younger net of this place. This popular place of amusement is now in its prime, as the season h3 just opened and bids fair to equal its record of last season. Mrs. C. J. Huntington entertained Friday evening for n number of friends in honor of her sister. Miss Alice Young, of Montnna. The homo was prottily decorated for the occasion with lowers or varying colors. Covers were laid for twelve. BREGHAM CITY 1 Special to Tho Tribune. BR I Gil AM CITY, Oct. 9. Wednesday Wednes-day in the Salt Lake temple, Miss Rebecca Tingoy and Daniel Miilhins were united in marriage, Tho couple aro vory popular in this oily. The bride is the daughter of the late Bishop and Mrs. Henry Tingoy of (he First ward, She is a inost estimable young lady and von prominent in church circles cir-cles in the First ward.- The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Jonah Mathias, nlso of tho First ward. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias are spending the week in Salt Lnko City and upon their return to this city Ihey will be given a reception. They will ninko their home in this city. During the week three young men departed de-parted for missions to Denmark. They wero Andrew Funk, Claudo Hoist of this city and Lorenzo .Jensen of Mantua. Man-tua. They will be gone about two and one-half years. Chapin A. Day and G. R. Rosenberg of Chicago, am in this city this week visiting with relative's and friends. Mr. .-Mid Mrs. J. Frank Bowring and Henry X, Bowring were in Salt Lake City pari, of this week on business. Dr. T. C. Ohmart of this city was visiting in Ogden a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs, George W. Ingrain have returned from a visit with relatives in Salt, Lake City. Attorney Nels .Tcnson spent a day or two in Garland last week. Harold C. Day left Thursday morning morn-ing for Chicago for the purpose of being be-ing present al the wedding reception of W. J. Bell, president of the Ogden Portland Cement company of this city, which will take place in that city in the very near future. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Savage and Marvin Wright spent a few days with relatives and friends in Salt Lake City this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Valontino of Salt Lake City spent a few days visiting visit-ing Mr. Valentine's brothcra and sisters sis-ters in Brigham City. County Superintendent of Schools H. W. Valentine was in Ogden this week on school business. Slate Food Commissioner Willard nunsen- visited relatives in Brigham City during part of this week. Miss- Lois Peters came in from El-wood El-wood last Saturday and visited during Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Peters. Brigham Jensen spent one day in Salt Lako City this week on business connected with the cement factory. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Williams of Weston, Wes-ton, Tdaho. have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hnmsou this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Olscn and sister, sis-ter, Miss Cleo Olsen, wero in Stilt Lake City this weok calling on friends. Miss Alice Forsgren was down from Honey ville nnd visited her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Forsgren last Sun da 3'. Harvey L. Erdmann made a business trip to Salt Lake City Monduy aud re: turned home Tuesday. Miss Si'lvia Mason and Mrs. Lorenzo Lor-enzo W. Anderson visited in Ogden and Salt Lake City this week. . Mr. and Mrs. William Moegau of Malad. Idaho, are spending, a numbov of days visiting friends and relatives in this citj. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Olson and Miss Cleo Olsen are visiting in Salt Lako City this week, Thomas H. Blackburn, George W. Watkins and X. C. Christofferson have returned from an extended sla- in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. X. C. Oloson of Aal-borg, Aal-borg, Denmark, have arrived in this city and arc now guests of their daughter, daugh-ter, Miss Ingeborg Olc-son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Anderson wero visitors to Salt Lake City Mondav Mon-dav and Tuesday. Miss Olivo Anderson of Garland is visiting in town, the guest of Mr. and Miv. Charles T. Anderson. Miss Lydia Krause of Minneapolis, Minn., was a visitor to Brigham City during the week, tho guest of Rev. and Mrs. Frank. She. left Saturday morn- ing for California, whore she will visit friends for a few weeks. V IJerKes Bishop and Mrs. J. C. Culler 0f 1 Jtain Suowville were in this city for a short Irl time duriug the week, after which they ',.rr left for a visit to Terry. J ; Jc"f Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jcnson, Brighiim 1 r. Wright and S. X". Lee havo been spend- - fiP, L ing part of the week visiting in Salt ' r- Lr.kc City. M'S Chapin A. Day of the Marshall Field 1 fteJS company, and G. R. Rosenberg of Chi- A , ' cago, arc spending a few days with i relatives in this city. l the ; Mr. and Mrs. X. E, Samscl went to 'A dsVa Salt Lake City Tuesday morning, where J Mrs. Sumsel will remain a few davs $5V j visiting her parents. Mr. Sanisel re- .n turned Thursday. ., f$B Mr. and Mrs. George L. Johnson have ' . ' fir'p' returned from a visit to Salt Lnko City. J n Edwin F. Petersen returned this d ; lite week from a trip to Wyoming. On his , ( return he visited Mr. and Mrs. J. X. i fcjnIi Petersen at Coalville. $ 1 J R. C. Fryer of Dewoyvillc, was visit- v tla n ing friends in this city the first part of l- L the week. Ephraim Hall returned to his home in Portage Saturday morning after a .t, short visit with frionds iu this city. j,cr Mr. and Mrs. Marius Rasmussen re- ' yr, turned during tho week from a picas- 'j 'xt ant visit with frionds in Salt Lake '4- -A, Mrs. L. X. Stohl went down to Sail -ir Lako Monday morning, where she will i l visit during tho week. f Mrs. E. S. Hanson and children of K BjCi East Garland are the guests of Mrs. t -ii MatiBou's mother, Mrs. C. B. Olsen, for '? -.r-i a fow days. J G: M. Winzlcr and daughter caino in ,. from Thatcher Tuesday morning and ij Q , j visited friends in this citv during the I day. I T The Misses Valeria Johnscn, Xollie 3f Jensen and Sylvia Mason were visitors ij , 01 to Salt Lake 'City part of the week. S '1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Kotter havo returned from an extended visit to Salt ) 1 til. Lake City. ; Miss Blanche Cozier was an Ojdcn ALVanfi visitor last Friday and Saturday, rc ;uj turning Saturday evening. "lu Mr. and Mrs. R. Leo Jensen returned X ' zir: Tuesday evening from an extended vinit J : tin with relatives and friends in Salt Lake , r City fni Mrs. Susannah V, Boothe is visiting A ji" her son, Willis II. Bootho Jr., in Salt f Lake Cit.y for a number of days. f v( z'5 Mrs. Mary Madsen and daughter, t' h Mrs. Mary Johnson, are spending a fen 14 days in Salt Lake City with relatives. .r jg Mrs. X. P. Xelson is visiting hel 1 I-? daughter in Salt Lako City. i I iOGDEN H Special to Tho Trlbuno. OGDEN", Oct. 9. Mrs. Lookwood Bobbins was hostess nt n five, hundred party on Tuesday afternoon, about six tables boinjr filled with tho players. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hirhey havo returned re-turned from an eastern trip. The marriage of Miss Mnbel .1. Lauer and Lcland S. Gray took pjace on Tuofiday ovimuhu at tho home 01 tho bride's parents. The atTnir was a nuiet one and was witnessed by only u jew relatives and friends. The core-monv core-monv waa performed at f:.T0 o'clock by tfov. J. 15. Carver of. tho First Presbyterian Pres-byterian church. Mr,' and Mrs. Gray will niako their homo in Ondcn. Elbert Taylor onicrtaincd about (wcnty-five of his little friends on Thursday afternoon in honor of his eighth birthday anniversary. Tho afternoon aft-ernoon was spent plcHsantlj; at games, and about ." o'clock refreshments were served. Mrs. .r. S. Johnson arrived from Chicago Chi-cago this week and will make hor home with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Dcrkcs, at 2S5.'I Grant avenue. St. Joseph's Sewing Circle was entertained en-tertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. A. McBridc and Mrs. William JcfTers. The members of the Child Culture ciub met at the home of Mrs. Mary Chambers on Tuesday afternoon. Mips Lizzie Blackwood entertained tho members of her sewing club on Tcusday evening. Mrs. Isabello Tyrco will entertain . the rust Noble Grands elub on Thurs-W.Sffir. Thurs-W.Sffir. day afternoon, October 14. Miss Bertha Marsh entertained about ."K!r twenty of her young friends on S -mt,AV"elnosday evening to meet her guest, ''"Jflr Miss Minim Iversoii of San Francisco. MSiyw The homo was decorated with autumn a jjg3t leaves and ribbon streamers iu the "T2t ru,tumn colors. In an author guessing rJw contest, prizes wore won by Miss Paul-iSL Paul-iSL inc Gray and Hilda Forrest. An in Tn formal musical? followed. KmuS!' Miss Margaret Dudley entertained SI '"embers of her card club on Tucs-iijd? Tucs-iijd? day cvoninR- ' m r8, ' Cast-let00 f Chicago is idH?2S5 v'fi,t'ni? relatives in Ogdcnifor a few weeks on her way to Los Angeles, iH where she will spend tho winter. ii Miss Gertrude Hundley will leave. ,-,ljjp, nest week for southern California. whero she will visit with relatives for ME a few months. -5ff IB9 -nc Harrison entertained teii 'jW of her girl friends on Monday evening. B.ujgjw The time was spent at games and mu-tttviy mu-tttviy sic, '--Jtf, Miss Dorothy Gibbs and Miss Carrie -"-ffig l'l'cr "will entertain at a five hundred party on Wcdiicsdaj evening. HW- Miss Jrcne "Reed visited friends iu U"ib Sa,t IalC Ci,y tlli3 wnel-'.-JmL The fancy dress ball given by the voting ladies of St. Joseph's church on Monday evening at the Knights of Co-irtcliHj. Co-irtcliHj. lumbus' hall proved a success from a tjIiMf pictorial standpoint as well as a so- J WS: eial, Tho stately colonial dame, the I -iSvi Spanish dnncer, 'and famous persons I : ' ot fiction and history were represented, l'kt( an m:vA' ot" t-lC dancers was i ;.j&Sf ffcen a kaleidoscopic, ever-changing pic- f m"'3S ture, as dozens of Ogden's prettiest E soJtiijJ- girls moved in rhythm to the mufc. iKal During the evening refreshments were f itiAir i-erverl The committee having the af- ""SSK '"'''i- in charge comprised the Misses Bwkjw O'Neill. Madgo Leonard, Mabel toeffifJ! Kniiss, KIl"ii Bassanio, Daisy Magin- J hit'tUm s' Irene Tomasek. Hose Vicf, Tonv " SSr r.audgnif. Nell Manor. Mamlo Bays, t '&L I5lr Ilt-aly and Nell Powell. frftii ,u' POI'i's of the Weber academy gave a reception on Friday evening in vSjiH c Asflv'inblv hall in honor of the foot- bnll team aiid the faculty. . rjfjc Miss Myrtlo Roberts was hostess on ' iSf Thursday "evening at an informally ar- r'&iMH ra :ged euchre party given in honor of Pfiftt Alrss Jf-ssie Morris.' JWfSfln "l'r-s Uaisy Greene will entertain the !dt'iH I,lll"',f',s 01 nor sewing club on yfjift& Wednesday afternoon. ' IoCkVS MJmi K.lua Carer is back from a trip 3WS ro eatii. lTTOSlJlf; - "fJ , r fdSj 1 WEPHI I fJS to Tlx? Tribune. 2K NICPHI. Oi l. li.--.Mi-x. Frnzlcr of Eu-Bt, Eu-Bt, rel.a Is tho curat 0f her daugliter, Mr3. i H J. A. 1-Iwlc-, .Ms f$M v Nenrv Fer-st made a business trip to f t-lll S;,It I.u! . !)! week. I Mi. s At idc May Peacock of Sterling k isui. Mlas Bortha Bailey. t -.Hor Ooorp'i C. Whltmorc went to I I. ihi. Monday. Mis V. A. Knox of Beaver Is tho puest ' Mrs llyrum Jensen. V". A. Slnrr was In town Tuesday II D. GoMsbrouKh mado a business trip o alt Lake this week. William Hyde, a formor resident of Cnplil, is vlslilnf,' relath'cs nnd friends. Thomas Reese of Wales -was in Kophl Ouk .1. Ihnrold was over from I2urcka W. .1 Uoblnaon, superintnident of the j jcyan Ijlasler company, was In Lcvan J) Both of Lovnn was in town lbi. Mr. Lauchlin, superintendent of the Ccbo Oil company at .limb, lias relumed roin a Uisiness trip to California. j A uirl war. born to Mr. and Mrs. II. Ji. j Jroor Tuesday. L. t Anderson, plant foreman for tho Rocjcy Mountain 15dl Telcphono rom-any, rom-any, nuide a business trip to Fountain i ircot, Tuosdnj'. MIpk .'oo Thorpf of Kphrlam is the rwBt of Miss Beulah Hoyt. j Ml.fi Madge May will leave for Salt -ake Rundny, whero sho will make her Mien Norma Miner is a Halt Lake vis-tor vis-tor this week. Attorney fleorpo V. Wallace, Jr.. 13. E-riaiTlBO-i, division plant superlntoinlont : A. J, Va"ct fronrnil plant superintend -ent, and A. K. I'l'lei. company mlncer. nil of tho Rocky Mountain Boll Telephone company, came down from Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Robert "Winn spent tho wek iu Salt Lake. Mrs. Sarah Vest and daughter of Mona j 'aro vlfdllnyr In Snlt iake. An ' 'KH Laager nnd Mlis Bmwn of Arizona PU ;ro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James PU: i Riches. ' j iElmer Sparks is spending tho week In etittfi ','Nct'l,, W"', F MIb PlFtelle Mel'hersou entertained the , ('CwIiik club Thursday evening. Thone , Iiresent wero MlMses Clani Coto, Bertha . ivi- ;;x'Plierson. I'carl Wrlglit. Vrnne-H l flrt. ISTly. Maud Orrnek. Ruby McPhemon. 'r ., miiel Wright. ICagor. Jane MePhewin. i lhcUlu Ihuisiii. Brown. Lulu McPherson. ik 'Vt',,'' Rb'Jiep. Laverne "owhy, Florence im iI,Hyes. Ida Purkes and Lillian Spcrry. r i,r- d Mrs. T. C. Wlnu spent, the jpAJ pcoh In ylt Lake. :.tf !, ThP dniuing party given by tho Jenkins WW 4 ifamlly band at Pay's hall waa enjoyed flff I if mnnv Thui-sdny evening. A n Mrs- ' HMertson and Mls FlOJsle Kl- ! ' t' lCrtfson vlHltod in Snlt Lake this wuek. K-' ,Ml?a Floreiu-c llnynes spent Sunday In Suit Lakr . |
