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Show IT IS doubtful if the society folk of Salt Lake have ever entered into anything more wholeheartedly than they have in the reception of the new officers and their wives at Fort Douglas. Doug-las. Since their arrival the post has been tho scene of many gay entertainments, entertain-ments, and the enthusiasm, among the younger sot especially, simply brims over, for there are many young bachelor bache-lor officers among the newcomers, and every week Fees its round of delightful delight-ful little informal parties given now j at one officer's quarters and then at; another's. Several of these little en-j .rtainmonts are being planned for ! the coming week. MR. AXD MRS. CHARLES EMERSON EMER-SON entertained. a number of friends at dinner Wetiriesday evening in honor of Mrs. Thomas Quimby Atkins At-kins of Denver, at the roof garden of the Hotel Utah. The invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward .7. Fitzpatrk-k, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lamplaugh, Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Thomas Quimby Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emerson. Mr. Atkins arrives Saturday to join Mrs. Atkins. They will leave next week for their home in Denver. - AVRETTTLY arranged luncheon was given by Mrs. G. .F. Ba-dertscher Ba-dertscher at her home, 1401 Hollywood avenue, on Friday, in honor of Mrs. George B. Sweazey, who leaves August for Fulton, Mu. The table was attractively at-tractively decorated with pink roses avV Shasta daisies. Covers were laid for Mrs. George B. Sweazey,, Mrs. Walter Russell, Miss Elizabeth Furry, Mrs. H. W. Reherd, Mrs. R. O. Storer, Mrs. W. T. Giberson, Mrs. George E. Davies, Mrs. Flisha Hawxhurst, Miss Emma Cummings, Mrs. H. G. McMillan, McMil-lan, Mrs. R. A. Dunshee. IX COMPLIMENT to Miss Ruth Marie Ma-rie Openshaw, who will be married mar-ried soon, Miss Rose Tall, who will be Miss Openshaw 's bridesmaid, entertained enter-tained at a matinee theater party last, week, followed by tea at the Newhouse hotel. A crystal basket filled with Dorothy Perkins roses was used as the lnterpiece for the table. A miniature fiewpic doll with streamers of maline extended from the bride's place to the corners of the table. Tiny cupids attached at-tached to bright-colored butterflies were used as favors. Covers were laid for the following close friends of the bride: Miss Ivy Yearsley, Miss Eva Penrose, Miss Marvel Livingston, Miss Fern Smoot, Miss Bell Smith, Miss Beth Reese, Miss Sarah Korns, Miss Ella Ridges, Miss Marie Owens, Miss Viola Tall. MRS. WALDO PARK M IDG LEY was guest of honor at a lake party par-ty given by a number of her friends Friday evening. The national colors were used in the decorations of the supper sup-per table. Thirty guests were entertained. enter-tained. Mrs. Midgley is the wif of Waldo Park Midgley, Utah artist, who is now residing in Chicago. Sli-i will be here for several weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Van and-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Midglev. MR. AND MRS. JOHN V. LYLE entertained en-tertained at an informal dinner Monday evening at their home on South Temple street in com pi '.meat to Mrs". Raymond Masson u" Los Angeles, who has been here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. if. G. McMillan. M7SS VIVIAN ELLERBECK was hostess at an informal bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her homo on First avenue. Two tables wore filled -with players and others came in for a. The tea table was decorated in pink and white sweet peas, with pink candles, shaded in pink. MISS G RETT A C'OSGKIFF entertained enter-tained at an informal dinner Friday Fri-day evening at the Hotel Utah in compliment com-pliment to M rs. Thomas Cos; rift" of Denver, who is visiting in tho city. Garden Gar-den roses were used to decorate the table. The invited guests numbered twelve close friends of the guest of honor. MRS. "1SADORK MAYKK and Miss Pauline Sands entc-tniued s vcu eloe friends of Mr.i. J. d. Daly ami Mrs, ',. D . Woodruff at the n . a t i 1 1 e-1 o i "Flora Delhi'' yesterday. Tea was served after the performance at the 'fo-tel 'fo-tel Utah. ryi H K A'. V.". ( '. A. vacation camp in A Kmigr:ition canyon i.s provi-ig an attractive spot for tunny wishing tc escape from the intense heat of the citv about twenty-five having" registered llu past few dnys. MISS KL2A WOLFF was hotosj Friday afternoon at a prettily itr ranged luncheon given at the Rotisserii inn in compliment to Mrs. Don Grnnl Williams, formerly Miss Helen God he and MUs Frances Simons of Hntte Mont., who is here visiting Miss Nelei I ymiaii. Red and whit e garden junk: a crystal basket were used as tlu ' centerpiece for the table. The jdaet I cards were hand-painted in rose designs Photo By wMVf ; H o V Griffjth F f " - " f eBRAt ' - rth : -S , r " illSfiilili r- .'. I hr V i;:;fB5 mmmmm ,t A S w M LSj. OrA,, a t , , wsmmmrniin l-,v I "1 1 Ik Illlllili 1? 4'j:f Ihri n I1I1SI11IW11 - s IfVi I Ibtrv . r J r h r 1 : y Y j fHO-ro By AmUNDSBN 'i f i. ' ,. ?S. G.sT&CHELBERGER. Three charming matrons of Fort Douglas, who are recent arrivals, and Miss Marjorie MacVicar of Des Moines, Iowa, who is at the post visiting her father, Captain John MacVicar. Covers were laid for the following guests: Mrs. V. Wolff, Mrs. I. Hilson, Mrs. A. L; Oppenheim, Miss Helen Lehman, Leh-man, Mrs. Don Grant Williams, Miss Lahela Samuels, Miss Lillian Frumkin, Miss Vivian Beer, Miss Margaret Armstrong, Arm-strong, Miss Belle Armstrong, Miss Madeline McClellan, Miss Mary Nais bit t, Miss Mary Clayton, Miss Sarah Burton, Miss Edna Williams, Miss Elizabeth Mortou, Miss Helen Midgley, Miss Frances Simons, Miss Louise Firman. Fir-man. THE members of the Monday Afternoon After-noon Sewing club were entertained Monday by Mrs. Charles Lavens Smith at her home in Federal Heights. The rooms were decorated in garden flowers. flow-ers. Tea' was served at 4 o'clock. ON E of the most delightfully arranged ar-ranged affairs of the week was the hop given Friday evening at Fort Douglas by the officers and ladies of the post. About 200 invitations were j issued to people in town. The post hall, j where the hop was given, was effectively i decorated in American flags and bunt-; ing in the patriotic colors. Punch j ' tables were placed at either end of tho hall from which punch was served during dur-ing tho evening. The music was fur-; fur-; nished by the military band. Several gay little dinner parties were given preceding pre-ceding the dance. Captain and Mrs. William S. Mapes entertained a number ' of friends at dinner at their quarters. Dorothy Perkins roses arranged in a crystal basket were used as the center-, center-, piece for the table and crimson garden L roses were used about the house. ( ov-, ov-, ers were laid for the following guests: roloiid Rogers, Lieutenant and Mrs. , Walter Gullion, Lieutenant and Mrs, E. A. Howard, Captain Mathews, M rs. Robert Fhinny, Miss Luc.ile Clark, f'ap- tain and Mrs. O. A. Seaman, Miss Catherine Cath-erine Combs, Lieutenant K. P. Hartle, 1 Lieutenant and Mrs. Eiehelborger, Lieu-t Lieu-t tenant L. IT. Cook, Lieutenant .. H. . Keaney, Lieutenant X. B. Russell, Lieu-, Lieu-, tenant T. E. Mont. i Following the hop Miss Genevieve Hoffman entertained at a hop supper at tho Hess quarters in honor' of Miss ; Catherine Combs, who is the guest of . Mrs. 0. A. Seaman. Shasta daisies iu I a large enameled basket, with a j fluffy white tulle bow, formed the centerpiece cen-terpiece for the table. The young host- ess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. ; Elizabeth Hoffman, Mrs. John Hess, ! Miss Alice Hess and Miss Margaret O'Brien. Mrs. Ira K. Humphrey, Mrs. Harry L. Jordan and Mrs. John Hess I poured. j Events ol Coming Week Mrs. A. H. Jeukinson will be hostess at a bridge tea to be given next Saturday Satur-day at her home in the Fairmont apartments apart-ments in compliment to Miss Mable Kirk, who has recently returned from a three months' visit with relatives in the east. I . j Mrs. R. Yv. Taylor will entertain the Harmony Bridge club at a buffet luncheon lunch-eon at Liberty park July 19. ' In compliment to Mrs. John Foote of Washington, D. C, Mrs. Frederick Steigmeyer will entertain at a tea to be given Monday afternoon between the hours of 4 and b' o'clock at the Country club. Mrs. Herman Erdman will entertain at a bridge tea next Wednesday afternoon after-noon hi honor of Mrs. Henry M. Crow-ther Crow-ther of Kingman, Ariz., -who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Horlick. Mrs. Henry C. Hoffman will entertain at a luncheon tomorrow in compliment to Mrs. John J. Only, who leaves for Los Angeles to make her home. Mrs. L. Hanauer will ent-rtain at a tea Tnesdav afternoon at her home, II 11 Enst First South street, iu compliment to Miss ELa Bamberger an 1 Miss Ruth Rcizenstein of Boston, who is a giust at the Hanaurr home. The invited guests will include onlv P'emlvrs of th wjtingpr set. Mrs. B. X. Stewart, will be hostess at a Kensington to be jiven on Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at her home. 40 Fifth Ent street, in compliment to "Miss Myra Albaugh, who will leave soon for Kansas. Weddings and Engagements Mr. and Mrs. William M. Roylajioc of Provo nnnouiK'e the engagement of their daughter, Merline, to Alie Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Turner, and grandson of the late Abraham Hatch of Ileljer City. The marriarja will take plate the latter part of July. Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. JJalliu announce an-nounce the marriage of their (laughter, Daisy Elizabeth, to Lester H. Jackson of Silver City, N. M., which t .ok place Wednesday at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, b)0 Shennan avenue. ave-nue. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. Wr. Reherd in the presence of the immediate relatives. Mrs. Jackson Jack-son is a niece of the well known sculptor, sculp-tor, V. B. Dallin. The couple will be at home after Julv 15 at Garfield. Mr. and Mrs. TJaniel Lloyd announce the engagement of their daughter, Gladys Gertrude, to Frank M. Baer, Jr., the wedding to take place earfy iu August. Au-gust. Mr. and Mrs. Ivrnest Robbins announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Abnina, to Harold L. Lambournc, the wedding to take place August 0. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hilliain, Jr., announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Josephine May, to Louis I. Sneddon. The weitiling w-ill take place the early part of August. . 1?. Hutchinson announces the engagemnt of his daughter, Gladys Louise, to Krnwt Harmon Rea l of Hloomfield. X. J.. the marriage to take place the latter part of this mouth. The wedding of Miss "Poris T'pson and Clement Senior took place vester-j vester-j day at high noon at St. Mark's cathedral. cathe-dral. The ceremony wns performed by Rishop Paul Jones. The bride wore a l'O n of white duchess satin with crvp-j crvp-j tal trimming, and a tulle veil which was caught with orange blossoms, and j carried a shower bouquet, of Bride : roses and sweet pens. The brid1 -as 'attended by her two ststers. Mbs Coa-j Coa-j stance 1'pson ami Miss Mav I'pson, and Miss Margaret Stoker. Miss Coat- stance wore a gown of pale .yellow georgette crepe and carried Madam Ward roses. Miss May 's gown was of white georgette crepe over pink satin, and she carried pink sweet peas. Miss Margaret Stoker wore a white chiffon frock and carried a bouquet of deep red roses. Mrs. E. J. Upson, mother of the bride, wore a gown of lavender laven-der satin. Samuel Ronalds acted as best man. Lawrence Kberly, at the organ, or-gan, played the wedding march from Lohengrin as the bridal party entered. During the hours between 4 and (i o'clock a largo reception was given at the home of the bride. Pink and lavender lav-ender sweet, peas and Shasta daisies were used in the decoration of the house. A striuged orchestra furuishcu music during the hours. In the evening even-ing a lawn party was given at the bride's home. The young couple will make their home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Post announce the marriage of their daughter, Kuniee, to Chester A. Burrows, which took place Tuesday at S o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, 400 South Fourth j Fast street. The ceremony was performed per-formed by Bishop Edwin Sheets in the presence of relatives and immediate friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hamlin announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Mar-garet Dorothy, to Frank Edgar Walker. The marriage will take place Hie latter part of this month. Miss Hamlin returns re-turns this week from Denver, when- she has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. K. N ichols. The wedding of Miss ElizaVtfc TTav-ward TTav-ward and Robert Edwards will take place Wednesday at, the home of the bride's parents. The ceremony will be performed by Bishop Joseph Tingey. Miss Xellie Pugslv will be the bridesmaid brides-maid and John Laudon will act. as best man. Personal Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Woodbury and ; fnmilv are spending tho week in Red j Cliff cottage. Fuiii: r:it ion canyon. Thy have as guests their patents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dowering, Miss Hernicc Derrick Der-rick of l'ocntello, Mr. and Mis. Tom Jensen and Mr. and .Mrs. Albert L'cger and lamilv. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Raddatz and fam ily left on Friday for the beaches of California, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Charles Louis Meyer, who has been visiting in the city for the past week,, left yesterday for the Luman ranch in Big Piney, Wyo., where she will spend a month. She was accompanied accom-panied by Miss Phyllis Luman and Miss Ruth Cowie. Mrs. David Robbins and daughter, Miss Willa Robbins, will leave today for Los Angeles and the beaches, where they wdll reutain a mouth. Miss Edith Tingey has left for Los Angeles, where she will spend the summer sum-mer visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Walker has returned from the east, when; she has spent the past vear. Mr. and Mrs. Harold SnHiof, accompanied accom-panied by Mr. Snioot's imjther, Mrs. Reed Smoot, have left for Logan for a short, stav with relatives. 9(1 Mr. and Mrs. .1. V. Dickson of Chicago Chi-cago hace arrived to spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Warner. Mrs. J. '. Driscnll left early in the week for Fureka, af'ler spending two weeks at the Xewhouse hotel. Mrs. Be Grand Young, Jr., and two children will leave, the laltor part ot the week for Armstcad, Mont., where she will visit for sovrul wool;.-, with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. James W. Scott. MTiss Helen Bonestee nrrives today from Chicago to pass a week with Mrs, F. C Loofbourow, en loute to her home in Helena, Mont. Mr. anil Mrs. Fred (hiklry have gone to their ranch in Iduho, where they will pend :i. short time before going to Yellowstone Yel-lowstone pik. Miss Margaret Mi-War of Dcs Moines, Iowa, is visiting for a mouth with Imr father. Captain John McYi-ar, at Fort Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry linsbee have gone to flgden to spend a few weeks. Mrs. I'ieni Srhr.intm, Mrs. C. F. Groos-beck Groos-beck and Miss Anna MeCornick left last Sunday fur Twin Falls, Idaho, by automobile. They will spend several davs as guests of Henrv McCornick. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith and daughter,' Miss Margaret Smith, havo returned to this city to make their home after an absence of two and a haJf years, and are now at home at, 1.35 F street. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hensel of Eureka are guests at the Newhouse hotel for a few davs. Mrs. i S. Richards and Dewey Richards Rich-ards left yesterday for California, whero thev will spend several weeks. Mrs. R. R. Lyman, accompanied by-Miss by-Miss Lillian Cameron and Miss Sarah Edilington, left yesterday for Idaho, where they will spend a short time visiting vis-iting relatives. Mrs. John H. Horlick and Mrs. Mary Crowther entertained at a prettily arranged ar-ranged luncheon on Wednesday at the Horlick home on West Temple street. A large basket filled with Cecil Brun-ner Brun-ner roses was used as the centerpiece for the table. Covers were laid for twelve guests. Miss Ida Giles and Mrs. H. Fred Egan are spending two weeks with Mrs. Oscar Carlson in Prove. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Peterson and daughter, Romainc, accompanied by Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mrs. Mildred Foote, will leave the first of the week by automobile for a three weeks' tour of Idaho and Yellowstone park. Mrs. Otto Fisher and little Bon, Otto, and Miss Dolly Trewola left Thursday for California. Mr. and Mrs. S. Abbott Maginnis and little sou will arrive Monday from Fairfield, Ky., where Mrs. Maginnis and baby have been visiting since Mav. Mrs. C. B. Ladd left, last week for her home in Great Falls, Mont., after a week 's visit with her sister, Mrs. W, F. Oden, at her home in Elizabeth street. Miss Ann Adine Browulee has returned re-turned to her home in Bingham after a visit of several days with Mrs. H. C Fmge, at her home in the Bruce-ton Bruce-ton apartments. Mrs. F. B. Pitt and little daughter, Frances, left alst week to visit Mrs! Pitt's brother Edwin Anderson, of Los Angeles. Itaey will also spend some time at Long Beach. Mrs. Willis Uline, wife of Lieutenant Colonel Willis Ulino of the Sixty-third infantry, arrives today from Fort Leavenworth, en route to California, where she will join Colonel Uline at the Presidio. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Horlick and Miss Beth Horlick and small sont Gordon, accompanied by Mrs. Henry M. Crowther, Crow-ther, will leave 'the latter part of tho month for Yellowstone Park. I Mrs. James K. Gillespie and her daughter, Mrs. Louis S. Gates, and little lit-tle Barbara Gates will leave Monday, to spend a week at Knudsou's farm. Mr. and Mrs. John Groesbeck and children and Mis. Louise McC'uno and daughter, Mrs. George Ellerbeck, will leave next week for Idaho, where they will pass a month. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dover will leave today for Bear Lake, where they will open then- summer cottage. Miss Emma Madison has returned to her home in San Francisco, after visiting vis-iting the past week with her sister, Mrs. Edward M. Garuett. Hubert Harris has gone to Green River, Riv-er, where he will spend the remainder of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. (.'. C. Parsons, Jr., have as their guests for the remainder of the summer, at their country home, Mrs. ('. G. Famous, Sr., her sister, Mrs. Fred Stevenson, and little daughter, all uf Chicago. Fisher Harris, Jr., who is at tho Presidio, Pre-sidio, will return to Salt Lake the early part of August, to spend a month's furlough. fur-lough. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Riter havo returned re-turned from Brighton, where they have spent the past week at the Woodruff cottage. Dr. an 1 Mrs. R. R. Hampton have opened their cottage at Brighton for the summer. Mrs. Li. D. Woodruff and dauuhter, Virginia, hnvc returned from California, Califor-nia, where Ihev have spent the past year. Mr. and Mrs. ' harhs P. Brooks have opened their cottage at Brighton. Mr. anil Mrs. Harry W. Sturges and baby daughter have gone to their coun- trv he , V.'ihlwater, to remain the rest of the summer. a Viss Yiieinia Whitney has returned from ii-oly Prook , where she has visited fo- the pnst week with Mr. and Mrs. Suuniel I'lirk. Miss U'luti"- is now v ith her jiii lit, Mrs. A. K. Tiernaii, and will eae the latter part of the moiitli for San Jose, Cal., where sho will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston and (Continued on Jollowing Paga.) . y . , : . Miss Elizabeth Hayward, who will be married Wednesday, and her b ridesmaid. Miss Nellie Pugsley. ) i Tl . ...... ...,. r.,. - . ' Jf"r , '. ' ' . -t i'"'-'' , ,r , " -J '''' ' ' ' i ' - ' Y s ( - - Photos by Thomas. (Continued Trom Preceding Page.) son, Edwin, have left for San Francisco Fran-cisco ami tbo boaches of southern California, Cali-fornia, whtrn they will pass throe Tvecha. On their way home they will stop for a week at Luke Tahoe. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burton, have returned from Honolulu, where they have spent the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moffat have returned from an automobile tour through Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. William I?. Wallace have returnod from a trip to New York and "Washington. Miss Edna Black hns returned from n two weeks' visit spent in Billings, Mont. Miss Margaret B. ('nnnell has returned re-turned from a stay of several weeks at Los Angeles ami the .beaches. Miss Edith Uusenborry of Provo is here for a short visit with Mrs. Joseph Jo-seph Niblcv at her home in Federal Heights. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Morgan of Chicago, Chi-cago, has taken the Fisher Harris cottage cot-tage at Brighton. Miss Edgnrda VedTwood, who has recently returned from Chicago, is spending several days in Ogden as the guest of M rs. George Graves. ;: Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. W. Havrette have returned from a delightful two weeks' tour of Yellowstoue Park. llarrv Hundley Bruce, who has been hero visit imj with relatives for several weens, left yesterday for his home in St. Joseph, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. "Robert M. Porter of Alma, Neb., are here as guest for two weeks of Mr. and - Mrs. "W. M. Porter, Por-ter, at their home, 11(30 Thirteenth South street. . 'Mrs. Joel Priest of Boi.e and her daughter. Miss Marian Priest, passed several days in the city on their way t o 1 jQ i s v il 1 e, Ky . , wb ere t li ey will visit relatives. Later in the summer thev will go to Boston, where they will bo the guests of Mrs. William Jgle-heart. Jgle-heart. rs. Jtyleheart formerly lived in this city and will be remembered by many friends. Her two sons, George and William, are now in military service. ser-vice. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Charles Miller have returned from an automobile trip of ten days through southern and eastern Idaho. ' They spent July 4 at Guyer Hot springs and passed several days at the North Pork club ; near Big Springs. Miss "Kamona "Wiest is visiting with her cousin, Louise Thornburg, in Silver City. Mr. ami Mrs. F. C. Richmond and Miss Gladys Richmond, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyng, have returned re-turned from a month's trip through the southern nnd eastern states. Miss Richmond Rich-mond has spent the past eight months in Boston studying music. " ' Miss Juliet McCune of Omaha will arrive tomorrow to spend a month here as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Will Drowne, at her home on Twelfth East street. s Miss Virginia Engbeck has left for Portland, Ore., where she will visit with her brother for a month, before he leaves for army servico at Monterey, Cal. Miss Edna Dunn, Miss Mary Wall and Miss Alice Kimball have gone for a ten davs' trip through southern Utah. Miss Martha Boubultz has returned from a visit of several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge at their ranch near Pocatello. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Harbeck left during the week in their automobile for a four weeks' trip through southern Utah. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bruneau have returned from a short stay at Mare Island. Miss Marie Child of Ogden has been the guest of Miss liihna Peterson for the. past week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew W. Gallacher, dr.. are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son at their home, 4-11 Coats-yilie Coats-yilie avenue. Mrs. Gallacher was formerly for-merly Miss Lola Mitchell. N Mrs. H. M. Crawford and little son, Robert V. Crawford, left for their home in San Rafael, Cal., this week, after having visited with her mother and sister, sis-ter, Mrs. A. Hettinger and Miss Opal Bettinger, for the past six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields will leave for Provo the first of the week for a ten days' visit wdth Mr. and Mrs. Georize It. Gowans. f Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Marks and Mrs. Thomas F. Jackson will leave Thursday Thurs-day for Ideal Beach on Bear lake. Mr. Jackson will join them about August 1, and they will later motor to Wyoming for a fishing and hunting trip, returning about August l.". Mrs. T.c Grand Young, Jr.. ami children chil-dren will leave the latter part of the week for Olmsted, Mont., where she will visit for several weeks wit!i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Walter Scott. Mrs. Clem Schramm, Mrs. C. E. Groes-beek Groes-beek and Miss Anna McCornick left Sunday by automobile for Twin FallSj Idaho, where they will spend several days as the guests' of Henry McCornick. Miss Helen Bonesteelo arrives today from Chicago to pass a week with Mrs. l' C. Loofbonrow, en route to her home in Helena, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oakley have gone to their ranch in Idaho, where they wili spend a short time before leaving for a tqur of Yellowstone park. . Mrs. Claude S. Williams has returned from a two months' visit with her mother, Mrs. John Burton, in Los An-aeles An-aeles and San Francisco. ' Miss Alice Cahoon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cahoon, left last w-eek for St. Authoivy, Idaho, where she will join a party of friends and motor through Yellowstone park. Miss Alleen Cowan of Payson is spending several weeks with her sister, Miss Edna Cowan, in this city. Mrs. Robert Sands Gray has returned from the beaches of southern California, u here she has spent the past three months. Onjier way home Mrs. Gray passed a week at the Oakimos raneho as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bel Vallc. Mrs; O. F. McShane of Beaver is here for a few days as the guest of Mrs. E. A. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harris and children Suzanne and Bransford- have returned re-turned from a three weeks' tour by automobile au-tomobile through Idaho and Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Harris will leave early in August for an extensive motor trip through Montana. Mr. and Mrs. J. Walcott Thompson have gone to Yoscmite, where thev will pass a month. Their three children, J. Walcott, Jr., llildegarde and Dorothy, are in Oakland, with their nurse. Mrs. Charles A. Quigley and two sons, Charles and Frederick, will leave Sunday Sun-day for Long Beach, where thev will spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. J. W. Houston of Xew Y'ork is here as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Haold Bransford Lamb, at her home on Michigan avenue. Mrs. William IX Foster has gone to Seattle, Wash., v here she will visit for three weeks with Miss Fhania Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Donahue and son Gerard left yesterday for a stay of two weeks at Los AupVlcs ami " the beaches. Mrs. Samuel Meyer and baby daughter daugh-ter will arrive this week from Chicago to spend several weeks with Mrs. Meyer's Mey-er's parents. Mr. and Mr. Max Weil. Mrs. Mever was formerly Miss Josephine Weil. Mrs. Anthony C. Godbe and children, accompanied by Mrs. George C. Foote, have gone to Long Beach, Cal., where they will pass the remainder of the sum mer. Harold Russell, actor anil husband of Ada Dwyei; Russell, arrived early in the week from New York and is a Sliest at the Dwyer home on North Temple street. Miscellaneous Events Roy B. Andrews of E company, Forty-third infantry, stationed at Fort Douglas, entertained Tuesday evening at a cheater party, followed by supper at Franklin 's. in honor of Miss Fr;tii-:'S Preece. The other guests were Miss Delia Craven. Miss Florence Smith, Charles Colts and Bvrlo Ayres. Ruth Warburton was guest of honor at a surprise party given Friday evening even-ing at her home hv a number of her t:irl friends. The evening was spent in games. Tiiie preeiu were Miss Ruby Mark, ; Mis Gwcnnie Hill. Miss Lilly Cundils. Mi:- Vera .Miller, Miss Marguerite Dun-i-onii), Mis?. Frances Weaver. Mi.-s Bur-netra Bur-netra WarLmnou, Miss Delia Wooliev, Miv Stella Whitehead. Miss Eva Walton, Wal-ton, .Miss Joss:e Walton, Miss Clarissa La thaniant, Miss Erma Yeager. I Mrs. Key Prii-e was hostess to the members of the Xeedlerraf t club Wcinesilav afternoon at her home on .evourli East street. The table and room were fragrant with nasturtiums and Shar-ta daisies. The members present pres-ent were Mrs. !iuc.h Itijuietoe, .Mrs. I Mark Baxter, Mrs. Marshall Cole. Mrs. S. W. i'riie. Mrs. .1. Vincent, -Mrs. W. G. Lovoride, Mrs. George Bowman. Mrs. Xed 1'rii-e, Mrs. W. Spurrier, Mrs. Ross Kunkel. The dub will meet Wed nesilay, July wirh Mrs. Bow man. , A farewell party was given in honor lot' Fred Otto, who leaves for Flv, New, last Thursday evening at Saltair. The guests were Miss Margaret Hardy, Miss Leah Wortiu-n, Miss Alice Cooper, Miss Gladvs Waik.'r, Rohan Best, Johnny Otto, Miss Dorothy Pierco, Miss Mada-line Mada-line Boyd, Miss Effie Cotts, Miss Esther Cotts, .Miss Marian Clement, Miss Opal Bettinger, Frank Thompson, I Art Olson, Lloyd Beck, Brink Benson, ! Morris Davis, Buster Brodie, Jack Bradley, Oakley Best, Stanley Clissald, Andv Poulsen and Frank Green. Mrs. Fred Spalding and Mrs. C. H. Carlson entertained the "Joy" 500 cluh Fridav at luncheon. The tabie decorations were carried out in pink and white garden roses. Mrs. .lack Moss, Mrs. Frauk Eardley ami Miss Lydia Crisp were extra invited in-vited guests' of the club. Favors were won bv Mrs. R. H. Ludlow, Mrs. Earl West ami Mrs. George Potter. x Mrs. Ira D. Southwell entertained at luncheon Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Robert E. Burnham. Garden roses were used in the decoration of the table. Covers were laid for -Mrs. Ernest A very, Mrs. William A. Krause, Mrs. E. A! Limlberg, Mrs. J. Pa.ey, Mrs. 1!. B Miller Mrs. J. C. Johnson and Mrs. 8. J. Hart. Miss Lorena Ottiner entertained the members of the Butterfly club at her home Wednesday evening. The early part of the evening was spent in sewing sew-ing ami a late supper was served. The following are the club members: Marguerite Mar-guerite Locke. Florence Garner, Virginia Vir-ginia Whitney, Erma Smoot, Margaret ilinkley, Ruth Robinson and Mrs. E. Wcslev Fapworth. Wednesday evening Mrs. William A. Morton entertained at her homo on Wilmington Wil-mington avenue with a linen shower in honor of iMiss Margaret Christophcrson, who was married Thursday to Albert U. Morton. The rooms were bright with a profusion of garden roses and sweet peas. The national colors were also used in the decoration?. The evening was spent in music and games. There were twenty-five present. Mrs. Clarence Cramer and Miss Florence Flor-ence H. Siemens were hostesses at u bridge tea Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cramer Sixteen guests were entertained at cards with others coming in later for tea. The table was decorated in garden roses. In honor of Miss Dorice Hoggan whose engagement c.as recently announced, an-nounced, Miss Ruth Vine enti rtained at a shower at her, home on Seventh East street Tuesday evening The ev.uing was spent in game; and music. A late supper was served. Hit table was decorated deco-rated in Shasta dairies and pink roses. Mrs. Robert E. B'.nnam entertainel at a luncheon Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ira D. Southwell. Mrs. E. L. McConaughy of Rochell, 111., and her two sons, John and James, are here for a vfsit wdth Mrs. McConaughy Mc-Conaughy 's mother, Mrs. G. R. Both-well. Both-well. Among the guests at the Brighton hotel during the past w'eek were Mrs. Fred C. Bern and children and Mrs. D. B. Shields and children. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Allen Walker have returned from a three months' wed-dnig wed-dnig trip, spent in Denver and St.. Louis. Mrs. Walker was formerly Miss Myrle M. Dye. The young couple will be at home after July 20 in the Oaks apartments. Miss Emily Harris and Miss Flora Woodmansee left last week for the (Continued on Following Page.) - (Continued from Preceding Page.) froul.hcrn California b'.-arhes to spenl i a ntini t b. I Mrs. ,f. '', Cnrloss entci'burifM Wciin'S-rlnv Wciin'S-rlnv at luni'honn nt Jirr honi", j''7 South S'v-oncl Knst stp'ft. Tim 'hI'Ip Ih;Ii an a j frntrpirjcn a cut uh'-s hnw! fiitc-l AilL ro'l sweet pprts, ;jin! he Invor.? were tiny baskets of rod ;lu:i-ne.. During tho Hfternonn .several musical numbers were Riven hv Mi Ha F.ct'n L'ork'-. " Mrs. Leo K . Frnnkel and rt a tighter, Miss Elinor Fran'tel, and Itiith J'ieizon-fit J'ieizon-fit ni n, acorn pan iod by M iss Ida 1 1 a-naiier, a-naiier, will leave Wednexiay fur a trip thruuh Yellowstone park. Mrs. J. F. Corless entertained Wednesday at, a luncheon at her home, 537 South Second hast street. The table held as a centerpiece a cut glass bowl filled with sweet peas, and the favors were tiny baskets of red cherries. cher-ries. During the afternoon several juHical numbers were given by Miss ""rJvelyn Corless. Miss Grace Holland of Chicago Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. A. Walker, at, 654 South Sixth East stroet. |
