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Show tll &QC7e& Circles Q I lETV was si-.-n ' f II bloom ind in 1'"' rifrer-00 rifrer-00 n Hf fho ha I! i,.ipio. -I'l.lom as an onHnor s-'nc pre mm blch an nrrn v of ' ."i j It gf.rv ii i n ' ; v,h t.i ", - :. jAsrrnnl-" n.' .'-h i n, t no i an! ' B tho -till iifo pictures, an ir er nrro q-.jantitio, of corneous and swoots t-r toe sweet and I 1 tho game :in n on ri'ln n.- o! ear City .too), to allav tho O tho :i l in : m : 5 i rmi at h i B8 t.l:o k':it i.: i :i 1 1 r.t t 'E6 ill I'.T-t wit', t r - -:;,r p . ft the tit'W nt v.. in U a-r i.crri: MjrW sndlrri tlx- f iowiTs rho onul'flo-Jn onul'flo-Jn Ithfl r,i , r.ni .'svions, ' and MI ider mum - an.i winning worel Mill maJp tuornl-iors or tlx com- ?JW ''pu up " M - Dorothy MdH JBr. roooutly homo from the mV radiant in a white pewn with Syjj he.o fetching- littlo ooatees in W t rel Miss "FVirgy" Dunn jw lovely picture with ft rosy red Cyn minting a suit of white, and Trjjarcr i .-r v ; i, h hr-antv ' set off ntli a rnsT- colored liar. i'fe tho oitv's viyitors. Miss MflJ'ICiefl 0rtrud Tharer and Mis-; LlgQ were nil in oxqi';-uto lingerie (ttd ploturo hats, and with their of flowors mndo ifnkinr; jdo I AfliMisa Norinno 'fhom t--. in n "Uerprp with a piou-mt pi pro of Ur. was mo' , 1 1 i . i ii - i tin1 UUU Mis Mnnn. -. with a patch to add to W attractive C lovely in ou of rhoso loose COSts over hji afternoon gown mi e some utrilting beauties in t as well, ono box containing 0P -.of the dolintiintes Mis-; den eve I JijRB Deniso Karrick, Miss '.CcConaughv and Mips Lorna -wsrhoso beaurv was snrpasning turt jOWthfnl loveliness. Tn the box ai Kewhonpc were. Mrs Mhcrt "ft ar of Slianghni. f'hina, nud her wrf. Belle Case of Kan Francisco. "Jit A. V. Callaghan. Mrs. Jay hStfc the box with the Gunnella. admired In a white gown and owiri' black ptraw trimmed with the lr0uAfc',i bine, which is her favorite r thpr. and Mrs. Claude Freed a:id : m"Jtr Freed and Mrs. Ashhv ii-y,d filled another box, and Mr. "gjf. Jay T. Hams and Mr. and ifzte Ira TuttJe formed a merry hertj ftill another. H. A. Stra UPS rnlt ut, York had n. his guests Mrs., not imberger and Mrs. Sol Siegel, :ic:i j whom were gowned in their arm faction of taste, and looking ht, t Ab the flowers wore bought it ta poe8! they were sufficient to huti t to the appearance of each iDdffe Were laid nlonir before the JJU" taking a bed of loveliness and uuMfcff f0T tho ''r" Pants Alto-"Tho Alto-"Tho ball game will bo remein- pnjBf the big f-ummer society e ent, icM ball game, too. lnloa " lt4t in well past the first half ,4; year of our Iord, 1912, ' 'S t leap vear for four flSi tlle- ,ast" t,,nt H'in bp acmrl or Private n se for another prop! W, and tho net results show Ull 0 acoomplisehd among the Ider a the citv. who would ho sup- f13 require such privileges as are Rtci a,ruP ,n ,oaP vo:'rp. True, pni 'ieen mf,nr matches and of slou ful1 'lot.B, but the fact lit UlBt tl'ev hae been of the ; gtS a Bh frrr ono concedes might I W arranged in the old-fash Group at Lowe Moore Wedding, Which Took Place at tho Siunmer Home of Major Geneial Franklin J. Bell in the Philippines. ioned way anyway There has not been ono labeled as a real, genuine blown in-thebottle in-thebottle leap-vear match, and yet it is supposed that the most maidenly of maidens should not bluuh to otlcr herself to the man of her choice in leap year. Now 19 it a fact that it is just as good form to ask a man as it i to wait to be asked? If so. why are girls, who are in no wise averse to angling for a man, po afraid someone will know that they really proposed to him? Wlr-should Wlr-should a girl hesitate to tell a man how fond she is of hinv when in countless count-less ways she lets even the veriest stranger read the fact in her every action? ac-tion? Is leap year to bp taken as nothing noth-ing but a joke, anyway, or is it to he a very real opportumtv for the girl who knows what she wants in the way of n husband, and seeing, goes after him ? The military post Is enlivened these days by the presence of an unusual number of attractive young women visitors, vis-itors, and despite the fact that the various companies have been ordered out on hikes at sundry and various times recently, the place has seemed more like an army post in its main characteristics on this account. From a rather quiet place socially, the post, has developed a rushing whirl of social so-cial events, dinners, teas and informal evening affairs, filling every hour. The newest arrivals among tho visitors are Miss Flizabeth Hardawav of Cincinnati, Cincin-nati, sister of Mrs. Philip G Wright-son, Wright-son, and Miss Nettie Snow of Welles-ley, Welles-ley, who aro guests at the Wrightson home. Miss Alice Breese of San Francisco Fran-cisco is with Taptain and Mrs. Frederick Freder-ick "4. Kellond; Miss PolU Young of New York i9 visiting '.'aptain and Mrs. C. 0. Smith, Miss Margaret Daniell of Los Angeles is a most attractive voung girl, who Is a guest of Colonel and Mrs. Irons; Miss Brown of Laramie, a sister of Mrs, Cobum. is the guest of Captain and Mrs. Cobum; Miss Alice Palmer, sister of Lieutenant Palmer, is the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry Jordan. Besides these, Miss Cart-wright, Cart-wright, sister of Mrs. W. B. Graham, has boon with Captain and Mrs. Graham Gra-ham since their arrival here. Even among younger girls the post is particularly par-ticularly happy in having a number, among them the attractive twin daughters daugh-ters of Colonel and Mrs. Bnrnham, who aro home from school for the summer, Miss (ienevc Hoffman and Miss Doiothy ILi rker. Afternoon tea has really become an .institution of itself in Ban Francisco, and the really smart ones could hardly SO through the entire afternoon without with-out dropping into one of the downtown down-town cafes nnd having something which shall be dignified by the term of tea." Xot thrtt oolong or uncolorcd Japan or English breakfast beverages are any more popular there than elsewhere. But there are so many things which ma bo classed ns "tea:' in the atternoon. and which by a judicious system of synecdoche, or hyperbole, or metaphor, or something, are mndo to answer the purpose. Take it at the popular "tap room" which was originally designed as a tapestry room, but which owing to the absence of the tapestries and the presence of shall we say tea? has become well known the length and breadth of at least the western conn try, as the "tnp room." Everyone goes into the tap room for tea and yet who ever dreamed of having a real teapot brought into the "tap room?" But the fact remains that tea, or its equivalent, is really a sorial institution in 'Frisco. A letter from Tien Tsin brings the news that the Jones family Colonel and Mrs. frank B. Jones and their two charming daughters, who were at Fort Douglas for the few months prior to the depart ure of the Fifteenth, are! delightfully established there, and together to-gether with manv of the army folk popular here for the past few vonrs, arc enjoying life in C hina. Among Those with them are Major and Mrs. James M. Arrasmith. Lieutenant and Mrs. Emory B. Adams Lieutenant nnd Mrs Charles Sampson. Captain and Mrs Conrad. Lieutenant and Mrs. F. M Miller, Lieutenant and Mrs Hugh Walthall, Captain Garrison BfcCaakey and others of the popular Fifteenth. Miss Editha Jane McConanghv. from Rochelle, Til., a cousin of Miss Gladys McConanghv. whom the latter visited last fall and early winter, is to be added to the alreadv numerous attractive attrac-tive young visitors to the city. Miss McConaughy will reach here today, and already a great many social affairs have been planued in her honor. i. A most interesting picture is that of tho wedding of Miss Mattie May Lowe and Lieutenant Walter Moore shown on this page, an account of which event was published last week. Aside from the central figures, the bride and bridegroom it is interesting t.o Salt, Lako friends as a likeness of Lieutenants Lieuten-ants E. B. Garey and Ned M. Green and also of Miss Garey, who was a visitor here. If good luck goes with the old shoes thrown after newlywcds there must have been considerable in the large-sized footgear Mr, Garev is ovi dently proparing to hurl ater the bridal pair. The band concerts of the post have proved popular m the past few days, since thev have changed to the evening hour. Many parties of friends have gone up for the early evening either bv motor or on the cara to upend an hour visiting with friends and enjoying the delights of the music. The 'concerts are civen on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock and are open-air affairs which are attended by the c'neral public. A special concert is given Sunday morning. Miss Rose BVBBJ entertained a few of the elosesj girl friends of Miss Joseph ine Weil yesterday morning at a morning morn-ing bridge party With a luncheon following fol-lowing at the Evans home on Third Fast street. The table wab decked with Pink sweet peas. The guests to moot Miss Weil were Miss Tsabcl Shiffer, Miss Brvan HoustoD, Miss Frances (owan, Miss JtfcConaughy, Miss "Dorothy "Doro-thy Rooklidge, Miss Geneve Storage and Miss Denise Karrick. Miss Ruby Kooher entertained a party of young people lat evening at bridge at her home in honor of Mrs Lyman R. Martineau. .Tr The lawn surrounding sur-rounding the house was light ad with Japanese lanterns and the card tables were arranged on the lawn. Later a supper was served indoors at whieh the hostess was assisted bv Mrs. Koeber and Mis Daisy Raybould. ' I PERSONALS. I I Mrs. E, V. Rcrthelef, who went wit'h the Utah delegation to the San Francisco Fran-cisco biennial mooting, is back from her trip and i--- again at home with her son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ware, at 123 Sixth East street. After leaving San Francisco Mrs Berthelet nnd Mrs. W. H. Bint.: went south to Santa Barbara and later on to Los Angeles, An-geles, and the beaches nearby, Mr. Bintz remaining behind for a visit with friends at Venice. Mr. Bintx will go shortlv to ioin 'her. ' . . Miss Mnnon Hooper, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hooper, who has been visiting a schoolmate in Sranton, Pa., has left there and is to be one of a large h Oil SO partv at the home of another schoolmate in Butte, Mont., from which place she will come directly home. H Mrs. George W. E. Dorscv left on Priday for a stav of a week with ber sister in Baker City. Or., taking her little lit-tle niece, Miss Helen Doraey, Mrs. Dorsey will return next Saturday and will be in town onlv a short time on her way to Fremont, Neb. She will return to Salt Lake early in the falL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. North spent Thursday in the citv on their return from the east, and left Priday morning for Arizona to spend the next month in the Grand Canyon of tho Colorado. Thev will reach Salt Lake in August and will remain here to make their home. A party of friends who left, yesterday yester-day for Fish Haven. Idaho, was composed com-posed of Mrs. Willard Voung and her daughter, Mrs. J. Mian Spencer, Mrs. Leslie W. Snow and her daughter and son. and Mrs. George Ellerbeck and her family. Miss Eleanor "Warren, who hoe spent the past few weeks since the close of her school visiting friend in Fort Porter, in Boston, in Beverly and Springfield, Mass., has returned and is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Warren. Mis-s Helen Knvenport of Pueblo 1? here isiting 'Mrs. E. R, Hawko at her home. 419 M street. Mrs. James A. Miner and her grand daughter, Miss Margaret MbCTute, are spending sis weeks at Monterey and will go thence to Santa Barbara to visit for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Partridge of New York, who have been visiting Mr and Mrs 8. A. Abbot), have returned re-turned to their home. Mr. Partridge it the business manager and part owner of the Engineering Magazine. m Mrs. J. Newhouse is here from Kansas Kan-sas City, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Canz. Mrs Charles Ottenhelmor has as her guest her niece. Miss Mame Pizer of North Platte. Kan. Mrs Guv Black of Denver is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Springer at 7 i second avenue, H Hleed Miller, the son of Mr. and Mrs Glen Miller, ha? returned from an extended trit through the south and will spend the next few weeks here with his parents. Mr. Kinnie;itt of "Boston and Miss Tsabel Franklin of Oxford, England, together with H. P. Eddy, arrived in Salt Lake few days ago. having mo tored all the wav from Masachusetts. They are at the Hotel Utah. They will go by motor to Yellowstone park, leav-ing leav-ing in a few days, and will go on to the coast later. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hunter will leave for Denver Monday, where Mr. Hunter will attend a convention of insurance companv officials. Thereafter Mr. nnd Mrs. Hunter will go to Colo- I rado Springs, where they will remain three weeks. Miss Myrtle Williams ha gone to it! Hermitage in Og.len canyon to s;end the next ten dnvs. Mrs. T. E. Newman and her two daughters have gone to Bpringdel in Provo canyon to fi'end the rest of the summer. Mr. ar.d Mr?-. Maurice M. Johnson are in Idaho for a short business and pleasure trip. Mr. and Mr. G. H. Morris and Miss Leone Mor i have gone to their sum-jmer sum-jmer home in Provo canyon to spend a I wcfk or so Lieutenant Brace Wedgwood left Priday for Port Leavenworth, where he will he stationed for the next three month, later eoie T" join hit regiment at Fort D A. Bussell. ' Sirs. A. w. r.'i; and her daughter, Louise, left lasl rtighl for Oakley, Idaho, to visit friends and relatives. Later, with a partv. thev will viit the falls and Rlne 'aires Bnd other places of interest before returning home. I ,?, Mrs. P. G. Legg and family have re turned from a two vears' stay in Lo Angeles and "re al home In the Pro- ' krro"s apart ments. Mr.--. Quv Black of Denver is visiting Dr. and Mr. F s Springer at their home, 71 Beeond avenue. Mr. and Mr.. P. YV. tfadserj and Vr. and Mrs S. H. Lund left yesterday on the '.os Angeles Limited for Chi Kind the en? on a month's business BOd i pies sure trip. Mrs. Y. o. Williams and Mrv Frank IGroesbeck are baek after a four weeks ' Stay on the rna-t. Mr- William Nutting and her Httle son, William, have gdne t'o Bozeman Mont., to join Mr. Nutting, who is there. Mrs, H E. Bowman of Hoie, Idaho who was Mi 7ina Young of this citv. IS here visit ini' her parent Mr. and Mr. Prank J. McUnnnev I and their children have gone to Oakland. Oak-land. Cnl., for a stay of a few weeks fptaln and Mrs. E. A. Sclbaeh, who x?Vo iv e? riH'f'ncr Mr. and Mr. E. -M Selhaeh. have returned to their home in Denver. Mr W M. Pas), left yesterday for IMS Angeles, after spending a -north with her mother. Mrs. S. A. Rover. Mrs, Murray Snlivan has crone to southern California for a stav of several sev-eral weeks. , Mrs. Clarence E. Travera leaves earlv "the week for a few week?' visit wilh friends m Nevada Mrs. Richard Btingley is here from the Newndnse farm, visiting her mother. Mra. Lena K. Bemis, at her home on , l street L. Mrs. Richard w. Madsen and sons, I Ktcnard and Francis, have returned from a three weeks' visit at Ottawa Beach, Mich,, and vicinity m Mrs. Francis Armstrong ha been spending a few weeks in Chicago. M sses lorence TJoeh, Josephine j Trish and Berty Pierson are spending a week al Brighton at the ( ; i r Is ' Friendly society camp. i Miss LeonorC Watts and Paul Walton Wal-ton left this morning for the Walton ranch al Woodruff, where thev will join a partv of campers and then will pro teed to Bear lake. ; Mrs. E. E. Shepard win leave Tuea-day Tuea-day for the en-t to fill a Chautauqua lecture tour through the eastern stare Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Dunsbee have re- j turned after a week's trip through' Yellowstone Natrona park. Mrs. John McHride of Coalinga, Cal.j is in town visiting her mother. Mrs. I Thr. ,iore B irmester. at the Swallow apartments. BBaBaBaBaBJ Mr. 8 A Whitnev md oet Bother Mm. Hardin, and the Whitney ehil- LH dren. leave todnv for the roast t . the next few weeks. T's lonnca Sprague returned yc& L terday from a tav of several weeks in Toronto, irttere -he went to attend the H American Library association meeting. H Mr. snd Mrs. i 'arl Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Pnrl ArmatTOna have cone up H to Lake Blanche to spend s w. ri. or Tr. and Mrs. Fred B. !'rtt have re 'H turned from Ogden. where thev went to bH meet their sister. Mrs. Viols Pratt Oil ;LH lette on her wav t o the ernt. Mrs. Pratt joined her 'laughter the train H and accompanied her to ' allfornis remain with her during her eDg H there. H Mrs. nnie Wl itnev Banders and hr L Horace are h me from OaUer, !H rdaho. -.here the, were visiting Mrs. P. 'H P. Oldham and also Mr. and Mr?. John K Whitnev in Mmdon. H Mr. nnd rrs. Edward p"ireT of Ban ivl Antonio and their little 'n-izhtcr, He- H Bie, are gnests at the 'Hotel I'tah on their way to Baa Francisco, They H friend of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. ! Richards of this eTty. ft a SH Mr. and Mrs. Ren E, l;ch have re- turnerl from :i f. tnfghl in iLH Pan Franeis.-o and ieinit-. , and are again at home ;n the Kensington 1sbbbbb1 BH Mr. and Mrs C. i Fried and theft tWO Children are experte.l hre shorlly jH for the weddln" f Mi- Josephine Oil ':nd Sam R. Mover. Mr. and Mrs iaBBBSn I. Mover, who now mat ins i H through Yellowstone ;ari;. ancle aunt of Mr. Bfeyer, will also be here. yM H Mr and Mrs. J, Frank Judge re- turned during the week from t o east, iH hrmeing as Lf'i",vt- Mrs. Louis Wymono and Mrs. Workman of Louisville, Kv ;H who will spend the summer with them. iH Miss Helen Allison of Denver is here her sister, Mis. Theodore Pecker. (Continued on Page Twenty-three.) H SOCIETY (Continued from Page Twenty-one.) Mrs. Pond, wife of Captain George B. Pond of the Twentieth infantry, is visiting her parents. Captain and Mrs. John M. Webster, at their summer home on Mackinaw Island, where General Gen-eral and Mrs, B. C. Lockwood are also visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Whitley are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter, who was bom to them a week ago. Mrs Hines. wife of Captain Frank Hines, and her two children, are here for the summer Waiting the Hines and the Vier families. Captain Hines is now in Washington. D. C. where he, is a member of the staff of General Ayrshire. Ayr-shire. Mrs. Strickland and her sister. Miss Cayley, have taken the P H. Browne cottage at Brighton for the summer. Mr, and Mrs. E. O. Howard and their daughter, Mariorie, have gone east to ppend the summer. Miss Mariorie Mar-iorie will remain for the school year. f'harles Pead leaves today for California Cali-fornia to ioin Mrs. Read, who is spending spend-ing the summer at Balboa beach. Mrs. John Elliott Hark will leave soon for Evanston. Wvo , to visit the Chapman familv on their ranch near that place. Mi?? Marv 01je Cray has been is itincr in Salt Lake the past few days on her wav to Montrose, "'olo., where she will spend a part of the summer. Miss Edith Shearman is home after a year's absence and is visiting Mrs. Montgomery in the Zimmerman apartments. apart-ments. Mr. and Mr. Charle Caine and their familv have returned from Australia Aus-tralia and aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. George D. Alder Miss Gwendolin Tripp has been Via itine Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalrymple in Ogrlen for a few davs. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. Walter Walker ani their son and daughter have gone east Thev will make a trip down the St. Lawrence during their absence. Fverett Crant is here from Los An-celcs An-celcs visitincr the familv of his fiancee, Miss at) PS Dole. Mr and Mrs. Horace nrk 0f cnj. engo are expected herp shorflv to visit Mr. Hnrk'g parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. John C. D. Hark, at their home in the Pres-eott Pres-eott apartments. Mrs. C. C. Dey and her daughter, Miss Eliza TVr, will leave tomorrow for Brighton t:o spend the summer, having hav-ing taken a cottage there for tho season. sea-son. Miss Phoebe Dey is already at Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. M N Baker of New-York New-York are expected here todav to visit Miss Clara L Colhnrnn at Powland hall. Mr, Baker is the editor of the Engineering News. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith of the Ozark apartments, have as their guests the Misses Vera and Gula Reed oif Fairfield. Neb. Miss Maekinlav, Miss Amv Mackin lay and Miss Gauthev of New York were guests in the citv during the past week on their way to Yellowstone park. Mrs. Ernest R. Eldredge of Fort-land, Fort-land, who has been at the Hotel Utah for the past few weeks, will leave shortly for her home. Captain and Mrs. A. O Seaman, formerly for-merly here with the Fifteenth infanrry, will return to Fort Douglas during the next month. Captain Seaman haviug heen transferred to the Twentieth with his promotion. Alf Kennedy and Harold McCarthev of Chicago are in the city visiting their friend, R. J. Sampson. Thev are on their wav west and will probably return re-turn to their home by way of Cape Horn. Mr. and Mrs Windsor V, Rice have gone for a month 's trip through the Canadian northwest. Mrs. H. C. Wallace left early in the week for southern California to no awav a month or so visitine: friend?. Mr, and Mrs. Seth W. Morrison and their son, Warner, have cone on an automobile trip through Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hoppauugh and their children left Fridav for a trip to the northwest. Mrs. W, L. McLeod and her son are back after a month spent in Denver. Den-ver. Mr. and Mts. J. Cecil Alter have gone to Fish Lake for their summer outing. Miss Phvllis Cavlord is here from New York", visiting her 6ister, Mrs A. H, Snow. Mrs. Wallace T, Perham, who has spent a few days here on her way home from the biennial convention of the Federation of Women's clubs, has gone on to her home iu Glendive, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. 8, A. Whitney will spend the next month in San Francisco and vicinity. Miss Geneva Wrieht , who has been visiting friends in "iiden, has returned to her home here. Miss Marv Howell is here from Logan visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis T. Gannon. Gan-non. Mrs .Joseph Orbendorfer and her vounger daughter, Helen, are expected home from the east during the coming week. a Ned Robblns of New York has been a visitor in this city for a week or more pa,sL He spent the week-end at Brighton with friends. Miss Mar.iorie Jacobs will be home early In the week from Monterey, where she has been with Lieutesanl and Mrs. Sherman A. White for the pa few monthF. Miss Daisy Kuhn of Ogden returned Saturday after n few dn-s here, visil-mg visil-mg the M. M. Weil family. Miss Beatrice Oldficld. of Venu e. Cel., is here visiting the Misses 9ufiivan at their home on East First South street. Or. and Mrs. B. D. Woodruff and their family will leave enrlv in the week for Brighton to spend the rest of the summer at Roughwood, their attractive GOttape there. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, sister of Mrs. T. R. ITirker, will leave the first of the week for Leavenworth, Kas., to visit her mother, whose home 15 there. Mr. and Mrs. W. L Mood of Chicago have heen guests at the Hotel Utah for the past week or so. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Walker spent the early part of the week in Logan, returning by motor. Mr. nnd Mrs E. E Alexander have taken the Malcolm Keyser home on Brigham street for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. reeman Morningstar and Miss Lucile Morningstar aro at. home for the summer at the Hotel Utah. Mrs. G G. Verbryck and her son Garrison are in their summer home in Emigration canyon during the warm weather. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Fulop left last Monday for thoir home in Portland after a vi6it with Mr. and Mrs. H Barnett here. Miss Edith Dusenberrv of Provo is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nib-ley. Nib-ley. Mrs, E. W. Caperton has gone to Ocean Park, where she will remain for the entire summer. Mr. and Mrs- J, A. Alford have gone to New York and other eastern cities on a two weeks' trip. Mr and Mrs Lo Grande Young are rejoicing over the arrival of a new daughter at their home. Mrs. Waldemar Van Cott expects to leave early in August to visit her daughter, Mrs. Horstmanu in The Hague. a Mr. and Mrs Benare Grant are at home for the summer in the Lund apartments on Eighth East street. Miss Kincr and Miss Adrienne King have gone to Ocean Park to spend the summer months. Mrs. J, W. MrHennan and her two children are here from Des Moines, spending the summer with the Keate family. Mi. and Aire, J. T Beleu have returned re-turned from San FraniUBCO, where Mr? Beless nent for the biennial meting of women's clubs. Mr. Beless having joined her later. Mrs. E R Dickinson of Denver spent a day in tho city during the week on her way to the coast. Dr. and Mrs H. E. Palmer of Day ton, Ohio, and Mrs. George T. Brandon left earlv in the week for the west, after visiting Mrs. A. H. Mayno ana family. Dr. Frederick Norris, D, D.. and Mrs. I N'orris. who have been visiting here j for the past ten days, will leave early ', in the week for the trest, Mr. and xirs Morton R. Obaet&iaii have returned from 1 heir honevmooD trip through the Yellowstone park and are at the I hee5m;in firm to: the1 summer. Mr. Marion Bank and her dautrh tor. Mr1 F. I , B;isctt. have cone east j for a stav or six weeks or more. 1 ' I ! MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS ' I Mrs. William Hayes entertained the O. F. F. Sewing club last Thursday at 1 her home. The next meeting will be held with Mr-- Otto Grow xt 857 West ixth South street. The Souvenir card club will be en- 1 lertained next Thursdav by Mrs. E. Roberts at her home, 52fl Eleventh East It reet. Mrs. Edwin F. Chamberlain will entertain en-tertain at n morning bridpe partj next Thursday at her home in the Ivan line apartments for Mrs. Harry Preston Smith Miss HortenaS Oraebl entertained :i part; of her friends a( 500 Prldaj evening in honor of Mrs. Helen Nodler 1 of Dead Wood) S. D.. who is a visitor in the City The quests besides Mrs j Nodler were the jHflBOB Lottiss nsd Geneve Graehl, Vera Eldredge. Evelyn 1 Booth, LylS and Beth Bradford, Rudolph Ru-dolph Orlob. Edward MeDaniel. Bert Mei r-n. Frank Rudv. .Henry Q Rich-ardaon Rich-ardaon nd Frank Dotityi Prizes at bridge were won by Mr?. Nodler and Mr. Biehardsoa. hke party was piven on Tnssflsj last at Saltair in honor of William and Fred Webb, who are to de- part for missions in the near future. ani also for the reoeption of Masel j Skoefipld who hn reoantlv returned. The 1 affair was arrnnffSd by Mirl Giles and PhyliS Jacobean and rroved to be a most Mir.-esiifii affair. Some forty persons per-sons Were seated at the tables, which were decorated with sweel peas, csr-na'ions csr-na'ions and other flowers in purple. The 1 tables were burdened with every deli- i eeCTi Mr. Soars will leave for Great Britain on July 24 and Mr Webb for Germany (he early part of September. After a fenst and good time In get'eral daneina was Indulged in until the late hours of the evening. Mr. M. Curtz's home at r-2 South Fifth Easti was the seen of a prettv wedding Wedncsdnv evening when her daughter. Miss Helen Dorothy, be the bride of Richard Bernard Kerner. The marriage took plaee at 8 o'clock, ! Bishop Hunter of the Eighth ward, officiating. offi-ciating. The home was beautifully do,- I Orated in pink and whi'e .weet ;,e-i. I The bride was gowned in white rnnr 1 quisette over white ehiffnn and carried car-ried whito roses. The marriage w:i witnessed by relatives and intimate friends. The young couple will be nt home after August 1, at 7fi0 Alpine avenue. Miss .Teanette nanson dlightfullv entertained en-tertained the members of the Billiken club last Tuesday evening at "500." Prizes were won bv Miss Marie Soren-son Soren-son and Miss Helen Angell. The Fourth of Jnly decorations were ca.-ried ca.-ried out in every detail and an abundance abun-dance of sweet peas were used throughout through-out the parlors and dining room. A luncheon was served, the ices, candies, etc., being all in the red, white nnd blue colors Tallies and place cards also matched. An enjoyable merrymaking merry-making ride over the Oaklev addition followed. The Salt Lake rhanter of the Ameri 1 can Woman's league will give a card' party in Moose hall Mondav afternoon, Tulv 20. from 2 to 5 o'elOok. Bridge and 500 will be the games. There will be prizes for each tnble. Miss Blanche Anslev, asisted bv Miss Ruth KAle, entertained Saturd:, ternoon at a delightful luncheon in honor hon-or of the kindergarten girls of the fj, of U. Those present to enjoy the affair af-fair were the Misses Virginia Snow, Lilian E. Thomas, Florence Summer-hays. Summer-hays. Ruth Beless, Rae Barlow and Gladys Ballantyne of Ogden. Neighbors and friends surprised Mrs L. Heath of South Bend. Tnd., at the home of her son. Griffith Barnet. Thursdav Thurs-dav evening, where a very pleasant evening even-ing was spent. Miss Miriam Jaeobsen was guest of honor at a delightful lake party Friday The decorations were pansies and sweet peas. Dainty place cards were used with the dancing programme on the reverse re-verse side. After supper dancing was enjoyed. Those present besides the guest of honor were the Misses Bessie Willes, Dorothy Dunhar, Marie Dougall. Ida Giles. Hazel Meredith, and Alma Spencer, Morgan Davis. Charles Cot trell, Wilford Whitman and Joe Hall. I SILVER LAKE SOCIETY. j I Both the Ferry families have settled for the summer in their charming ' 1 Ferrylaad ' ' Mrs, L. G. Dinwoodey and family, who have occupied the Moyle cottage since the latter part of June, have 86 a guest Mrs. Dana Smith. The Fisher Harris cabin has been taken ta-ken bv Mrs. Lear Riter, who has as her house partv Mrs. Heber M, Wells and her daughters, Martha and Flounce. The E. B. Critchlow family were, aa usual, among the earliest of the. Bnh tou community. Two of those to enjoy en-joy their hospitality are Miss Helen Kllerbeek and Miss Deane Alder, who have arrived for a fortnight's stay. A person of note here is Dr. Charles Fleisher. the Jewish lecturer of world- wide fame. He is a visitor at the H harles Brooks cottage . iH The Girls' Friend fx- society is evi- H dentlv fulfilling a demand for an inex-yet inex-yet wholesome outing for girls b ranse with every wek-na comes an baersess the , overs laid at the din- H nei ibis Oj this popular camp, under the direction ot tua eh arming "nousa H Miss Godbe. Another eve- H that chape- H roned by Mrs. Be) den I. t lawson. Those H there are ber daughter Hel- H en. Lillian. Florence and Helen Wells, H Prances lavton. Enid May. Mary H Be itt e. Rosemarie Young aud Blinor On Monday H men at the ''oalt-tion ''oalt-tion mini rintendent Burton. Wl H liana Home, Mr Crane. Inland vvnlker H 1 1 e a bonfir.i H party nnd msrshsaallow toast for theao de Silver lake. H The night following an informal dance was held fl -he LOff Cabin Hotel. And on Thursday nne will return the eourtesy by entertaining at a bnn- ' tne lake nt their cabin, "Handout H It was B happy surprise to the girls of the pN.-e to find tie-d.' ranv L. D. B. and inh sehooi boyi Is -amp. s many university men spending their summer vacation at work near there. jH 8everal of the 1 r h i Pi frateraity tnem iber are at t';e f'onbtion mine while a I number nre surveying in and about the i-anyon itself. There are alao a largo (number of the AJphj Ta men those of I I he new rstion.'l -in Fark itv. Miss Marian MeEntyre, who has bee entertained at the EHmat Darling cabin. :H expects to rerii'-n to her home in tha ilH citv Sunday. Bo. alao, doc m;.., Doro- iH thy Racking, nho has been at tha H Girls' Friendlv society c.nmp. H Mr. and Mr. Paul KeysST came no las! Sunday in their machine and taved 'H over right nt the hotel. A trip of less duration, but equal inc. H ecM. wai; that of Mr ,.nd Mrs. Georg A. Snow and party, "ho ipeni the dav lM Another party during the week -raj eompose.' n F,-e r)inWrodev. l.oar Riter H and Dana Smith. who visited their families for a few days. Mr. Stanlev H iaTTon and her e, fahin. are siting Mrs. Richard P Mrs. Joshua lidg!ev and familv hn- .H taken the Barrow eottaffS for the next rtx weeks. Their ernes t ere Mrs. Rush-by Rush-by Midglev and M, Esther Badger 'M |
