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Show SOCIETY sasaasMMgsl ga gss bssbbbbI s( f .r ' " : LOOKING FORWARD. TUESDAY Mrs. W. H. Cunningham, tea for Mrs. Huntoon. Mra. William Ifleheart and Mrs. Joel Priest, tea. Mrs. J. M. Bidwell. cards. Cathedral guild of St. Mark's. siler ta. Cleofan meets with Mrs. Charles IL Wells. Daughters of the Mormon - battalion meet. Woman's club meets with Mra. G. P. .Keller. Mrs. Byron F. Cummlngs entertains the Wasatch Literary club. Capt. and Mra. H. C Clement, dinner. Seekers' Literary club meats with Mrs. Jamas Beles. WEDNESDAY Mrs. Robert King Brown entertains tba 600 club. Miss Delia Janet Richards entertains the sewing club. Temple B'Nai Israel meets. Ladles' auxiliary. B. R. T.. meets. Shakespeaf section of Ladies' Literary club' meet. Wo man a Democratic club meeta with Mra." Rebecca Brown. THURSDAY Valentine dance at La-; La-; dlee' Literary club. Mrs. James Moyle, cards. Htstorv section of Ladies' Liters rv club ton. Cleo Detach. Ermt Stewart. Llsette Revene. Florence Halloran, . Margaret Dunn. Olive Wall. Will Hall. Joseph Ad-ama Ad-ama and John Alllgan. MISS SPALDING entertained the Girls Friendly society of St. Mark's parish last evening at the bishop's residence at a valentine party. Brilliant featoona of hearts and arrows decorated the rooms and hearts of all elsea covered the costumes cos-tumes of the guests. "PRESIDENT'S DAT" will be observed today bv the Woman'e club, which meet at 2 o'rioitk with Mrs. G. P. Keller. 41 South Third Eaat street, and a charming program will be gtven. Mra. Kate Brld-well Brld-well Anderson will sing and a sonata for Violin and piano will be given by Prof. Claude F. Nettleton and alias Ethel Net-tleton, Net-tleton, with a whlatllng solo by Miss Lucy Gatrell. A paper on "The Present Opportunity of Helping Children In L'tah" will be read by Mrs. A. V. Taylor and Mrs. Howard Stowe will give a talk. "The Relation of the Club Women to the Public Pub-lic School" Is the subject of the paper to be read by Mlaa Elisabeth Qualtrough. THE FIRST annual ball of the High School alumni will take place on Friday evening at Unity hall. In charge of the affair are Gavin C. Andrewa. Edgar A. Rogers snd Arthur More ton. MRS. A. D CLEVELAND entertained the Card club yesterday. AN INTERESTING meeting of the Bay View Readinr chib wax held VMtarttsv afternoon with Mrs. J. R. Davis. Miss Marie Brehm gave a description of a-tour through Switzerland. Music accompanied the regular program. " ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND MRS. M. A. BREEDEN have returned from Ogden. Mrs. S. M. Day accompanied them and will be a guest at the Breeden home for two weeks. MR. AND MRS. HENRT W. LAWRENCE LAW-RENCE and Mrs. Julia Kimball will leave next Thursday for Ios Angeles, where thev will spend several weeks. MRP. CLARENCE BROWN Is expected in this city within a day or so. and will be the g-uest of Mrs. W. W. Chlsholm. MRP. CHARLES H. fEBREE, Mrs Olive Ol-ive Gaylord and P. H. Lannan left yesterday yes-terday for New York, from where they will sail February 19 for an extended European Eu-ropean trip. MRS. M. A. BARRETT and Miss Agnes Ag-nes Caasidy of Logan will be In town today to-day to spend a few days. W. B. PEARLE of Provo Is in the city on a short business trip. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES L ROOD. Mrs. O. H. Klster. Miss Rose Hartwell and Miss Man- Kimball landed tn Gibraltar, Gibral-tar, January 16. MRP LEE CHARLES MILLER has gone to Los Angelea for a short trip. MRS KLOPENSTINE-BEMIS sn-nounces sn-nounces the marriage of her daughter, Dollie M. C to Richard E. Stlnley, the marriage having taken P're at Pt. James' Eplacopaj church. Provo, December Decem-ber 16. sheets. Peekers Literary dub. valentine party. S RrDAY Mrs. E. Bonnemort, dinner &V,J Got. and Mrs. John C. Cutler. I-Adlee' Literary club annual breakfast at the Manltou. Mrs. R- J. Glendlnnlng. cards. Hig-h school alumni ball. Mo and Mrs. Joseph GaUgher. dinner. Danish Sisters' society, masquerade ball. SATURDAY Miss Decker entertains the P. E. O. society. Valentine party by University kindergarten kinder-garten department. - Mlaa Margaret Richmond, hearts. Mrs. Campbell, theater party for Mlsa Mildred Ott. UNUSUAL GATETT marks the social hifh tide of the week, which comes today. to-day. Shrove Tuesday. Tomorrow a large portion of society will lay aside vanities in observance of the sober season of Lent. A number of dinners, teas and luncheons ' are scheduled for today. .... . MU6. GRANT HAMPTON was hostess at a charming- luncheon yesterday at the University club. The table about which the sruesta assembled was In valentine effect. ef-fect. Low heart-shaped beds of yellow daffodils occupied the ends of the table wfth a cut glass vase f the ssme flowers in the center of the table. Yellow shaded candelabra completed the decorations. The place cards were valentines tied with yellow ribbon. Prises for the game htch followed luncheon were artistic bits of Japanese ware. The guests were: Mra. J. R. Walker, Mrs. James L. Franken. Mrs. George L. Nye of Denver. Mrs. Ram Park. Mlsa Margaret Park, Mrs. G B. Pfouts, Miss Hsxauer, Mrs. Charles Post, Miss Genevieve MeCornick. Mrs. O. W. Powers. Mrs. J. M. Bidwell. Mrs. George Jay Gibson. Miss Maud Thorn. Miss Webber, Web-ber, Miss Naaon and Mrs. W. G. Sharp. "YK OLDE DAYS" were recalled at the Colonial ball, one of the quaintest events given this season, which occurred last evening at the Ladles' Literary club. In the receiving line were Mrs. L. M. Bailey, Mrs. Ira, H. Lewis and Mrs. Russell C. Woodruff, attired in Colonial costumes wtth powdered hair piled hlg-h upon their heads. Tha decorations were In the national na-tional colors and palms were most effec-tvely effec-tvely hanked about the room and abont stSLge, concealing the orchestra. At i punch bowl, which occupied a table Vped In red. whits and blue, Mra. C. G. fltrnmer and Mrs. Hapgood presided. The ' dancing programs were red. white and blue hearts tied with ribbon of the same shade. A yellow color scheme was used In the dining-room below, the table being be-ing decorated with yellow Jonquils and lixhled by yellow shaded candles. UK. AND MRS. HUGH C. WOOD entertained en-tertained a stall party at the Salt Lake Theater last evening. A charming supper followed. The g-ussts were Mrs. J. D. Wood. Mrs. Frank Hag en berth and Mr. and Mrs. E. Hulanlsklof Ogden. MRS. KLLERBECK was the hosteaa at ' an afternoon for the Sans SoucJ club. Kbe entertained in her apartments at the ' Bransford. , MISS CASSANDRA WOOD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood, gave a boi paxT at the Orpheum Saturday after-i after-i noon In celebratlori of her fourteenth Wrthday. Fourteen guests were present Jid dinner at the Wood home followed the matinee. The guests were Mary Hagen-barth. Hagen-barth. Pari en e Kimball. Roaamond Pat- |