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Show 'lKT gftgrtut enning evcut ol jHfe the with Kt Phii" and tteir son JEfr. Jr., to Tvhich a large ftBiecli from town has beeu KjtLi garrison folk. Mrs. eDtertain again Tues-JHil Tues-JHil noliier in a series of 'JK'u (renins at fbo Or- JKirfair in the future iHkmer, which tvill be lpp&t naay friends from flH i ditcine affair to be 'jEjornlUge in Ogden can-4jHbei can-4jHbei were issued during jBlr. and Mrs. Ralph E. H& Armstrong, and the lKjiren in honor of two of 'iBftB, Miss Spargo and IHtHiis Harmon and Paul -JB Holmes mil be at -'K3 Dex' Friday after SKpl 6. The same after-jjK? after-jjK? Y. Wasson and her jHUlarjorie Wasson, will mHI' friends from 4 to av9 Third avenue. flWSS. E. D WOODRUlfP jjK firmly have closed up jB toitae, Kuffwood," H. to their homo here. fefPD'ed by their eldest SR Bter of Portland, H.j" today to join them JJi fortnight, when lie tiV ud Br- Woodruff and B.itMhe east, whero Ned aud their family, Mrs. E. B. Critchlow ami bur family, and the several Walker Wal-ker families. THI3 "Dansat, " introduced here last winter by the Non-Sectarian Charity league in a moat delightful fashion, is to be revived during the coming season and made as much of a favorite hero as it is elsewhere. There is uo reason why local society should not enjoy this most delightfully informal of dancing affairs. East and west of Salt Lake the dancers have been holding revels in the way of afternoon aft-ernoon or tea dances, and it is at these affairs that the best dancing is seen aud the most graceful dancers shine. Incidentally it is at these that the newest steps are tried and developed. - THE melancholy days have surely j come, when the boys and girls be- gin to leave for schools and colleges in ihc east, and no matter how warm the weather remains, people realize that the summer is over. The week just opening will see many of the young poople gone, and, indeed, some have already left for their tasks. Miss Dorothy Dor-othy Bailey leaves tomorrow for the cast, and will resume her work at Vas-sar Vas-sar the middlo of the month. Miss Dorothy Marioneaux leaves later to continue her -work' there also. Miss Lucile Morningstar will leave next Friday Fri-day to begin her sophomore year ai Mount Holyoke. Miss Euth Spence and Miss Vivian Ellerbeck have already al-ready gone to Stanford. Others who will go to Stanford are Miss Margaret Merrill, Miss Charlotte Bothwoll, Miss Both Baldwin and Miss Ruth Cain. Smith will have a large Salt Lake delegation dele-gation this year, Miss Sadie Myers and Miss Laura Webber being in advanced ad-vanced classes and Miss Helen Greenwood, Green-wood, Miss Elsa Bamberger and Miss Mildred Tuttle entering as freshmon. Miss Zetha Hammer goes back shorty to the University of Kansas. IT is a comfort to have the subject of kiEsing so well discussed as it has been lately by professors and those supposed to know all or nearly all things. It is human nature, however, that even those learned people should disagree a trifle as to the valuer or the harm of kissing as a should one say pnstime7 No wonder one of the above noted says that kissing is harmful, aud the other steps forward, stops the press and orders the mistaken diagnosis cut out. Doubtless ho agrees "with the writer who says; "A microbe lingers in a kiss, they say: Yes, but ho nibbles in apleasant "way; .Rather than in the cup or telephone; Better to catch him kissing and be gay." SOME prying old university professor, profes-sor, "with a passion for gossip which he hides under the cloak of statistics, sta-tistics, has been looking into the makeup make-up box and has made some startling discoveries. Among other things -which he has heralded to a -waiting public is the fact that the makeup box (in. the aggregate, of course) contains tons of material. To every 100,000 women in the civilized civ-ilized world three-quarters of a ton of face powder, a half a ton of black and brown eyebrow pencils, 700 pounds of cold cream and 400 pounds of red lip pomade are sold dairy. And then the poor old soul has pulled his spectacles down ovor his nose and gathered his brows together for a frown and told the fair sex just how terrible it is io use makeup. Forgetting Forget-ting how many poor unkempt women Have bad complexions, ho attributes nil the ills of the skin to powder and paint. Forgetting all the soro lips which men have, he finds that all soro lips are due to the lip rouge used by women of fashion. And, moro than that, forgetting all the men who are bald, ho attributes all thinness of hair to the false hair worn by the woman. Failing to note all the men who have dyed beards and moustaches, mous-taches, he says all the colorless, luster, less hair is due to the hair dyes used by Hie "femalo of the species." The only conclusion one can come to ftvoro ay wovsoe stccc is that the poor old learned one has been very badly stung at some time in his ancient history, and that by a lady who perhaps penciled her eyebrows or rouged her lips, or maybe even touched up her rounded, peachy cheek. Few indeed1 are the men, even the gossipy ones, who would go so carefully into the subject unless a triflo of porsonal feeling lay back of the. study. MISS LOU UL-INE, who leaves this week to resume her studies in Leavenworth, was tho guest of honor during the past week at a number of' pleasant affairs in anticipation of her departure. A very enjoyable event was the tea given yesterday by Miss Mar-jorle Mar-jorle Haldon, at which about thirty of the young girls wore entertained in her honor. Tho home was bright with sunflowers and goldenglow in the dining din-ing room and quantities of asters and sweet peas in the parlors. Tho young hostess was assisted by Miss Dorothy Graves, Miss Genevieve Hoffman and Miss Mary Webster. M OUITE a colony of teachers who have been spending the late summer sum-mer in Emigration canyon will return to the city. Among them aro Miss Marion Jones, who has built a summer home there; Miss Dora Snow, who hae a similar place uoarby; Mrs. Lois Miller Mil-ler and Miss Keller. Miss Elizabeth Bond and Miss Burch have been visit ing them for a few days and Miss Edna Evans and others have boon up there during the past week to spend some time. THE local friends of Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Burke, who have spent the past, few 3'ears abroad, will bo interested inter-ested to know of their success in a musical and a literary way. Mr. Burke is uow in New York, having left Milan in the mid-summer to como to 1111 engagements en-gagements on a concert tour which is being arranged for him by a well known musical manager." Mrs. Burke, who was Miss Emily Clowes, remaiuod behind in Milan for a short time bo-cause bo-cause she is engagod in somo literary work which has won her recognition. She will sail shortly to come to New-York, New-York, and they may both come west during tho winter so that Salt Lako friends may look forward to.bcarijr Mr. Burke. t Personals Mrs. Kenneth C. Park", wife of Dr. Kenneth Park, formerly of this city, has been here for a fow days visiting Mrs. Charles H. McMahon on her way home after a visit in Muskogou, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Park. She is pleasantly recalled by friends here as a bride who made her home here for a few years. Mrs. Kenneth C. Kerr and her two daughters, the Misses Ruth and Grace Kerr, and her son John, left Thursday J evening for their home after a delightful delight-ful visit here with the Young family. Mr, Kerr will meet them in Portland and tlioi' will remain for a short visit with the J. II. Young familj' before going go-ing on to Seattle. Mrs. Stephen Babcock and her son and daughter, Stephen aud Barbara, have gone to San Francisco and will spend tho winter on the coast. Mr. Babcock, who is in New York just at present, wil join them shorty. V . Mrs. Rood Smoot and her two 3'oung-est 3'oung-est children, Zella and Ernest, arrived Thursday from tho east and have been spouding tho past few days with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Lardon at 259 Twelfth East street. The3' will all leave todaj' for Provo to be present nt the Knight-Jordan Knight-Jordan wedding tomorrow. Mr. an,d Mrs. W. Edward Fife are back after a long absence in the east, having spent most of their time in Chi- I'SHi cago and the lake region. They vis- S jl ( ited Mr. aud Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff at W their new home in Denver on their rc- h h. turn trip. IHR Mr. and Mrs. W. Montague Ferry- arid Wm family and their guest, Miss Juliet 9 H Banks, came down from Ferryland dur- ffl DR ing the week and are again at home 91 in the Godbe apartments. 81 ro Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Burnett have ffl N returned from a five weeks' outing in W jl the Sawtooth mountains near Hailej', m jl Ida., where they went on thei.r honey- g L moon trip. Mrs. Burnett was Miss fSm Yates and they were married July 21, EH going away on their trip immediate' Ih after. Mr. Burnett is the assistant fflli chief clerk iu tho water works depart- vaffl Mr. and Mrs. George K. Smith and 150 their three daughters and son arc KSS back from a visit with relatives in wfil Montreal, Can. While there, the' en- HR joyed a trip around the Thousand Isle fmw& region nnd down the St. Lawrence. The WM Hon. James Robinson, brother of Mrs. Sffl Smith, at whoso home they were guests, mm will be here during the autumn to visit ffil Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Taylor, Sr.. par- fll( cnts of Mrs. Willis Uliile' and Miss Lou Bul l Ulinc, the eldest daughter of Major aud ip Mrs. Ulinc, will leave the latter part mm of the week after a summer spent at flB Fort Douglas to return to Leavenworth, nffll where Miss Lou will resume her studies. IR Mrs. Thomas Kearns and Miss Helen HI Kearns will return earlv in September II from spending the summer at Los Guil- PHI licos rancho. They will be accompanied mM by Miss Dorothy White, the vounger mm daughter of Dr. aud Mrs. John T. U White, who has been visiting Helen for 'KB the past two months. , hD Major and Mrs. Cooper Anderson and HI Miss Ruth Anderson have been in town HI the past few da3-s from Olmstead, vis- HI iting their friends, Mrs. Anderson as HI the guest of Mrs. E. L. Davis at her H home on First avonue. H Mr. aud Mrs. Charles H. Doolittle Wl have just returned from a delightful Su vacation trip, having spent a part of Ha the time in Butte, attending the Amcr- HI ican Institute of Mining Engineers, and ffg tho remainder iu a tour of Yellowstone HI National park. Hm Hugh Satterlee is here from Roch- .Hlj ester, N. Y., spending a few da's at the Hh University club and renewing acquaiu- tancc with his many friends made a IHU few 3'ears ago, when for two years or Hlj more Mr. Satterlee made his home here. rait Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Morningstar E and Miss Moringstar have returued wfwl after a few weeks spent at Pinocrest Wfif inn and are again in their own homo . jRgj at 1272 East South Tomple street. H The Misses Fannie and Emma Mc- Hgj Laury, who have been visiting at the jwll ( home of Professor and Mrs. Byron Cum- jjjjjj tilings, will leave tho latter part ot September for a stay of some time in ISjjj southern California. Sji Mr. and Mrs. George A. Snow and mm their son Russell will move from the K g Hotel Utah shortly, having taken the EiW Ellerbeck cottage on 60 First avenue WJt& and will shortly be at home there. IE Mrs. William M. O'Brien and her family are back from a summer spent h at Ocoau Park, and are again in their 111 homo on First avenue and G street. M Midshipman Oliver Ritchie, who is jffi&I in his third year in the naval academy Kfl at Annapolis, is homo to spend a brief U ja leave or absence with his parents, K n Judge and Mrs.M.L.Ritchie. Hgj j Mrs. Mar3' Ryan has returned from Wi (Continued on Following Page.) M in 1 IkL,; (Continued From Preceding Pago.) IjJ ' La Jolla, -tvhero she has spoilt the sum- fjji' mer. She is accompanied by her sis- II ": ter, Mrs. Comfort who will spend the 11 1' winter here. . V lift. Tho Misses Florence and Carolino H j Harrison are back after a delightful I ! " mimmor spent in tho Santa Cruz moun- I tains, wherp they studied in the arts I ii : end crafts school. . I : Mrs. E. H. Plummer and Mrs. Tt. W. ' 3 Gnekow, who have Jived at 182 K li street, will be at homo after tomorrow jj at the Smith apartments, having taken f apartment IT for the winter. !( Col. L. K. Bishop of Grand Eapids, it': iMich., who has been here visiting his (; daughter, Mrs. Walter G. Tuttlc, left f i late in the week for his home, iil Si,; Miss Caroline Paine has relumed from her vacation and is at homo with T: Mr. and Mrs. "William C. Jennings on jir XI street and .Second avenue. i' " Miss Irene McCartney of Denver, who has been here visiting Mr. and yj Mrs. Vivian P. Strange, has returned !W to her home. I'.. " I Mrs. B. G. Kite and her two sons, j Raymond and Benjy. have returnod n from San Antonio, Tex., where Mrs. jj . Hitc spent the summer, tho boys having , ;joincd her there recently. ! l' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas "White spent a few days in town at the Hotel Utah f' during the week on their way west. 1 4 I Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blair, Jr., have fll' returned home, after a visit and oul- ing of three weeks in Logan with rela- I ' lives and friends. ! w i" Judge and Mrs. 0. W. Powers have I' been entertaining the Misses Phoebe aud Emma Louise Blaul of Burlington, f la., as their gucsut for a few days. ' 4 i I Mr. mid Mrs. F. W. Francis have r had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank 9y Vincent of Chicago aud their daughter, I'. Miss Ksthcr Vincent, for whom Mrs. : Francis entertained during the past Jv week. 1 3 Mrs. James Finlcn left during the h week for her home in Butte, after a pleasant visit here, s Judge and Mrs. John A. Street have , moveu lo Chicago to make their home, j ' Mrs. William M. O'Brien and her L chiltirori arp back after a summer spent at the coast, i p Miss Janct Williamson is home after j a visit lo San Francisco and lo Rono. k ' " Miss Anna K. Adams is back from a j vitjit with friends in Ogdrn canyon. 1 Mrs. E, D. Herman and daughter Abby have gone to California for two j weeks. i - " I if Mrs. Mabel von Vorstenberg has j- just returnod from San Francisco, Los i I Angeles and the beaches and is located 1 1 at the Fifth Ease hotel. k . ; Mrs. Oscar L. Cox and bcr mother, j Mrs. Buddemcr, have gone to Texas to j ,. make their hoin'c. (I . Miss Lmily Curtiss is back from a year or so spout in Europe, ijj ' -j -a v Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stephens have ' moved into their own home at J223 I" Third avenue. ij Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Gillham have ) moved into their now home at 1202 Fourth avenue. Mrs. A. L. Scott is tho guest of Mrs, !. G. "W. Grantor in Big Cottonwood can-!'i can-!'i yon. i' Mrs. 71. A. TSelson and her daughter ? Miss Alice Coltliurst, whose engagement is announced today to Dr. Hans Christian Jorgenson. Photo by Amundsen Studio. Wilma have gone lo 75inecrcst to spend a week or so. Mrs. A. B. Knowllon left on Thurs-dav Thurs-dav for a trip to New York. Miss Elizabeth Underwood, who has been visiting her brother, Lieut. Arthur J. Underwood of. Fort Douglas, returned early in I he week to Logan, where she continues her music work. Joseph Pew of Philadelphia was at the Hotel Utah for a few days the first part of f lic past week, visiting Olareuce Bamberger. y Mrs. A. M. Waldcn and her mother. Mrs. Baker, have taken an apartment in the Smith and arc onco more at home there to their Salt Lake friends. Mr. and Airs. V. N. Cameron aud daughter. Miss Myra Cameron, are back after a trip to Alaska and a stay in tho Pacific uorthwost. Mr. and Mrs. E. 73. Jenkins and their children have gone to San Fraucisco and M'onteroy for a month's stay. Miv and Mrs. John Koo (Ciara Hall) and their ehildron are now at home at 775 Ninth avenuo, having taken the Harrison homo there. Judge and Mrs. F. C. Loofbourow are at home after a summer spent in Emigration Emi-gration canyon. Mr. and Mrs. James A. .Hoglc have gone on a hunting trip in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. 71. "W. Daynes aro back after a month snent at Soda Springs. Mrs, .T. "W. Aird of Provo is in town for a stay of a few days, visiting rnends. Mrs. Frank Ivnox and Miss Frances Isuox have returned from Denver, where they went for tho Powers-Knox wedding last "Wednesday. The.y left yesterday for Silvcrlake, whero tho Knox family is building a new summer sum-mer home, but will remain only a short time longer. Mr. and Mrs. De "Witt Knox, when they return from their honeymoon trip, will bo at homo at tho Prescott apartments. H Miss Etta Powers, principal of tho "Wasatch school, who was threatened with an attack of pneumonia recently, is reported from San 7?1rancisco to bo improving rapidlj-, and it is hoped that she may "bo able to come home within a few weeks. H Mrs. H. Tyreo and her daughters, Elhei and Belle, are back from a stay of two months in California. They spent tho past fortnight in San Fran--cisco. v Frank M. Hutchinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson, formerly of this city but now of Portland, is hero visiting Mr. and Mrs. TCogors. Mr, and Mrs. IT. M. Chamberlain have gone east and will spend a month visiting in Cannda and in tho largest eastern cities of tho United States. Mrs. J. C. Hooper and her daughter, Miss Marian Hooper, aro back from a week spent at tho Hermitage in Ogdcn canyon. Mrs. George O. Bradley has returned after a stay of a few weeks on tho Provo river. Miss Janet "Williamson is home from a visit to San FrancisQO, and with her fiister, Mrs. Blakelv, in Heno. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hanna and Miss Helen Hanna and Miss Dorothy Jen-kinson Jen-kinson aro homo from a five weeks' outing on the Weber river. Mrs. Isadora Fox has moved and is now at home to her friends at 15G East South Templo street. T)r and Mr. Ti. M Brumbaugh arc back from a visit with some relatives and friends in the east. X Mrs. J. C. Derks has gono to Redon-do Redon-do Beach to spend tho next month or six weeks. Miss Edna Duun is home from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Buckingham iu Portland, Or. Miss Alary Smcdloy will bo hero early in the week to visit Miss Dunn. Miss Eleanor Stewart Is home from a visit with Mrs. Jasper A. McCaskoll at Silvcrlake. Mrs. McCaskell and her children will stay in the mountains a week or eo longer. Mrs. V. M. Poaso has returned from California, where she has mado her homo for tho past few years, and is at homo at ISO H streot. Miss Cora Clark will be at home with her this winter. ft , Miss Cora Bonnemort and Mrs. Maud Ilalvorscn aro visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Eliz-abeth Bonuemorl at her homo on Seventh Sev-enth East street and South Temple. Mrs. R. H. Morrill is expecting Miss Irene Lopez of Atlanta, GaT, for a guest at hor homo. Miss Mar3' Colbum is here visiting Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Plummer in the Sharp flats. Mrs. A, H. Peabody is homo from a visit "with frieuds in Dcnvor and in Laramie, Wvo, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moroton will bo at homo after this at No. 1 Wood apartments. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ensign have ro-turncd ro-turncd from a motor trip through southern Idaho. n Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Portugal havo boon down from Alta for tho past few days visiting friends. " u Miss .Teanic Sherman has returnod to her homo in Park City after a pleasant visit with her many Salt Lake friends. ii Mrs. Charles Shields and daughter, Miss Frances, aro homo aftor aplcasant week's visit with Mrs. M, H. Hardy of Provo. . Miss 75va Hughes of Park City is visiting her many Salt Lake friends. t o Tho Misses Mary and Jcnnio Fagan are hero from Spokane visiting at tho C. N. Butler home. 2o. G Kensington apartments. Mrs. "W. F. Adarns is home from a visit -with Miss Jane Howat nt the Hampton cottage at Silvcrlake. Tho Misses Dean and Isaboll Cum- mock left yestorday for Los AngoloH and tho beaches to visit Mr. aud Mrs. J. R. Cummock thore. it Miss Edith Dusonberry is up from Provo visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niblcy at their homo in Federal Icighta. Mrs. Hoisted of Kansas City and her daughters, the Misses Mary aud Ivath-eriuo Ivath-eriuo Hoisted, are hero 'iaiting Mr. and Mrs. George .Rust. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Correll of Cha-uuto, Cha-uuto, Ivan., are hero visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Post and will lonvc tomorrow tomor-row for their homo.- Misn 'Virginia Simpson, who has spent a part of the summer hero visiting visit-ing Miss Sybil Walker, left yesterday for her homo in St. Louis. Miss Lcnn Berkeley of Portland, Or., has returned to hor homo after a pleasant pleas-ant visit with the family of her brother, broth-er, J. E. Berkeley. The Missos Aura and Gladys Rogers havo returnod from a ploasant visit at 7Lcisc Hot Springs in Idaho. Mrs. Joan Hampton and daughter, Adelaide have returned from their summer vacation and are once more at Rowland hall. a Mrs. W. A. Cnstlcton and small daughter have returned to Butto after spending the summer with Mrs. O. T. Rogers. Captain and Mrs. C. C. Smith are back at Fort Douglas after a ten days' trip through Yellowstone National park. 4f Mr, and Mrs. William Bressingham have gone to California to spend a mouth in San Francisco and Tjos Au- golcs. ft K K Mr. and Mrs. W. IT, Bramol have moved and are now at homo at No. 2 Cluff apartmcuts. Mrs. M. Bernstein and her daughter, May, arc hero from Denver visiting at the J. Bcrgcrmau home. it Mrs. C. L. Wicst and children, Douglas Doug-las and Ifamona, arc homo at 55 Gordon aenue, having spent the summer in Los Angeles aud San Diego. S Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carroll and little daughter, Mary, recent visitors in the city at the home of Mr. Carroll's mother" Mrs. S. J. Krayonbuhl, have returned to their home in North Platte, Neb. W 4 Mrs. F. J. Carter of, St. Louis left Salt Jjakc Tucsda3' to continue her trip to the coast. After a delightful visit in the city, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Whclan and daughters, Misses Gladys and Lillian, who have boon guests at tho homo of Mr. Whelan's sister, Mrs. S. J. Tvrayon- buhl, left during the past wcok for thoir home in 7Cansas City. Mrs. C. J. Corey and the Misses Morle Corey. Vora 7Tardy, Vera Bclt-zcr Bclt-zcr and Ida Sconberg. returned Sunday from a most delightful trin on the coast. They visited San Diego, Ava-lon, Ava-lon, Los AngelcH and tho beaches aud spent several days in San Francisco before be-fore rcturniug home. Miss Joy Dc Camp arrived in the city yesterday, .and will bo with the Tjodyard M. Bailey family over today. She is on her way west after a summer sum-mer spent most delightfully in the east. i Dr. and Mrs. Ij. M. Brumbaugh aro back from tho eist, where they havo been visiting friends aud relatives. Miss Florence Doran. who has been spending the summer here, will leave the latrcr part of the week for her home in San Diego, Cal , accompanied by Miss Edith McCallum, who will bo her guest for a few months. in Miss Edith McCallum will leave the laltor part of the week for San Diego, Cal,, to visit Miss Iflorcnce Doran. t Miss Gwen Tjincoln is spending a short vacation in Ogden canyon visiting visit-ing Mr. and Mrs. Albert 7?oed. k X Mr. and Mrs. h, M. Buller and daughter, daugh-ter, Marion, arc at the New Grand hotel ho-tel for a couplo of woeka, before departing de-parting for Los Angeles. William H. Jones of Fort Blakoly, Wash., is a visitor in the city, called by tho doath of his brolher-in-law, tho laio William Mos6op. Mrs. L. F. Harr, Miss Lulu Harr aud Mrs. Edward Dec McClcrry left this week for an indofinite stay in southern south-ern California. Miscellaneous Events Mrs. Melvin Barlow entertained more than a dozen young girls at a Kensington Ken-sington toa Friday afternoon for Miss Lynne Knowltou, a September bride. Miss Erma Smith and Mrs, Dean Mona-han Mona-han assisted the hostess. Tho home was decorated with asters. Miss Clifta Mayno was the guest, of honor at a delightful Kensington toa given under the trees at Liberty jfark yesterdaj afternoon by Miss Julia Stevens, Ste-vens, at which about a dozen of her girl friends were guests. k t A linen shower was given Friday evening at the home of Mrs. J. Bid-good, Bid-good, 34S 73Iove.iith L-'ast street, for Miss leather Whitenr, whose marriago to J. G. Hill will take place September Septem-ber 10. The decorations were or yellow yel-low and green. The hostess was ' sistcd in serving the suppor by uie Misses Clara and Tinth Whitcar, Hattie King and Viola Bidgood. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Dunyon entertained enter-tained a party of about sixty friends at thoir summer home in Mount Pharlo, Emigration canyon, Friday evouwig. The " picturesque maple grove nearby was decorated -with many Japanese lanterns lan-terns and flowers, and the company ennoyed a few hours very pleasantly with a suppor before their return to town on the last car. A pleasant evening wns spent by the members of the H. G. L. G. club Friday oyening at the home of the Misses Iris and Louisa Clark, 254 K street. Music and sewing were tho evening's entertainment, enter-tainment, after which refreshments were servod 'by the hostess. H Miss Fannie Shapiro entertained the "13 of in" club Thursday afternoon at her home, tho guests remaining for a slumber part3' that night, m Tho P. E. O. society will hold the first meeting of tho year next Saturday Satur-day afternoon vrith Mrs. Saxon at her .summer home in Emigration canyon. The programme will consist of five mimito talks by past presidents and a reviow of current events by Miss Ilclen Monroe. An informal recoption was given in Miss Dorothy Bailey, attractivo young society girl who returns tomorrow tomor-row to college. Photo by Olson & Griffith. honor of 'Miss Hottic Haslam, ono of tho early fall brides, by Mrs. Camilla Nelson on Wednesday last. In tho decorations dec-orations a profusion of summer and early fall flowers were used, carrying out an effective color scheme. The matrons who were present in tho afternoon after-noon gave placo to the younger sot, and tho evening was spent in music and games. Tho annual meeting of the Toadies Aid, society of the First Methodist church will bo held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The retiring president, Mrs. Freeman Morningstar, will entertain tho society at lior home. 1 277 East South Temple street. A social hour will follow the election of officers. i Mizpah chapter No. 5 will hold its regular meeting Monday evening, September Sep-tember I, at Masonic lomplc at 8 o'clock. All members of the order are cordially invited to attend. The A. F. O. F. members enjoyed a lake party Wcdnosday, where luncheon was served after a dip in the water. J resent were tho Misses Kathorino Wilson, Wil-son, Mary Williamson. Frances "R.. Shields, Dorothy Caldwell. Ethel llart-wclJ. llart-wclJ. Ruby Murdoek, Dora Hunter, Ada Sanders. Elizabeth Patrick, Gertrude Rolacho and Marguerite White. t Miss Minnie Paine, a "bride of next month, wns tho guest of honor at a buudlo shower Wednesday evening, when about twenty of her girl friends were ontcrtained by Mrs. A fin a O. Sod-erborg Sod-erborg at hor home. The rooms were prettily decorated for tho occasiou, tho dining room being especially effective in asters and dahlias. Music and games were the entertainment of the evening, followed by refreshments. f Miss I'Vances E, Shields entertained at a luncheon on lrriday, complimentary to tho Misses Ada and 'Estello Mongraih and Anna Bcllo Quinlin of llolena, Mont. Pink and white asters were used in the dining room. The young served in tCc,l. it5S m? room lh yortl,cn,li?ljSWi FouigCIr'no?o5en.aai TmW |
