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Show I 1 Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utahl I - OGDEN OGDEN, Feb. 21. Mrs. Walker 8. Chccnnmn entertained sixteen guests at a Kensington at her homo Thursday Thurs-day afternoon, In compliment to Mes Fawn Wrteht. White and P tulips were used In Che decoration of the dlJiinK room, whore an elaborate lunoheon rferved. Mre. P. D. Kline and Mrs. Poarl Ecclea Reagan assisted Mrs. Checo-man Checo-man In entertaining. Carda are out for the reception to bo riven by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. fright at their home Wednesday evening. -marv 25. following the marriage o daughter Fawn and Henry Volker which will take place Wednesday In taa Salt Lake temple. Mrs B. E. Brlatol spent several days lntSalt Lake during the wcok. Mrs. Georgo Halverson was an Offflcn riieSt atthe ball given by tho Utah club Wednesday evening at tho Hotel "Utah. She was also a guest at a tango tea given Wednesday afternoon In Salt Lake. Mrs. A. V. Ourby la hero from Loa Angelas An-gelas for vlfllt with her mother. Mrs. Sidney Stevens. I Mm. George Holverson has Issued invitations invi-tations for ft "tango tea" to bo given at the Weber clxib Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph E. Bristol ontertalnod a fersa number of the younger social set at a dancing party at hor homo Saturday evening. In honor of Miss Lucille Tavoy and Samuel Fortor and their bridal party, which Includes .the following: Miss Vorna Tnvey maid of honor; Miss Holen Fpr-klns Fpr-klns and Alberta Tavoy, bridesmaid ; Arthur Ar-thur Sullivan of Salt Lake, host man; (Jerome Williams, Salt Lake, and S. Wheeler, ushers. The marrlago of Miss Tavey and Mr. Fbrtcr will take place on the evening of' Tuesday. February 24. at tho Church of the Good Shepherd. A dinner was given Wednesday evening even-ing at tho Weber club by tho trustocH of the .Dee Memorial hospital and the Ogden Medical socloty, in obscrvanco of tho third anniversary of tho oroction of tho Jxospltal, at which 100 prominent citizens and aesoclates of tho lato Judge "Thomas r. Dee were tho guests. Tho tables s were decorated with amllax and carnations. Dr. A. S. Condon acted as toastmastor. and speeches were given by the following: Mrs. Thomas D. Dee. M. BBBV CJ, .Drowning. UV. ZV, o. uuj vo, . uv.- Beph R- Morroll. Dr. 13. P. M1113, Judg-e 1 A. R, Heywood, Dr. E. H. Smith and Apostle D. Oi McKay. Hj Friday evening the girls of the domes- tlo Bclenco and art department of the Weber academy cntortalned their friends at a dancing party at tho academy nudl-torium. nudl-torium. The decorations were carried out in red, white and blue and at one end of tho hall a garden was arranged, where f refreshments wore served by young la- dies in red, white and bluo costumes. Miss Lucille Tavoy was tho guest of honor at a luncheon given Thursday afternoon b3' Mrs. .Tamos Ivors. Jr.. at her home In Salt Lake. Tho old-time dance given under the j auspices of tho Daughters of tho Plo- neers at the Weber academy Monday evening was a most successful and en-Joyablo en-Joyablo affair. A largo number were -present and many of tho dancers ware in old-time costumes. Tho hall was beau-tifully beau-tifully decorated for tho occasion with the club colore sage green and white together with sunllowers and squash vines. Punch was served during the j evening in n prettily decorated booth. An excellent musical programme was ren-dcred ren-dcred by the INIchola orchestra of twenty-eight twenty-eight pieces. One of tho largest and prettiest affairs of tho week was tho annual valentine ball given by tho young ladles of St. Jo-seph'H Jo-seph'H ohurch in the Colonial hall Mon-day Mon-day evonlng. Valentino decorations pre-vailed pre-vailed throughout tho hall and restrooms. Various colored butterflies, togother with red hearts, formed a canopy In the cen-ter cen-ter of tho lia.Il. while at th0 east end of the hall was placed a wing of a butterfly formed of varl-colorod lights. Streamers of red and white radiated from tho cen-ter cen-ter of the canopy to the sides and cor-ncrs cor-ncrs of the hall. Red, white and blue lights. Intertwined with smllox, were strung about tho punch booth. Red hearts, together with numerous smaller lights, formed a canopy over the orchestra bal-cony, bal-cony, where Crawford's orchestra fur-nlslied fur-nlslied music for a programmo of twenty -one dances. Patrons and patronesses of the affair were: Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Conroy. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Glen. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Ma-lone, Ma-lone, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Shoohan. Mrs. N. H. Pugmlro left Thursday for Los Angeles. A meeting of the Ladles' Literary club was held Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. A. K. Fulton. Miss Lucille Ballantyne was tho hosl-eas hosl-eas at a prettily appointed Kensington given at her home Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Fuwn Wright. The parlor was decorated In pink roses, and a bowl of red roecB formed tho centerpleco on the dining table, whore covers were laid for ten at a dainty three-course luncheon. Miss Wright was presented with a set of hond-embroldcrcd dollies as a gift from the hostess. Miss I3allantTio was ns-nlsted ns-nlsted by Miss Viola C.irr and her sls-ter, sls-ter, Miss Juanlta Ballantyne. Miss TJla Eccles entertained at a beautlfullv appointed luncheon Wcdnes-day Wcdnes-day afternoon ut the Hotel Utah In hon-or hon-or of Miss Fawn Wright, one of the bride-elects of this month. The table had for a centerpiece a bowl of Shasta daisies, and at each guest's place was n miniature picture of thu bride-to-be iot In a sterling silver frame.' The place cards wero In cupld and heart designs. Tho Ogdcn guests were: Misses Beatrice Brewer. Lillian Wright, Alberta Wright j and Vera Browning. . . Mrs. W. G. Webb entertained at a prettily appointed Kensington at her homo Friday afternoon. A pretty color B scheme In red was effectively carried H out. red carnations adorning the parlor and a bowl of red tulips occupying the center of the dining table, where cowrs were laid for twelve at a nicely-served luncheon. The Classicum staff of the Ogdcn high 1 school gave their annual ball Saturday Hl evening In tho school auditorium. Tho Daughtors of tho Ploncom will hold their annual Joint meeting on the 1 last Friday of tills month. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Bell entertained 1 at an Informal dancing party recently 1 In compliment to their house guest. Mrs. R. H. Barclay of Tacoma. Wash., and Mrs. Fred W. Kiescl and Miss Bertha B Grau of Sacramento. Mrs. W. H. Dodgo and child left Sun-day Sun-day for Halo Center, Texas, stopping at Denver on route for a several days' visit B with relatives. Superintendent John M. Mills of the city schools left Sunday for Richmond, A'a., to attend the national convention of school superintendents, which con-vones con-vones on Monday, Fcbruarj' 23. Supor-Intendcnt Supor-Intendcnt Mills will remain In the east ftSS for throe weeks and will visit Cincinnati, j St. Louis and other eastern cities bo- fore his return to Ogdcn. An enjoyable affair of tho week was B the entertainment given Saturday even- H lng by Unity lodge No. IS, Order of H Masons, In the Masonic temple. An j Interesting programme was given, tho H principal feature of which was an ad- drees by tho Rov. p. A. Slmpkln of Salt H Lake. The members of the 500 club will bo the guests of Mrs. Abe Kuhn. Friday, 1 February 27. The Martha society will meet Mon-day Mon-day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. S. Browning. Utopia Sewing club -will meet next j Wednesday with Mrs. C. 13. Wynjor. , Ilas Fawn Wright was the guest of honor at a card party given Tuosday afternoon by Miss Vera. Browning. A .V7 coIor ocheme of lavender and wnite was effectively carried out In all the rooms. Dainty refreshmontj! were carved a cowl of violets adorning each email table. About sixteen" enjoyed the H arialr. arrs. C. H. Kircher entertained four-teen four-teen guests at a luncheon at Kern's con-' con-' onry .Monday afternoon. The table IS8 vPrJeltlIJ' decorated with daffodlle. red roDuds tnd amllajc The luncheon was followed by a card party at the Klrtiior home. Mrs. Frank Fouts and, Mrs. J. S. Lewis entertained a largo number of, guests at a beautifully appointed luncheon at tho Weber club Saturday afternoon. The tables wore decorated In small plnlc Cecil Brunner roses and forgot-mo-nots, with streamers and bows of pink ribbon effectively ef-fectively arranged. Dainty cards, on which were painted "Kowplo dolls." designated 'tho places of tho ginsts. Tho national colors wero used In tho decorations decora-tions of tho hall, A large number of guests were entor-talncd entor-talncd by Mrs. C. H. Barton at two Kensingtons, Ken-singtons, given Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, at her homo. Thn U, S. W. ladles were entertained by Mrs. Bonus. 129 Twenty-seventh street, Tuesday afternoon. Professor T. Earl Pardoe will gtvo an enta'rtnlnmont at Garland Monday night for the Garland library book fund, lie will read selections from tho works of Dickons, Longfellow, Kipling, Guy Carle-ton, Carle-ton, Klngslcy and Kennedy. Mrs. C. A. Boyd and children left Monday Mon-day for a few weeks' visit to tho coast, going first to San Francisco and from there to Borkoley. whore Uioy will remain a number of weeks. Tho Historical socloty will meet next Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. Canse. Mrs. Edward BIchsol will havo cliarge of the programmo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Soaslona of this city wero guests of honor at a dinner party given recently at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rampton at Garland. Mrs. Kathcrlnc George of Denver has been tho guest of Mrs. Mattle Taylor tho past week, returning to her homo Monday. Mon-day. Mrs. H. A. Bcauverd will be hostess to tho Homo Culturo club next Thursday. Announcement has been mado of tho marriage of Miss Ailecn Winifred Klroh-off Klroh-off and Francis Gcorgo Matson, which took place Jjtnuarv is). Mrs. Matson Is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. It, Klrchoff of this city and 1b a graduate of tho Sacrod Heart acadcmy Mr. Mat-son Mat-son Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs, Gcorgo H. Matson, , anil as a reporter on tho Salt Lake Herald-Republican haa a host .of friends. They will make their homo in Salt Lake City. Tho ladles of tho Methodist churoh and their friends wero entertained at a colonial tea at the parsonage Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Rassweller . acting as hostess. Mrs. C. H. Wright entertalnod at a kitchen shower In lionbr of Miss Fa.wn Wright, at her homo Monday afternoon. A delicious luncheon was scrvod. pink roses, carnations and smllax adorning tho table. Covers were laid for twelve. Mrs. David C. Eccles and sister. Mies Rnchael Wright, returned to tljilr. homo in Ogden Wednesday, aftor a tour of th cast. Wliile in New York City Mrs. Eo-clcs Eo-clcs and .Miss Wright wero tho guests of Mrs. David EccleB and daughters, who have been spending the winter there. . Thursday afternoon the ladles of tho Episcopal church entertained at a tea at the homo of Mr& R. T. Humo. Dr. E. H. Smith returned to this city Tuesday, after, a", six months' absonce in Europe. Ho was accompanied by Mrs. Smith ansd daughter, but tho latter remained re-mained In Omaha on a visit with relatives. rela-tives. After spending about flvo months In postgraduate medical and surgical wbrk In tho Jarge lioBpItals of London and Vlonna. Dr. Smith and" family made a tour of Holland, Austria, Germany and Franco. Tho mombora of the Post Noblo Grands club met Thursday at the homo of Mrs. J, F. Randall. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowo, Jr., and their daughter, Frances, havo left for a trip to tho coast. They were accompanied by MIhh Anna Chrlstenson. A Colonial entertainment and supper will be given Monday evening by the members of the First Presbyterian church. Tho history of the United States in tableaux tab-leaux and a song recital will bo features of tho evening. Mls3 Stella Murray has as hor guest Miss Margaret Foley of Evanston. Mrs. Dan Boylo was hostess to tho SL Joseph's Sewing society Thursday afternoon after-noon at the church hall. Miss Annie Peterson of Rcdondo, Cal., Is tho guest of Miss Thresa Lauder. Miss Peterson formerly resided in this city. A farewell party will bo given next Thursday evening at tho Weber academy for Lyles Larkln. who leaves March 11 on a mission to Holland. Mrs. S. L. Riser will entertain the Child Culture club at tho next regular meeting, Tuesday. February 24. 4 Tho Social Twelve club was pleasantly entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. C. Brown. Mrs. John Henry Smith of Salt Lake and Mre, Ben E. Rich of Centervllle opent Monday and Tuesday with relatives In Ogden. Tho mcmbors of tho Ognat club wore delightfully ontcrtained by Mies Anna Powell at a tango party Friday evening. AMERICAN FORK 4 1 AMERICAN FORK. Feb. 21. Eugene Nicholas, Frank Wagstaff, Wallaco Chlp-inan, Chlp-inan, Ora and Luna Chlpman, who are attending school nt tho B. Y. U., spent Saturday and Sunday hero visiting with their parents. Miss Ruth Lindsay of ITobor City was visiting here the latter part of tho week, the guest of Mm Clifton Pelrce. Miss Lola Bartlott of Pleasant Grove and Delos Adams of this city were married mar-ried Saturday at the homo of tho groom'B parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Corbott entertained enter-tained the Comus club at their homo Saturday Sat-urday evening. Parlor games woro followed fol-lowed by a luncheon served to tho following fol-lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Edmonds. Ed-monds. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bromley, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Corbctt, Mr. and Mrs. Reno Vance. Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett, Bar-rett, Miss Clara Wootton, Miss Florence Dunkley. Miss Lizzy Thornton, Miss Hannah Han-nah Steele, Miss Myrtle Kink, Messrs. Will Ilucklns, Joo Walton and Percy Craven. Mr.. Layton Cassldy entertained tho B. L. C. S. club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Sadie Chadwick of Salt Lake City Is hero for a brief visit with her sister. Mrs. W. D. Edmonds. Miss Nina Vance of Provo spent Saturday Sat-urday and Sunday here, visiting hor couuln. Miss Norma Vance. Mrs. B. S. Eggertson returned home Wodnosday, aftor spending a few days visiting friends and relatives in Spanish Fork. j SAUNA 1 SMIct, F. Tho hnilita' Literary ohib met Mondar t 1U uol pltca. Tho fotlowinsr pro-grara.'so pro-grara.'so vru fxrrlcd out: Adcnw, O. E. Wwf ons. Mrs. T. J. Crano; current veat. Mrs. a N Lund: comic rradlnr. Mr. P. 0. Soorup: Stoddard Stod-dard lfcture. Mrt. O. O. NleUoa; duot. Mre. John H??1' and ulaaio Herraaasen; r4dln from 'MottaerhooV Mr. MarUit Pean. Mr. ad Mr. D. L. AtitIb -srero la ML. Pleasaat during tho etk Tlfltlnc with ih ptreata o? Mr. Arcyle. a W J34. XnJ B tfl1 aJ woro In i, eUarIns th to tb funeral ? tr. aa Mr. IUr Jaen as rcelTinr con-grAtultttoai con-grAtultttoai or-r th rrlTt ot m. fln Mbr Mr. r.d Mr. Jmtt Qawion. Mr. ad Mr. Put-' Soreaen. til of ffprlnr C1tT. havo boea In EaIId during Ui vrSe nd whllo hre vr ruoata It tho homo of Mr. and Mr. Carl ilainmsAsn. W M. Mott haa raored hU farollr to Ballnx dur-ing dur-ing th Tric aad latwoa to rcifca thli bis rwaa- Mla T. Nloltoa of Bancroft, Mabo. 1 rlaltln.-relatlTea rlaltln.-relatlTea and frlad In tbU city. anc Mr. and Mr. Lmlls lUraon wr In ManU dur- f.."5 W)r. ?r ot th Gaidar ltli rclallrra aad frleada. Mr. aad Mrs. Jetae TeraJt art eajojlnr tbolr honfrraooa la Callforcli. M X farewell pirty waa Klrea durlat do irk la honor of Mln Laura Crane, who left for Halt Lac City iturlnR tho r.rr OJrt of thn wwic Mr. KranV nurauwta. who baa b'en donr---fmiJr ill durlus tao week. U rfort-J to be 're-coTsrinr PROVO ' 4 PROVO, Fob. ZL On Saturday evening an enjoyablo Valentino party was given at tho residence of Mr. and Mxh: Albert S. Jones; under tho direction of Frank Thomas and MIhs 'Vcoma Jones. For th occasion tho rooms were prettily decorated deco-rated with appropriate embloniB. Pro-greaslvo Pro-greaslvo games were played, and lunch-con, lunch-con, was sorvod. Tho participants wero Misses Ruth Goodridge, Ila Wing. Mary Hale, Luclle Bovn, Orallo llaxvson, Zoo Fletcher and Lylo Jones; Messrs. Orus Cluff. Kenneth Craven, Bliss Cluff, Ralph Craven, Bert Page, Corwln Joluison and Stowart Hold. Mrs. Otrl Cochran left on Tuesday for Los Angeles, whore she will Join her husband. hus-band. For tho past two months Mrs. Cochran haa been visiting in this city with her parents. Mr. und Mrs. Canby Scott. Mrs. John W. Guy Is spending a fow days In Salt Lalco City. Tho members of tho ICafe" Klutchon club, tholr husbands and a number of friends received entertainment in the nature na-ture of a Valentino party on Saturday evonlng at the residence of Mrs. James Brown. Pink hearts, cuplds, and carnations, carna-tions, formed the decorations, tho hearts and cuplds bairn? effectively drapod throughout tho rooms. Six tables of progressive pro-gressive whist wero played and prizes were awarded. Refreshments of choice selection were aorved to those present, who were Mx. and Mrs. I. H. Maators, ' Mr. and Mrs. G. GEL Helndsolman. Mr. and Mrs. Alva iNolspn, Mr. and Mrs. George Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert RoblnBon, Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. VIolott, Mr. and "Mrs. Mon--roo. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ward. Mrs. S. C. Hcnrold. Miss Ella May Mllner. Miss jcmiuiiu .turner, una o, isceu, Mrs. Elizabeth Graham lias returned from Salt Lalco City, whore she has been visiting for n number of wcekB. Aftor a most pleasant visit with Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Eversoll Miss Lucy Anderson An-derson has returned to her home In Oak City. Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Taylor are Salt Lake visitors this week. Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Sutton havo left for a pleasure trip to Panama and expect ex-pect to ho away about one month. A notable Valentino party of the week i "was the one given by Miss Erma Fletch-or Fletch-or on Saturday evening, which was en-Joyed en-Joyed by tho mombers of Miss Fletcher's club and their men friends. Tho house decorations, the refreshments and tho prizes wero all In. strict keeping with the occasion, making tho ontlro affair a gen-ulno gen-ulno Valentino ono. After an oxcellont ovening's entertainment tho morry crowd had a flashlight picture taken, which will servo as a memento of .the occasion. The participants woro Misses Boll Wilson. Fern Chlpman, Vivian Parkinson. Ethel Taylor. Hattle Keelor, Marlon Andelln. Edna Southwlck. Merllno Roylonco, Aleno 'Cluff,. Lucllo Knowlden and Julia Taylor; Tay-lor; Messrs. Aldous Dixon, Chauncoy Balrd, Morrill George, Elmo Simmons, Carl Eyrlng, Davo Wilson, Earl Sent, Albert Al-bert Southwlck, Lester Taylor. Walker and Savage, Mrs. Robert Sou ter has returned from Salt Lako City, where she has been visiting visit-ing with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson. Sunday evening last Mr. and Mrs. Canby Scptt entertained at dinner In compliment to Mrs. Carl Cochran. Covers Cov-ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Claud Eggcrtsen, Mr. and Mrs. Echart Eggertson. Eggert-son. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Boyco, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Artie Eggertsen, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoover, Mrs. Reva Robinson and Mrs. John Cook. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sutton havo been entertaining, Mre. C. W. Lawrencu of Salt Lake City. Mrs, Alvln Johnstone of Oregon la in Provo visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua F. Dunn. MIsb LoronOa .Larson of Preston. Idaho, is in this city, visiting at the home of Mrs. Eugene Cluff. Extensive preparations are. being mado by the Btako board M. I. A. for a calico ball to be given on the evonlng of tho 23rd in the gymnasium building. This affair promises to bo an excellent one, and in tho preparations by the ladles much enjoyment has already been derived. de-rived. A family retinl on yaa held at tho residence resi-dence of Henry Cluff on Sunday last, In celebration of Mr. Cluff's seventy-first birthday anniversary. Among ,tho guests "was Mr a. Mao Cluff of Bingham. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Towlor entertalnod at dinner on Sunday, complimentary to Fred Hollaway of Springvillo. Mrs. A. D. Miller of St. Anthony, Idaho, who has been visiting In this city with Mrs, Frederic Clift. left for Snlt Lake City to Join hor husband, who has Just returned from a trip to Honolulu. A Valentine party was given by tho Misses Ada Howe and Ora Bailey at tho hbme of the latter on Saturday evening last. Cuplds and hearts wero used in decorating, and wero effectively carried from the chandelier to the corners of tho dining tablo, on which was spread a luncheon. Games, dancing and other features of amusement wore enjoyed by Misses Nettle Holley. Lael Irvine, Margaret Mar-garet Dusenborry, Ezma Lewis, Alice Newel, 'Nettio Perkins. Efflo Evans and Messrs. Kenneth Parkinson, Frank Beck-stead, Beck-stead, Clarence Balrd, Lorin Anderson, Elma Call, Rudolph AtklnB, Walter Randall, Ran-dall, Reed Goodmunson and Lafayctto Stephens. Mrs. John Rldgo announces tho engagement en-gagement of her sister, Miss Mary Shor-wood. Shor-wood. to J. J. Whotton of Ogden, tho muxrige to tako placo on February 25. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Marts of Salt Lako City woro in Provo last Saturday and Sunday as tho guosts of Miss Mom Anderson. An-derson. Miss Marjorio Sumnor has returned to her business duties after a week's vacation, vaca-tion, which she enjoyed with relatives at Storrs, Utah. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. S, C. Jensen entertained the members of tho H. IT. club and a number of friends at her residence. resi-dence. Diverting from tho regular courso of events, tho guests played cards and engaged in an Interesting puzzle contest Mrs. Upton Hoover. Mrs. Will Goodridge and Mrs. John Jackson received tho prizes. Choice refreshments were Berved to Mesdnmes J. W. Balloy, Upton Hoover. Tod Hatten. Albert Sellk, Albert Cluff Parley Dixon. Joseph Beck. Ida Whit-taker. Whit-taker. G. A. Smith. Frank Hoover, John Jackson. Will Goodridgo and Mrs. Ruby Peay. Tho last named throo woro tho Invited gucEts for tho occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Strong of Alpine Al-pine wero tho guests of Mrs. J. M. Jensen, Jen-sen, Mrs. O. W. Hydo and other relatives rela-tives In Provo this week. A successful party of the week, which was enjoyed by a number of tho younger set, was given by Mlso Ruth Southwlck on Tuesday evening. The rooms wore prettily decorated In red and whito hearts, and a luncheon was served The time was enlivened with games and music and the fourteen guests present had a most pleasant time. Principal Reed Beck of tho Maeser school entertained tho teachers at dinner din-ner on Tuesday. Mrs. Mao Cluff of Bingham Is In Provo visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jano Gllee. On Saturday evening Miss Juno Smith was hostess at a Valentino party. Pretty red and whlto hearts wero used In decorating, and games appropriate to , the occasion were enjoyed. Th prize was received by Master Albert Henry. During tho course of tho evening light refreshments were served. Tho Provo chapter of Daughters of the Mormon Battalion met on Monday last with Mrs. Luella Cameron. An Interesting Interest-ing programmo was rendered and lunch-con lunch-con was served. At their home In Vlnoynrd, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holdaway entertained a number num-ber of relatives and friends on Wednesday evening. A tlmo of Jollification was derived de-rived through game playing and other features of amusement. Supper was served to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madscn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. fcamuel Blakn. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Ray-mond Hkrdlng Mr. and Mra. James Blake, Mr. and Mxa. Walter Holdaway, Misses Annie Larsen, Edith Madscn, Milllcent Clcgg, Edna Dye, and Messrs. Joseph Jenkins, Leland Gammon and Milton. Mil-ton. Holdaway. Mrs. II, S. Pyno.. Mrs. J. G. Dufftn and Miss Florence Duffln went to Salt Lake City Thursday morning to meet relatives returning from England, r Mrs. Louisa McBride was an American 'Fork visitor the early part of tho week. German-speaking citlxentt of Provo havo organized a club for social and educational education-al purposes. Professor Robert Sauer has been appointed president and Herman Teiohman secretary and treasuror. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Trvlnc. Jr., spent the latter part of tho week In Salt Lake City. Tuesday evening the Owls celebrated tho first anniversary of tho local organization. organ-ization. A fine programme of music, songs, readings and speeches and a banquet ban-quet wero enjoyed. Mrs. Lena Lewis of Ogden spent part of this weok In Provo, visiting her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs, Stanley Jones. MrB. Lewis was on her return trip home from a visit with relatives In Florida, Miss .Edith Young entertained at a valentine party on Saturday evening. Imitations wore extended to the teachers of thu Parker school and their partners. All whose pleasure it was to attend en-Joyed en-Joyed themselves Immensely. Mrs, Bruce Reeao went to Lehi on Friday Fri-day for the purpose of attending a wedding wed-ding reception given thoro for her brother. Earl Smith, and hla bride. A notable event In tho social circle of the week was tho session of tho Utah Sorosls; club, which was hold by Invitation Invita-tion of Mrs. W. D. Roberts at tho parlors of the Hotel Jtoberts on Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. A paper was given by Mrs. A. C Lund on tho subject of "Brazil and Its Coffee Industries." The paper was especially espe-cially ontrtrtalnlncr and Instructive. The club 'members were fortunate In having with thorn Mrs. Wlnnlfred Schlaudecker from tho King School of. Oratory, Pittsburg. Pitts-burg. Mrs. Schlaudecker la an artist In Interpretation and rendition of what Is beautiful In literature. Selections were given from such writers as Charles Kings-ley, Kings-ley, Olivo Schrcincr, Eugene Field and Dr. Byron W. King, which wero eo excellent excel-lent that encores were frequent- W. D. Roberts favored the assemblago with -two musical numbers, entitled "His Lullaby" and "Poppios." Light refreshments wore served. In addition to a splendid representation repre-sentation of club members, a number of Invited guests wero present, Mrs. J. O. Stono was tendered a party on Tuesday evening, which was under tho direction of a number of her friends. Games and music mado merry the .evening .even-ing for the following: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poulton. Mr. and Mrs. Brlgham Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McAdam. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dunn. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Beebo, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Becsley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Paxman, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smoot, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. M. Knudsen, Mrs. Emily Bullock, Mrs. Emma Bullock. Misses Sadie Graham, Maud Graham. Erma Smoot. Norma Poulton, Margaret Smoot and Miss Vivian Parkinson. Tho Knights of Pythias held a delightful delight-ful social session In Castle hall Monday night, In commemoration of tho fiftieth anniversary of tho establishment of tho order An Interesting programmo was rendered arid refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wayment and George East of Warren, Weber county, were the guests of Sheriff and Mrs. Honry East part of thiB week. Tho sheriff Is the brothor of Mrs. Wayment and of George East. Mrs. Mary B. Sumner entertained a number of hor friends at her home on Tuesday afternoon. On Sunday last, at dinner, Misses Sadie and Maud Graham entertained. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poulton. Poul-ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McAdam, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Cain. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson, Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Slew-urt Slew-urt and Mrs. Esthor C. Stowart. Tho Commercial club ball, held In the Mozart Thursday evening, was considered consid-ered by all present' tho most successful ball of the season. A large American flag adorned tho center of tho lmll. Rod, whlto and bluo streamers and beautifully gowned ladles transformed tho placo Into a place of enchantment. Tho spacious hall was filled to its capacity with people prominent in business, and social circles, who danced and mado merry until a lato hour. The music was furnished by the Mozart orchestra. Thursday aftornoon Mrs. John Ridge entertained at a bundle shower In compliment com-pliment to her sister. Miss Mary Sherwood, Sher-wood, whose wedding has been announced for February 25. Games and music wero enjoyed by the gathering. The bride-to-be was tho recipient of many beautiful girts In china and glassware. A dainty luncheon was served to the guests, who wero MeFdames Campion, James Qlbby, , James Bailey, Ida Rasmusscn, John Vincent, Vin-cent, Joseph Graham, Josoph McKenzIo, Hiram Rupper. Joo Martin, David Nelson, Bruce Reese, Edward Olsen, James Farrer, Robert Elliott, Sam Bailey, W "H. Ray, W. Smith and Miss Ella Taylor. Tay-lor. Mrs. C. W, Wright entertained at a card party in her pretty bungalow on Thursday aftornoon. Decorations In red, whlto and blue, together with yellow tulips, were effectively used In adorning the homo for the occasion. Luncheon was served to the following ladles: Mos-dames Mos-dames J. B. Ashton, R. K. Knowlden, Helen Redford, Francis ITedqulst, S. C Hcnrold, Fcra Decker, Henry Wood, Will Sutton. I. M. Warner, Henrv Gease, W. F. VIolott and Miss Cora Sutton. A successful surprise party was carried put on Mrs. N. F. Wilson Tuesday evening. even-ing. The guosts arrived fullv prepared to have a good time. Mrs. Parley Mussor of Salt Lake City spent Thursday at tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. Preston G. Peterson. The members of the Y. W. I club received entertainment on Thursday a'ft-omoon a'ft-omoon through the hospltalltv of Mrs Leon McEwan. While the members were engaged with their needlework thev were ontcrtained with music and soclai chat. The hostoss served a luncheon to her gusets. who wero Mesdames Clyde McAdam, Mc-Adam, Sidney Russell. Verne Nelson. Ross Buckley, Jack Booth and Shirley The mourners of the Nineteenth Century Cen-tury club met on Friday afternoon with "?m .EL. A,rcL' An excellent paper, entitled "Citizenship In tho High School,'5 was given by Archie Thurman to an appreciative ap-preciative audience. Miss Hilda Litchfield, assisted by Mrs. John Ridge, gave a house party on Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Mary Sherwood, a bride-to-bo of this month. The house presented a prcttv SJire ,ln ta decoration of red and hearts, which were effectively draped throughout the rooms. Tho guosts experienced a time of Jollification with games of a lively nature and other amusing amus-ing things. Many pretty and useful presents were received by the honored Hilda Litchfield. Miss Maud Graham Mrs. Whitney Smith. Mr. and S James Glbby, Miss Nettio Knudsen, Miss Mrs. Josoph E. Yates entertained tho 2"nmwVJl,r Kr KIutcben club and LnJr.mbar.or fr'end3 at a regular session on Thursday afternoon at her residence Music and oclal chat made the after-SU after-SU t p,eaeant ne for all concerned. Refreshments were served. Thoso participating partici-pating were Mesdames Sam Schwab R R. Irvine. Jr., Georgo Hansen. W. d" Roberts, Wlnnlfred Schlaudecker. Monto Roberts. J. w. Stlehl, C. E. LoOS0, j" Knight, Knight Star Jordan? R l Anderbcrg, R. L. Walllck, C. E. Maw' E, D. Partridge, Ida Smoot Dusenberry W. L. Mangum, J. W. Knight. B. Mc-Artbur. Mc-Artbur. J. R. Twelves. A. J. bark, C. M. Twelves, G. C. Bagley, E. T. Jones Fcra Decker E. D. Sutton. A. C. Lund! R. E. Knowlden, Helen Redford, V F vlolctt J. B. Ashton, Clarence Pratt! G. IT. Hlendselman. I. H. Masters, James Brown. Robert Boe. G. T. Parker, T E Monroe, Alva Nelson, James Henry. Mrs" Robinson and Mies Alotta HaJvoraen. MISS ANNA WILLARDSON, a popular young woman of Ephraim, who on Wednesday last in the Salt Lake temple was married to Dennis Beauregard. uwtf'MK K ": 4 aiC ,f : v 3 SI f 4 jVH.VtHj. ' ,,'& 4'f l . EPHRAIM " EPHRAIM, Feb. 21. Mrs. Nells Thompson's birthday was celebrated as a Valentino surprise, it being her birthday birth-day on that day, A most gorgeous Valentine Val-entine was presented to her as a tokon of tho day. Those present were Mr, and Mtb. August Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. William Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Chrlstlanson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lund, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Brelnholt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Iverson. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Crlstensen. Mr. and Mrs. Jame3 Frost, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dorius, A. P. Andor-son, Andor-son, P. C. Sorcnsen, Mrs. Jorgcn Olsen, Mrs. Emll Olson. Mrs. P. K. Olsen. Mrs. Charlotte Peterson. Mrs. Gunnell Dorius. Mrs. Karen Guldbrantzon, Miss Agnes Thompson, Miss Edna Peterson. Mr and Mrs. John Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Nells Thompson. Music, games and speeches woro enjoyed and a delicious lunch was served at 10:30. A dinner party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Madsen last evening. even-ing. Covers wero laid for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johansen, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Colvey, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bunco and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rasmusscn. Mrs. Sarah A. Hanson entertained a fow of her friends Frldav evening at a dinner party, In compliment to her brother, Owen, and his wife, who were here for a couple of days. Only the relatives were In attendance. Miss Eva Jensen entertained Sunday evening. Refreshments were served and thoso present woro Mary Gates, Ruby Doulton. Dora Gates. Russel Wlllardson. Henry Terry, Merrill Bagley and Ma-nard Ma-nard Wright.. The students from Falrvlew, who are attending the Snow academy, presented "In Old Ireland" Tuesday evening at tho opera house to a largo and appreciative audience. Mrs. D. D. Crawford returned home i'csterday, after spending two weeks with hor mother, Mrs. Peter Larsen. A pleasant surprise was given last night at the home of James Frost In honor of jils birthday. Tho party was gotten up by a few of tho relatives and was a complete success. The evening was pleasantly spent In games and music, and somo excellent speeches wore made. A delicious lunch was ' served. Those present wero the guest of honor and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Beal, Mrs. C. J. Chrlstonsen, Mrs. Charlotte Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. John Greaves. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jorgenscn and Elden and Anthony Frost. Miss Curtlo Mac Larsen and Ryland Olsen, two popular young persons of this city, wero married Wednesday at the county courthouse, the county clerk performing the ceremony. Tho bride is tho eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Larsen and the groom Is tho son of Peter Olsen. A wedding reception was given In their honor at the homo of the bride's parents and only relatives and a fow intimate friends wore in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen will make thdr home in this city. Mrs. Joseph L. Thorpe entertained at tea Tuesduy afternoon in compliment to Mrs. D. D. Crawford of Salt Lake City. Thoso present were Mrs. Fred Jorgenscn, Mrs. James Peterson, Miss Alice Lund, Miss Selda Rasmussen and tho hostess. Chris Folster entertained Sunday evening even-ing at a dinner party In honor of Mr. and Mrs, Owen Real of Moroni. A dinner din-ner was served and a pleasant 'evening was reported. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Madscn entertained their neighbors at a progressive high five party Monday night, the prizes being won by P. M. Peterson and Mrs. Peter Peterson. Peter-son. A dinner was served and refreshments refresh-ments at 11:30. Friends of Miss Ann Wlllardson of this city and Dennis Beauregard of Gunnison Gun-nison will bo pleasantly surprised to learn of their marriage, which took place Wednesday Wed-nesday at tho Salt Lake temple. They returned from Salt Lake the following day, when an elaborate wedding reception recep-tion was given In their honor at the home of the bride's parents. Over 100 guests were seated nt the dinner tables, which were artistically arranged and decorated with carnations. The bride Is the dnughter of Mr. find Mrs. E. C. Wlllardson and Is ono of tho popular young ladles of this city. Tho bridegroom bride-groom Is the son of Marlnus Beauregard of Gunnison. Mr. and Mrs. Beauregard will make (heir homo In Gunnison. Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey entertained a number of friends Saturday evening at a dinner party. Tho tables were decorated dec-orated with cut flowers. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Will Rold, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larsen, Lar-sen, Mr. and Mrs. Eden Kinn, Mr. and Mrs. Thorvald Brelnholt, Mr. and Mrs N, Phil Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. James Green. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Mr and Mrs. Ezra Madsen, Mrs. Niels Thompson, Miss Agnes Thompson and Utah Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Banard Mattlson entertained enter-tained Sunday In compliment to Mrs. Ed Johansen and Miss Lulu Cloudman. Dinner Din-ner was served and a pleasant time was hud. The Ladles' Literary club met Thursday Thurs-day evening at the home of Mrs. J. Y Jensen, with eighteen mombers present and four guests, who were Mrs. C. J. ChrlBtenscn. Mrs. F. W. Christcncen and Mrs. Dr. Nlolson of this city and Mrs P. P. Dyreng of Mantl, Tho ladles dls-cussed dls-cussed "Parents Opportunities" and Mra. A. W. Jensen conducted the parlia mentary drill. A selected reading wajj given by Mrs. Jennie Johnson on "Mother." Tho club adjourned to moot at tho home of Nate Colvey. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served. Mrs. Dell Anderson returned yesterday from Palt Lake City, where she has been visiting for a few days. GARFIELD H. OAHFIELD. Fob. 2L Mro. Hrrum WrtjrM KaTo a otalldron's party Tuesday afternoon, oolebratlai; Ujo fifth birthday of her eon, fltorl Wright, and Tuesday evening entertained la honor ot the birthday of Mre. Mlko Haley The Rueats irero Mesdames Charles Cidy, Roy Ody. 31. Honncssy, 0. E. Midy and MUa Myrtlo Cndy. Mra. Ony Arnold wan hostess to tho West End Sewing club Thursday afternoon at cards. Oao of tho handsomest dances e-ror siren In Gnrfleld iron thn Initial entertainment ot Tho plrl Question club at Odd Follows' hall on Wednesday Wed-nesday eronlne. Ono hundred Invitation lwd been lesucd and tho largo room tvoh nioro than ordinarily full. Tho Hotel Utah orchestra fur-nlahcd fur-nlahcd muclc. Tfhllo Mica Myrtlo Cndy distributed red and whlto carnatlona, matching tho club colors. MIssci rjthol Dcnaon, Lulu RoROra nnd Bltuicho Roberta wero In chargo of Uio punch bowl, whero tho club colors showed also In rod nnd whlto wafors. Mcoura. D. W. HaUton. O. l.lndlcy und C Wilson distinguished UicmBelres nn floor commllteA and tho danro went merrily on until IS o'clock. There tvan a pleasant party Tuesday ivrenin? at the homo ot Miss Mabel Playor Tho Kuonta woro Messrs. and MfiJdamrs Frank Rlloy, J. R Dick. Otto Saunc, A. Nicholn. Charlc Farrorr, E. Stewart, Stew-art, William Jackson. Mrs. D. Mlllor. Mlsjioa Tllllo Henrtrlcleson, Plilmlo McKInnon, Erlla Nlcholi, Meiars. Wilson, Rryan, Traak, Anderson. Wood Flchcr and Phillips. PARK CITY gjj! PARK CITY,. Feb. 21. ThavJ& ot MIsh Florence Henrietta MccBtS Jake Weeks took place MondajSflJi noon at the home of tho brldo'Bvir Mrs. Sarah II. McCarty. BishriBr ; Lewis read tins marriage scrvSkft homo was beautiful with palmaHT flowers. The bride woro a gownw mescaline and was attended by Bp Holland, who wore blue rjnfol Georgo W. McCarty was best maMFr twenty-flvo friends and relatlWfirJ nosscd tho ceremony. The J'ouriBL loft, on tho afternoon train forBf? wedding trip. They will moMfL homo In Park City. mjr Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Sutton Wft day morning for nn extendetlJftfli the Panama, canal country. Mrs. Anna M. Kopp entcrtaflLlfc member!? of the Whist club at w l on Park avenue Tuesduy evenliBtC' several hands had been pluveK' .were nwurded Mrs. Ir3o B. 'wBIa' J. P. Welsh. Refreshments worStg Mr. and Mrs. James Farre'jK tnlned at dinner Wednesday Inkfh menl to their brother, Tom w. St. Louis. Mo. -MM? A number of the friends of iyfltfO Stringer surprised her ut herML Park avenue Friday evening. music and refreshments an 1 evening waa hud. i 2 Mrs. Fred Tregonna is visit mfc her brother, Joo Kemp, in Blrq An enjoyablo surprise party v rf Mr. and Mra. N. J. Williams evening, when about thlrtv fr iH vatled their home. It was a. ha n' slon. Cards and other gamca vt fl and refreshments were served, i yjt Mlsi: Jeanle Sherman return t1 Lake Monday afternoon, after ai visit with her father and other In the Park. (tv Tho members of the auxlllai A. O. II. onjoyod a sleigh rlda Sr evening, followed by refreshman In their lodge rooms. About HI l- bers were present. j Miss Leigh Block returned to.: Monday afternoon, aftor a fow d ,'f. at the Silver King Coalition mlu Air C1nM fl Tho members of the Iota 1 1 Knlghta of Pythias. ?ave a bi J and dance Tuesday ovening'Ii W hall to celebrate their tlftleth atii ?H Miss Elizabeth Martin returns PS Lake Monday afternoon, after vlBit In the Park with hor mot Peter Martin. ; f Another enjoyable affair of i tft was tho card party and dance Society hall by the members oi f 5: gree of Honor. Prizes were aw 'I" cards, and refreshments were t i" Miss Delia Jennings has rei Salt Lake, after a short visit In' with relatives. Sbs Tho Indies of the Maccaboe ' Koclal session Thursday cvon 1& their regular lodge meeting. V The Rov. Hoyt Henrlciues wasi irfS from Salt Lake Thursday morr Sits The Knights of the Maccaba itfi class Initiation Thursdav cvenlni (k O. F. hall. Dr. Ilancnotl, sta tffe iner, and A. W. Brockman. st mi mandor, of Salt Lake, assisted work. A banquet was nerved I iiB lodge work was completed. fed Miss Eluc, tho domestic scion f- cr of the high school, returned f City Sunday morning, after a al f. In Salt Lake. , i ljl Mrs. James Crawford onterta members of St. Luke's guild at ii Thursday afternoon. iL The teachers of the local puuU !u entertained at cards and dancin Hi day evening In Society hall. ,i ,! Tho regular meeting of the 'i Uu Athenaeum was held Monday t E? at the home of Mrs. ID. P. I .si After tlic regular routine bus school visiting .commltteo gave' estlng report on the work, belxj lI tho schools, and tho name: P Baling was prosonted for msj The paper tor the day was glvei ft Kopp, entitled "Industrial Ed 'i Miss Catherine Shields was lead ikfir i lessons. After roll call audi 1 1 "America," the ladlei? adjourn! $ B Monday, February 23, at thf mn 1 Mrs. Dan Itlchardson. : "T |
