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Show ' I : I in the social Realm H The program for events at the H Country club, the Herald says, will H' be out shortly and is arranged as fol- H' lows: Saturday, May ntli, opening H day, tea will be served at 4 o'clock, H and an approaching and putting con- H I test for men and women will be on I at the same hour. A' table d'hote dinner will be served at 6:30, and there will be dancing from 9 until 12. ! The hostesses for the afternoon are H J Mrs. Union Worthington, Mrs. Ar- M thiir H. S. Bird, Mrs. J. R. Walker, H, Mrs. D. C. Roberts and Miss W51- H'i liamis. Hv Mny 18th, the hostesses will be H Mrs. Windsor V. Rice, Miss Kcogh, H';' Mrs. Ernest Bamberger and Miss Hl Kathcrine Geddcs. There will be tea Hfe and tennis at 4 o'clock, and a table H d'hote dinner at 6:30. Mrs. Bcnncr ' X. Smith and Mrs. W. M. Ferry will H be the hostesses for May 25th, when H there will be a table d'hote dinner at H 6:30 and a dance in th: evening. Both H the Wednesdays of the month a ta- H blc d'hote luncheon will be served H; and a buffet luncheon is on for Dc- Hl coration Day. Hf RowJand Hall was the scene Tues- HJ day evening of a large and blilliant H 'jj gathering in celebration of the open- H 1 ing of the new building recently com- H a pletcd. The affair was a reception Hi given by Bishop Spalding and the H' members of' the faculty, and it was Hi attended by some 400 or 500 guests. H A buffet supper was served in the Hl study on the upper floor, this being H in charge of the sophomores. H ; Bishop Spalding and Miss Clara I. H Colburnc, the principal of the school, H received, and they were assisted by H the entire resident faculty and by H Mrs. Charles G. Flummcr, Miss Gra- H tia Flanders, Miss Geneve Ellcr- H beck and Miss Spalding. The sup- H per was served by the sophomores, Hj who were Miss Virginia Bcatty, Miss Hf Eleanor Kennedy, Miss Nctta Pow- Hl ell, Miss Mary Williams and Miss (j Mary Abbott. H I Hli A copy of the Toronto Star rc- Hg ports the marriage in Toronto of Hf Miss Marjoric Seymour Machray and H Lieutenant Irving Monroe Madison, H formerly stationed at Fort Douglas Bl with the Twelfth infantry. The Hj groom was attended by Captain "Jim- Hj mic" Hcidt, and Lieutenant Hardt- Hj man was the groomsman. The wed- Hjl ding was followed by a reception. Hjl Later Mr. and Mrs. Madison left for Hl a trip west, after which they will rc- H turn to Fort Niagara, where the Hj groom is stationed. H Mrs. Mtantaguc Ferry was the host- H ess Monday at an elaborate reception. H Mrs. E. O Howard and Mrs. Walter 1 Filer poured tea and coffee, and the hostess was assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs. Benner X. Smith, H Mrs. Jfeber M. Wells, Mrs. Ernest Bamberger Mrs. Eskridge of Seattle, Mrs. A. V. Callahan, Mrs. George Jay Gibson, M'rs. Frank Jennings, Miss Kathcrine Williams, Miss Maud Thome and Miss Kathcrine Geddcs. A string quartette in the hall furnished furnish-ed a fine musical program. The tea given at the new St. Mark's nurses' home, the Bishop Leonard Memorial, Tuesday afternoon by the ladies of the Hospital Aid society was numerously attended. Bishop F. S. Spalding and the outgoing and incoming head nurses, Miss Edith Bcllam and Miss Fannie Lees received and the young nurses assisted in receiving re-ceiving the guests. Mrs. Windsor V. Rice poured coffee, in which arduous ar-duous duty she was assisted by Mrs C. R. Pcarsall, Mrs. A. J. Gorhani, Mrs. Warren Benjamin and others. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Walker celebrated celebra-ted their crystal wedding Tuesday evening with a large gathering ot friends at their bonis on Sixth East street. The host and hostess were assisted in receiving by Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Simpkin and their daughter; daugh-ter; Miss Edith Walker, Miss Chandler, Chand-ler, Miss Josephine and Miiss Mar-garctta Mar-garctta Johnson also assisted. Mrs. McAleer played some piano numbers, and Joseph Simpkin played a violin solo. The Girls' Friendly society of St. Mark's Cathedral gave a drawing room musicalc M'onday evening at the Spalding home, at which a large number num-ber of-their friends were entertained. A fine musical and literary program was given. Those who gave musical selections were the Misses Amy and Isabel Osborne, Miss Ilallie Foster, Miss Kathcrine Denny, Mrs. Graham F. Putnam and Karl Scheid. ... The young people of the Epworth League of the First Methodist church gave a reception Tuesday evening at the Ferris home on Third street, in honor of Mr and Mrs. A. E. Ebcr-hardt. Ebcr-hardt. Musical numbers were given during the evening by Mrs. Alfred Peters, Miss Beatrice Davis, Miss Helena Critzcr, Miss Davi and Miss Elliott. Mrs. W. J. Browning, Mrs. Rudolph Ru-dolph Dumbcck, Mrs. Hudson Smith and Mrs. Hoffman of Chicago left in a party Monday for a stay of a month in Los Angeles. Mrs. E O. Howard will leave early in June for the Atlantic coast, and will be joined later by Mr. Howard. They will spend the summer in the cast. Judge and Mrs. John A. Marshall have moved to the Knutsford, where they will be at home till the last of the week. Mrs. Marshall will leave with her mother, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, for California, to be away till early in July, where she will sail to join her daughters in Europe. MY. and Mrs. William E. Lake have returned from Los Angeles, where they went on their wedding . trip. Mrs. William A. McEncry will be here on Sunday from San Francisco and will spend a few days in town with friends. Mrs. Eskridge of Seattle, formerly M'iss Etta Keith, is in town, visiting her parents, MY. and Mrs. David Keith. Mrs. Thomas Gouldstone Griffin left Tuesday for the coast to visit her mother, M'rs. Thomas Carter, at Long Beach. Mrs. Robert R. Hampton and her little daughter have gone with her father, Judge Howat, for an eastern trip. Miss Lcda Pinkham of Wichita, Kan., will be here Saturday to spend a month with her aunt, Mrs. Elmer B. Jones. MY. and Mrs. Birch formerly of Fargo, N. D., are at home for the summer at 258 West Third South street. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Woodruff entertained en-tertained the Bridge Whist club on Monday evening. Mrs. E. P. Le Compte and daughter, daugh-ter, Hannah, of Park City, are in town for a slay of a week. Mrs. Graham F. Putnam will be at home for the next two weeks at 1144 East Brigham street. w Mrs. S. M. Day has returned from Ogdcn, after a visit of a week with her daughter, Mrs. John T. Hurst. Miss Agnes Dahlquist gave a studio recital Tuesday evening at her home, 423 South West Temple street. Miss Goldthwaite and niece, Miss Irene Lcoinrd, have gone cast to "is-it "is-it relatives and friends. Misses Alice and Laura Farrell entertained en-tertained at a dinner Monday evening for twelve of their friends. Mrs. Percy Molson is in from Bingham spending a week with Mrs. Russcl Schulder. ... Miss Edith Bellam left Thursday for San Francisco, where she will visit for the next six weeks or so. . Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Landcnberger have moved and are now at home at 412 First street. Mrs. L. P. Palmer left Tuesday for I Coldwatcr, Mich., -for a visit of two I months with her mother. I . I Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux entertained enter-tained the Bridge club Wednesday afternoon at her home on E street. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Catrow have moved into their new , home at 43 Fifth East street. ... Mrs. Edward Moore has gone to Seattle to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph Jo-seph Grant. Mrs. C. K. Von Knoblock has gone to American Falls, Ida., to spend the summer. . ... mx Mrs. D. Elliott Kelly expects to leave early in June to spend the summer sum-mer in the east. ... Miss Irma Clawson is in Brigham City, visiting Mrs. Orson Hudson. Mrs. Ida Dusenberry, of Provo, is the guest of Mrs. R. E. Little. ... Dr. Jack Murrietta of Phoenix, Ariz., is visiting with Dr. F. B. Steele. ... Miss Ruth Wilson Is in town from Park City visiting her sister, Mrs. C. T. Mixer. w Mr. and Mrs. John Reed have taken apartments at the Wilfley. ... The Sewing club met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Mercy Berkeley. . . Mr. and Mrs. George Dern are in town from Mercur. 1 |
