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Show mJTARIH GftAS in quaint, hiitorlt- Neiv Orleans, famous throughout tiii" nation, is attracting Salt Lake.-? who are traveling south at tbis season. The, magnificent pageant, which is tlic final social celebration on the eve of i lent, i a spectacular ushering in of the I penitential period, which reminds one tl:nt the midwinter social season is about r. end and that Lenten days are jJiiro-hin(. Lent begins this year on ' I'cbruaiy Hi, which leaves a little more than three, weeks of social gayety on the official winter calendar. In the meantime Good Saint Valentine, Valen-tine, already announced by the appear- nine of tender missives and heart-I heart-I i-liam'd favors in stationers' and con-leclioners' con-leclioners' windows, will have his innings, in-nings, tint the birthday of tho father I of his country, always a time for social cele'oral ion, will-come Just one day after Lent starts. A number of Salt Lakers will leave for New Orleans within tho next week to attend the Mardi Gras festivities. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Gannett will leave tomorrow for the Louisiana capital capi-tal to attend the pageant. After some time in the south, they will go east be-l be-l or returning home. , Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette La-fayette Hauchett will leave a week from Wednesday for Mardi Gras and an extended southern trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Sturges of this city will bp in the south during the Mardi Gras season and probably will go to New Orleans nr. that time. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Hunter will leave Thursday for a two months' southern south-ern trip, including the Mardi Gras at Now Orleans, a visit to Palm Beach, Via., Cuba and Jamaica. They will re turn home by way of New York. H I'l'H interest centers in tho annual lVl pioneer ball to be given under auspices of the Daughters of the 'T tah Pioneers, the Daughters of the ' Mtmon Battalion and the Daughters Co!' (lie Handcart Pioneers at the Odcon NLcdnesday. "'iTTr.-int costumes, drawn from cedar Jj chests where they have reposed since the days of the pioneers, except when resurrected for such entertainments, will be in evidence. Other gowns of recent manufacture, fashioned after pioneer models, will also be worn, in lieu of the real old fashioned costumes. .Committees in charge of the function follow: Arrangements Annie Wells Cannon, Ida L. Allen. Sarah K. Swift. Invitation. Yil.ite N. Bennion, Annie P. Paul, Mary V. Van, Minnie H. James. Alta B. Sermon, Mary Madsen, Lillian .H. Woolley, Lillieth S. Van Dam, Hazel Franks. Iiecoration--PIora B. Horne, May Belle T. Davis, Lillie C. Wolstenholme. fJefresbments Betsy G. Lyman, Em-cretta Em-cretta C. Smith, Jennie Careless. Floor managers S. M. Yv'oolley, Joseph Jo-seph H. Horne, John D. Spencer, Dau Livingston. Edward H. Eardley, George P.. Margetts. Reception committee Mr. and Mrs. .1. Q. Cannon. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Allen, Mrs. Sarah K. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wal-ter S. Beatie, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Whitney, Whit-ney, Mr. and Airs, J. D. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Y. X. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Harden Bennion. Ben-nion. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Farnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. MeCune, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lvman, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hayward, u Mr. and Mrs'. W. J. Wolstenholme, Mr. "jtoMrs. S. M. Woolley, Mr. and Mrs. -kTy. Black, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Horne, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gates, Dr. and Mrs. K. S. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. James, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smith, Mrs. Kmmeline B. Wells, Mrs. Hannah S. 1. apish. Miss Francis Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Van, Mrs. Isabella Workman, Mrs. Sarah Jenne Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Rock, Mr. and Mra. C. A. Thompson, Mrs. Kate F. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Dam, Jr., Miss Annie Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Livingston, Living-ston, Mrs. M. Y. Dougall, Mrs. Zina Y. Card, 'Mr. and Mrs. Milando Pratt, Dr. and Mrs. J. IT. Grant, Mrs. Hsttie J. Pickett. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Claw-son, Claw-son, Mr. and Mrs. Moses 0. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. S'. R. Thurman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cowley, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cartwrigbt. Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Armstrong, Mrs-Richard Mrs-Richard W. Madsen, Mrs. Hannah Saunders. Saun-ders. Tlll-i biggest social function of the school year at the L. D. S. university univer-sity will be the annual Junior Prom, to be given Friday evening in the Odeon. The entertainment will be under un-der the auspices of the junior class of the school, and will be given in honor of the graduating class. The committees in charge of the dance have been working for tho past r-th, making arrangements to handle d.arge crowd. The decorating commit-V'tce, commit-V'tce, consisting of Miss Mary Woollev, Maurice Rninney tid William J. Parkin: Park-in: on, lias been directing the decorating Miss Margaret Franz of Kansas City, guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mclntyre. Miss Franz is here to attend, the wedding of Miss Margaret Mar-garet Mclntyre and Russell Kimball Woodruff, which will take place in February. of the hall. Every member of the class is assisting in the work of decorating. Green and white, the senior class colors, col-ors, predominate, and some clever and unique designs have been worked out by the committee. The committee in charge of posters for advertising purposes, consisting of Clyde Cornick, Miss Afton Wright and Miss Claire Edwards, have finished several attractive posters. The ticket committee consists of Alan Wood, Byron Maw and Lorenzo Claw-son, Claw-son, and the programme and dances are in care of Miss Ruth Allen, Grant -Stringham and Donald Paynes. The advertising committee, composed of Van H. Grant, Harold Silver and Miss Lucille Talmage, has distributed cards and streamers among the students and placed attractive posters and eards through the business district. Van Grant is the chairman of the music committee, and a carefully selected list of dance tunes has been compiled. The other committees are as follows: Refreshments. Re-freshments. Miss Virginia Clawson. Miss Myrtle Carlquist. Miss Isabel Halton and Melvin Freebairne; finance, Tx-o Wareuski, Flnier Pratt and Jerrold Leaver, and activity. Miss Marie Covey, Gomer Thomas and Mervin Saunders. The class officers are superintending the arrangements. The president is Van H. Grant and the vice president is Miss Frances Gibbs. The secretary-treasurer is Gerrold Leaver. The two hop managers, man-agers, who are largely responsible for the success of the affair, are Miss Ruth Allen and Grant Stringham. The pat.'ons for the prom are Presi dent and Mrs. Heber J. Grant, President Presi-dent and Mrs. Guy 0. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Seegniiller, Mr.1 and Mrs. B. II. Jacobson, Miss Ivy Cleghoru and Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Jensen. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE AIUEL-LER AIUEL-LER entertained at a dansant et chantaut at their home, 164 East South Temple street, Friday evening. The guests were seated at one long table tor supper. The decorations were in gob and black. Dancing and music were enjoyed during the evening. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Guerin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee Post, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Sullivan, Mr. ami Mrs. A. A. Covey, Mr. and Mrs. John W. James, Dr. anil Mrs. E. S. Wright, Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Hummer, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Dauncey, Miss Geneve. Wright, Miss Florence Jepperson, Miss Lida Edmunds, Miss Eva Lund, Miss Nora Dumnier. Mrs. B. F. Caffey, E. Suow. Moroni Olson, Franklin Madsen, Cannon Lund, Gladstone Ellery, W. W. Allen. LIEUTENANT AND MRS. DUNCAN DUN-CAN GRANT RTCHART and two charming young children, who will leave Thursday for Naeo, Ari::., where Lieutenant Richart's regiment is now-stationed, now-stationed, will be at the home of Mrs. Richart's parent.-. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McConaughy, 1 1 1 70 East Second South street, during the remainder of their stay in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-ConaiiLrbv Mc-ConaiiLrbv will entertain Monday evening even-ing with a dancing party for Lieutenant Lieuten-ant and Mrs. Riehart. Mr. Richart's frieuds lave enter tained extensively for her in an informal infor-mal way. the past week and other parties will be given in her honor early this week. Miss Gulia Dix will entertain enter-tain a few' friends at luncheon tomorrow tomor-row at her home on Second avenue, in compliment to Mrs. Richart. She was the guest of honor at a luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. Horace I). Bowmau at her home on Harvard avenue. Miss Gertrude Carleton gave a tea Friday afternoon at Rowland Hall for Mrs. Richart and she was guest of honor hon-or at a small luncheon given by Mrs. Walter Andrew last Monday. Tomorrow Tomor-row afternoon Mrs. W. P. Tj-ndale will have a tea for Mrs. Richart and Miss Ruth Cooper. THE Welfare club entertained at cards yesterday afternoon at the Wilson hotel. Guests were entertained at thirty tables at cards, followed by tea. The decorations were in junk carnations car-nations and ferns. The entertainment was in charge of the entertainment committee of the club, including Mrs. Ethel Nettleton Ramey, Mrs. Leafy Montgomery, Miss Blanche Striekley and Mrs. Frank P. Sherwood. -.', Assisting in serTing tea were Miss Irene Langton. Miss Thelma Armstrong. Miss Beryl Birkenshavv. Miss Edna Gannett, Gan-nett, Miss Virginia Ramey and Miss Alice Leffler. MISS GLADYS BARKER entertained enter-tained the members of the B. G. club Saturday afternoon with a matinee mati-nee party at the Wilkes theater. The party included Miss Olive Snnw, Mis Marie James, Miss Florence Jauics, Miss Ida Giles, Miss Miriam .Tacobsen, Miss Lavon Sharp, Miss Leah Perry, Miss Marie Dougall, Miss Bernice Lyman, Ly-man, Miss Pearl Stevens, Miss Opal Stevens, Mrs. H. F. Egan, Jr., Mrs. Edgar Ed-gar F. Montague, Mrs. J. H. Iverson, -Mrs. Clyde C. Edmonds and Mrs. Fred Barker. THE Kansas Klub, composed of prominent prom-inent Salt Lakers who are former residents of the state of Kansas, will hold its annual meeting and election of officers in connection with a social celebration Monday evening at the Commercial club. A short musical and literary programme will be given. Addresses Ad-dresses will be made by the Rev. George E. Davies. Judge M. L. Ritchie and Judge E. F. Colborn. A violin solo will be given by Miss Lenora Smith ami vocal solos by Mrs. Mildred Knight Griffith and Miss Elizabeth Eliza-beth Prosser. All Salt Lakers who are former residents of the state of Kansas are invited. A NUMBER of prominent members of the Eastern Star chapters of Salt Lake attended a large reception given Friday evening by tueen Esther chapter chap-ter of OgJen. in honor of Mrs. Minuie E. lln-det, grand matron for Utah. The reception was given in the Masonic temple of Ogden and was characterized by elaborate decorations and the handsome hand-some gowns worn by the women guests. The initial ''II" was prominent in the decorative scheme, in compliment to the grand matron. About CoO were in at- 1 tendance. Tin1 Salt Lake guesti present were Mrs. J. T. Treasure, Mrs. John Thomp son, Airs. Walter Scott, Mrs. J. Rosenberg, Rosen-berg, Mrs. W. B. Dods, Mrs. Stella Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Harris and W. J, Pickering. A SERIES of dancing parties was inaugurated in-augurated at the Ladies' Literary club under tho auspices of the entertainment enter-tainment committee of the club last night. About eighty guests wero in attendance. at-tendance. Punch was served during the evening. Music for the dancing was furnished by tho Selburt Five. The committee includes Mrs.' F. II. Knickerbocker, Mrs. L. D. Peaslee, .Mrs. J. F. Critchlow, Miss Edith Mudgett, Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs. W. F. C'ulmer, Mrs. David Spitz, Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs. A. D. McMullen. Mrs. ,T. A. Reeves, Mrs. J. C. Lynch. Mrs. Thomas O 'Connor, Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Airs. J. H. Patrick, Pat-rick, Mrs. J. C. Daly, Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs. Malcolm Keyser, Mrs. Grant Swan, Mrs. John D. Scheid, Airs. Austin K. Tieinau and Mrs. L. R. 'Wat-tis. 'Wat-tis. MRS. D. D. STOCKMAN entertained with a Kensington tea yesterday afternoon at her home on M street. The tea table was a symphony in yellow, with a bowl of daffodils. Ideal spring blossoms arranged in a bowl formed a centerpiece. Silver candlesticks at either end of the table had yellow candles. A yeliow idea was carried out in the menu. Airs. W. P. Cooper presided at the tea table and the hostess was assisted in receiving and entertaining the guests by her sister, Miss Marian Tuttle. The guests included Aliss Helen Greenwood, Aliss Bessie Callow, Miss Dorothy Jennings, Airs. Earl Francis, Miss Catherine Richards, Mrs. Theodore Parker, Mrs. Marsh B. Boothb', Miss Florence Ware, Miss Myla Kenworthy, Aliss Marion Tuttle, Miss Claire Riter and Miss Hortense Yroung. . AN artistically-arranged luncheon was given yesterday by Miss Florence Flor-ence Ware at her homo on First avenue in honor of Miss Ruth Cooper, V February Febru-ary bride. A color, scheme of orange and green prevailed in the tabic decorations dec-orations and in the details of the menu. An orange luster bowl in the oenter of the table was filled with white snapdragons snap-dragons and ferns. The place cards were fanciful figures sketched by the hostess iu orange and black. Covers were laid for Aliss Cooper, Miss Helen Greenwood, Miss Dorothy Jennings, Miss Bessie Callow, Miss Emma Em-ma Zane, Mrs. Earl Francis and Airs. W. E. Ware. rTlHE members of the faculty of the JL University of Utah and their wives entertained at an informal dancing party par-ty last evening in the reception rooms of the Administration building. Rfd and white carnations were used as the decorations for the rooms. The Ia-waiian Ia-waiian Troubadours furnished tho music. mu-sic. A light supper was served at 11 o'clock. About -seventy-five were present. pres-ent. MRS. L. E. ELDREDGE entertained at dinner Friday evening in celebration cele-bration of the sixteenth birthday, of ber son, Emery, at her home. 1-04 East First South street. The table was decorated dec-orated in pink and white carnations. A pink and white idea prevailed in the menu. The ice cream had the initial "E" in pink frozen in a white background. back-ground. Covers were laid for six. The guests were Bryan Olson, Meredith Mitchell, Cluff Pawlas, Mark Hampton and Al-den Al-den Stohr. Events g Coming W eek Miss Ruth Cooper, who will be married mar-ried February 7 to William Ewart Perron Per-ron of Las Vegas, New, will be the guest of honor at a number of entertainments enter-tainments this week. Mrs. W. R. Tyn-dale Tyn-dale will entertain at tea at her home, 22 Buckingham apartments, tomorrow afternoon in compliment to Aliss Cooper and Mrs. Duncan Grant Richart, who will leave Thursday for Naeo, Ariz., to make her home while her husband, Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Richart, is stationed there. Airs. Earl Francis will give a Kensington in Miss Cooper's honor Wednesday. Miss Cooper will entertain the girls of her bridal party at luncheon at the Hotel Utah Friday afternoon. Mr. Perron Per-ron will arrive Saturday morning and Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Post will entertain enter-tain Saturday evening at their apartment apart-ment in the llillcrest in his honor and in compliment to Miss Cooper. Announcement is made that the au-nual au-nual breakfast of the Ladies' Literary club, the most important social event in club circles during tho ar, will he given this year at the Hotel Utah, Saturday, Sat-urday, p'ebruary 24. The plan to have tho breakfast at that time and place was submitted to the club at its last meeting by the entertainment committee, commit-tee, and was approved. Details for the entertainment will be p.u-r'octed by the committee, of which AI.-s. F. II. Knick erbocker is chairman. A-programme o toasts, which' always take some novel form, will be, as usual, a leading feature of the club function. i Mr. and Mrs. R. K. McConaughy will I entertain at a dancing party this evening even-ing at their home ou East Seoond South ' street, in compliment to Mr. and Airs. ' Duncan Grant Richart. ! I The N owhouso Dancing club will en- j tertain with tho fourth in a series of dancing parties at the Xewhouse hotel February 9. The B. G. club has issned invitations for its annual ball February 12. The entertainment will be given in the Navr-houso Navr-houso hotel ballroom, and will be informal. in-formal. The members of tho club are Miss Ida Giles, Miss Mario James, Miss i Bessie Egan, Miss Atiriam Jacobson, ; Miss Rachel Montague, Aliss Olive Snow, Miss Florence James, Miss Atario Dougall, Miss Arictoria Edmonds, Miss Hazel Carlson, Aliss Aine Iverson, with Aliss Bernice Lyman, Miss Leah Perry and Aliss Gladys Barker as invited guests. The patrons for the evoning will be Mr. and Airs. W. J. Willes, Air. nnd Airs. W. H. Poterson, Air. and Airs. D. W. James, Air. and Airs. Leo E. Penrose, Pen-rose, Mr. and Airs. H. E. Giles, Air. and Mrs. L. T. Whituey, Mr. and Airs. H. L. i -Mulliner, Air. ami Airs. Vera Halliday, Air. and Airs. J. D. Giles, Mr. and Airs. J. 11. Midgley, Mr. and Airs. Art Gardi- ! ner, Air. and Mrs. Andrew Jacobson, -Mr. and Airs. W. L. Lyman, Air. and Airs. William Perry, Mr. and Airs. Fred Barker, Air. and Airs. Winn Willes, Mr. and Airs. J. D. Gibbs, Air. and Mrs. Hugh Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. Henry James, Mr. and Airs. Sam Taylor Mrs. E. Chamberlain will entertain the Busy Twelve club at her home, 2M Twelfth East street, Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. Airs. Eleanor Sears will entertain her Five Hundred club Monday afternoon at her home, 1J40 Harvard avenue. Mrs. W. E. Coulam will entertain Thursday afternoon at her homo on East Second South street. :ii Miss Bernice Lyman will entertain N the B. G. club on Saturday afternoon of this week at her home on L street. The entire afternoon will be spent in making arrangements for tho annual B. G. ball, which will tako place February 12 at the Newhoueo hotel. Tho details will be carried out in the national colors. col-ors. A benefit dance in honor of William Enser, who leaves shortly on a mission lo the southern states, will he given Thursday evening in the Fifteenth ward amusement hall, corner of First South and Eighth West streets. The Concordia club will give a danco at the Xewhouse hotel March I A dance will be given following a debate de-bate under the. auspices of the AI. 1. A. Tuesday evening in the Twenty-second ward amusement hall. Salt Lake camp 53, Woodmen of the World, will entertain its members and friends at a dancing party Tuesday evening in the new hall, corner of Fourth South and West Temple streets. William Perry, T. H. Lawson, George Smith, E. C. Allen and N. H. Erickson compose the committee in charge. The Entre Nous club will meet Alon-day Alon-day with Mrs. John Ebert of Sunny-sido Sunny-sido court. Airs. Roy Bartlett will entertain (he members of the Crochet club next Wednesday afternoon at her home, No. 7 Lorendo apartments. Luncheon will be served at 2 o'clock. The I. T. Tj. club will give a card party at tho labor temple Alonday afternoon, aft-ernoon, February 12. All members and friends are invited. The committee in charge comprises Airs. J. Le Roy Bartlett, Bart-lett, Airs. Ron Bcesley and Airs. Harvey Har-vey Bertsehinger. Weddings and Engagements Tho marriatro of .Miss Tarma Jones, daiightor cf Mr. ami Mrs. John A. Jones of Murray, and Douglas Webster Je.yup, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jes-sup Jes-sup of tbis city, will take place "Wednesday "Wednes-day at noon. The ceremony will be performed per-formed by Dr. John Malik of the Firnt Unitarian ehureh. A iveiMing breakfast break-fast with relatives will follow. Announcement is inrvlp of the imir-riiiCTP imir-riiiCTP of .Mr1;. Lillie M-Kcnna and Virgil Vir-gil .II ry ni an pon, wh ich took place De oomber fi. The wedding has been kept a secret until this time. Tho couple, an now at home at JTjSo Eleventh Ea.t treH'. Tin"1 nd'liii of Miss Ethleen Folpem wnd I ?oy W. Milium took plnco Thnrs-d:iy Thnrs-d:iy in tli Srtlt l,;ik' temple. A rcrpi- XConiiaued on Following Pafffl) ' (Continued from Preceding Fage. t ion f oliow1.'! Tii-Mi;i v iv i'ui ;tt tin-home tin-home of tho bride's .-! rn ! -, Mr. nn Mrs. H. B. t'ol.-om, on Ninth Knt strict. The coijI; will he :it hmiu- ;it Wulls ville, t'lah, after rVliru.-iry 1. The marri;i)i of Mihs Kmma Unit, daughter of Mr. u)( Mr. Thomas J. Tlult, and fii.-haM T. La im.-m will take place Wo'lnex'lav. Mr. and Mr?, (ienro A. Ilaiina of Lli 5 South Klfveuth Jliit announce the MiHenu-nt of their rtuiihi i-r, Ulaurhe Dean, to II. Jrin Whit'lir of Ogk-n, T.tah. The marriao will t:ike place early in February. Mr. and Mrs. William H. OMad an-iifnin-'c tli1! mi pavement of tin ir datih-Mr, datih-Mr, filnrlys Virginia, to I: Ifh T. Plant. The marriage will take place in the early- part of February. Announcement in made of the en-Kuement en-Kuement of MLss Chloe Peterson aud Kaymond ftt rong. The brile is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Peterson. Peter-son. The bridegroom is one of the BOiiH of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Strong. The innrringn will take place the latter part of February. An interesting matrimonial event for early February will be tho marriage of Miss Kuth Cooper and William Kwart Frrron of Las Vegas, New, which will take place Wednesday, February 7, at noon at St. Mark's cathedral. Tho briilo will be attended by Miss Bessie Callow as maid of honor and by Misa Helen Greenwood and Miss Doro- t)iy Jennings as bridesmaids. Mrs. P. V. Fenkell announces tho n iM-riage of her daughter, Beatrice Bnn-: Bnn-: urd, to John A. Stone, son of Mrs. M. A. Stone of Oswego, X. Y. The wed- . di ng took place cm Friday at 4 :HU i u 'i'lock at the cathedral residence of St. Mary's cathedral. Bishop Joseph S. Class performed the ceremony. Mr. and jM i s. Mtono will make their home iu Salt Lake. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Smoot have returned from a several weeks' visit to !Ncv York and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bamberger epect to leave this week for New York and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett and daughter, Miss Helen Hanchett, will leave February 7 for Panama, Jamaica, Havana aud Santiago. Mrs. T. 0. Marioneaux and daughter, Miss Dorothy Marioneaux, will leave February 8 ior southern California to , lemain some time. Mrs. Ernest Bamberger left last week for California to spend some time. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Lewis will leave today for a trip east. After an absence of two w-eeks in the east, Mrs. Few is will go to California to spend the remainder of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Shirges, who went east reeentlv, were in Washington the past week. They will extend their Miss Blanche Dean Hanna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hanna, whose engagement to H. Irvm Wniteher of Ogden is announced today. III - 1 1 1 ; . pi 1 "A -- " trip to Cuba and probably will go to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras. N Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown have returned re-turned from their wedding trip to California, Cali-fornia, and will bo at home after February Feb-ruary 1 nt Xo. 1045 East Seventeenth ISouth street. Mrs. W. H. Lnaee and Mrs. A. B. Baxtor will leave this week for southern south-ern California to spend the remainder of the winter. Miss Ruth Spence has returned from a six weeks' visit to Mrs. Philip Hopkins iu Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Harding will leave Wednesday for southern California to visit relatives and friends. Clarence Dale of Los Angeles is the gnest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dale, at the Bransford for a few days. Mrs. Eenata Freber Walsh left yes-terdav yes-terdav for New York to join her husband,' hus-band,' E. J. Walsh. Mrs. Walsh expects to accompany her husband to South America the latter part of January. Mrs. C. I. Tuttle and sister, Mrs. R. L. Downing, are at the Hotel Utah for a few days on their way from Los Angeles An-geles to New York. ' Mr. and Mrs. George 0, Relf left yesterday for New York and other eastern cities. Mrs. Sarah C. Barlow of Idafco Falls is the guest of her brother, Squire Coop. f Mrs. James H. Moyle has gone to California to remain several weeks. Mrs. I. 0. Marioneaux and Miss Dorothy Doro-thy Marioneaux will be at the Hotel Fifth East for a few weeks before leaving for Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Livingston and daughter, Frances, have left for a trip south, which will include a tour of Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Feldman are at the Newhouse hotel for a few weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Edgerton Carter Car-ter have returned from a month's visit to southern California. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lawson have arrived ar-rived from southern California to make their home in this city. Mr. Lawson is a brother of Howard H. Lawaon of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George 9. Gannett will leave Monday for New Orleans to at- tend the Mardi Gras. They will extend their visit to Cuba and will return home by way of Washington and New York. The trip will last several months. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gardner will arrive home Sunday from their wedding trip andwill occupy the Gannett home, 1355 Perry avenue. Miss Claudia Pendleton, English teacher at Rowland Hall, has resigned her position and will leave this week for her home in Lawrence, Kan. She will be succeeded in her position at Row-laud Row-laud Hall by Mrs. Harold Stephens. Mrs. John B. Stephens and daughter Julia will leave ednesday for California Cali-fornia to spend six weeks at the beaches, Los Angeles and San Francisco. . Miss Emily Owens of Eureka is the guest of Mrs. T. P. Billings. Miss Owens is a musician and came for the Schumann-Heink concert. x Mr. and Mrs. Richard Savage and guest, Mrs. John Farquharson ot Canada, Cana-da, have gone to southern California. Miss Pearl Savage and Miss Irene Savage Sav-age will join them this week. - , Mr. and Mrs. George D. Alder will leave during the week for California for a stay of several weeks. During their absence they will visit their daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Van V. Midgley, at Alameda, and Mrs. Alder's brother, Captain Joseph Jo-seph E. Caine, and family at Oakland, and will then go to Ocean Park. They will be accompanied by their small son, Carleton. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Hamilton have gone for an extended eastern trip. They will visit New York, Boston and Washington. Wash-ington. Miss Jennie Mortison has gone to California to remain two monthB. Miss Alice Charles of Logan has returned re-turned home after visiting friends in fhe city. Mrs. A. H. S. Bird has returned from San Francisco, where she accompanied her daughter, Miss Marion Bird, to school at Menlo Park. Mrs. Thomas J. Lowery and daughter, Miss Helen Lowery, of Omaha are guests of Mrs. Thomas Kane. Mrs. Mary D. Sullivan, and daughter, Miss Marcel'la Sullivan, of Eureka, Utah, are visiting in the citv. ' Mrs. F. B. Tsgreen and children and sisters,.Mrs. Walter F. Druehl and Miss Mettie Peterson, will leave next week for southern California to spend several weeks. Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson left Saturday to spend the remainder of the winter in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Daffield have gone to California for a stay of several weeks on the beaches. Mrs. W. L. Apgood and son,. Roland, and mother, Mrs. M. Gam, will leave on Wednesday for California. They will be gone two months. " Miscellaneous Events ' A surprise party was given at the home of Mrs. Robert Spiller on Monday evening, in honor of Miss Helen Mc-Njtt, Mc-Njtt, a well-known musician of the city, it being her birthday. The guests included in-cluded Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stack, Mr. and Mrs. J. Holden, Miss Hazel Franks, Miss Marv J. Roe, Miss May Ingham, Miss Sallie Chafin, Miss Birdie Adams, Lenorrl Stack, Miss Narita Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spiller. The evening was spent in music and games. Mr. Holden, late of the Carl Rosa opera of London, gave a number of dramatic selections, se-lections, which added much to the entertainment. en-tertainment. Supper was served by Mrs. Spiller. Assisting were Miss Elsie Spiller, Mrs. Stack and Mrs. Holden. Mi?s Lula Crockwell and Miss Clarice Crockwell entertained iu honor of Mrs. Lawrence A. Crockwell. a bride of the month, formerly of Victoria, B. C, Wednesday evening at the home of their father. .1. H. Crockwell. in the Skubriek apartments. The apartment was decorated deco-rated in pink hearts, carnations and cu-pids. cu-pids. The early part of the evening was spent in niusic, readings and a unique guessing contest. Supper was served at the Newhouse hotel. The table was decorated in pink, with favors of hearts and carnations, following the same plan of decoration as at the apartment. Covers were laid for Mrs. James E. Lynch, who was matron of honor at the wedding, Mrs. Lawrence A. Crockwell, Mrs. George Lambert. Mrs. Will Goodwin. Good-win. Mrs. Mellie Nutlall, Mrs. Lester Lambert, Mrs. Stewart Cro'kwel!, Mrs. Edar Short, Mrs. Asa Vealey, Mrs. 1 flone Fnw.'li. Mr. I.lo'.'I ' -muhv, Mi.-s : l.nia A '.vo!! 'i. Mi-- La'a r'o'-o:r, . Mi-, Nh.rci Wii'se. Mi-, Mari.-.n Hurt. I M- Ec:u 'J'avinr av i tac hu.-tc,,c,. ! 1 Mrs. denize Bowman entertained th? Nc'liHi-raft ciuit Wedn'iav artrnonn at hr home on Harvard avenue. Luncheon, Lunch-eon, was -cr'.ei at 1 o'clock from a ioi;g tat'!-'. Kern- were the uororatiors. Sewing was the feature of the -lay. Tee club will meet Kc'oruary 7 at the homo of Mrs. Marshall Coie on Fourth avenue. ave-nue. Mr. and Mr-. John Couke nf 242 Xorth Sixth W-'it street entertained Monday eeninL', in honor of their fifteenth fif-teenth wedding anniversary. The evening even-ing was spent in music, sinning and panics, alter which supoer was served. The house was decorated in pink and white carnations, ( overs were laid for tweutv f ive. The Chestnut club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Miss Phyllis Cannon at her home on South Ninth K.n-t street. Luncheon was served at 2 :.'ii. ( overs were laid for six. The hostess was assisted in serving by her mother. -Mrs. A. M. Cannon. The iuests were Mrs. Harry Bertschinger, Mrs. E. J. Loveless, Mrs. R. (). Lindeman aud Mrs. J. Le Rov Bartlett. " Mrs. L. R. Wattis entertained Friday at 1 o'clock luncheon with bridge following fol-lowing at her home in the Mecklenburg apartments. Covers were laid for twelve. Miss Margaret Colclough and Miss Minnie Phillips entertained at a parcel shower Saturday evening, in honor of Mrs. Alameda Scrowther and Miss May Chambers, brides of the coming month. The tea table was attractivelv decorated deco-rated in yellow and white ribbons, extending ex-tending from the chandelier to each corner of the table. The decorations were carried out all through the house in white aud yellow. Those present were Mrs. D. M. Colclough, Mrs. C. Anderson, An-derson, Miss Elizabeth Dewar, Miss Louise Rose. Mrs. Louise Radyx, Mrs. J. C. Drum, Miss Florence Cordery, Mrs. E. R. Carter, Miss Alameda Scrowther, Scrow-ther, Miss May Chambers, Miss Violet McCormick, Miss Agues Colclough, Miss Margaret Colclough and Miss Minnie Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Burt entertained Monday evening at their home in tho Loma apartments. Three tables of cards were played, followed by a late supper on the small tables. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reagan, -Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Gooch, Mr. aud Mrs.. Fred J. Burger, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ranck and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dyer. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ranck, Mrs. Reagan and Mr. Dyer. ' Mrs. Burns Prper entertained the members of the" Thursday Afternoon club and their husbands at a card party par-ty Thursday evening. The house was decorated throughout in roses and carnations. car-nations. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Selander, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ridd, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Condie, Mr. and Mrs.' F. K. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Parry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farnow and Mr. and Mrs. Rov Allen. Favors were won by Mrs. E. B. Ridd and Fred Farnow. Far-now. The D. D. club was entertained last Tuesday evening by Miss Mary Piper at her home, 451 South Third East street. The club members were entertained enter-tained at three tables at cards, followed by supper served at the card tables. Prizes were won by Mrs. G. W. Burt and Mrs. T. A. Ranck. The club will meet with Mrs. Carol Tuesday evening, February 6, at her home in the Sasse apartments. The members of the E. T. C. club were entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Ashby at her home on Lake street. Lunoheon was served and a pleasing entertainment was provided by the hostess. The club will meet on Thursday afternoon next, February 1, at -2 o'clock, with Mrs. George Purdy, at her home, 517 South Twelfth East Street. Mrs. William Hoffer entertained Wednesdav at her home, 56 Canyon road, at tea. The tea table had a clunv lace cover over pink, with a centerpiece cen-terpiece of pink roses. The guests were Mrs. Ed Schuck, Mrs. G. Huff, Mrs. George Thomas and Miss Merle Giles. Mrs. W. Mehse was surprised Friday evening by a number of friends on the occasion of her eighty-second birthday anniversarv at the residence of her daughter, -Mrs. H. A. Welling, at 121 Fifth East street. The members of Du Chat Noir Bridge club were eutertained Thursday afternoon after-noon by Mrs. W. Sanders at her home, 162 West Eighth South street. Luncheon Lunch-eon was followed by games. Mrs. F. C. Short, 647 Ninth East, will entertain the club February 8. Mrs. W. A. Pascoe, formerly Miss Pearl Curry, was surprised Wednesday evening at a bundle shower. The bundles bun-dles consisted of silver ware and .table linens. The evening was spent in music mu-sic and games. Mrs. B. D. Hammill entertained the members of the E. M. F. Card club at her home in the Ilillcrest apartments last Thursilay afternoon. The afternoon was spent in playing progressive oT'0, after which luncheon was served from a prettily arranged table. The centerpiece center-piece was a pink begonia in a nest of moss. The club will meet Wednesday j with Mrs. A. P. Meilstrup. ' 1 , - I Miss Buth Giles entertained the Al Volonte club at a theater party Monday night, with refreshments served later at Franklin's. The eight club members were present. The club will .meet next "Monday with Miss Nell Seaton at the Palace apartments. Mrs. Samuel Pender entertained the Blue Bird club Wednesday. Twelve club members were in attendance. The "Gib-e-Gee" club was entertained enter-tained Tuesday by Miss Lydia Smithen at her home on Third avenue. A buffet supper was followed by sewing. ' Mrs. V. M. Stephenson of the Hollywood-apartments entertained the Entre Nous club Monday. Lunch was served, followed by cards. Carnations and ferns were used on the lunch table. Mrs. O. A. Amundsen assisted the hostess. host-ess. The prizes of the afternoon were awarded to Mrs. John Ebert and Mrs. W. E. Coulam. Mrs.-J. "W. Wilkinson entertained the Whileaway club at her home Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon. Luncheon was served and tho afternoon spent in a kensington. Mrs. Alfred Bohling will entertain the members at her home next Wednesday. The members of the club are Mrs. Ross Wooley, Mrs. Thomas Reese, Mrs. Alfred Al-fred Bohling, Mrs. Clarence Mayfield, Mrs. J. W. Wilkenson, Mrs. Warren Knight, Mrs. E. Lansaw, Mrs. H. B. Kugg, Mrs. Gordon Wooley and Mrs. Horace F. Rugg. |
