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Show i An email Dancing Party : of High School Girls 1 0 to Be . Large Frmectioe j npHE annual dance of the girls of the " East, ami West High, schools will lie given tomorrow evening at the Odeon. The event is one of tho most popular social functions in the high school calendar, cal-endar, and inasmuch as the cadet hop will not be held this year, this affair will be the most important high school function of the season. The decorations will be of a patriotic nature. The programmes will consist of red crosses and soldiers. Booths will bo arranged by the girls, representing America, France, England and Italy. The girls in charge of the dance are. the officers of the East and West Girls' Athletie associations. They are, East: President, Miss Marjorie Gowans; vice president, Miss Elenor Woolley; secretary, secre-tary, Miss Trieste Pearson; treasurer. Miss Frances Collier; directors, Miss Hortense West (seniors), Miss Grace Mooney (juniors), Miss Gertrude Martin, Mar-tin, Miss Mary Xeil (sophomores), Miss Josephine Hall and Miss Florence Finch (freshmen). West: President, Miss Vera Smithen; vice president, Miss Florence Springer: secretary. Miss Hannah Taysum; treasurer, treas-urer, Miss Bessie Pomeroy; student body representative, Miss Leona Gedge; directors. Miss Nellie Morris (seniors). Miss Ethel McCardle (juniors), Miss Clara Lubeck (sophomores), Miss I.eona Goulet (freshmen). MEMBERS of the Commercial club have made plans for the annual spring gambol of the club, to bo held at the clubhouse on Saturday evening, April 13. Many attractive features are being planned by the committee in charge of the arrangements for the entertainment, en-tertainment, which includes the following: follow-ing: Glen I. Smith, Adrian Pembroke, G. II. Parish, Gleed Miller, Fred V. Leonard, P. B. Garoutte, R. J. Froiseth, C. M. Fallas, J. A. Do Houzeh, P. M. Cross, John Elliott Clark, If. M. Chamberlain, Cham-berlain, Ross Beason, W. E. Blodgett and Freeman P. Bassett. Committees in charge of a large card party and tea, to be given by the women's wom-en's war service, unit of St. Mark 's cathedral ca-thedral Friday afternoon, are as follows: Reception committee Mrs. F. A. Pyke. Mrs. F. E. Ma rev, Mrs. J. K. Oglesby, Mrs. W. W. Fleetwood. Tea committee Mrs. Ernest Gay ford, Mrs. W. S. McCarty, Mrs. ,1. E. Craig, Mrs. Frank Bird, Mrs. Gordon Guptil, Mrs. S. II. Pinkerton and Mrs. Asher Cowan. Ticket committee Mrs. Edward Thorn, Mrs. Frank B. Stephens, Mrs. Allen Sanford, Mrs. J. .Robertson. Curd table committee Mrs. C. A. Fans, Mrs. C E. Travcr, Mrs. A. .1. Knight, and Mrs. Baird. Refreshment committee Mrs. George P. Smith, Mrs. George Rust, Mrs. .1. S. Birch, Mrs. Ernest Gayford and Mrs. J. K. Oglesby. Decorating committee Mrs. I:. ,G. Richardson, Mrs. Roy Pilaris, Mrs. ,1. Tooney, Mrs. 11. R. O 'Loughlin, Mrs. Adolph quist ami Mrs. I). Sanford. Publicity' committee Mrs. King Cobbs. The card tables will be placed in tho crypt of the cathedral and tea' will bo served at the deri nery. " A large number nf tickets have been sold for the annual dame to be given by the board of directors of the Snrali Halt home at the Hotel l'tah, Friday evening. The arrangements are in charge of the members of tlte. board, who are Mrs. Margaret Xaue Cherdron, president; Mrs. C. H. McMahou and Mrs. F. S. Richards, ice presidents; Mrs. A. B. Greeson, secretary; ,M rs. .1. F. Cowan, treasurer; M rs. '. I'. Adams, Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Mrs. W. II. Jiint,, Mrs. O. C. ( 'ounf ryuian, Mrs. B. A. M. Froiseth, Miss Edna Oobn, .Miss Margaret Gibbons, Mis. Frank Gray, Mrs. II. C. Huffman, Mrs. A. B. Irvine, Mrs. Milton E. Eipinan, Mrs. G. B. Lock, hart, Mis. Hiincan MaeVbhie, Mis. .. E. Marshall, Mrs. II. G. .McMillan, Mrs. C. A. Poet, Mis. Ceorge Putnam, A' rs. Pauline Sands and .Mrs. A. Fred W'ey. Tickets may be obtained from any mem-tea mem-tea Friday afternoon, from 3 until 0 ber of the board. Mrs. William Reid will entertain at o'clock, nt her home on Harvard avenue, ave-nue, in compliment to Miss Cornelia Glass of the Wilkes Stock company and ber mother, Mrs. I). II. (.hiss. )j: In compliment !o Mrs. John Ervce Forrester of 1 1 ia . :it iia . l'tah, and fnr- (Continucd on Page Throo.l L (Continued from Page Ono.) niprlv of Salt Lake, who is a pupst pf 'Mr. anil Mrs. Knrl Dmishee. (r. anil Mrs. 1-Mwan! Groesbei'U nmi Mr. am! Mrs. 1 1). Koelcr will entertain en-tertain at a ilaneing party Tuesday evening at the Keeler home on Seven-ti'ontli Seven-ti'ontli South street. Mrs. Freil Wine-gar Wine-gar nil! entertain at luncheon Monday for Mrs. Korrester, ami Mrs. Hutu's Johnson will ive a luncheon in her honor on Wednesday. The Bachelor Knights will eive the fifth of their series of dances Thursday evening, April 4, at the Ladies' Literary r!nb. The committees in charge are: )oor committee, K. A. Kane and C. (.illis; floor committee. G. Buckley, J. Hogan, S. Maloney, K. Owens, T. Kfleon, ,1. McKay, P. Owens and K. Werner. Kefreshnient committee, 1). Little and William Maher. . iT. George I'ararnore will entertain ft-f.id Wednesday .Social club this week at her home, 1035 Last Sixth South street. Mrs. K. B. Carlson will entertain the Happy Hour club at luncheon "Wednesday "Wednes-day afternoon at her home, 047 West Fourth Xorth street. The Woman's party will entertain at tea Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel 1'ta.h in honor of Miss Marparet Whit-temore, Whit-temore, a prominent suffragist leader, who is touring the country and will be in the citv for a few days. La Marraine auxiliary of the Sprague ambulance corp is arranging for a dancing danc-ing party April 8 at the new Eagles' hall, Fourth South and West Temple streets. Mi?s Leone H'aslam will entertain the members of the Jnho club at her home, the time to be spent in Red Cross work. . The Tuesday Evening Bridge club will be entertained this week by Mrs. H. K. Klingender and Mrs. VP. ft. Martin Mar-tin at the home of Mrs. Martin, 322 South Third East street. The Boni Mae club will entertain at a carnival dance at the Tennis club Friday evening. The members of the club are Miss Dorothy Keate, Miss (iladys Marsden. Miss Genevieve 1-irown, Mies Lillie Kurffman, Miss Virginia Wirthlin, Miss Emma Kauff-iran. Kauff-iran. Miss Esther Bird, Miss Wilma 'Davis, Miss Aurora Parsons and Miss Gladys Hough. The invitations for a tea on Tuesday bavc been recalled b.y Mrs. Margaret ZjiTherclron, because of a bereavc-rfent bereavc-rfent in her family. ',: Lynda chapter No. 1, Order of East-Vru East-Vru Star, will hold its regular meeting next Friday evening, April o. After 1lirLeeting a programme will be given and the remainder or the evening will he spent in dancing and cards. Refreshments Re-freshments will he served and all members mem-bers of the order are invited. The programme committee, consisting of Mrs. Ethel Barney, Miss Edelweiss Schuster, Mrs. Elizabeth Chalmers, Mrs. Mary Conover and Mrs. Bernie Elan-dro, Elan-dro, and the refreshment committee, consisting of Mrs. Jemima Beveridge, Mrs. Alberta Lyman, Mrs. Clara Nichol, Mrs. 1 attic Ames, Mrs. Ollie O'Connor and Mrs. Anna Berg, will be in charge of the entertainment. The women of the University of Vtah will keep open house for friends of the institution from other parts of the state on Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. All friends of the university uni-versity in the city are invited and are asked to bring out of town visitors. The reception will be given in the administration ad-ministration building. An interesting programme will be presented. President John A. Widtsoe will speak and special music and exhibition ex-hibition dancing will be features. The reception committee is composed of Mrs. Levi Edgar Young, Mrs. .John A. Widtsoe, Mrs. William M. Stewart, Mrs. Richard B. Lyman, Mrs. Orson Howard, Mrs. Milton Bonnion, Mrs. J. L. Gibson, Mrs. P. G. Snow, Mrs. W. H. Leary and Mrs. T. A. Beal. The committee com-mittee on arrangement includes Mrs. A. C. Carrington, Mrs. P. G. Snow, Mrs. B. R. Lewis and Mrs. C. D. Wteiner. Weddings and. Engagements ISS ELVIRA PAGANO, daughter ii -of Mr. and Mrs. F. Pagano, and Joseph Bellino, will be married next Sunday. Miss Rose Salerno will be bridesmaid and Ernest Pagano will act as best man. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter, Violet, to Sidney Stokes. The wedding took place Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple, and was followed by a dinner at the home of the bride, 1461) South Second East street. Mr. Stokes leaves today to join the national army at Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Best announce, tho marriage of their daughter, Irmell D., to George T. Hummel. Tho wedding took place Tuesday. ! Miss Jessie Roark and Frank S. Guiney were married Wednesday afternoon after-noon at the paj-sonago of the "Phillips Congregational church. The Rov. P. A. Simpkin performed the ceremony at ,1 o'clock. Tho couple is now at home at Hie La France apartments. Miss Vivian Parkinson, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Samuel Parkinson of Salt Lake, and Lester Taylor of Provo were married Wednesday morning in the Salt Lake temple. A reception was given etlnosday evening in their honor at "ie home "of the bridegroom's parents, Hishop' and Mrs. T. N. Taylor. The couple left Thursday morning for a wedding trip through southern Utah Slid will be at home to their friends at 1W North Fourth West street, Provo, after Mav 1. Wv4 was received during the past wof the engagement ot Miss isa-Houghton, isa-Houghton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. -v- 11. Houghton of Brooklvu, to Ensign George P. lglchart. II. S. 2S'. flying corps, son of Mrs. William Iglehart of . I Att ISS ELVIRA PAGANO, daughter of Air. : M and Mrs. F. Pagano, who will be married I to Joseph O. Bellino next Sunday. j ij If i"4V; a- f: 1 Brookline, formerly of Salt Lake. Ensign En-sign Iglehart is now stationed at Buffalo. Buf-falo. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gillespie announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence, Flor-ence, -to Richard R. Wallace. The marriage mar-riage will take place in Oakland, Cal., in April. ' Announcement was made during the past week of the engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth Oden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Oden to J. W. Troy of Baraboo, Wis. The wedding will take place April 2. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Oleson annoijnce the engagement of their daughter, Lyle, to Clifford R. Smith. The weding will take place Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. $ z Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Covey announce the engagement of their daughter, Grace, to Dewey W. Johnson. The wedding wed-ding will take place tho latter part of April. Miscellaneous Events The Needlecraft club met with Mrs. John Vincent Thursday afternoon. Luncheon was served at 1:30 o'clock. (Tho table decoration was an Easter lily. The afternoon was spent in Rd Cross work. Mrs. A. R. Williams entertained Wednesday evening at her home in Bryan avenue in honor of Miss Florence Flor-ence Koller and W. C. Roberts of Cedar Ce-dar City, Ida., who will be married soon. Tho evening was spent with games and music and a buffet supper was served later. About twenty guests were in attendance. Miss La Vaughn Lyon was guest of honor at a dancing party given by Miss Edith Hogan at her home, 325 East Broadway, Wednesday evening. The rooms were decorated in pink and white carnations, violets and potted ferns. The music was furnished by T. Barraclough. A buffet, supper was served after dancing. Punch was served by Miss Martha Iligham. The guests included the following: Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Yeanians ami Mr. and Mrs. 6. Kearnes, Miss L. Budd, Miss M. Williams, Miss K. Woods, Miss J. Irvine, Ir-vine, Miss G. Chase, Miss K. Turnem, Miss L. Lyon, Miss E. Wilde, Miss M. Highani, Miss B. Sooville, Wayne Wilcox, Wil-cox, E. Manvon, R. Biddle. C. Hudson. V. Swanious', A. Higham, R. Meredith, W. Staub, W. Hogau, L. Daley and R. Vawr. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Done, who left yesterdav for Franklin, Ida'., to make their ho'me, were extensively entertained enter-tained previous to their departure. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williugate entertained at dinner Monday evening in their honor. hon-or. Mrs. Ernest Ryan gave them a dinner Tuesday at their home on Ninth East street. Mr. and Mrs. Novo F'al-lautine F'al-lautine ftave a dinner Wednesday night at their homo in Birkenshaw place in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Done( and they were guests of honor at a dinner Friday Fri-day night given by Mr. and Mrs. X. H. Hanson at their home on Twenty-fourth South street. Mrs. C. L. Sylvester entertained Friday Fri-day with a box party at tho Orpheum in 'honor of her cousin. Miss Beatrice Suiumerhavs, a bride of June. Mis. Mack Woollev entertained the members of her club Wednesday at luncheon and a Kensington at her home at 5 40 Wall street. Luncheon was served at one long table, with carna tions and violets as a centerpiece. Covers Cov-ers were laid for twelve. A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs. H. Mitchell, 43S East Eighth South street, Friday afternoon, in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Melvin Vincent, a recent bride. The decorations decora-tions were sweet peas and Easter ideas. About thirty of the bride's friends were present. Out-of-town guests were Mrs, Young Cutler and Miss Mirna Richardson of Midvale. Mrs. Mitchell was assisted ill entertaining by Mrs. J., P. Covey and Mrs. William Mitchell. |
