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Show I party Frocks aod Afternoon Oowms Designed and Made at Home Chic Models I Developed by Deft Fingers of the Bilver linings to tho war O cloud is tho development of the American- people along economic lines. Women, always ready to respond to changed conditions, aro rapidly adapting themselves to a limiting of resources and are becoming ndopto along lines to which they had never beforo folt tho necessity of turning their attention. With the increased cost of living, not feeling that thoy can afford oxponsive dressmakers, women -whoso social on- gagemonts demand go.-""113 appropriate j- for various occasions, aro turning thoir : attention to horns dressmaking. I As a demonstration of how successful success-ful Salt Lake women have been along that line, tho Ladies' Literary club had on exhibition of "Tho Creative Art of Woman," in which prominont women and young girls appeared in gowns which they had mado themselves, and children posed in frocks designed and constructed by ingenious mothers. As a fashion show it was a triumph .in ; home economics, and was a declaration l of independence among the Salt Lake worren of imported models and high- , priced modistes. I Miss Linda Jessup gave a bright pa- ' ' per on "Some Aspects of Dress," tracing trac-ing the subject from Mother Eve's costume cos-tume of fig leaves. The old and the new in dress were shown by Miss Olive Jones in a costume of 1S30, and Miss Kathleen Roberts in an up-to-date frock. j Varieties of costumes, all made at home, were worn by the following well ; known women, young girls and children: ; Morning house dresses Mrs. J. B. ; Ambler, Mrs. William M. Waddell, Mrs. i I A. T. McCune, Mrs. W. E. Ware and ' Mrs. A. II. Parsons. ',' "A Cup o' Tea" (afternoon cos tumes) Hostesses, Mrs. F. L. Oswald and Mrs. F. K. Woodruff; Mrs. John i Alford, Mrs. Freeman Bassett, Mrs. W. I ; Blodgett, Mrs. W. H. Bramel, Mrs. j, Cahoon, Miss Ruth Cowie, Mrs. Charles jl Daily, Mrs. L. D. Firebaugh, Mrs. J. C. " llanchett, Mrs. James Jlogle, Mrs. E. ! ' W. Lillie, Mrs. George A. Snow, Mrs. Albert Skanlcey and Miss Emma Zane. j Evening gowns Miss Dorothy Bailey, J If 'ibs Dorothy Cannon, Mrs. C. U. Heu-, Heu-, ser, Miss Jean Hutchinson, Miss Doro-S Doro-S thy Marioneaux, Mrs. I. 0. Marioneaux, Mrs. W. D. Rishel, Mrs. L. W. Snow, I I Miss Katherin Sullivan, Miss Louise jj Holt, Mrs. 0. A. Quigley, Mrs. A. K. I Tiernan, Mrs. Ella Cumming Wetzell and Miss Adelaide Woodruff. : "The Morning of Life" (ages Hi months to 9 years) Robert H. Butter-field, Butter-field, Francis Bagloy, Mary Dunshee" Marjorio Slaughter, David Firebaugh, Cherry Daynes, Geraldine Smith, Charles Kipp, Laura Young, Mary Strange, Marjorio Mar-jorio Firebaugh,. Clark Dunshee, Jean Bassett, Marian Wilson, Mildred Wilson, Wil-son, Dorothy Firebaugh, Alico Dunshee, Francis Wherry, Mildred McMullen, Winnif fed Ward, Catherine Smith, Kath-erine Kath-erine Covey, Peggy Ackcrman, Jeane Kirtley, Betty Landenberger, Lois Mea-kin, Mea-kin, Betty Allison, 4 Virginia Allison, Catherine Hogle, Nancy Garnctt, Alice MacMillan, Vivian Tyng, Virginia Tyng, Rebecca Daynes and Marie MacMillan. "Tho Flower of Youth" (ages 9 to 11 years) fancy dress costumes Florence Flor-ence Ware, Marian Wilson, Mildred Wilson, Wil-son, Marian Ebaugh, Allen McNitt, Bob-, Bob-, bie Allison and Lyndon Snow. s . Rowland Hall uniforms Harriet I Brady, Enid Wall, Clarissa Ellis, Rachel Evans, Beth Sands, Gladys Dorman, Margaret Dorman, Betty Knight, Mar- garet Benson, Adelaide Ackcrman, Eleo-J Eleo-J iior Landenberger, Binnie Daynes, Grct-j Grct-j Mien Routzahn, Mary Jano Garnett, I Madeline Hoppaugh, Patricia Hodgson, Dorothy Lynch, Beth Sands, Mario Mac-Millan Mac-Millan and Elsie Snyder. Our high school girls Mary Necl, ,-. Hope Parker, Catherine Broughall, Ha-j Ha-j rian Knight, Helen Knight, Mary Lynch, Marian Knickerbocker, Hattie i Thomas, Priscilla Stohr, Mary Dern, jj j Marjorie Billings and Louiso Covey. i Features of the prograinmo were a i; fancy dance given by Adelaide Acker-si Acker-si man and Floyd Knickerbocker in colo-jj colo-jj rual costume, attended by Euphemia ,j j Smith and Carol Landenberger grossed , as clowns, and a song, "Tho Story Book I ', Ball," by Beth Whifnoy. A strikingly vi original costumo was worn by Beth j Sands, tho 12-year-old daughter of Mr. 3 anil Mrs. Frod Sands. It was of a mili- tai7 typo. 'i The entertainment was under tho di- ) rocUon of Mrs. F. H. Knickerbocker and Mrs. R. S. Allison, i ii JMDER the auspices of tho War lj Work depot, a card party and ;! tc, largely attended by Salt Lako so-"ety so-"ety folks, was given at tho homo of ' Mrs. E. A. Wall on East South Temple 'i Etrcet yesterday afternoon. About sev-j sev-j wty-five tables were reservod for cards. Others came in for tea. The card j tables were placed in the ballroom and i i n rooms fn tho lower floor of the Wall .'. iome. The tea tablo had a large basket of Vf low jonquils as a centerpiece, and Vspring flowers wero used throughout the ; er, house. W' A pleasing feature of the afternoon , was a musical programme furnished by : Ar A f ;r-- - m f iOcV- v y J A-"- iKJr 1 N v -. l u ss A "U v r a V n fj', oV'-V 'ivf f 1 t ' I I - N Y, 4 n x ' Hf v . i Atv rv?..: Vl H;-:ft1 f 1 Ci; Vu ' i X 'i t f J ?i r k v I i- 'y If rJH x'X. X X V " " (fnR0UP taklnS rart m Fashion Shovv at Ladies' I itMni flub, : Lffyi. A, "V".-. T "' t0P. left to right, Miss Ruth Cowie, Miss Jean Hutchinson.: r (I L, -vj, v " -i.t""t-s' " -f'' ! Bottom, in dancing pose, left to right, Adelaide Ackerinan, ' Vy2v X v " ' v ' I Euphemia Aekerman, Floyd Knickerbocker. In military cos- iCf U Ts 1 - J'"" I) tunic, Beth Sands. Miss Florence Kimball, who has re-returned re-returned from New York, whore she sang for soldiers in camp and also for Red Cross benefits. Miss Kimball gave some of the songs which were favorites i among the soldiers, including "Sotue-j where in France,7' "Laddie in Khaki, "j "Deep J-iver" and "My Star." i A "melting por.'' presided over by Miss Marjorie Bijwell, Miss Phoebe Dey and Mrs. Ethelbcrt Shores, proved a successful idea. Old jewelry and sil verware were, largely contributed, which will be sold to a jeweler for melting and making into pmething new. The proceeds will be devoted to war relief. The guests were received by Mr3. Wall, Mrs. D. Moore Lindsay, Mrs. Clarence Clar-ence Lang and Miss Alice Wall. Presiding Pre-siding at the tea table were Mr?. J. E. 1 Bit of Green ' as Welcome to Saint Patrick A TOUCH of green will relieve the monotony of red, white and blue in March color schemes for social events. The bit of emerald is in honor of St. Patrick, Irish saint and patriot. Replacing tho hatchets and cherries, which held sway in February in honor of Washington, shamrocks, pipes and harps, emblems of the good saint, who drove the snakes or vicious influenced out of Iroland, as Washington freed his country from oppression, will bo in evidence the coming week. St. Patrick 's day is next Sunday, so the celebration will be largely confined con-fined to Saturday and previous days of tho week. Since ell social functions take decorativo schemes from tho nearest near-est holiday, a wave of green will envelop en-velop society this week. Bamberger, Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, Mrs. M. S. Woodward, Mr3. W. D. Maiurin, Miss Bessie Callow and Mrs. Ezra Thompson. Assisting in serving were Miss Bessie Callow, Miss Marie Gibbons, Miss Edna Dunn, Miss Alico Kimball, Mrs. Goorgo X. Lawrence, Miss Ade-; Ade-; laide Woodruff, Miss Carolyn Cowan, Miss Marjorie' Howard, Miss Emma Zane, Miss Frarl Savago and Miss Martha Mar-tha Richards. Mrs. J. C. llanchett and Mrs. Frank Cameron were the treasurers for tho afternoon. Mrs. W. P. Kiser was in charge of the card tables. ACTIVE members of the Alpha Chi sorority of the University of Utah entertained at a matinee party at the Orpheum yesterday afternoon. Tea was served at Franklin's after the matinee. The tea tablo was decorated with pink and white, with pink sweet peas in a silvor vase as a centerpiece, and silver candelabra with pink caudles and shades at either end. The guests were Miss . Mabel Parker, Miss Margaret Ewing, Miss Ora Chipinan, Miss Marjorie j Whiteley, Miss Amy Silver, Miss Vera Taylor, Miss Elva Taylor. Miss Florence De Rosa, Miss Alone liockhill, Miss Mary Suedden, Miss Lucilo Sneddon, Miss Afton Davis, Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Juno Street, Miss Elizabeth Pros-scr, Pros-scr, Miss Marion Jones, Miss Floreneo Davis, Miss Uarda McCarty, Miss Jessie Beeson aud Miss Mayre Jolil'fe. The alumnae members of tho sorority also gave a matineo party at the Orpheum Or-pheum yesterday afternoon, which was followed by tea at the Newhouse hotel. The guests were Miss Jessie Perry, Miss Annette Vincent, Miss Gladys Thomas, Miss Ella Callister, Miss Hilda Franklin, Frank-lin, Miss Ivy Van Cott, Mrs. Calder Mackay, Miss Tulla Mollerup, Miss Edna Calderwood, Miss Rosella Mantle, Miss Mildred Tanner, Miss Leone Oam-mette, Oam-mette, Miss Sybil Spalding aud Miss Pearl Oswald. AN attractively appointed tea for sonie of tho younger society folks was given yesterday afternoon by Miss Hopo Parker, Miss Marjorio Billings and Miss Regina West, at tho homo of Miss Parker on East South Temple street. One hundred and twenty-livo guests were received between the hours of 3 and 6 o 'clock. A yellow and white color scheme was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Yellow jonquils and white snapdragons developed tho springlike effect. The flowers wero arranged ar-ranged in a crystal basket as a centerpiece center-piece for the tea table. A yellow tullo bow on the handle of the busket gave an additional touch of bright color. The young hostesses were assisted in receiving by their mothers, Mrs. F. L. Parker, Mrs. S. L. Billings, Sr., and Mrs. J. A. West. Presiding at the tea tablo were Mrs. S. L. Billings, Jr., Miss Ada Ferguson and Miss Helen Monroo. Assisting in serving wero M iss Le Jcunne Aekerman, Miss Pris-'.-illa Stohr, Miss Ruth Jennings, Miss Hattie Thomas, Miss Helen Schweikhart and Miss Maxim; Weil. Music was furnished during tho afternoon af-ternoon by Miss Ada Ferguson, vocal soloist, and Miss Dorothy Scliweikhart, violinist. Miss Adelaide Aekerman gave somo fancy dances. MRS. LAFAYETTE HANC11ETT, i'li- who will leave- this week to join Mr. llanchett in New York, was tho guest of honor at a small luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. W. C. Lyne at her home on East South Temple street. Tho guests included eight of Mrs. Hanchett's closo friends. Mrs. H. 0. McMillan entertained at a luncheon Friday afternoon at her home on East South Temple in honor of Mrs. Hanchett and also in compliment compli-ment to the daughter of the hostess, Mrs. Gustavo Leuelwitt of St. Paul, Minn. Yellow jonquils and freesias decorated one large and two small tables, where covers were laid for twenty guests. MISS BEATRICE LAMBOURNE and Miss Grace Cutler entertained enter-tained their friends at a party yesterday yester-day afternoon at the Lambourno homo in Liberty park, to celebrate tho an-niverrary an-niverrary of their birthdays. Tho (Contiuued on .'age Three.) V viM rVTlTl "IPS (Contlnuod from Page Quo.) gnosis "laved sanies in the liv- room, wliifh was dceorati-d with many :llul kwnie dolls. rp)u) dancing hall was decoratod vrith jiipanoso lanterns. After an afternoon of music, dancing danc-ing and games, supper was sservod from one lei'S tablo in the dining room. The decorations in the dining room wero in yellow and white, and the idea of Easter was carried out in the place cards and iees. Bowls of yellow tulips aud daffodils were placed at intervals on the table, and yellow tnlle streamers stream-ers extended from the chandelier to the edge of the table. Covers were laid for forty guests. JX honor of Miss Jane. Donnell and Miss Evelyn Donnell of Pasadena, who are visiting in Salt Lake, Miss Irene Wright entertained at an informal infor-mal card party at her home on West uth South street last evening. Snp-frer Snp-frer was served from tho small tables ' after the games. The house was decorated dec-orated with pink ros's and sweet peas, comhined with violets. The guests included in-cluded the following beside the guests of honor: Miss Florence Pierson, Miss Elizabeth Pierson, Miss Peggy Brown of Ogden, Walter Burrows, Clifford Thompson, Fred Hanson, Bobbie Jewitt, Howard Springer and Jack Brown of Ogden. MBS. J. R. WILSON" and Mrs. J. G. Wilkenson entertained last evening at a 500 party at the Wilken-Bon Wilken-Bon home on Kensington avenue 'in honor of Miss Blanche Howe and Oscar J. Koark, whose marriage will take place Tuesday. Four tables were arranged ar-ranged for cards, and supper was served later from the small tables. The house nas decorated with white carnations and roses with ferns, suggestive of St. Patrick's day. In honor of Miss Helen Hanehett, who will leave this week for New York, Miss Mabel Holt will entertain Wednesday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Holt, on East First South street. Miss Martha Richards will give a tea this afternoon at her home on A street in honor of Miss Hanehett. Miss Frances Johnson will give an Orpheum matinee party Fridav, followed by tea at the Xewhouse, for Miss Hanehett. S Mrs. P. 0. Per kins will entertain I the members of this year's programme committee of the Ladies' Literary club ; Fridav afternoon at her home, 2S South 'Eighth East street. X, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Dougall .will entertain at a musical tea this afternoon after-noon at their home on Fourth avenue in honor of Mrs. Frank A. Johnson, formerly Miss Edna Evans. Mrs. George Harris Smith will entertain en-tertain at a tea Wednesday afternoon, after-noon, March 16, at her home on Laurel avenue, Federal Heights, in honor of Mrs. Leland Swaner, formerly Miss June Scowcroft of Ogden, and Mrs. Frederick Taylor of New York, formerly for-merly Miss Mary Jennings. Mrs. Taylor Tay-lor is a guest of her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Walter P. Jennings, at their home on Laird avenue. The Saturday Night Dancing club will entertain at the Ladies' Literary clubhouse on the evening of March 16. The hosts and hostesses for the entertainment enter-tainment will be Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bern. Mr. and Mrs. John Cain, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Cleland and Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Behle. The M. M. club will meet this week with Mrs. E. S. Jones. Mrs. Harry O'Neal entertained the club last week. . $ The regular meeting- of tho El Exite club will be Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Anderson on Kelsey avenue. Luncheon . will be served at 1 o'clock and will be followed by a kensington. I La Marraine auxiliary to the Sprague hospital corps will give a dance Monday Mon-day evening at the new Eagles' hall. St. Patrick's decorations will be used, i favors of shamrocks will be given at the oor. The dance committee includes vVlrs. W. E. Onions, chairman- Miss Lu- j I ci(q McCandless, Miss Caroline Kosh, flwn ISS VIVIAN PARKINSON, whose engage-1 engage-1 v ment to Lester R. Taylor of Provo is announced an-nounced today. . m - ' ; - i W'M ' i, ( ' If . - V m . . - v v ' wA V ' 0 '.fV , m ! - v vvA i " t Ua&uu .-.. Photo by Lumiere studio. Miss Pearl Luke and Miss Nellie Soren-son. Soren-son. The floor committee is composed of Miss Kathleen Kaye, chairman; Miss Helen Jennings, Mrs". W. Powell, Mrs. L. E. Sprague, Mrs. B. Clifford, L. E. Sprague, M. Parry and Gerald Buckley. The punch committee includes Mrs. J. J. McClellan, Mrs. E.t A. Hayward and Mrs. A. Canhan. The date for the annual ball to be given for the benefit of the Sarah Daft home at the Hotel Utah has been changed from April 1 until April 5, on account of a conflict with the visit of Miss Jane Addams to Salt Lake April 1. The advance sale of tickets indicates indi-cates a large attendance at the ball. Mrs. E. M. Hechler will entertain the Busy Twelve club at her home, 961 South Second West street Wednesday afternoon at luncheon, followed by sewing. The members of the Musical society of the University of Utah will entertain all the university students at a matinee dancing party Wednesday afternoon in the men's gymnasium at tho college. It will be the first dance to be given on the new pine floor, which has just been laid in the gymnasium. An unusual feature fea-ture of the entertainment will be the continuous dancing, for which music will be furnished by the university band and the university orchestra at different ends of the gymnasium. The officers -of the Musical society comprise the committee com-mittee in charge, and include Grover Christensen, David Shepherd, Miss Helen Howard, Miss Frauces Grant,. Irvin Fox and Lawrence Eberly. Jjc The Boni Mae club will be entertained at the home of Miss Aurora Parsons, 48 Eighth East street, Wednesday evening. A large dancing party was given by the club Friday evening at the Ladies' Literary Lit-erary club. ' The T. F. B. Sewing club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. U. Giesy at her home, No. 3 Cu minings apartments. apart-ments. The Lucky U club will meet at Mrs. F. J. Erdman's, 336 North Second West street, Wednesday. Weddings and Engagements AS important wedding of the coming week of interest in Salt Lake society so-ciety will be that of Miss Marion Bliss of San Francisco and Lieutenant Arthur Ar-thur McChrystal, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. McChrystal of Eureka, Utah. The marriage will take place Saturday in San Francisco at the St. Dominican church. The ceremony will be performed per-formed by Archbishop Hanna. The parents par-ents of the bridegroom will attend the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Parkinson announce the . engagement cf their daughter, Vivian, to Lester Taylor. The marriage will take place the latter part of March. The marriage of Miss Adelaide Anna Jarivs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Jarvis, and Henry Dewey Walsh will take place Tuesday. The wedding of Miss LaRue Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thcmas, and Stephen Monroe Deal of Spring-ville Spring-ville will take place Tuesday. . At a dinner for the members of the Sante club, given Tuesday evening at her home, Mrs. William White, formerly for-merly Miss Maude Peterson, announced her marriage, which took place in Farm-ington Farm-ington October 12, but was kept a secret se-cret until this time. The club members mem-bers presented the bride with a cut-glass cut-glass fruit bowl. Covers were laid for ten, and the evening was spent in dancing danc-ing and music. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Enjma Peterson of Chase avenue. Mr. White has enlisted in the aviation service ser-vice and expects to . leave soon for training. Miss Mildred Krebs ' and Charles Theodore Forcade were married Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Krebs, 972 West Third South street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Elmer I. Goshen and was followed by a reception. The couple will be at home in the city after April 15. The marriage of Miss Emma Barlow and Walter W. Fife took place Wednesday in the Salt Lake 'temple and was followed by a reception for relatives and a few friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Barlow, 130-1 Westminster avenue. Mrs. Cora Clark Emerson and C. L. Greene were married Wednesday in Ogden. Og-den. The couple are in the ci'tv for a short while at tho Hotel Utah, but will leave soon for an extended trip to the coast. The wedding of Miss Dena Whitman Whit-man of Olvmpia, Wash., and Philip Jackson Dix. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Dix of this city, took place February Feb-ruary 28 at Olvmpia. The couple will make their home in Oeden, where Mr. Dix is engaged in business. , Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Greenicr announce the marrage of their daughter, Olivia, to Oliver M. Tuftes. The weddinsr took place in Santa Barbara March 6. The couple will make their home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Georce McAllister have announced the marriage of their daughter, daugh-ter, Ida. to Hcnrv Goffe. The wedding took place Fridav afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Paschal announce the engagement of their daughter, Pena, to Joseph L. Lawrence. The wedding of Miss Gunda Marie Asbjorsen and Joseph S. Edward took place in the Salt Lake temple Wednesday morning. President Anthnn H. Lund performed the ceremony and a larire reception was given in the evening eve-ning at the home of the bridegroom 's mother, Mrs. Rebekah S. Edward. The couple will make their home in Forest-dale. Forest-dale. The marriage of Miss Maude Cromar, daiiL'hter of Mr. and Mrs. H. i. Cromar, nnd"Frank II. Hall will take place Thursday in the Salt Lake temple. A reception will be given in the evening at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Arlcine Hillstcad entertained Monday evening at her home on South Sixth fcnst street in honor of Miss Cromar. Cro-mar. The evening was spent in playing games, and prizes were won by Miss Ivy Brown, Miss Beth Baxter and Miss Edna Cromar. A light supper was served after the games. A large basket of pink and white carnations tied with a butterfly but-terfly bow of pink maline, formed the centerpiece for the table. The following guests were present; Miss Maude Cromar, Miss Leone Wright, Miss Slav Hafen, Miss Mary llafen, Miss Delia Hafen. Miss Lur-ile Inkley, Miss Ivv Brown. Miss Ellen Reiser, Miss 1 oth Baxter, Miss Ruth Braby, Miss Edna Standing, Miss Edna Cromar, Miss Arzella Hillstcad, Mrs. Joseph Hill-stead, Hill-stead, Mrs. H. B. Cromar, Mrs. F. D. Taylor, Mrs. H. L. Cromar, Mrs. William Wil-liam B. Cromar, Mrs. A. E. Hall and Miss Arleine Hillstead. Miss Leone Wright also entertained in honor of the bride Saturday evening of last week at her home on E street. Personal Mr. and Mrs. J. IT. McChrystal 'and little daughter, "Bobby," of Eureka, passed through the city early in the week on their way to San Francisco to attend the marriage of their son, Lieutenant Arthur McChrystal, and Miss Marion Bliss, which will' take place in ban Francisco March 16. Mrs. Minnie Anderson and daughter, Solma, of Sandy, have returned from a visit to California. They spent two months in San Francisco and two months in southern California. Mrs. Elmer E. Darling and Mrs. Dale Smith have returned from a two months' visit to Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Harry Content aud Miss Isabelle Content of New York are guests of Mrs. J. E. Bamberger at the Hotel Utah. ' . Mrs. D. S.. Beebe of Provo is the guest of Mrs. Mattie Beebe of this city. Mrs. Leola Bromley has gone to Logan Lo-gan to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Keyes. Mrs. W. H. Theobold of New York has returned from a trip south, and is at the Hotel Utah. Mrs. M. Leffcr of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Lip-man. Lip-man. Mrs. Leffer is Mr. Lipman s sister. 1 Miss Elsie Hoffman of Stockton, Cal., is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Welling, 121 Fifth East street. Mrs. Carrie Gannet Mill of Los Angeles An-geles is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clayton Clay-ton Gannet, on Seventh avenue. Mrs. John E. Dooly will return next week from a trip east. Mrs. Louise McGune has returned from a several months' visit to Portland, Port-land, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ahl have returned re-turned from, a visit to southern California. Cali-fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Harding left last week for St. Louis, Mo., to make their home. Mrs. Martin II. Aldenhagen has gone to Pocatello to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Busche. Mrs. Lillie Brook of Wallsburg, who has been visiting in Salt Lake for the past six months, will leave the middle of March for Raymond. Alberta, to visit her sister, Mrs. Nell Fisher. ft Major and Mrs. Joseph H. Tyler have returned from their wedding trip and are at present at home with the bride's-uncle bride's-uncle and aunt, Mr. aud Mrs. A. K. Tiernan. Mrs. J. Elmer Denhalter has returned from California, where she and Mr. Denhalter Den-halter spent four months. Mr. Denhal ter, who served in tire navy from 1906 to 1910, re-enlisted and sailed from San Francisco February 22 for an unknown port. Mrs. Denhalter will be at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Watkins. ' Miss Jane Donnell and Miss Evelyn Donnell of Pasadena, Cal., are in the city for a short visit. They are guests of the New-house hotel. Mrs. Edward Barrett Allison left last evening for Fort Riley, Kas., to join her husband, who is in the veterinary division of the officers' training camp. Mrs. Hughy Harmon has gone to make her home in Oakland, Cal., where Mr. Harmon is engaged in navy-yard work. Mrs. Sarah Hart has gone to visit her sister, Mrs. George Kempf of Chico, Cal. Mrs. Sidney Hooper Young has returned re-turned from Charlotte, N. C., where she has spent the last two months with her husband, Captain Young, who is stationed with the Thirty-eighth infantry. infan-try. Before her return" Mrs. Young visited New York, accompanied by Captain Young, who will remain there until he is called to overseas duty. Mrs. Joseph Young of Syracuse, Utah, has returned from a visit to California and will be in the city for about two weeks, at 319 East South Temple street. ft Mrs. Lafayette Hanehett and her daughter, Miss Helen Hanehett, will leave the city Saturday and will later join Mr. Hanehett in New York, where they will make their home. Mrs. Hanehett Han-ehett will first go to Long Beach for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. F. D. Wiley. Miss Helen Hanehett will go to Denver and there be joined by her grandmother. Mrs. M. C. Hanehett, who will accompany her to New York. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Arntrong left yesterday afternoon for Washington to spend ten days. Mr. Armstrong.' who is state food administrator, has been called to Washington to attend a conference. "society I Ny (Continued I'vom rKO Tliroo.) Miscellaneous Events lv 0. '!m't ''"tertnincd t'"' mom-, mom-, 'Jt tin ''to i',ul' 'I'hurs.luy nlter-' nlter-' .it lu-r homo, 1-0 .Ijii'Uson street. "l''' ":,s M'rv'a ;1( -'Vlo-U. I'lvi'is w'1'0 0'Kht- '1',,, i'1"r s 'ln'in'o yollmv iiinl white, whs car-out. car-out. A t'l'.vstal basket it' imiri-...Ihls imiri-...Ihls t iod with ii yellow tulle bow foniu'il the centerpiece. .Later ;"i00 was i,iTil. l"'i''0t were won liy Mrs. j)"'Y, liver unit the hostess. jlrs. Si.laov Tivgiiskis :uul daughters. 0li o :i nil liolen. of iim;hiun I'sinyoii ,v,mv tin' quests of honor nt a doliijhttul ,,por "ivi'ii hist wool; ly Mr. mid Mrs. V IS. Sioiuor of o Hi F.ast Filth South ttroo't , Wore tho ilovmrtuTo yf Airs. Mrs. T. H. Thompson ami Mrs. Chris iiuVrson entertainoil with :i unseeHa-Iiooiis unseeHa-Iiooiis shower Thursiliiy evening nt tho homo of Mrs. Anderson, 1S1S2 South Fourteenth Knst street, for Miss Leitha ndorsou, n bride of tliis month. Tho house was deooratod with potted plants. Tho eveninj was spent with music and oamos, after which a buffet, supper was ved JrThose present wot,o Mrs. M. II. Allen, yrSi j-lebor Boiiok, Miss Clarice Bouck, y liss Pinis C'onley, Miss Lulu Parsons, ' Miss Vera Cooking, Mrs. Michael, Mrs. Ethelvn Wallace, Mrs. Fannie preen. Miss Af ton Seal. Mrs. prod Pryrear, Mr S A. Jenkins, Mrs. Mary 'Lawrence. 'Law-rence. Mrs. J. M. Miller, Miss Felice Williams, Mrs. Cecil Curtis, Mrs. Jack Hampton, Miss Florence Tucker and Mrs. Ken Anderson. Mrs. 0. Armstrong entertained Monday Mon-day afternoon at her home, VA JCorth Second West street, in honor of the eighth birthday of her daughter, Anye-line. Anye-line. Patriotic ideas were carried out in the decorations and tiny flags were giveu as favors. Tho tea table had a birthday cake holding eight caudles as a centerpiece. Ked roses and carnations further decorated the table. Twenty-six Twenty-six guests were in attendance. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Louis Peppe, Mrs. W. B. Armstrong 'and Miss Helena Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. George Streadbeck entertained en-tertained at an elaborate dancing party Saturday evening at their home, 33 1) Hampton avenue, in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary. The rooms were decorated in huge American flags and flowers in patriotic colors. The refreshments carried the same scheme. Assisting in receiving were the hostess' host-ess' mother and Mr.i;ul Mrs. K. Lund-quist. Lund-quist. Presiding at the punch bowl were Miss Elnora Streadbeck and Miss Ethel Iiose. Miss Vivian Palmquist and Miss Lucile Nelson presided at the coffee cof-fee urn. Music for dancing was furnished fur-nished by the Sandy high school orchestra. orches-tra. The guests numbered about sev-Mi-five, including soldiers from Port . j-Suuglas. I J Mrs. Harry Kraack entertained the. V, members of her card elub Thursday ,r afternoon at her home, 246 Iowa ave-jine. ave-jine. The luncheon table had a cover X filet lace, with a crystal bowl of pink sweet peas as a centerpiece. The members of the club are: Mrs. Harvey Gardner, Mrs. Rex Toreher, Mrs. B. G. Walters, Mrs. Charles Miles, Mrs. Joseph Jo-seph McCowau, Mrs. E. O. Boyer, Mrs. C. 0. Brunner and Mrs. J. Knockchaupp. Mrs. Lucilia Peterson was guest of r honor at a surprise party given Friday afternoon by a number of. friends at her home on Brixam avenue. The enter-; enter-; tainment was in honor of Mrs. Peterson's Peter-son's seventy-fifth birthday anniver-: anniver-: sary. About fifteen friends were present pres-ent ' The I. C. L. elub celebrated its fifty-third fifty-third anniversary last; Thursday evening i with a banquet given at the home of I Jack Kelly, 1400 South Eleventh East street. The rooms were decorated in . flags and spring flowers. A largo number num-ber were in attendance. A programme v,'an given. Fielding K. Smith, Clifford Snowi Linden A. Korth, G. Stanley McAllister Mc-Allister and Jack Kelly were in charge of arrangements. Jir. and Mrs. WiM Hayes entertained the Fifty-Fifty card club Friday evening eve-ning at their home. A light supper was served after the games. Prizes were won bv Mrs. Haves and George Gird-wood. Gird-wood. " ,, -.t Airs. H. L. Brown of 825 .West First o: South street entertained at an Orpheum party Friday afternoon and tea at ; Franklin's. 'The place cards were of a: carnations and roses. In the center of the table was a iarge vase of carnationa and roses. Those present were Mrs. E. L. Price, Sr., Mrs. E. L. Price, Jr., Mrs. Ernest Urien, Mrs. J. H. Blair, Mrs. William Mink, Mrs. Harold Heynianson, Mrs. John Ebert, Mrs. A. JacObson, Mrs. Fred Emmett and Miss Maud Brown. 4 Miss Lillian Batehelor entertained a number of her friends on Wednesday evening at cards. A luncheon was served. Those' present were Miss Minnie Min-nie Cummins, Miss Maude McDonough, Miss Ilattie Glenn, Miss Enid Bissell, Miss Minerva Peck, Miss Isabel Nisbet, Miss Dorothy Clark, Miss Eva Olsen, Miss Elna Oisen and Mrs. Batehelor. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cardwell entertained en-tertained Friday evening at their home on Emerson avenue in honor of their son, Stanley James Cardwell, who will leave soon to enter the national service. He has enlisted in the commissary department. de-partment. ' T. E. Newman entertained at an informal in-formal partv at his attractive home in the Fillmore apartments. Miss Brown, Miss Cunningham, Miss Helen Cornell, Miss D. Buys,' Mrs. F. S. Leaver and Mrs. A. Ressler were the guests. . -4- |
