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Show .Ml Willi I 111 MIMM IHII WIIW HIIIIMH IIWIMIW III III IMIIIIIII I If 1 M !! I Hill IIIMII IIIHII ff IT T Fl II II I -nflfh I I Y, M1T1 IIM1I niJ T- worm weather of the past few davs has started an exodus of 'I Klt Lake PfPle t0 their lnnmor homeB the canvons. A number of fauiilios JLC already gone to their summer restore" rest-ore" and others will go this week. Mr. f d Mrs. George 0. Kclf moved from ' ll. Hotel Utah the last of the week to V1 eir homein Mill Creek. Mrs. M. B. rheesman returned from the east last k and is now occupying the beauti-Z beauti-Z Cheesman home in Cottonwood, ..here her daughter, Mrs. Robert N. " ,' Camphell, of Fortress Monroe, Va., will " j-in her later in the summer. i Mr d Mrs- F- ,L FabiKn Mr' Rnd '"'tin. Harold Fabian and Mr. and Mrs. "; : ,kn Elliott Clark will go to the Fa-' Fa-' 3I1 summer home in Cottonwood the , ,ming week for the warm season. A ' i-janeing party was given at the charm-' charm-' t place last night by Mr. and Mrs. " Harold Fabian and Mrs. and Mrs. Clark, hjch was enjoyed by about 100 of the younger society folks of Salt Lako. Mrs. yabian's sister, Miss Elizabeth Chap- j,aJi of Evanston, Wyo., arrived yes-;' yes-;' jjny to attend the dance and will ' remain as her sister's guest for the ; . toming week. The rustic place was j " .prettily decorated in apple blossoms. , The troubadours furnished music for ' the dance. A late supper was served. rpEE golf links and tennis courts at " 1 the County club proved attract- Te yesterday afternoon owing to the !; (ine day and a large number also en-... en-... j0j-ed the regular Saturday table d ' hote dinner. Among those who engaged (a-:;: (a-:;: Wee were J. Engberg, L. D. Carpenter, George Steiner, J. T. Keith, J. D. Clark, j!:. and Mrs. Eobert Glendinning, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chines Miller and Mrs. S. W. Morrl- ton. The spacious rooms and broad i verandas of the clubhouse were enjoyed - far Into the evening, both for dancing and the enjoyment of the country air, - after the unusually warm day for this eeaBon in the city. FAIR fingers of many Salt Lake society girls and their friends are now busy plying the needle in the Ti-'- fashioning of articles for the trousseaux . oi Jnne brides, of which there are an :: : manual number in Salt Lake this year. ... Each week brings additional announce-ii'i- meats and the month of roses seems -: deiticed to be filled with weddings. " The next few weeks will be given to I. entertaining for the coming brides. ii7 Most of these will be in the nature of luncheons and small teas, including the most intimato friends of the young ..' women who are soon to be matrons. " ... MISS ETTA POWERS entertained the teachers of the Wasatch school with a luncheon at the Blue Bird tea room yesterday in honor of Qj); three fall brides of the corps, whose " engagements have not yet been made ,MC public. The luncheon table had an artistically arranged centerpiece of red is sweet peas and the place cards were )i(lj. reil hearts. Some clover toasts to the .Tr brides followed the luncheon, Miss Grace Bennant acting as toastmistress. t: '-' The toasts were "Our Brides," "Our J-;; Would Be Brides," "Our Wouldu't Be 7,'.- Brides," "Our Brides of Yesterday," : '' io Be or Not to Be," ending with one by Miss Powers on "Giving Brides s' Away." At the conclusion of Miss . Powers 's speech she presented each of : 7-:: the prospective housewives with a cas-serole. cas-serole. Covers were laid for twenty-! twenty-! v three, including Miss Powers, who is v principal of the school, Miss Olive Fer-H, Fer-H, Miss Anna M. Anderson, Miss Ruth Mi. Virginia snnon. formerly of this city and now of os Angeles, .nose engagement of X Pau! DeitricW LoS Angeles, is a ed today. Palmer, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Violet Whitworth, Miss Cora E. Eaton, Miss Eva M. Brewer, Miss Margaret H. Hart-well, Hart-well, Miss Eva Lloyd, Miss Adelaide Joynt, Miss Grace Bermant, Miss Elsie de Groot, Miss Ora Dunford, Miss Franc Devereaux, Miss Lois M. Davis, Miss Horten.e Levison, Miss Minnie Bay, Miss Grace Stanchfield, Miss Tessie Lambert, Miss Flora McCanne and Miss Sallio White. ... MISS ADA FERGUSON entertained with a prettily appointed luncheon lunch-eon yesterday at her home, 135 Eleventh Elev-enth East street, in honor of Mies Dorothy Dor-othy Partridge, a bride of the early summer. The table was prettily decorated dec-orated with long-stemmed pink roses. They were arranged in a crystal basket as a centerpiece. The place cards bore the monogram of the hostess. Covers were laid for twelve, including relatives rela-tives and close friends of tho bride. The guests, besides the guest of honor, were Mrs. Thomas W. Partridge, Mrs. M. Ford, Miss Harriet Partridge, Mrs. Hoy, Mrs. B. G. Richardson, Mrs. Merle Dor-sey, Dor-sey, Mrs. J. Wade, Mrs. Ben Morris, Mrs. Gail Moffat, Mrs. W. H. Ferguson.. The afternoon was spent in constructing construct-ing dainty accessories for the bridal trousseau. THE Congress club had open house Friday evening at the elubrooms at the Odeon. The rooms were attractively attract-ively decorated with an elk 's head, a deer's head, a flue specimen of wildcat and various beautiful skins made into rugs. Pennants and flags added to the decorative scheme. Miss Gwelyn Williams Wil-liams furnished music. The. guests were Miss Bessie Miers, Miss Thelma Miller. Miss Francis Aveson, Miss Viola Yow-ell, Yow-ell, Miss Gwelyn Williams, Miss Francis Young, Miss Florence McDonald, McDon-ald, Miss Cleo Donaldson, A. Y. Hardy, A. D. Jones, C. W. Oleson, E. H. Eufer, Edward Oliver, J. F. Bynold, W. B. Kendell, L. F. MacKenzie. MBS. R. L. CONELY and Mrs. W. I. Snyder entertained the members mem-bers of Mizpah chapter O. E. S. yesterday ! afternoon from 2 to 5 with a reception at tho Conely home, 1135 Second avenue, in honor of Mrs. Kent O. Keyes, grand matron for the state for the order of the Eastern Star. The house was prettily pret-tily decorated in lilacs. A centerpiece for the tea table was formed of lilacs in whito and purple, arranged in a basket. Mrs. R. W. Col'.iar and Mrs. J. E. Fliege presided at tho tea table. MR. and Mrs. Frank s. Higgiu-hotham Higgiu-hotham celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Friday evening at. their home, I56'2 East Twelfth South street. An elaborate supper was served aud the evening was spent with music and dancing. The guests included Mrs. E. A. Higginbotham, Mrs. L. H. Wood- man, Frank Woodman, Mr. ana .vus Alma Thoruberg, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ear Higginbotham, Mr. and Mrs. John C Slater, Mr. aud Mrs. Douglas A. Swan Mrs. Jaua K. Wright, Mrs. E. Forrest Chester McAllister, Virgil Thornberg Miss Ella Voolkcr, Miss Margaret Mc Culhuii, Ernest Voelker, Miss Flori McKinley, Barton C. Bigelow and Mis; Leah Brown. MB. and Mrs. Harry Elwood Moot gave a dancing party Friday even ing at their home, 1135 East Sixth Soutl street, in honor of Miss Consuela Henr; of Denver. The house was prettily dec orated in lilacs. Light refreshment were served. The guests were Mis Henry, Miss Franc Dcveraux, Mis Kathryn White, Miss Margaret Living ston. Miss Harriet-Cook, Miss Doroth. Cook, Miss Helen McComie, Miss Mar; E. Durnford, Miss Kenworthy, C. 5 Miller, J. H. Henning, J. H. Slate, J R. McFarland, I. N. Smith, O. 11 Pierce, B. A. Scott, George GarnicV Mr. Mullett, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Riehtei MISS ARDELLE XEELEY enter tained at a kensington yesterda; afternoon at her home on South Sevent. East street in honor of Miss Lue.il Paul, a bride of the coming month About twenty-five of the most inti mate friends of the guest of honor wcr in attendance. Tea was served. Th house was decorated throughout wit spring flowers. The diuing room wti in white. White lilacs were used o the tea table. Events of Coming Weei The Needlework guild of St. Paul1 Episcopal church will entertain with bridge tea .Monday afternoon at th home of Mrs. Frank B. Cook. 67 Firs avenue. The card game will begin at o'clock and tea will be served at o'clock. Tho members of the Salt. Lake Eque trian club will have their regular wer.l Iv meet this morning and enjoy a rid up Emigration. A picnic lunch will be carried bv the riders and eaten in some of the attractive nooks in the canyon. A silver tea will be given Monday afternoon, May 25, at. the home id Mrs. A Fred Wcv, on East South U-mple street, for tlie. benefit of the Altar society so-ciety of St. Mary's cathedral. An informal entertainment and card partv for the benefit of Our Lady of Lourdes parish of the Catholic church will be given at Cathedral hall 1-riday evening at 8 o'clock. A musical programme pro-gramme under the direction ot Miss ora Gleason has been prepared. A card partv will be given tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Jenkins, 262 West Fifth North street, for the benefit of St. Patrick's parish of the Catholic church. A general invitation' is extended to the members ot the parish and their friends. The Crystal Bridge club will be eu- tetrained Wednesday by Mrs. M. J. Dailev at her home, 1012 First avenue. Luncheon will be served at 1 o clock with bridge following. Mrs. Edward Baldwin Heisler will be "at home" Tuesday afternoon at 361 Douglas street, from 4 to 6 in compliment compli-ment to her sister, Mrs. J. Knox Bodel, who is here for the summer from the Hawaiian islands. Mrs. B. G. Richardson will entertain Tuesday afternoon with a bridge tea at her home on Douglas avenue in honor hon-or of Miss Dorothy Partridge, one of the brides of the next few weeks. i Lillian Hollister hive No. 15, Ladies of the Maccabees, will entertain with a theater party followed by a banquet at Franklin's Wednesday evening. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church will entertain for Mrs. E. H. Becker on . Friday afternoon after-noon at the home of Mrs. F. Morning-star, Morning-star, 1277 East South Temple street. Mr. and Mrs. Becker will leave May 20 to make their home in Chicago. The A. F. club will be entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. II. Dahlen at her home, 1555 South State street. a Miss Ruth McPhee entertained Thursday Thurs-day evening at her home at Sixth East in "honor of her two brothers, Cyril McPhee Mc-Phee and Charles McPhee, who are visitors visi-tors in the city. The decorations were in lilacs and apple blossoms. The chief entertainment of the evening was. dancing. dan-cing. A delightful supper was enjoyed. About twenty-five were present. The Happy-Go-Lueky club held its regular meeting Tuesday at the home of Miss Eva Bruckner, 37 Floral avenue. A delightful evening was spent and refreshments re-freshments were served. The Kewpie Klub met at Miss Jessie Cowan 's home Tuesday. The evening was spent in playing "500." The favors were awarded to Miss Marguerite Scott and Mrs. F. C. Boueche. Miss Scott sang "Perfect Day" and Miss Ethel Taylor sang "When Irish Eyes Were Smiling." Mrs. S. Pugsley was invited guest. The club 'will meet at Mrs. Floyd C. Roucche's, on Second East, next Tuesday. Mrs. Soi Bise entertained Banner hive No. 11, L. 0. T. M., at her home Wednesday Wed-nesday evening. Games and old-fashioned" dances were enjoved. F. Cameron, Cam-eron, furnished muBic. Doughnuts and coffee were served.- About fifty guests were in attendance. The Past Noble Grand club will be entertained by Mrs. Morris at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. S. Cohn, 615 Second avenue, Thursday-afternoon. Thursday-afternoon. Society will be well represented at the presentat ion of the opera " I 'Pag-liacci" 'Pag-liacci" by the Musical Society of the University of Utah at the Salt Lake theater Wednesday, Thursday aud Fridav. A number of stalls and logos 'have already been engaged for the openintr night. Among those who will entertain thirties are Coventor and Mrs. William Spiv, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Riter. Dean and Mrs. Byron Uim-niiugs, Uim-niiugs, Mr. and Mr"!. Hugh Doup.nl, Miss 'Maude Mav Bubcoi-k and -Miss Lila Eecles. Other parlies will be entertained en-tertained for the other two nights, which arc Mav I !th and loth. Mrs. S. L. Killing:., of l."7 South Eleventh Fast, wiil entertain the members mem-bers of the Plate club on Tuesday, at a 1 o'clock lunchcou, followed by bridge. The E. C. club will give a luncheon today at . the Commercial Hub. followed fol-lowed bv a theater party for Miss Ethel Connellv. who will leave soon! for an extended trip abroad. Miss Lucile Paul, a June bride, will be the guest of honor at a linen shower to be given Thursday afternoon by Miss Velma Mackav. Tho F. V. F. sorority of the University of Utah will entertain enter-tain with a Blue Bird tea in her honor the coining week. Weddings and Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Shannon, formerly ot Salt Lake, but now of Los Angeles, announce the engagement of their daughter, Virgiuia, to J. Paul Dietrich of Los Angeles. The marriage will take place in the early fall. Miss Shannon was popular in social and musical circles during her residence in Salt Lake and her friends here will be interested in the news of her approaching ap-proaching marriage. Mr. Dietrich is a prominent real estate man of Los Angeles. Mrs. Iver Lawson announces the engagement en-gagement of her daughter, Gladys, to Roy D. Williams of this ict.y. The wedding will take place the latter part of June. Mr. Williams is connected with the Utah Copper company at Bingham. The marriage of Miss Phyllis Dwyer, whose engagement to Harry Fischer Brown of Denver, was recently announced an-nounced will take placo June 10. The Bev. and Mrs. Josiah McClain announce the engagement of their daughter, Martha E., to William S Campbell, Jr. The wedding will take place early in June. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Solomon, 729 South Third East street, announce the engagement of their daughter. Lyle, to Jack Martyn of Ely, Nev. The marriage mar-riage will take place early in June. The young couple will leave immediately imme-diately after the wedding on a trip to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hughes announce an-nounce the engagement of their datigh- : ter, Janet L., to Leslie H. White, 'llie wedding will takejplace June 3. Mrs. Lillian Kunkel announces tho engagement of her daughter, Lillian, to Delbcrt Nebcker, son of United States Marshal Aquila Nebeker. The wedding will take place in the near future. fu-ture. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gottstein announce the engagement of their daughter, Cecilia Ce-cilia Doruiea, to Jack Solomon of Chicago. Chi-cago. The wodding will take place early in June, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Barnes announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Hazel Elaine, to Richard Ambrose Hart. The wedding will take place early in June. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cook announce the engagement of their daughter, (Continued on Following Page.) I Miss Mabel Kxauss of Ogden, wh ose engagement to Herbert S. Crowther , j of Spokane, Wash., is announced. ' . I! V''i: I. v I I- jji (Continned from Preceding Page.) Helen Christine, to William Lester Owen. The marriage vriU take place late in June. ' Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bv-theway. of i 365 West Seventh 'North street, city, 1 announce the engaeement of their daughter, Sarah, to Bert L. Cromer. The marriage will take place in the . I earlv part of June. - Mrs. E. Kilbourn announces the en- i gagement of her daughter, Annie, to William F. Brown. The wedding will J take place late in June. j Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hepworth an- nounce the- engagement of their daugh- i ter. Inez Hilda, to Ernest B. Culver of i Harlowton, Mont. The wedding will J take place in June. t Miss Alice B. Craig and J. E. Mur- .1 phv were united i:i marriage yesterday ' morning at St. Marv is cathedral. A j wedding breakfast for the immediate i families followed at the home of the j bride's uncle, George W. Ebert. The i. voung couple will be at home at lo'3 South Second East street after June 1. j Mrs. .Tuhn W. Hughes announces the r' r-iLrn -icnTit of her daughter, Clara -.' l.nic. to Frederick V.". Hanson, son r. r,; A. P. Hun-on. Mr. Hanson is at "--'--'t t:":-ted with the Bullion ' ' 1: ;:. Mi'iirig con.t'flnv near Tooeie. r! ni::rr!a;p will take r-lar-e in the iic;t V'.-tvr1'. Mi m-I Vr. fl. r. liibb'e annotirte i ..- r ::rr;:. i-.- ,.f ''a.igiitcr. Mabel, tr- F. ";,-:sr. which took I '.-i ii Sa:: TV.- ;o. 'a!.. Monday. May 5. - Mr. 1 Marcus F. V.'hitn'.an ?n- ( ;. -e ti." f -'i.r.g' m-'-nt r'f their i;i'i::h-'. i;i'i::h-'. Mar-!"r':i p,;d Harold Tho -vt 'irirvMi jf Vo.th Yahima. Wa'-h. The n::;i f:a-' will tft'e pla'-e in June. -Mr. an 1 M-s. John B. Siiheps an-not:n'".' an-not:n'".' th" oggcrnent of their daugh ter, Rose Juliet, to Glenn Allison Keep. The wedding will take place in June. Announemeut made the past week of the wedding of Miss Bertha Grau of Sacramento and Frederick Julius Kieger of this eitv, is of especial interest in Salt Lake and Ogden, since Mr. Kieger is a prominent young business man of the city and a nephew of Frederick J. Kiese! of Ogden and well known throughout the state. The bride has often visited in Salt Lake and Ogden. The Sacramento Union of Wednesday gives the following account of the wedding, wed-ding, which took place in Sacramento on Tuesday: Of paramount importaDce in so-cietv so-cietv this week was the weddinq of Miss Bertha Gruu, daughtor ot Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Grau and Frederick Julius Kieger oi Salt Lake Citv. which was celebrated at the hour' of 9 last evening. Like those of the other daughters of the house, three of whom were married within the last two years, the ceremonv was performed in the familv home' on Sutter Terrace and was attended by a very large assemblage as-semblage of friends, the bridal party standing in the bow window at one end of the drawing room. Bamboo anil ferns were used to bank the windows forming a background back-ground of greenery for the. largo clusters of unster lilies which were arranger in tail gilt vases. Keach-ing Keach-ing from the background was a rano:v "f asoaragus fe.-a ttliicu ended" in the chandelier, which with is draperies r.VTulle and les-toons les-toons of asparagus, gave the appearance ap-pearance of a gigantic wedding bell. Over the heads of the bride, and groom was suspended a ball of whit iris jro?n which showered lilies of the valley. The arch between be-tween fhe double' drawing rooms was garlanded with asparagus, and about the two rooms were disposed dis-posed -rcat spravs of woodwe.rd:a fern, with hern and there a gilt basket tilled with velloiv iris and 1 white watsor.ia. Across t)io bam of' tho mirror which is at the cud ot' the room was a solid bank of watsouia, its snowy blossoms miner min-er I Oil with the rroen of asparagus fern. Tho reception hall was a tropical bower ot woouwardia fern, which extended v.-ell up the stairway and banked the walls. The muic room wa. done in La Fram-e ro.es and latliola, living a pink note to the rest. The chandelier chan-delier in this room was veiled with pink tulle, while the library with its red roses and fern tave a still warmer tone to the decorations. The entire lower Moor was eon-verted eon-verted into a supper room and here a solid mass of as-pararus pave a beautiful setting for the small tables, each one of whieh was centered cen-tered by a basket of vari-colorcd sweet ieas. The bride approached the altar to tho errand orchestral strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. She was attended by ber two sisters, Mrs. Charles Wilbur Thomas, Jr., and Mrs. Konrv A. Ellis as the matrons ma-trons of honor, and by her little niece. Jacqueline Keesline. as bridesmaid. Her nephew, Francis Valentine Keesling, Jr.. was a tiny bov attendant, and the best man was her brother. Herman Grau. The Rev. Charles F. Oshler of the German Ger-man Lutheran church read the mar-riasro mar-riasro service. The bridal robn we is an exquisite ' one of white satin combined with j duchesse and rose point laces. There j was a long train to which the tulle ; veil, the fame which has graced the heads of other brides of the Grau familv. extended from a Juliet cap trimmed with orange blossoms. Orchids composed the shower bouquet which she carried. The two matrons of honor each wore her own wedding gown and carried arm bouquets of yellow iris. Tho little bridesmaid wore a dainty frock of white lae with pink satin" bows and sash. Sho carried a gold basket from which dropped whie iris and lilies of the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ricger. on their wav to New York, will visit in Buffalo Buf-falo at the home of Mr. Rieer's sister, Mrs. Edward Dold. Thev are planning to spend the summer abroad after whieh thev will return to Halt Lake Citv, where they will make their -home. Personal Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Anderson have eone to California to make their home. Thev are at present at Santa Rosa, but have cot definitely decided on a permanent location. Mr. and Mrs. 4 ' " I V ' I X : ! P KJ J' s. - - - ... , m L i Miss Gladys Lav.jon, whoso onRa cement to Hoy D. V.'UUaram is Mi-bounced Mi-bounced today. Anderson made their home in the f'nvr v ajiart.'nents. Triev havo nuinv friend in Kult I,nke, who regret their leaving. ... Mr rind Mrs. B. f). MwHonlnirp left for Seattle, Wash., Kridav. havinp 1 n called 1V tlio sern.'ia lllnnta of Mr. Mec.klenlinrc 'b t'litber. ... Mr. and frfl. Wallace Prnitsford are tourinK Idaho in an automnhile. Miss Mary Kiiiffsbiirv, who spent the i winter in Salt Lake, is now at l.ho Cnl-! looe of Missions in Indianapolis, where she -will be until she leaves for India in September. i Mrs. James Fallett of Sacramento, f Cal., is the guest of her parents, Mr. j and Mrs. George O. Bradley, in the Branslord apartments. Mrs. Hallett j was formerly MiH Dora Bradley. j Mrs. M. B. Cheesmau has returned j from a visit to her dau-.diter. Mrs. Bob- . ert. X. Campbell, of Fortress Monroe, j Ya where Captain Campbell is sta- j Honed with his regiment. Mrs. C.hees- i man is at her summer home in Cotton- j wood for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Edwards left ves-terdav ves-terdav for a trip to New York and other cities in the east. Mrs. J. TI. McMillan left last week for her home in Los Angeles. Cal.. after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. vViniams, in the Miiler apartments. Miss Mildred McMillan has returned from Los Anpeles, where stio has been visiting- her sister, Mrs. R. S. Masson, for several months. Mrs. Masson will remain for a visit of some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McMillan. Mrs. F. T. Hines and children are guests of Mrs. Hines 's parents. Mr. and Mrs. V'. T. Yier. Captain Hines, who is now on duty in Washington will ioin them soon. ' Mrs. 'W. Montague Ferry has gone east on a visit to relatives in Michigan and Illinois. Mrs. M. H. Walker has gone to Boston Bos-ton to visit her daughter, Miss Glen Walker, who is in school there. At the close of school Mrs. Wallter and daughters, Miss Glen Walker and Miss Lena Hague -will sail from New York to spend the summer abroad. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Calvin have gone to the coast to spend ten days. Mrs. Clarence G. Barron of Ely, Xev is visiting her mother, Mrs M. Jennings, and her sisters, Mrs. A. H. Peabodv and Miss Carlotta Jennuags. . Mis FJeanor Warren has returned from a visit to Texas, to Washington and Xew York. Mrs. W. P. Kiser and little son, Philip, have gone to Los Angeles for a six weeks' visit. Mrs. L. B. Davis ad daughter. Miss Rpssie Davis, will leave during tLe I wc k for an extended visit in Chicago ami New York, after which they will ipi on to Annaoi'lis lo attend the graduation grad-uation of M id.'h ipinan Noel Davis i rum the l'nite.1 Suites naval academy. Wlule in mi:ip,ihs thev will be guests ,,f I aptain mid Mrs. i handler and will later join a va-hling party, returning home about July I Mrsi S. 1). Martin and her daughter. Norma, have relume,! from Los An-leies An-leies and Ocean 1'nrk. where lliev have been for several months. On their way home thev were thc'g'O's's of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Martin in San Francisco. ... Mrs. .1. McC.ntee and daughter, Miss Agnes McKnl.e, have returned from j siHithern Caliloraia, where they spent tho winter. Mrs. Herbert Holdnson. of Garfield, is visiting "Mil her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ,1. 1'ioclor nt South Murray. Mrs. Hubert Hansen, of South Mur rnv. left lat Vi'ilnes,.. y to visit Mis. Marv Hansen at. Logan. Miss Gcnicvo .lames and Miss Hor-tense Hor-tense tbachl have relumed from u two weeks' trip to Sau I'rancisco and Los Aiirolos. ... Mrs. William 1. Foster left en Tues dav for Wcj; I'eint, whole she will visit vvilli Lieutenant and Mrs. Wilev I inn-son. Aider a short two montlx' stav she will go to Lincoln. Neb., where sh" will be with the Lieutenant 1 1 h a in I . SI 1 1 1 1 I a tu i 1 vh. where Mr. Sloll is mi military dntv. On her return home Mi. ester will go to Seattle, V:e,i., icieaiiimg there with the .lelill O. I inipi'V familv. licfoio leaving Wi-st I'eint Mr. Coster cvpects to .pun his wile, taking the reiiia i n-ier of the trip with her. A n rt li ii r L. Thoiuas and li i s son, ' Alex, have gene to northern California, wheie Cuev will make their homo on Mr. ' I'll in ii r; 'h fruit ranch. It is n nieaid of over 7011 acres, located lib, nil, a hundred miles north of San , Kra no ii en. Mi,, Mihlro.l rcrgiis.in is the hou-il ene I ef I he 1 'hll l ies I'. .Icnn llo-s I'ain. ii,- their h.oiic mi Tv .-1 1 I li fast I si reel . Mho w ill i i it nilh Miss Klira. " belli .leuniiiei unlil the return of her mi. I her, M is. 'Annette he rg inoli , and her j blether heig I'rion Long Iteiu'li. 'I'liev nn exj-c-'teil bore tV.e latter part of J vine. a Mrs. Jr.fk Clawson V.s returne.! from n f.Mi works' ft:iv iu i.-u'n an.l now nt ii.fi home of M.r. and Mrs. Manioy 11. Oa w son. .She will remain t iicre umil ciiv iu Juno, wlit-u Mr. L'!;nsv ii is e-; e-; c- od from their borne in W inflow. Aru. Mrs. Pr e 1 1 o u N u 1 1 o r n n .1 ' 1 1 i . .1 r o n 1 1 :i v e k o u e to the X n 1 1 e r ran o li in sotnhcni Utah to m(iv1 the summer. Mrs. T. C. Cornell and baby arc visitinu friends in l'ark Tnv for a few davs Mrs. Marv 11. ( 'nrt'ent er of Xew York Citv, will j-i-rii-l tV.e i'lunth here v-v. in- hor sis tor. M rs. S. S. A rent z. he-fore he-fore noine on to viit her brothers in Tonopah and Wonder, Nov. Mr. find Mr?. A. 0. Sullivan ot" Frt- liMin City, have ben spending a few da vs i a tho eitv as the quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sullivan. Mis Kin in a Qoii;1ev has returned to hor homo in lHiuoi. after fpendief-; a car in Salt, I :i Ke with li or uio le a e.d aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. nilov. I Kussel L. Traev has been called t o Ko.du'ster, Minn., by the serious illness of Mrs. Ttai-v. who has born the-o for onio time with her sou, K'ussel T r:ov. dr. Mi1- I.ouise 1-ovd the citost of the K'ev, Mr. and Mrs. William V. ImiIUoy on her wav from Tokio. Japan, where she has been en::aeil in m.sioua1 y w ork , t o her home in Y i: iuia. a Mrs. ("ha vies I'lnmmer lias re turned from n f i vi- months' stav in 'eiinsvl aniu and other eastern points. a Conner Senator and M r i. J. C. Kaw-lius Kaw-lius and familv havi ImUimi . tho resi-diMiVo resi-diMiVo of Mr. and Mrx Howard S, Stowe in Ke.leral llei-l-ts. St,w.-will St,w.-will leae shortly lo .join Mr. Stowe in SI . Louis. m M is 1 .a el Irvine, of l'rovo, is t hi1 iMio-it of Mis lionan Kin for Hie week end. Mrs. C'nrratl It, Wilkin has returne.l I o her home in M il f m d, C t all, a ft or :i ir-it of soveial w n-ks at i ho homo of lor parent, Mr. and Mr;.. Malthew t 'ullen. i a Mr. ami Mr. M. d. Pavis an,l Mr and M i m. d oseph 1 'a i, uf M on ! pel no Idaho, ca mo I Sal t I a k o b v an t mno bttis on Tue-dav, Mr. and Mr, M. .1 l-ai reluruod to M-uMj'elier on Cri dav. wlule M r. and M .-s. d.isoph i will ri'ina i n iu a 1 1 I ,a 1. o for so em Uf-eKs. ' w I Mi-i. dohn T, VnIou will leave to.bn J for Kl Ciiso. 1V:i to ioiu her hns bn nd, who is eha plain uf tho Twer' tieth infantry, ttatiouei there. M:s. ! Axton s hu.sbi.ud w ili join her for a trip through ti.e Grur.d e.uyon and to Los Aiico.es and they wi'.i return bfre about dune 1. j Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cosjritf have re- turrd after a vis:; o: m the cas;. , , Mr. ,T. V. Sey:v.:, 'visiting her rarocts M:. t Continned ca r:"?y- society!1 (Continued from Preceding Pago.) ; Renshaw, for the past tw-o months will leave Monday for Minneapolis to join Mr. Sevmour, Miscellaneous Events Miss Iris Clark and .Miss Louise Clark entertained the mem bers of the H. G. L. G. dub at their home, 2S4 K street, Friday eveni ng. The even in y was spent in mu. ic and sewi ng, 3 f 1 t which refreshments were served. M u-si u-si c was furnished by Miss Louise Clark. Those present were: Miss Susie Su-sie Hawes, Miss Carrie Jensen, M Cornelia Jen sen, Mrs, Burt, Miss vera GUI and Miss Jetta Gill. Miss Emily West and Miss Florencr Shannon entertained Tuesday evening with a shower for Miss Dorothy S;irre. who is to be married in June. ' Tho-r present were: Mics Dorothy SaL'1. Miss Stella Johnson. Miss Viola Johnson, John-son, Miss Eva Newcomer, Miss Mildred Knicrht. Mis? Anna Johnson, Miss Est ber Johnson. M iss Taunt a Pet ro. Miss Venna Darke, M i-s Emm a Thorn-son. Thorn-son. MiFS Deb era li St nrhr.fi n, M s H. rie Fitzgerald, Mis Luci II F11 rr t'o,r. fiva Wvn hvfir TU T-UInn Wciif'o Miss Florence Shannon, Miss Selma Aim, Miss Emily West, Miss Ruth Aim, Miss Esther Aim, Miss Nell Pollock, Miss Mayer, N. D. Corser. Miss Freda Mayer, Miss Anna Cnapman, Miss Grace Chauman. Miss Edna Kjergard was surprised, bj' a number of her friends Thursday evening in honor of her birthday. The evening was spent in dancing. Refreshments Re-freshments were served on the lawu. The following were in attendance: Rex Tripp, Ellen Larsen, Pearl Tripp, George Tripp, Helen Lovette, Ruth Lovette, Stanley Goaleu, May Miller, ' Minnie Miller, Nathan Hansen, Flo- , rence Fox. Elizabeth Stoker, Grant Fox, Vera Worthen, Emma Klessinger, Dick : Powell, Co-ra Bird, Glenn Miller, Lily Parsons, Earl Goalen, Edna Kjergard, George Kitchens. 0 Mrs. J. A. Jones entertained the B. O. T. club at her home on South Murray, Mur-ray, at luncheon Friday. The house was prettily decorated in lilacs and sweet peas. The afternoon was spent in doing fancy work. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bergstrom entertained en-tertained the members of the Jolly 500 club Wednesday evening at their home on Ninth East street. V Mrs Kate Wilson entertained at her home, 66U South First West street, Thursday afternoon. The house was beautiful with spring flowers, in a lavender and pink color scheme. A guessing game was the feature of the afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Will Lewis and Mrs. Ross Mahan. A delightful luncheon was served. The table was prettily decorated. Smilax was suspended from a dome above tbe table and a bowl of iris formed the centerpiece, with smilax strewn over the cloth. The hostess was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Lillian Hunt. Those present were Mrs. L. BayrelL, Mrs. Joe Stevenson, Mrs. F. P. Keate, Mrs. Will B. Lewis, Mrs. George Weidman, Mrs. J. M. Carvile, Mrs. H. Bailey, Mrs. J. Westbrook, Mrs. C. G. Lindsay, Mrs. E. L. Rhoimer, Mrs. William Burley, Mrs. Roes Mahan, Mrs. G. I. Norton, Mrs. George Bnsch, Mrs. J. E. Darmer, Mrs. C. B. Wilson. Mrs. F. W. Wilson, Mrs. William McComb, Miss Belle Dewsy aud Miss LoVera Wilson, 1 Myrtle Turner and Maze Davis entertained en-tertained at a bundle shower Saturday evening in honor of Miss Marion Hamlin, Ham-lin, wlio is 1o leave during the week for California, where she will become the bride of Roland Walker of Los Angeles. An-geles. Miss Rachel Peterson entertained the B. G. club Wednesday evening at her home. Li!ac6 and pansies were used throughout the rooms. The supper table ta-ble had for a centerpiece a cut glaRS bowl of pansies. Tho evening was spent in music and sewing. The Dallas club was entertained at 1 cards Monday afternoon 1y Mrs. John Hanson, J715 Ninth East;. The prizes were won by Mrs. C. H. Pitt and Mrs. Ray Carney. The club will meet next Wednesday afternoon with M rs. A. B. Pitt, 451 Eighth East street. "Mrs. E, Christensen entertained tho O. D. O. club Wednesday afternoon at her home, No. 2 Wayne avenue. Tbe guests were entertained with a Kensington Ken-sington and refreshments were served. Mrs. George Weggland will enterta.in the club at 500 on May 23. The next meeting of the c,!ul will be with Mrs. George Bmckbank on May 20. Mr. H. M. Twombly entertained Wednesday evening in honor of the birthday of her daughter, Helen. The decorations were, in lavender aud gvpen. "Mrs. Twombly wan assisted by her daughters, Mrs. A. F. Hall and Miss Jcnnin Twombly. The guests were M iss M argaret Burns. Miss R"t h Roberts, 'Miss Arlino Bransford. Miss Marie II orton, 31 iss M i Id red H orton, M i ss K a t h e ri u e T worn b ly , Mi ss M ad 0-I 0-I i n e Boyd, M o r ga n S w e e n y , Pewflv Solomon, Frank Fargo, Claud Smith Franklin Canning, Elgin Butte' John Hayward and Chaunrey Whitney. "Miss Marie- Guittnrd entertained, with a Kensington yesterday at her home, 215 'West Fourth st rent. The house was decorated in sweet, pons. Tbe huM ess was assisted bv M iss Ma. Freeze and .Mrs. 11. " S. Marshall. Twelve guest s wece entert ai ned. Barbed wire cut, ragged wounds, collar col-lar and harness galls heal up quickly when J!a Hard 's Snow Liniment, is applied. ap-plied. H is both healing and antiseptic Price 25c, 5nc and $1 per bottle. Sold by Schramm-J nhnson. Drugs. " Th Nnvrr-Substi tutors, " five 7 5 ) good |
