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Show EXTEKTA1NMKXT of nobility will the muisual experience of Salt Lake society tins week. Flans arc about complete for the rrcoption of Lord ami ( Lady Aberdeen, who will arrive here at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from Los Anpeles. A delegation of prominent club women will meet the quests at the train and thoy will be taken to the Hotel I' tab. They will leave Inter in k the afternoon for Frovo, where they have lecture lates, and will return here lridav morning. A reception will bo jriven for Lady Aberdeen at the Hotel Utah from 3:80 until 5:30 o'clock Friday afternoon by the committees in charge of her enter-tainmeut, enter-tainmeut, and she will be the jjnest of honor at a luncheon at the Hotel Utah Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Some sort of function will be arranged for Lord Aberdeen Friday ereuinc by prominent prom-inent men of the city. Lord and Lady Aberdeen will lecture Saturday night at the Salt Lake theater. thea-ter. Lord Aberdeen will give "Reminiscences "Remi-niscences of a Viceroy, ' ' and Lady Aberdeen Aber-deen will speak on "The Triumphs of Civic Awakening.'' Lord Aberdeen's reminiscences will deal with personal acquaintance with Queen Victoria. Gladstone, Glad-stone, I'isracli. John Redmond and Mark Twain, and an interesting account of his entrance into Ireland as viceroy. Only those buying tickets to the lecture lec-ture Saturday evening will be expected at the reception Friday afternoon. Reservations Res-ervations for the luncheon Saturday can be made through the luncheon committee. com-mittee. Following is a complete list of the committees in charge of the entertainment entertain-ment of "the celebrities: Executive committee Mi's. Susa Young Gates, chairman; Mrs. Heber M. TVells, Mrs. Clarissa S. Williams, Mrs, Sol Siesel. Mrs. Amy Brown Lyraau, Mrs. C H. MeMahon, Mrs. C. W. Xibley, Mrs. A. J. Gorbam, Mrs. Janette A. Hyde. Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs. Alice Merrill Home, Mrs. W. F. Adams. Mrs. Minerva W. Young. Miss Lucille Francke, Mrs. G. F. Stiehl, Mrs. F. S. Eichards. , Reception committee Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells, chairman; Mrs. William Spry: Mrs. "George Y. Wallace, Mrs. W. N. Williams. Mrs. A. F. Ftro'wn, Mrs. Julina L. Smith. Mrs. Louie B. Felt, Mrs. Ivoger Powers, Mrs. Sarah Jenne Can- nou, Mrs. E. E. Corfman, Mrs. Emma A. Empey, Dr. Komauia B. Penrose, Mrs. Eupene B. Palmer. Mrs. Emily S. Richards, Rich-ards, Mrs. Priscilla P. Jennings, Mrs. C. S. Kinney, Mrs. J. T. Beless, Mrs. E. H. 'allister. Mrs. C. S. Wilcox, Mrs. J. E. Walker, Mrs. L..L. Terry. Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, Mrs. Ida S. Duscnberry, Dr. Mattie Hughes Cannon, Mrs. Charles W. Whitley, Mrs. Annie. Wells Cannon, Mrs. Lily Wolstenholme, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Coulter, Mrs. Charles A. Quigloy. Mrs. Daniel Harrington, Mrs. Lottie Paul Baxter, Mrs. O. J. Salisbury, Mrs. Hattie Jensen, Mrs. W. R. .ToneF,- Mrs. L. B. McCornick, Mrs." D. S. Spencer, Mrs. George Pyper, Mrs. J. E. Cop grift". Mrs. C. S. Burton, Mrs. John C. CutleT, Mrs. Joseph Peery, Mrs. Thomas R. Cutler, Mrs. A. P. Kesler, Mrs. E. O. Leatherwood, Mrs Amanda Bagley, Mrs. H. M. Larson, Dr. Jane W. Skolfield, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hayward, Mrs. John D. Spencer, Mrs A. H. ParsoDs, Mrs. John McDonald, Mrs. George Fellows, Mrs. Joseph Geoghegan, Mrs. J. G. McDonald, Mc-Donald, Miss Edna May Davis, Miss Sarah McLelland, Mias Sarah Edding-ton, Edding-ton, Mrs. George T. Odell, Mrs. Osborne J. P. Widtsoe. Invitation Mrs. Sol Siegel, chairman; Mrs. Lawrence Greene, Mrs. Rodney Badger, Mrs. A. W. Cannon, Mrs. W. , J. Barrette, Mrs. W. P. Kiser, Mrs. Daniel Alexander, Mrs. Janette A. Hvde, Mrs. T. W. Boyer, Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenber-rv Dusenber-rv Mrs. H. G. Whitney, Mrs. G. F. Stiehl. Decoration Mrs. W. F. Adams, chairman; chair-man; Mrs. Malcolm Keyser,. Miss Sarah Eddington, Mrs. Joseph Nibley, Miss Jane Howat. Mrs. Emma P. Romnev Mrs. W. R. Tyndale, Miss Louise Holt, y. ir p . v . -; , :3, - jj ft - : ? s I - , Amundsen Studio. Miss Dorrit Evans, daughter o f Mrs. David Evans, who will be married December 15 to Taylor A. Woolley. Mrs. W. P. Keyser, Mrs. Henry Din-woodey. Din-woodey. Luncheon committee Mrs. Alice Merrill Mer-rill Home, chairman; Mrs. Charles H. Wells, vice chairman ; Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs." Joseph T. Kingsbury, Mrs.: Emma A. Empey, Miss Mary Teasdel, ! Miss Myra Sawyer, Miss Louise K. .Ten- nings, Mrs. UeoVgn 1-Vaneis Htiehl, Mrs. j Henuer X. mith, Mrs. L. P. Arnoldson, ! Mrs. Zina Y. Card, Mrs. T). K. SLraup, ; Mrs. Isaac Jennings, Mrs. E. D. II. Thompson. Programme committee Mrs. Hebcr M. AVeHs, chairman; Irs. J. T. Hyde, Mrs. Elizabeth 0. C'rismon, Mrs. C H. MeMahon, Mrs. Selden (lawson, iiiss May Anderson, Mrs. Arthur Bird. Tickets ami Printing Mrs. A. J. Gorham, chairman; Mrs. E. V. Root, jMrs. E. E. Jenkins, Mrs. Joel Nibley, Miss Kate Williams, Mrs. R. W. Young, Mrs. J. A. Reeves, Mrs. Frances K. Thomassen. Press committee Miss Lucille Francke, chairman; Mrs. W. E. Trangh-ber, Trangh-ber, Mrs. C H. tStevenson, Miss Amy Armstrong, Miss Emma Caylev, Mrs. CI. W. Rose, Mrs. Don R, C'ora'y, Mrs. Robert W. Spangler, Miss Josephine Spencer, Mrs. William McCrea, Miss Lillian Connelly, Mrs. F. W. Marcy, Mrs. George E. Davies. The committees will ' meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Utah. A number of box and stall parties will be given for the lecture Saturday evening. even-ing. Following arc the patrons for the lecture: Governor and Mrs. William Sprv, Attorney At-torney General and Mrs. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Heber M. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. John C. -Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Thomas. Jr., Judge and Mrs. D. N. Straup, Judge and Mrs. W. M. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Hebcr J. Grant, Bishop Charles W. Nibley, Rabbi William Rice, the Rev. Peter A. Simpkin, Mayor and Mrs, Samuel C. Park, M ay or -elect and Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, -Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Morrjs, Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Gowans, Captain and Mrs. W. B. Elliott, Dr. and Mrs. John N. Hess, Judge and Mrs. ('. ('. (ioodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Scheid, Dr. and Mrs. Josoph T. Kingsbury, Kings-bury, Dr. and Mrs. John A. Widtsoe, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barrette, Colonel and Mrs. Willnrd Young, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Miss Georgian Geor-gian a Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. George Albert Smtih, M r. and Mrs. John J. McClellau, Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Beutty, Mr. and Mrs. M . H. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. George A . S t e i n e r , Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Christenscn, Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Spencer, Colonel and Mrs. T. G. Webber, Mrs. O. J. Salisbury, Dr. and Mrs. George W. Middletlm, M r. mid Mrs, George A. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Donoher, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Me Paul, Miss Nora Gleasoiij Judge and Mrs. William H. King, Colonel and Mrs, Richard W. Young, Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Van Law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Richards, Dt. and Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Pvper, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Greene Richards, Rich-ards, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ware, Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilcox, J. T. Goodwin, Good-win, Mr. and Mrs. 8aimiel Xev.'housc, Mr. and Mrs. James II. Moylo, Mr. ami Mrs. John D. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Me Kay, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Whitney, Whit-ney, Professor and Mrs. Levi Ed'jar Young, Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McCornick, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Callister, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. AVallaee, Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Warrum, Colonel and Mrs. NVphi W. Clayton, X. P. Stiit hak os, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rodnev T. Badger, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Bcebe. Mr. and M rs. ."harles S. Burton, Mr.' and Mrs. George Anerbach, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Riter, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kahn Bishop and Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spencer, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Davies, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Green, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. George O. Rolf, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. P. S. Bascom, IJrofcssor Maud May Babcock. BAZAARS, inevitable forerunners of Christmas, are now the order of the day. Churches and charity organizations, organi-zations, taking advantage of the gift spirit, thriftily turn it to account to raise funds for their churches or pet charities, and offer tempting displays of fancy work, representing the labor of love of dainty fingers, for the consideration con-sideration of the Christmas shopper. And the seekers of gifts feel a double pleasure in securing something attractive attrac-tive for those they love and a sense of having aided a good cause. The bazaars are made social functions as well as a means of helping out the exchequers of the church and philanthropic philan-thropic societies. Loading among affairs af-fairs of this kind this week will be one to be given under the auspices of the St. Mark's cathedral guild and the East Sido guild of the same parish at 61 South Main street, Wednesday and Thursday. Tea will be served in the afternoons. Mrs. Ernest Gafford is acting act-ing president of- the St. Mark 's guild and Mis. F. A. Pike i president of the East Side guild. The Kast Side guild is divided into four sections, with the following ehair- men: Section 1, Mrs. Joseph Portugal; section 2, Mrs. "Walter Gunter; section 3, Mrs. Stephen A. Bailey; section 4, Mrs, C. A. Faus. Various members of the guilds have charge of different booths where attractive wares will be offered for sale. The tea committee is composed of Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs. A. H. Peabody, Mrs. T. W. Boyer, Mrs. David Taylor and Mrs. J. B. Seo-field. Seo-field. St. Paul 's Episcopal church guild had a sale of fancy articles and candies yesterday yes-terday at 61 South Alain street. The Ladies' Aid society of the Westminster Presbyterian church served a turkey dinner and had a Christmas sale yesterday yes-terday at the I. Q. O. F. hall. The Aid society of tho First Congregational church held .u Christinas bazaar and served a cafeteria luncheon yesterday at tho church. The First Presbyterian Aid society served a turkey dinner Thursday evening in connection with a Christmas sale, which continued through Fridav. 5N celebration of their golden wedding anniversary, Mrs. F. E. Marcy entertained en-tertained for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Finney, at a family dinner Tuesday evening at the Marcy home on P street. The decorations were in Cold of Ophir roses and yellow chrysanthemums. chrys-anthemums. ( 'overs were, laid for six, including immediate relatives of the guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Finney received numerous telegrams of congratulation con-gratulation from friends at a distance. Mr. and Mrs. Finney were married at Milton, Pa., in 1805. Mrs. Finney was Miss Anna Cliugan, The ancestors of both camii to America early in 1700 from the north of Ireland and were of Scotch-Irish descent. They came to Salt Lake five years ago to make their hom' and are living at 1125 Bueno street. They have two children, Mrs, Marcy of this city, and Edward Clingan Finnpy of Washington, D. C, chief law examiner exam-iner for the interior department; also three grandchildren, Miss Helen Marcy of this city and two children of their son. A SLR PRISE party was given Mrs. E. J. Magor, wife of the pastor of the lliff -Methodist church, yesterday in celebration of her birthday, by members mem-bers of the Home Missionary society of the church. Members of the society went in a body to the Magor home, 1029 Second avenue, at 2 o'clock, with a luncheon menu already prepared. The tabic was spread and decorated in yellow yel-low chrysanthemums. Covers were laid for twenty. The afternoon was spent in a Kensington. Mrs. Magor was presented pre-sented with a birthday gift by the society. MRS. L. E. HUBBARD entertained her bridge club Friday afternoon at her home on Seventh East street. Lancheon was served at 1:30 o 'clock with the bridge game following. Covers Cov-ers were laid for sirteen. The decorations decora-tions were in yellow chrysanthemums. " ARRANGEMENTS are being made to Lrive a Scandinavian charity ball at the Odeon hall December 29, for the benefit of the Scandinavian poor of Salt Lake City, which will be given by the most prominent Scandinavian people peo-ple of Salt Lake City. The invitations will be issued the coming week. The decorations will be on an elaborate scale. A buffet supper will be served, which will be presided over by some of Salt Lake City !s most popular young women. Officers of the Scandinavian society in charge of the affair are H. Harry Madsen, president; O. Gulbrandsen, vice president; C. A. Carlson, secretary, and C. O. Johnson, treasurer. The ticket committee includes Mrs. P. W. Madsen. Mrs. G. W. Teudt and Mrs. Willard C. Christophersen: the programme and advertising ad-vertising committee, Hugo D. E. Peterson. Peter-son. Thorvald L. Larsen, O. O. Whither Whi-ther and John S. Hansen; the invitation invita-tion committee is Hugo D. E. Peterson, C. O. Johnson, H. J. Ericksen, O. Gulbrandsen. Gul-brandsen. H. M. H. Lund, O. O. Whither, Whi-ther, H. -P. Nielsen, John Lawrence, H. P. Folkersen, I. C. Thoresen. C. A. Carlson and H. Harry Madsen. The punch and refreshment committees are in charge of Mrs. Daniel H. Magdiel, Mrs. John Petersen and Mrs. Peter Johnson. The floor committee consists of P. W. Madden, C. M. Nielsen and Dr. G. W. Trudt. The grand march will be led at o 'clock by Governor and Mrs. William Spry. President and Mrs. Antlion Lund, the Rev. and Mrs. Edward Tborell. MRS. WALTER NEWTON PUCK ; entertained at a prettily appointed appoint-ed luncheon at her home in the Pauline ! apartments yesterday in honor of Mips Eliza Dey, a December bride. Luncheon waB served at three email tables, ea"'h having a centerpiece of pink Killarney roses. The place cards were hand paint- j ; cd in Killarney roses. Covers were laid for the following guests, besides the guest of honor: Miss j Marjorie Dey. Miss Phoebe Dey, Miss Geneva Savage, Miss Marjorie Bidwcll, Mrs. Kean Miller. Mrs. Duncan Grant Richart, Mrs. William McCurdy of Los Angeles. Mrs. Ira K. Humphrey, Miss Marv Wall, Miss Rie Gibbons and Miss Gladys Richmond. f i MUSIC pupils of Mrs. Percival O. Per- kins gave a etudio reeital at Mrs. Perkins s studio in the Nelson apartments apart-ments yesterday afternoon. An attractive attrac-tive programme was carried out. Those taking part were Miss Ruth Cooper, Miss Louine Navlor, Miss Dorothv Brat-ten, Brat-ten, Miss Nora Hardy, Miss Mabel Holt, Miss Marguerite Peck. Miss Nellie Nel-Eon, Nel-Eon, Miss Mildred McNay. Miss Ali-e Cummings, Miss Bettv Perkins. Mrs. B. D. Hamill,' Dick Sawyer and Joe Rosenblatt. Rosen-blatt. ' ASOCIAL meeting was enjoyed by the members of the Froebel society so-ciety in the kindergarten rooms of the University of Utah yesterday afternoon. after-noon. Games were enjoyed and a kindergarten kin-dergarten dance was given. The decorations decora-tions were in Thanksgiving devices made by the children of the kindergarten kindergar-ten department of the university. Refreshments Re-freshments were served in the music room. The tea table was decorated in . tiny Christmas trees. MISS NAOMI HOFFMAN entertained enter-tained thirty of her young friends last night at her borne on East South Temple street, with a "hard times'' dancing party. The guests wot e costumes cos-tumes suggestive of poverty and the refreshments re-freshments were in kecpiug with the r "'hard times" idea. The hoeiess was assisted by her mother. Mrs. H. C. Hoffman, Hoff-man, and Mrs. P. S. Keogb. MRS. JOHN CAIN entertained at bridge tea at her home in the Bungalow apartments yesterday afternoon, after-noon, in the first of a series of similar j entertainments. About forty-five guests ( were present. The bridge game was followed fol-lowed bv tea. RECENT visitors to the Utah state building at the Pauam3-Pacific exposition ex-position at San Francisco include: Samuel Weston, John H. Weston, Lo- (Continued on Following Page.) i i ' (Continued from Preceding Page) Ran Mr an 1 Mrs Sam el D Sh 11 a J Remington Salt Lake V an Hoeg Ogden Connie Nelson Ida Nelson Salt Lake W H Stone Tren onton Orley Montgomery Ogden I P bn tb B ff City Mrs Frank Wh telj t lad s Whitel Ogden Mrs hlon L VI en Provo Vera liar s 1 W H 11 Salt Lake F la Jann W Tann Helpe Jenn e L bhea Mar e B lf.e tea t Lake R E II te V Tor Ceeila Staker Ogden M an Mrs V 1 D Christensen Mt P ea ant Sa i r Harwell Salt Lake Mr and M s B I F D nsmore F W Redf el B A Kri ' neto Mrs W A James Mrs WIT 1 sell Ogden R C Courtney H Peter on Mr and Mrs Walter J Burton Salt Lake Lewis Beck Delta Mr C Smurthwaite Salt Lake Cilbert F eld Mrs R R Hensel Og le Rose C robe g , Salt Lake Mr M Morr son Og e , Alice Gro er E J Scott Mr and M J E Anderson Ma y E Con ellv Mr ' and Mrs Benian n Goddard ''alt xjike dna Hatfield 0den Rose C r an Hana H raka E D R set ns Salt Lake Lucile Parry Mrs M na P Straltord Ogden Mrs E Apl n Mrs M J M Curdy Salt Lake Neph Otteson Provo Mr and Mrs R F Swanger Herman Swanger 0rten Franc s Lew s Swanger C I T t le Ms t)scar K Lewis Salt Lake B A S ott Ogden Joseph Iverson Bear R er C t Mr and Mrs J W Grant M Ray Meeham Mr and Mrs G B Cauf el 1, Mr and Mrs V P Strange John G rl n Salt Like Mrs J A Gager Eleanor t age ' Ogden Wilford Da El zabeth D ' ; Agatha Day Alberta Dav Scott Da '"R-JParowan Jess e Rark Mf and M sJp& Z Harrison Mulvin Lundells Ruth fljSpence Salt Lake G Gardner Logan fMApiy Jenson Br gham Eliza Jenbon TsKSalt Lake, E E Kiroberiy Brigham RM. and Mrs A H Schoeph Mr and RMrs" Herbert Hamlin Mr and Mrs Lon EKAritrstroni Salt Lake Marie Bansasser los9 Bangasser Ogden Mr and Mrs 5 McUhrystal Salt Lake. AV H -leigh, Gedar C tv Mrs C H Hilling vfafth, Ogderr Mrs, H. L Matson Lil fair R elley: Mrs Tj Re"1ley Gladys ieiBey Farl Henderson A L Frank lejBert Heusser, Salt Late Henry N Peterson H H Peterson Rictaield l8a. J Murphy, Salt Lake James E Jay Bingham Joseph Hodges Logan Elizabeth Jennings Rush Henr etta 'he.gley, l B Rush J 4 Chegler Mrs fiOL Gnjo Blossom Gaift, Mrs S ( itia.Bg Salt Lake i -J H cks C T IBM Ogden Mr and Mrs Peter Provo, George L Taylor IS ate ByloT alt Lake H. B Dresser Delta John B Baxter If rum Arthur W Reed Smithfield 0 Beebe Clara Beebe Emma Beebe Tester Beebe Salt Lake W H Stone lemonton Mr and Mrs Earl Dunshee )avj& Lurene, Mr and Mrs A Ru ' i&cErae Salt Lake Mrs Hannah Packard . 'rC D Packard "Spnngville J E Ryan ? Ogden Mr and Mrs Mont Ferry ''alt Jjake Mrs. M A Riggs Kanab Mr And Mrs C D S mpson Mr and Mrs , CEester B Cannon O'den Mr and Mre. W Biekert J E Cawley Mr and Mrs Martin Thomas Mr and Mrs W W Clayton Salt Lake Harry N Lo v gan II Claude Logan Ogden Mr and Sirs C W Bretz Salt Lake Andrew llansenlSandy John W B rton Ka s Trille Kay Mecham Salt Lake Mrs Coe T Clark, Oph r W C Alexander Salt Lake D Rosenba m B ngham Joseph Nelson Dr F O Keves Salt Lake Mr and Mrs M H Ell son Ston ley & Reela 1 avton Esther Stewart Mr anl Mrs red Newton Salt Lak Clrfforl Newton 0"den a hel ne W 1 Miss Phyllis Beer daugher of Mr and Mrs B J Beer who will be mar rled Wednesday to J Moyle Gray ThomaB Studio hams Salt Lake Ethel Moore George E Moore Mr Harry Clark Moab John Parry Rees J W 11 ams .Cedar City P Dw ght A ery Don R Thomp son, Salt Lake Mr and Mrs Or al Borrowman Ephra m r ll Fullmer Cireville Stanley B Rose Morgan D W Thompson Ephra m Mrs Nell e M Wall Mr and Mrs H C Brockman Mr and Mrs Don E Ra Mrs D V McAllister Harold H McAllister S Hatch McAU ster S M Carhart sat Lake Mrs Sarah A Bullock Dav d Bullock Delia B Hock Cedar Citv Ephraim Peterson Mr and Airs T W Gardner Gunnison C Lundstrom J Scott Salt Lake Mrs Nellie Cardon Mrs M A Hanks Logan V E Nelson Ogden Charles E W lson Pavson Mr and Mrs James W Clark Cedar C tv Mrs W R White Salt Lake W H Stubbles Pro o Pr se 11a J R ter W W R ter Salt Lake Russell Packard Ph lip P T ckett Spr ng Ule Mr an 1 Mrs John Donus Kate Butler Belle Butler Salt Lake H Mowlin Hale Lo gan Mrs Helen M Mo gan M Helen M Burt Ms Ida M La gl 1 n Sal Lake Mr an Mrs, Frel Taj lor Mr and Mrs I awrence Mor n Ogden R S K mball Salt Lake Mr and Mrs lohn Henn e Pangi t 1 D Ross Provo Mr II r t h ow Hora e Cr tchlow la t h ow M T Kearns M F M Ci nett Emma L Madd son D o f. Ir Ramm Hansen M an 1 Mr 1 dw n L Br ton Fr Lar en M G S G eg or D R Shei ar I R f Pa k Rhoda M Sore -alt ake M s Fl Tohn son F 1 h on Alt P casant D " K nball M loe N ble M a 1 M S W Bove alt Lake Muriel Share Price A E Jarnan.Mrs A E Jarman, Herbert A Jacobs Salt Lake Alice V Wall Ogden Events of Coming Week MRS P KIbER tviII entertain w th a dance Saturday evening t ner home on Thirteenth East street ii compliment to Miss Hazel Oswald and Robert H Butterfield and Miss tl iSL Dey and Mar on Henry i oss M b Lee Charles Miller will enter ta n with a bridge tea at her home on I-ast lirst South street Tuesday after noon December 14 in compliment to M ss El za De The Pan Helen c association will give a stag d nner at the Hotel Utah ThurB a e en ng The Un ers t of Utah annual ban quet w 11 be gi en by the alun ni and tr en Is of the school Sat rday at the Newhouse hotel The comra ttee n charge cons sts of Horace Shealev ha rman Ro lney T Badger and Pro fossor Walter A Kerr The entertannent comm ttee for the ire au 1 lan e to be gi en b the K ght of ol bus to formally open the 1 1 roo s n the Newhous hotel De e be 1 les R F Dr s ol I 4 B It Cassadj R A II nn and 1 B Maher x Mrs R W shley and Mrs W B Do Is w 11 enterta n Bad ant Sew ng c e Thursdav afternoon at o clock at the hon c of Mrs Do Is 408 East Fie e th So th st eet M s W R T n laic has ssued nv tat ons for a large tea Wodne da aft ernoon fron 1 nt 1 6 o clock at her ome 68 Secon t a en e Airs 1 a Kar II mphrey w 11 entir ta T eslav aftp noon at snail dge part an 1 ten at 1 e hon 8- n the In ke ho ker apar ments n com pi mcnt to M ss Ll sa Dey Mrs Walter G T ttle will enterta n a few f en Is T esday at 1 neheon at her ho e 881 First a e e The en tcrta nment 11 be one of a se ps M bs Tpan W ndp a br do of De pn hpr w 1 bo tho- g ent ot ho or it a I n heo o hn g p Th rs la af pmoon b M a B 1 St u t at h r ho p T s0 th au I So enth ras trepts l fs v Sj en er w 1 pnter ta n at ca ds and tea bat rday after noon n on pi np t to M ss Winder an 1 t p r w 1 g e troussea ea cxt S nda t h homp 6 b fh 1 a n e The o ng o f the. r rut Metl o 1 (i h w pntertn ne 1 at s p pr at h h r h F la p pn ng at fl TO 0 lo K h Mr I eon a Morn ngstar M ss L I W lard has ss ed an no n emontB of thn n d nter exl b t of he ct ren at hp st 1 o 10 Fnnt F rut South strppt The exh b t on w 11 cont nuo nt 1 Jan ar M X C C en f Ro no a a p p w 11 pnterta n thp n e nbers of 1 bp t hi p Ma cabpes Th r la fro to p n All fr en Is of the order are n tpd w M ss I pona Batl w II enterta n tie lc n hi b T esiay e en ng M ss Mno Par ore will entortain lie D n 10 1 b T ps la e enirig at hpr home 103 fast s xth So th si et beaut f exh 1 t of f II dress anl t tp lo h ts b R a t ng or nspection at I ardnp & A In ns o Ad rl Btntn I n T ft" P I 101 d r Use ut ) Weddings and Engagements The n arr age of Rena M Wh te and Warren R Thomas both res en s, of Salt Lake tv took place at st Pa 1 s church Th rsday e en ng at lo k The eren on was perfo n ed b tl e Rev J H Cenn s The b le wo e a gown of bl e s lk Mr and Mr (. eorge Cowan attended the b de a d br de groom Mrs Cowan wo a gow of wh te lace After the eren on a wed d ng s pper was se ed M and M Tuona w II be at ho e at cr a ua 1 at 3 o a t Fo rth Sou h C The n arr age of M s Ph 11 Bee da ghte ot Mr and Mr BIB er and Movie Gray w 1 take pla e n the Sa t lake temple Wednesla noru ing A e ept on 11 be gi en Wei es da e en g at the hon e of the br d s n le D W II an F Beer on B street M ss F ea or Beer the br de s s ste w 1 be b desma d and Henr Mo e w II be be t man The wed 1 ng ol M s Md n e R ch ard da g tc of Mr and Mr Ceo cc F R ha 1 o e engage t o en p M s wa recent anno n I w II take ace Decen be n the ten pie eeept on w I e g en n tl e en g at tie home o he bnde 10 0 Th 1 a e ue Mr and Airs Rulon Se niou Wells announce the engagement of the r da ghte E zabeth to Fre ler k W 1 1 am Mclnt re son of Air and Mrs Will am N Mclnt re of Ogden The welding w II tak lace ea n the new ear Mr in 1 Mrs (. eorge D I e t a no n e he engagement of the di ph ter Id a Florence to W a 'Wahl The wedd ng will take place on h ist maa da at the home of the b de s parents . Mr and Mrs II V I earns a noun e the marr age of the r daughter Dade to Dean Brown of al na Mr and Airs Brown are well known d salt lake The r marr age will con e as a s rpr se to the r n any friends t the hon e of Air and Mrs K H P Nordlerg of Sand at noo'n Th rsday De ember the r daughter Ruby S Nordberg and Ian es Farmer of Bo se Idaho were marr el The ceren onv was performed bv B shop W II Gard ner of West Jordan ward in the pres ence of the two fam 1 es onlj The ho e was prett 1 decorated A d n ne folio ved the ceremon The bride has been one of the nurses fac ltv at the L D S hosp tal in Salt Lake C tv T e o lie left mmed atel after the we id ng for a tr p to the ea&t and v 11 ret rn abo t January 10 and n ake the r home at Hagerman Idaho The marr age of M ss Dorr t Elo se E ans and Taylor A Woollev w 11 take place Wednesday December 15 at noon at the home of the bride s mother Mrs David Evans ol South Fifth East street The couple w 11 lea e mme d atelv after the ceremony for Chicago Mr and Mrs HHP nnock announce the engagement of the r daughter Mil dred to Da d L Sargent The wedding w 11 take place the latter part of the month A pretty home wedd ng was solem nized at high noon yesterday when Miss Mamie McLane became the bride of R L Owens of Burlington Iowa at the heme of the bride s mother 411 South West Temple The ceremony was performed bv the Re Father Nooneu of bt Man s cathedral wedding breakfast followed the eremon The hving room where the ceremony took place was decorated in poinsettias and roses In the dining room a holly scheme prevailed The centerpiece for the table was a tall crystal vase of lolets The bride wore a beautiful foWu of dove charmeuse with a picture at to match and car? ed a bouquet of Cecil Brunner roses The bn le was at tended by her sister, Margaret who wore pink crepe de chine, w th a pink hat to match and carr ed p nk carna tions Vick Shea was best man Mr and Mrs Owens will make their home in this c ty Miss Lucille L f Anderson of Foun tain Green and C Basil Kent sen of Mr and Mrs ( harles Kent 310 T Ptreet Salt I ake C t were married Tridav in the Salt Lake temple Personal M ss Dorothy Hocking w 11 lea e Tuesday for Chicago to go into n s al oraedy and will also ut her un le M C Morrison in Now iork later a the w nter Mr anl Mrs CAyglv aer turne 1 from a se oral weeks s t to New ifork , Mr D llan pton and bab da ghter w 11 lea e S nday for Mo tu e Idaho to s t olat es Edmund Kearns 1 as ret rn d to s hool at lort oil ns Colo after lend ng the Thanksgi rag hot ays with i s parents Senator and Airs Thomas Kearns M ss Mary Desmond has returhod to her home n Grant Mont altar a x wooks s t to f r e Is n Salt Lai o Al s Stanley h tehca 1 and I t 1p o Jol 1 avp rpt rncl to the hone I os ),el s aft r a t Ms h tp p ents Mr a U Irs John B st 1 1 c s Mrs lose) h or gc an i tt e o Osl ornp eft Th -sla to a mo I a stay a or a Al s A a so of Bo se tl o g ps of c d ul I Al s 1 B I at 1 ort Do glas M and M s Leo C harles 1 Her I p ret r ed fro a mo tl s stay in tl t cast Mrs Nelson Story has returned lo her ho e n Boie au Mont if e a s t at tl e hon e of I er brother Dr 11 N Ma o D an I Airs Al ah Lewis ha c go o to J os Vugelos and 11 fco f om tl er to Sun D pgo vherc thej v U pen I a rnrt of the n nter M an 1 Mrs DeW tt Knox ire n w at lone at J4o Do glas a pn e Mrs F L arponter is s t I er sister Mrs lames I erg so at le n na Colo Mr an I Mrs W II a II ( h Id hn e ret rned fron a tr y east and are at th Hotel Utah fo the w ter At i Inl 1 V t pntr k an I 1 v 1 c t pok f on a tr to he t M I fo hRfi crn o J to N il luuu h tc she as J Mrs Heher M Wells chairman of programme committee for entertainment of Lord and Lady Aberdeen called b the illness of her s ster M s T H B shop Mr and Airs CharleB Tvng ha e be n ban Franc sco the past week attend ng the expos t on and w 11 later v s t relatives in southern Cal forn a Mr and Mrs L S Mar ger hae re tu ned from a few weeks trip to the Pac f c coast where the attended both expos t ous Mrs E M Garnett has gone to San Francisco to is t her s ster Miss En ma Aladd son and to sit the expos tion Al ss C oft A e Ider has gone to San rrancisco to s t her s steT Mrs David Wegg Air an 1 Airs Roger Powers have gone to Spokane for a brief v sit Mrs F J Westcott and son Warren have returned from a lsit to San Fran Cisco an 1 sa D ego Mrs J Frank J dge and eh ldren left Tuesday for San Franc sco to lo n Mr ludge They w 11 make the r ho ne there for the winter Former Go ernor and Mrs Tohn Cutler and M and Mrs AV W R te who have been in San Fran s o at the Palace hotel attending the expos t on are exacted hon e today Miss da Ellerbeck, M ss Al ce Felt and M ss, Geneva Felt have returned from a two n ontbs vis to Mrs J T Marshall in B ooklyn A M ss Grace ow e ianghter of M and Mrs A ll Cow leit ne p. t week for Ne v Tork, xne p sh w 11 stud and teach the latest methods in dancing Mrs Frank bpencer s spending a few weeks wnth her parents Mr an I Mrs Frank Ross and s ster M ss Alam e Ross on her way from Calif orn a to her home in Den er Mrs B F Redman has returned from a vis t to her laughter Mrs Max Ilo-thow Ilo-thow in Woodb ne Iowa Airs Redman also vis ted relatn es n Omaha. Mrs Senter Walker and small on of Idaho Falls are gue ts of Mr and Mrs George Br e ml Dr and Mrs F S Bascom Mrs E F Faufmann 9 re over ng from an Ilness at her home n the Sm th apa tment I I Al I le Mo j nt. 1 ch of Mr and Mr Free nan lo n gstar nt th s cit who s n 1 er sen ear at Mt Hoi ok college w 11 &i I th9 y Chr stmas hoi dajs w th $x en 1 Jan lton NY Airs G At a , who ha been s V t ng her parents Mr an 1 At O v d R U 11 at 8 North E ghth A es eet m for a week w 11 ret rn to her ho ne n V La a Idaho th s morn ng m fa Airs James Warden Ir f HI o Nev is ns t ng Mr and Air Janes Warden br at the staats a j n-n s p Miscellaneous Events 1 Mrs W T Tbur nan enter a ned t 1 arde at her home 561 East i Sou M street Irda afternoon T w MM serve I follow g the gan t 9 table wa deco ated m red u an ferns The t rst pr ze vas w M J K L Schettle an 1 the conso it p e ,41 went to Mrs fhurman 'H Mrs W B fall ster ent rta ned tl e 1 I Blue B rd 1 b a soc al organ a IV ton of some ears stan b trdny 11 afternoon at her home 364 G street at a mj Kens ngton followed t i Th a V table was de orated n lo a 1 h e 'f 1 hrvsanthem ms arrange 1 i a 1 l bowl as a centerp ece he g ts w e 1 Mrs AV ( lenson Al 3 Sarah I 1 Al s Samuel Stark Mrs ( r H Mrs VI ce A o ng Air F 1 en le I A H Duncan Mrs Franx So lerbp g M ss Sarah Fdiington Mrs C I m AVorthen ilrs Lou Le y and Mrs Kat AYilIiams W. The Bees Fi e H ndred club was Tp entertaine 1 b Mrs Eugene Barber las Avednesdav e e in" Pr zes we e wo bj Airs Ton Cuts L tt g 1 Fred Evans anl D ck Larsen ; M ss Florence M Ni hols enterta n 1 i the D D o00 club at her home South Secon 1 Last street Twel e we p present Pr zes were won b Air Cra o Ranck and Al ss Anna Peel M ss rath er ne Behan an 1 Mrs A. Z P per were n ted guests The Kewp e Klub was ente ta ned Tuesday e en ng by M ss nn e Wil 1 ams at her hon e on W st F rht North street The usual carl games of 0 . were plaved the fa ors for wh eh wer won bv Al b Maud Brandies ml Al ss , Pats Prngle M ss W an la 'rag ( plaved several p ano solos An o ster i supper was serve 1 in the d ninj, rocu The centerp ece for the tarle repre ent ; ed an mmense fleur de 1 s composed of ' smilax suspended from the chanleler J ternmating n a large ase of hrvs anthemun s Se eral solos w ere ren dered bv At ss W lliams The T pperary club a new soc al or ganizat on met Alonda evening with Mrs G H Pa ne at her home on M street The e ening was pent at 500 The club numbers fifteen !Z VV Mi s Pearl Burnette who ia to be marr ed Wednesday to Bn ce M or of m Taysville was gue t of honor at a partv g en bv Al ss Cass e Ste ens Tl ur da e en ng at the home of her sister Mrs 9 C A Keate 6o Brvan a ei. e Those present were Mi Lett e Mu r Airs Hedges M ss Ethel Havwoo 1 Miss Alabel Thorup M ss Rachel Thorup W M ss Clanbelle W Ikes Miss Lottie WA GofE M ss Kat e Thompson M ss Ida -O AAatts M s Ethel Wrathall a d M ss F a Wrathall M s A "u ta Peter on M ss Ethelena Folsom JIls Sarah Ras n ssen Al s Rhoda Ra n s en Al ss An p Rasmussen Air E Sade v 1 Ms Fa Peterson Al s Ma ne au f non and Mr J F Keate M |
