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Show jttfe God !of Lowe Is j AvaKenino ifithSDrino LtITH the first hint of spring, & Cupid, who lias so long been lipping on his job in Salt Lake. society, beginning to rub his sleepy eyes and up and take notice. Today brings f announcement of the engagement lono of Salt Lake's fairest and most Spular young society women, Miss tyllis Luman to Dr. J. F. Christiansen, i it is understood that other interest- matrimonial announcements will be 'tide soon. Advantage is being taken of Lenten js to prepare dainty trousseaus, and is whispered that several outfits of tapectivc brides, who have not yet Ide their engagements public, are f)iring completion, j . OLD and white were prettily com-P com-P bined in dainty decorations for a psington and tea given yesterday iernoon by Mrs. H. W., Stouten-tough Stouten-tough at her home in the Grace apart-jits, apart-jits, in honor of her guest, Miss Cora iV lith of Qgdcn. Golden jonquils and Jte freesias in a crystal basket --med a centerpiece for the table.' A Jow tulle bow was on the handle of i basket. iewpies, with festoons of yellow tulle . j.rc suspended from the chandelier ve the table. , The hostess was assisted by her , Her, Mrs. F. H. Emerson, and Miss na Stahl. The guests included, be- ITJJ . , (Continued on rollowing Page.) I . ..." . ... $ - - -r, v 4 5as , ; . a h ? ys a ,Aa , . aa-v ' v a v - ah 1 - i 7.7; v 7 5 7; Ait 7S - C w & 1 77- . . " '77 7! 7 : - - A - 'A- kJ.-' V- - .'.y-H;-:; ;;;,:.! A- - Professional' . flan to Wed Fair Youna SafHater ANlvOUXCEMEXT is made by Mr. and Mrs. Abner Luman of the en-gagement en-gagement of their daughter, Phyllis, to Dr. John Frederick Christiansen. The wedding will take place Saturday afternoon after-noon at the Hotel Utah. . Simplicity will mark the event, and the couple will leave immediately after the ceremony for a honeymoon on the Pacific, coast,. The bride will be attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Kenneth Luman, as matron of honor, and Miss Ruth Civsvie as bridesmaids Dr. J. H. Davis will be the bridegroom's best man. Miss Luman has unusual charm and a gracious personality, and is a social favorite. She atteuded Miss Kayson 's school in New York. Dr. Christiansen is one of Salt Lake's most prominent, young professional men, and is a graduate grad-uate of the Northwestern university of Chicago. 'A number of entertainments havo planned for the bride. Miss Florence Halloran will entertain at luncheon in her honor tomorrow at the Eotisserie inn. Miss Buth Cowie will entertain at luncheon Tuesday, Mrs. Kenneth Luman will give a luncheon for her Wednesday Wednes-day and she will be the guest of honor at a tea to be giveu Thursday by Mrs. C. A. Shay. On Friday Mrs. Paul Boise will entertain in honor of Miss Luman and Mrs. William Fowler at.tca. MRS. FLORENCE GAYLOKD FRANK announces the engagement engage-ment of her daughter, Helen, to Burke MeArthur, a newspaper man of this city and Mount Pleasant. The wedding will take place Wednesday in the Salt (Continued on Following Pago.) 1 HrUsp 41 v :7U'V7"U; if 7a; 7 "v- sv . a cit and 'Iount pleasant- The-cjd,n . 1 PiJFFTVf A' ' ! " V. fA , ,P f V A 'V ' will take place Wednesday in the Salt ". lkrl7; -7 v V . i: t. VtS. ' t - , ? ' s 7 s, i (00-nt.tued on Follow1oA- 7 f4A7 y i?;y- -AW- . A a- , A;ll: A-'v 7"'-'-;v:A' ;.-- W". :;A -A" J," A"" N.'-5"- '.;..-'-',;, - AA" - ' V :.7. ' h 1 I -Hi '(mV& ' " ,atv. - v ICS n?-rT ;-7 v ' y " 11 il Miss Phyllis Luman, whose engagement to Dr. John p 7 ' ' ' ' " )c8"f' ! f - ' s 7' IH Frederick Christiansen is announced, and her attend- ml fif ' - ' , t s ants, Miss Ruth Cowie, left,, bridesmaid, and Mrs, Ken- ? ' - " f ; ' js, fj A ' ' A ; s"" s " . neth Luman, matron of honor. r ' ;7 5,,. s , ' ' rr s Av - v " - A 'VA ... - a. 9te3isV .r- , r . - , -a A ' - A - ' ry ra . v, , ' . ' 1 j v' - v , " A:.. V f ' A U is U , v v. w x-. - 1 J V v w : ut j..'. i.. i j VB Ml Z,j U fe'? w L.- to y ! i..- H ( , .i a B i " 'v' i ' " Miss Phyllis Luman, whose engagement to Dr. John j? Frederick Christiansen is announced, and her attend- s ants, Miss Ruth Cowie, left,, bridesmaid, and Mrs, Ken- f neth Luman, matron of honor. v 2... . . V r (Continued from Preceding Page.) sides the guest of honor, Miss Winona i 3mith of Ogden, Miss Lcono Stevens, Miss Ethel Firman, Mrs. W. F. Part- ridgo, Mies Anna Stahl, Miss Minnie ; Jacobson, Miss May Donohue, Mrs. Ii. II. Biele, Mrs. D. M. Shaw, Mrs. V. R. Edholni, Mrs. Samuel J.Friedman and Mrs. J. M. Blair. CONVALESCENT soldiers at the Fort Douglas general hospital were treated to a matinee dance Friday aftor-noon aftor-noon by girls from tho sororities of the University of Utah, supervised by Mrs. Norman G. Atkinson. The dance was given in the novvly opened ballroom of the Red Cross building, which will now' be the center of social activities at Fort Douglas. ' During the afternoon membors of the Overseas Cheer club visited every man in the hostipal and distributed candy, cigarots and fruit. Impromptu entertainments enter-tainments were given in a number of the wards. Many soldiers are being treated to afternoon auto rides and evening dinner parties by tho peoplo of Salt Lake. Arrangements Ar-rangements can be made through the Ked Cross service at Fort Douglas to take the wounded men from the hospital hos-pital to entertainments in the city. Friday Fri-day and Saturday afternodns a large number of soldiers were entertained in the private homes of Salt Lakers. Scores of applications have been received re-ceived hy the Red Cross asking for joldiers to take Sunday dinner in homes of the city. These applications are being be-ing readily filled, as tho wounded soldiers sol-diers at the fort are anxious to make tho acquaintance of local people. Captain R. M. Jones, personnel adjutant adju-tant for the general hospital, and Mrs. Jones entertained Friday night at a dinner party in honor of their ' eleventh wedding anniversary. Later the couple were the guests of Captain W. B. Deas at a theater party. ALPHA CUT SORORITY of the University Uni-versity of Utah entertained at a lunclieun ve.Mprflay afternoon at tho Hotel t:tah roof garden, in honor of the resident members of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity. The table was in the form of the Greek letter Chi, and was effectively decorated with daffodils and ferns arranged ar-ranged in a long, low mound as a centerpiece. cen-terpiece. The place cards were of white and gold with the ,seal of the sorority. Tho committee on arrangements in-, eluded Miss Mary Sneddon, Miss Ruth Seuior and Miss Jessie ' Perry. The members of thS sorority are Miss Edna RS. GEORGE H. WATSON, who will leave ivil today with her husband, Colonel Watson,! and small daughter for California. j r " s : ! :v; t HWWHMi ;L;.:::..-:.; V i , ' k I r! i &uS&i&&.: - . .. . '.' .$V 'Wo. -'j&rt--X&)9& y L I ' ' - ' rv ' u - i ' if t 4 I"! " J- . ' ' U ' ' " t ' J l , t X , s ' ' -s t . . . ; v j t f , i f A, ; ' ' n L ! ' " - , & - - r n j K - . ' - - " ' 4 ' K : ; , . f - , Calderwood, . Miss . Elizabeth Prosscr, iMiss Florence Davis, Miss Amy Silver, Miss Florence Do Rosa. Miss Bessie Marks. Miss Helen Cortoz, Miss Ora Whipple, Miss Margaret Hinckley, Miss Mary Sneddon, Miss Phyllis Browne, Miss Helen Heiu, Miss Leith Whipplo, Miss Lois Bradford, Miss Thclma Dahlia, Dah-lia, Miss Je&rio Moves, Miss -Fanny Mills, Miss Fntiicia Powers, Miss Kuth Bernson, Mis Emmarose Woodruff, Miss Louise "Nobelcer, Miss Dorothy Hcin, Miss Gladys Thomas, Miss Gladys Pannier, Miss Pearl Oswald, Miss Ivy .Van Cott, Miss Mildred Tanner, Mrs. Calder Mackay, Mrs. Frank Archer, Miss Annette Vincent, Miss- TJarda Mo-Carty, Mo-Carty, Miss Afton Davis, Miss Vera I Taylor, Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Capitola l-Pingreo, Miss Ruth Senior, Miss Juno Sircot, .Mi Marian Jones, Miss Klva ! Taylor and Miss Mildred Barton. ' MHS. CARL POLL entertained at ft bridge tea' yesterday afternoon I at her home on Fifth East street in honor of Miss Gladys Sims, Who will be married Wednesday to David H. Bul-lough. Bul-lough. Pink sweet peas in a crystal basket, tied with pink maline, formed the centerpiece for tho tea table. Tho living room was decorated with pink and white carnations. ' Miss Erma Poll and Mrs. A. J. Sweu-son Sweu-son assisted the hostess during the afternoon. after-noon. The guests included Miss Grace Sims, Miss Erma Sims, Miss Ferno Johnson, John-son, Mrs. Wallace Carter, Miss Leah Mehcsy, Miss Edna Kay, Mrs. Reed Harvey, Mrs. Lawrence Francis, Miss Amelia Maretts, Miss Afton McDonald, Miss Hrita McDonald, Miss Sarah Qunyle, Mrs. Clyde Chamberlain, Miss Lillian Swcnson, Mrs. B. Hunter, Mrs. A. M. McDonald and Mrs. A. L. Casady THE sophomore class of the University Univer-sity of If tab entertained at a dan-tins dan-tins party last' evening in the yym-Inasium yym-Inasium building in honor of the entire student body of the university. The cunmit1 ee on arrangements included Miss Belle Livingston, Weiulall Lyman, .lames Braffet and Kenneth Barnes. MRS. MATTHEW A. NELSON entertained en-tertained at a matinee party at the Wilkes theater yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. George Peterson, formerly for-merly Miss Lillian Hall, of this city, who has recently returned from New York, where she was married last September. Sep-tember. Ten was served following the matinee. St. Patrick ideas were carried car-ried out in the table decorations. The party, included Mrs. Julian Thomas, Mrs. Arnold Rich, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Richard Hart, Mrs. Roy Groesbeck, .Mrs. Car Orlob, Mrs. A. T. Burton, Mrs. R. O. Burkhart, Miss Lu-ella Lu-ella Cutler, Miss Kathryn Gabbott, Miss Lisle Bradford, Miss Lavinne Parke, Miss Mayme Billings and Miss l-.'lia Nielsun. MISS A1LEEK DOOLEY entertained a number of her friends at an nrphaii.nge th"ater party Saturday afternoon. after-noon. Tea at Ki a nklin 's followed. The olaec earns and decorations were sug-Tesiive sug-Tesiive of St. Patrick's day. The invited quests were Miss Berniee Reunion, Miss Rhoii Brunenu, Miss Kutli Bruiiran. Miss Kouise Covey, Miss Liraee Harwell, Miss I'rances Hitchcock, ,a;.-saA---. , ,J Miss Catherine Levering, Miss Karma Xebeker, Miss Florence Nelson, Miss Dorothy Robinson. Miss Evelyn Scott, Miss Katheriue Silver, Miss Virginia Silver, Miss Dorothy Willey and Miss Lillian Worlton. Mrs. W. J. Dooley, mother of tho hostess, chaperoned the party. AST. PATRICK'S cabaret dancing party was given last evening by the members of the Commercial club. H. M. Chamberlain was in charge of arrangements, ar-rangements, and Mrs. H. M. Chamberlain, Chamber-lain, Mrs. Freeman P. Bassett, Mrs. P. B. Garoutte, Mrs. Ross Reason, Mrs. A. D. Pierson, Mrs. R. J. Froiseth and Mrs. W. M. Parlon assisted during the evening. eve-ning. The guests numbered two hundred. Weddings and Engagements (Continued from Preceding Page.) Lake temple. Mrs. Seymour DoriuB entertained en-tertained at luncheon Friday at her homo on Dowuington avenue in honor of Miss Frank. Jonquils and sweet peas formed the centerpiece for the tea table. Miss Frances Jensen, Miss Edna Noilson and Mrs. C. W. Stedman assisted the hostess in receiving tho guosts, who numbered twenty. , THE marriage of Miss Gladys' Sims and David H. Bullough will take place Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of tho bride 's parents, 526 Third East street. A small reception will follow the ceremony. Miss Sims will entertain at a trousseau trous-seau tea this afternoon at tho home of her sister, Mrs. Calvin M. McDonald, 1921 Ninth East street, Monday afternoon after-noon Miss Dorothy Striekley will, entertain enter-tain informally for the popular young bride. The marriage of Miss Doris Jones of Howe, Idaho, and Torrey Alvin Reno of Idaho Falls, Idaho, took place Wednesday Wednes-day evening at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones, 231 South Third East street. The ceremony was performed by the . Rev. Father Roser and was followed by a reception for relatives and friends. Miss Jenuip Jones, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Joseph Mackay was best man. After a short honeymoon the young couple will make their home on a ranch near Idaho Fulls. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Bates announce tho engagement of their daughter, Alice. Joyce, to Alfred Cedeistrom. Announcement lias been received of the marriage of Carl E. Johnson of thi3 city, who has been with the Fifth marines ma-rines in France, and Miss Mabel Dawley of Connecticut, which took place in New-York, February 23. The young couple will arrive in this city some time in Mav and will make their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Flandro announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth, to Calvin D. McGovorn. The wedding took place Thursday evening at tae home of tho bride's parents, in the presence of the immediate family. The couple will make their home in this city. Announcement, is made of the marriage mar-riage of Mrs. Sarah J. L. h'udy and Milton Mil-ton M. Hutton. The ceremony was performed per-formed on Wednesday afternoon by Brigham S. Young. They are at home at 150 Garland court. The wedding of Miss Birdie Ridd and Joseph A. Nilson took place Thursday afternoon at the home of - tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ridd, 1344 West Fourth North stroet. Tho ceremony cere-mony was performed by the Rev. P.- A. Simpkin, and was followed by a rocep-tion. rocep-tion. Tho couple aro at home at 451 Eighth East street. The marriage of Mrs. Mabel Wheeler of Salt Lake and T. Jefferson Kane of New York took place Tuesday at Fanu-ington. Fanu-ington. Mrs. Lydia Hill announces the marriage mar-riage of her daughter, Marie, to Ernest W. Nepple. The wedding took place Thursday at the Phillips Congregational parsonage. The eeromony was performed by the Rev. P. A. Simpkin. After a honeymoon in the east tho couple will make their home in Salt Lake. Mrs. Mary McLceso announces the engagement of her daughter, Elizabeth, to T: K. Frederickson. The marriage will take place in April. A wedding reception was given Wednesday- evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. t. W. Chsunmioys. 201 East Eighth South street, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla O. Allred and Mr. and Mrs. Irl MeNye of Liberty. Idaho, following their marriage, which took placo in the Salt Lake temple. Mrs. MeNye Me-Nye was formerly Miss Mildred Morgan Mor-gan of Liberty, Idaho, and Mrs. Allrod was Miss Deila M. Nve of Libertv, Idaho. Events of Coming Week OWING to the fact that tomorrow, St. Patrick's day, is a feast day, Lenten rules will be suspended and social so-cial entertaining will be: permissible, even in the strictest church circles. St. Patrick's parish of the Catholic church will take advantage of the privileges of the day to give a large, card party at Cathedral hall tomorrow evening, under the auspices of the Altar society of the parish. p Following are the committees in charge of the entertainment: Arrangement Arrange-ment committee, Mrs. J. F. Sehraven, "hairman, assisted by Mrs. J. liotzler, Mrs. llannigan, Mrs. T. O'Connor, Mrs. A. J. Brannan and Miss Veronica Jenkins; Jen-kins; ticket committee, Miss Kaliierine Kotv.ler, Mr.-!. Richard SeNton, Mrs. T. O'Connor. .Mrs. J. F. Sehraven, Miss V. Jenkins, the Kev. Father M. Shcehan and the Rev. Father llogan. A musical program, consisting of old Irish airs, will be a special feature of lie evening. The following young girls of the parish, par-ish, wearing shamrock caps and aprons, will assist in serving: Mies Lucile Jenkins, Miss Marion Somo, Miss Katharine Kath-arine Powers, Miss Cora Rotzler, Miss Elizabeth O'Connor, Miss Artie Burleigh, Bur-leigh, Miss Katherine House, Miss Lo-retta Lo-retta Kierce, Miss Katherino Rilley, Miss Helen Powers, Miss Evelyn Long, Miss Maurine Nelson, Miss Ethel Ho-gan, Ho-gan, Miss Inez Long, Miss Dorothy Beckstead, Miss Patricia Powers, Miss i Coletto MoHale and Miss Isabel Jenkins. Jen-kins. THE chief social event of the season at Fort Douglas will be tho Saint , Patrick's dav hop to be given bv officers offi-cers of the U. S. army general hospital No. 27, on Monday evening. (Continued on Page Six.) if 1 - 7 'ft ' K.T , "vw V; - . , - - , AiSUi (Continued from Psr;e Two.) . A nuinbor of imitations h:io bci?n 1 i:-siii:'l to i'rionl:: M: the oj''t'i'-crs iu the city. The iltni'-u N 'iveii by tlit; ol'ti-c.fYH ol'ti-c.fYH in rcturi l.r thi- m n ny oci;i.l foitr-ti;sii.'s foitr-ti;sii.'s oxtt:iul!il lo I iii-iii by tlie citizens of Suit Lnl.o. Tho pu:-.t rocrcnUnn hail at I'ort. noughts noug-hts will be esprrbillv tieeoc:ttel in ap-propri::lc ap-propri::lc "lri:-li" eolnrs, ami lvfroh-incuts lvfroh-incuts in lune with tiie .spirit of the Uiy will be served. A coniinitt'-e of oft'ieera from the leispital, lieailel Viy Lieutenant V. .1. LoverhiL', morale offi- eor, in charge of the entertainment. Invitations have Ve-en i.-sneil by the nurses of the enmity ho.-jiilul I'm- a ilao-cin ilao-cin party to be niven Monday evening at the lnjspilai in honor of St. i 'atrieh day. 'Miss Alberfn -lones will entertain her violin pupils at a St. Patrick's partv Monday evening at her home, (i'.t l-'il'th Kast street. "'lie senior members ol the T. T. T. club of the Vniversitv of Utah will ;ivc an informal dan:int; party Saturday Satur-day evening at. the home of .Mrs. Y. W. .'.lumps on Harrison avenue. The members mem-bers of the club are Miss Beth Baxter, '.Miss Louise James, Miss Kn'ith Kors-. Kors-. born. AfWs limily Owens, Mis Kliar Wolff, Miss Louise Firman. M'e'-s Irrti ' Taylor, Miss Margaret .Smith, Miss Marie Vox, Miss Miua barman. Miss Jean Tlindley and .Miss f.ly.la Kistner. Members of I he Sun Sonei rlnli will entertain at a. (lancing party April 1 at the Isewhouse hotel. 'I: Mrs. V. Jl. Cheshire will entertain ' the members of the "Wednesday Social club Wednesday 3t her home, IliS Xorth Xinth West btreet. Tho J'ieonni club will entertain the members of the hib and their partners ' . at a card party Mouday evening "t the home of Alias 'Vera Kiruds.cn. x It The entertainment committee of the Ladies' Literary club will entertain at the fifth of a series of dancing parties Saturday evening at the clubhouse. The "V. VT. G. club -members have ; issued invitations for a spring uarty to be given at tho Community Kecreation clubhouse Sntimlav evening. The club . members arc Miss Miranda. Matson, . Miss Kuby Lundquist, Miss Lstelln Ce-darstrom, Ce-darstrom, Miss l'rauces Von Hake, Miss , .May Matson, Miss Zella Case, Miss Winifred Cednrstrom, -Miss Kuby Biorj-land, Biorj-land, Miss Ruth .lenson, -Miss Myrtico Clinton, Miss Lcnea Knuic, Miss Gml-ron Gml-ron Matson, Miss Alice Cedarstrom anil Miss Florence Larson. Miss Lila Nelson will entertain at a dancing party Monday evening at lier home, I960 South Fourth East street. Final nrangenients for the fourteenth annual -junior "prom," given by the ' .-junior class of the University of Utah, have been completed. The "prom" will (. given at the Hotel Utah. March 28.. 'The committee includes .Miss Kdna Williams. Miss Flora ' Tiuddnl z. Bryan Thompson. 'Russell Yeates and Douglas Barnes. The patrons will include Governor Gov-ernor and Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Mayor May-or and Mrs. "W. Mout Ferry, former Governor and Mrs. William Spry, General Gen-eral and Mrs. E. W. Young, President nnd Airs. ,1ohn A. Widtsoe, Recent and Airs. W. W. Kiter, Air. and Airs. T. A. Williams, Air. and Afrs. John D. Spencer and Captain and Airs. L. C. Wheat. Aliss Alary Hughes will entertain the alumnae chapter of the Delta Epsilou sorority of the University of Utah, Fri-dav Fri-dav evening, at, her home. 601 Thirteenth Thir-teenth East street. Personal Airs. X. E. Snell, accompanied by her! mother, Mrs. E. D. Herman, will lea j for Mrs. Snell's home in Soda Springs, I Idaho, today. j Air. and Airs. II. D. Carver spent tho, week-end in Ogden. while en route from Loga.i to Provo, where they will make their home. Air. Garver is an employee i of the forest service. Airs. L. S. Kains, who has been spending the winter at the Hotel Utah, ltf t yesterday for her home in the Cot-tonwoods. Cot-tonwoods. Air. and Airs. W. S. Earls of Xorth Yakima, Wasl, are guests of their daughters, Airs. Philip Clark and Airs. Jaekson AicChrystal. ' Air. and Airs. AI. Silver have returnod from a trip of several weeks in New York and Washington. Air. and Airs. Henry E. Alarrou are rejoicing over the arrival of a eon. Airs. Alarrou was formerly -Aliss Aiargaiet Odcn. Airs. Jennie Bothwell and daughter, Airs. W. W.. Hall, leave Sunday for Los Angeles. Airs. Earl Dunsheo and Airs. .1. B. Forester and little daughter, Frances, will leave Sunilay for an extended trip lo California. Howard Skolfield, sou of Dr. Jane Skollield, who has been homo on furlough fur-lough for the past two weeks, has returned re-turned to his ship,' the Prometheus, which has been stationed at Brest, France, the past. year. Mr. and Airs. Harry Freeman are receiving re-ceiving congratulations over the arrival of a baby daughter, born Alarch 10, at the Holy Cross hospital. Air. and Airs. L. R., Wattis have returned re-turned from a two months' trip to Washington and New York. Airs. Louis A. Marks and Airs. T. F. Jackson will leave Wednesday for Ocean Park, Cal., to be gone several months. Air. and Airs. S. E. Brady of Poca-tello Poca-tello are in the city for the week-end. They came to attoiid the grand opera. Little Thelma Anderson of .Sandy, Utah, now visiting her mother, Air's. Emile' Anderson, in San Francisco, is completing a course of ttago dancing. . Mrs. K. AY. Fisher has received word of tho safe arrival iu Xew York from France, of Captain B. AY. Fisher of the medical corps. . James Eobinson of Alontreal, Canada, will arrive Tuesday from California to visit Mr. and Airs. George K. Smith for a few days. Air. Eobinson is a former member of the Canadian parliament. He is a brother of Mrs. Smith. . & & Dr. U. T) Hammond returned from San Diego, Cal., v.hero he had been stationed iu military service, the latter part of the week. Airs. Hammond and daughter, Florence, arrived several days before. Afrs. H. Fromeyer is recovering from a serious illness at her home on Strat-. fofTt avenue. Airs. Charles Shields, who has been in ! Ocean Park for the past six weeks, the guest of Mr. and Airs. George L. Geiger, has returned home much improved iu health. Airs. B. Cecil Gates and baby left during the week to join her mother, Airs. George F. Gibbs, who is spending tlie winter in Los Angeles. Mr. Ralph T. uii-liaj'ds and M: "nnrirs W. Gibbs and t-vo children, Di:U and Mary, are also of the party. Mr. and Mr. ,T. .1. Unrke and family have returned from a trip to eastern cities. Mrs. W. W. Arm.-trong and Mr?. P. J. Quealy are making a motor trip from Los AivjeVs. They are expeeted homo next week. Miss Annie Caffey, daughter of Mrs. V. K. Caffey, will "leave Monday for Little Rock, Ar!;., to study music. Mr. and Mrs. J. Myers have returned from southern California. Colonel and Mrs. George II. Watson and little daughter will leave for Santa Barbara, Cal., to remain some time. Colonel and Mrs. Watson have recently returned from Chicago. Miss Ileene Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Barnes, vcill leave today for Washington, D. C, to accept, a position posi-tion in the treasurv department. ' Miss Nannie Palmer of Chicago is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Palmer at their home on K street. , Mrs. J. A. Pieeves will leave early in the week for California. . Mrs. G. A. Snow has gone to Los Angeles An-geles for a few week?. . Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Click have arrived ar-rived in Salt Lake from Ogden to make their home, and are at 28 Eighth East street. , ' ' Mrs. J. L. Wilson nnd daughter, Miss Louise Wilson, who have been making their home iu Berkeley, Cal., for the past two years, have returned to Salt Lake and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keau Miller. Mrs. J. r. Brown and daughter, Misa Ruth Brown, have returnod from a six weeks' visit to San Francisco and Los Angeles. . Mrs. James Bernard McEnany and little daughter, Elbaheth M,ary, have returned from a several weeks' visif to California. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loughborough, who recently went to Los Angeles from this city, have docMed to mnke. their home (here, and are located at 737 Rampart Ram-part street. Mrs. Loughborough's mother. Mrs. Wilson, and sister, Miss Laura Wilson, are with them. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Far'nsworth and daughter, Miss Ruth Farnsworth, have returned from southern California. Miss Farnsworth has been attending the Marlborough school in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fabian and children chil-dren have returned from American Lake, where Mr. Fabian has been released re-leased J"! oni military service. They are at the F. .T. Fabian home on Twelfth East street for the present. Miscellaneous Events A linen shower was given Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Fern Lewis, formerly Miss Fern Drum, at the homo of her mother, 339 Center street. The guests present were: Miss Gladys Drum, Miss Dollie Abbdtt, Mrs:-Scarlett, Mrs. Henry Kraus, Miss Hart, Mrs. Lee, Miss Georgie Smith, Miss Floreuce Cordery, Miss Max, Mrs. Pratt, Miss Marguerite Clark. Mis.--, Doris Kessler. Miss Mullen, Miss Isabellc'Itall, Miss Barbara Evans and Miss Elisabeth Dewar. v Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Armstrong were guests at a surprise party Tuesday evening eve-ning at their home, 57 East Twenty-seventh Twenty-seventh South street. Mr. Armstrong has just returned from Washington, where lie has been engaged in government govern-ment work. ' Mrs. W. W. Southworth entertained at a. luncheou Wednesday at her home, 929 Wilson avenue, in honor ol some of the wives of the state senators and' i epresentatives. Tho house was decorated deco-rated with pink siveet pea;-, sniilax and ferns. The hostess was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. George Groesbeok, Miss Laura Pigman and Mrs. Sadie Henry. Covers were laid for the following; fol-lowing; Mrs. Alma Greenwood. Mrs. Charles Kimball, Mrs. Joseph Greenwood, Green-wood, Mrs. Ellis Preston, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. William Trnelove, Mrs. Brighani Y. Kimball, Mrs. George Groes-beck, Groes-beck, Mrs. W. If. Grant, Mrs. W. R. Swanson, Mrs. Dan Stevens, Miss C. W. Miles, Mrs. David Clayton, Mrs. Sadie. Sa-die. Henry. Mrs. J. M. Hanson, Mrs. William Woosencroft. Miss Madeline Martig, Miss Laura Pigman. Miss Gay Orocsbeck and Miss Norma Brown. ' Miss La Vaun Duddler entertained informally in-formally at her home Mouday evening in honor of Miss Alico Ward, a bride i of the month. The hostess was assisted by Miss Elizabeth McLean. The guests I numbered twelve. The Wednesday ','500'' o.lub was entertained en-tertained by Mrs. F. A. Kirk at her home in Kenwood place hist week. The prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Seo-field Seo-field and Mrs. Oak Bun-Is.- Tho members are Mrs. Claud Tiling-worth. Tiling-worth. Mrs. Oak Burris, Mrs. H. W. Si-ol'ield, Mrs. Edward Steadman, Mrs. Edward tlowerter, Mrs. E. C. Jenkins, Mrs. Arthur Weir and Mrs. F. A. Kirk. |
