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Show ra r.. mMftfeVSMti WBwr KQk I T R U T H. lightful card party Monday afternoon, given complimentary to Mrs. Tarbet. The first prize was won by Mrs. 'The cotillion given Monday night in Mrs. Hamilton won the conhonor of Paymaster George P. Downey solation, and Miss Parker won a prize and wife, was one of the most brilliant for the most lone hands, while the Mrs. Tarbet, received events of the season. That it was per- aguest of honor, dish. Mrs. Kerr was asfect in all its appointments and a thor- sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Read, as affair is Miss assured Read and Miss Edith Parker. oughly enjoyable the hosts in charge, were Messrs G. R. About thirty guests were present, Alley, J. M. Bidwell, J. W. K. ft ft Bracken, T. Ellis Browne, J. E. Caine, Mrs. A. E. Walker entertained the Dr. Critchlow, J. S. Critchlow, George K. Fischer, E. S. Ferry, card club Wednesday evening, ft ft J. T. Goodwin, R. J. Glendenning, G. J. Gibson, M. S. Hanauer, R. Colonel and Mrs. Holmes have isF. Hayward, George W. Heintz, Grant sued invitations for a musicale to be Hampton, A. F. Holden, E. O. Howard, next Tuesday evening at the Kenneth Kerr, Frederick Lyon, Dr. given Amelia Palace. Lindsay, D. S. Murray, Burns Mcdon-alft ft Henry McComick, George Nolan, Miss Kimball will give a luncheon Dr. Park, S. C. Park, M. S. Pender- gast, Dr. Pfoutz, W. V. Rice, George today complimentary to Miss Newton, M. Scott, O. J. Salisbury, Clarence ft ft W, Sprague, Max Smith, D. J. Sharp,BenMr. and Mrs. George Hanson of H. Shearman, J. W. Thompson, ner X. Smith, George Y. Wallace, E. Ogden are the guests of Judge and B. Wicks, George Westervelt, J. R. Mrs. W. H. King. ft ft Walker, and J. H. Young. so was house never ladies On club The Monday the young ladies in the gorgeous in its military colors, national county clerks office entertained at and Philippine flags and emblems, luncheon those in the of lights shaded in red, white and blue, the clerk of the districtdepartment court. The and all decorations were suggestive of were also while favors the army, the entertainers were the Misses Adams, of the same idea. The floral decora- Callister, Woodmansee, Pratt and tions were in charge of Huddart and Anderson, and Mrs. Dixon. The table the delicious menu was served by Mrs. was very tastily laid and the luncheon Walden. The ladies who presided at was dainty and elegant. Connty Clerk the favor table were Mrs. R. C. Wood- James presided and a very pleasant ruff. Miss Kimball, Miss Sprague and hour was passed. Toasts were given Miss Hanauer. Thirty-fiv- e couples and responded to and fun and wit chardanced, ably led in the intricate acterized the occasion. The guests of and beautiful figures by W. H. Shear- honor were Miss L. Bishop and Miss man and Miss Maud Thorn. In the Ella E. Cottle. flower figure, the whole number of ft dancers favored Mrs; Downey with red and white carnations. Christensen's Mrs. T. R. Black entertained at orchestra stationed behind a screen of sixty-thre- e on Wednesday afternoon. palms discoursed delightful airs aud the festivities lasted until a late hour, The decorations in the drawing room when good byes were said to Major and hall weye in pink carnations with and Mrs. Downey, who left on Tuesday ropes of smilax used effectively. The for their new home in Denver. Proroom was in red, carnations beceeding the cotillion Major and Mrs. dining Downey were the guests at dinner at ing the flower used.- The fortunate the Alta club of Mr. A. F. Holden. prize winners were Mrs Barthel and ft .ft Miss Elizabeth Dern. Others present Mr. and Mrs. James E. Clinton Jr, were Mesdames Frank Stephens. Fred returned to Boise Tuesday, after a de- Egan, Putnam, Hale, J. M. Moore,. lightful visit with relatives and friends, Jones, Williams, McCune, Luman, ft Rivers, Rathburn, Ro3s, Swonson, Josh The engagement of Mr. Wm. F. Grant, Gridley, Gustin, W. S. Green, Peaslee, Priest, Park, Soules. Swan, Langenbacker to Miss Louis Smith of Thome, Vigus, J. Young, E. N. WhitMurray is announced. The wedding ney, Germaine, Hoffman, Bintz, l, will take place in April. The young Cole, Carpenter, Dale, Brink, couple are receiving the congratula- Dunning. Dalby,Greeson; Misses Dern, tions of a host of warm friends, Gridley, Grace Swonson, Elizabeth Social Xife, Mo-Gur- rin. . 1 cut-gla- ss d, : . - . - - - . i ri Bar-thel- ; . cards. The guests were Messrs, and Mesdames Airis, Bintz, Boggs, Bowman, J. F. Bransford, H. W. Brown, Cole, John Dern, Geo. Dern, Dole, Egan, Fred Egan, Evans, Fred Francis, Fanningan, Gustin, Hoppaugh, Jacobs, R. E. McConahay, McMahon, Moore, L. T. Palmer, John Reed, Ed. Richards, G. W. Shores, Steihl, Tripp, M. B. Whitney, Judge and Mrs. Dinniny, Dr. and Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Miles, Dr. Riter gave an elaborate dancing party on Thursday evening. I; ft ft Mrs.. Osborne gave a charming recital on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Kimball on East Fourth South street . 'ft. ft Mrs. J. F. Howell of Fort Douglass has returned from Colorado Springs. .ft ft Mrs. Harold E. Schiller andchildren Luella Miles. ft ft left on Wednesday fpr a trip to Oregon Mrs. S. H. Babcock gave a charm- and California. They will remain severingly appointed luncheon on Tuesday. al weeks. ft ft Those present were Mesdames J. R. Mrs. A. G. Andrews entertained the Walker, Burns Macdonald, JayT. members of the Presbyterian church Harris, Robert Smith, R. H. Channing, choir most delightfully on Monday Duke, Baxter, D. S. Murray, J. A. evening. The features of the evening Jevne, Edward S. Ferry, Miss Dooly were games and music. , and Miss Lowe. ft ft ft ft. Miss Mulvany and Miss Saunderson Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Naylor and Miss gave candy pull Jackette McCune left Tuesday for Peru on an informal, old time to about twenty Tuesday evening to join Mr. A. W. McCune, the father friends. of Mrs. Naylor and Miss McCune. .ft ft They will sail from San Francisco and Mrs. Duncan gave an informal Kenwill remain an. indefinite length of at the Manitou on time. ft ft of the Utopia was hostess Mrs. Wall club Wednesday at her home on .Brigham street. Six tables of euchre were The prizes were, first, an played. American Madonna, for the lone hand was a handsome plate, and for the general prize, for which the players cut, a chief tan plaque was the reward. ft ft Mrs. W. C. Bogue has issued invitations for two afternoons next week, Thursday the 13th, when euchre will be the diversion and ou Friday whist will be played. ft ft The last Assembly ball of the season was given at Christensens on Tuesday evening. The dancing was continued until a late hour. ft ft Miss May Burton entertained the members of St. Marks cathedral choir on Wednesday evening. The evening was passed delightfully with sixty-thre- e the score cards were daintly hand painted and the tallies were souvenir postal cards. About eight tables were played. ft ft Mr. and Mrs. George K. Fischer left Wednesday for California. ft ft Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Jones gave a merry sleighing party on Tuesday evening to about a dozen of their . friends who afterwards partook of a ft ft. Dern, Grace Jacobs, Daisy Raybould. delicious supper at the home of host The Mens Unity club met at 78 West ft and hostess. Second South street Monday evening. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. T. ft ft The address was given by Warren R. Black delightfully entertained at Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Riter. and Miss Foster on the Government Ownership of Railroads This was followed by a discussion by the members present. The club gave a dancing and card social: on Wednesday evening at the Ladies Literary club house. sington afternoon; Thursday ftft The Salt Lake Business College gave a reception and ball at Christensens on Thursday evening. ft .ft The last High School ball of the season was given last night at Christensens. ftft., . Lillian Chisholm entertained Merry Its yesterday afternoon. the ftft The annual meeting of the Country cluboccured Tuesday efteruoon. The new board of: directors elected for the ensuing year consists of Messrs. W. F. Colton, F. E. McGurrin, D. J. Sharp, George K. Fischer, R. H. Officer and W. B. Sprague. The new board will hold a meeting next week to select its officers for the coming season. -- Gum Arable Gum arable Is an exudation from certain species of acacia. In order to obtain the gum, the stem must be cut or perforated so that the juice may exude. In the majority of cases this necessary perforation is accomplished by ants, without whose labors, therefore, the world could not get its supply of gum arable. ESTABLISHED 1114 ONE PRICE TO ALL NEVER UNDERSOLD This is the Store That gives away those ft ft Beautiful Miss Minnie Kiesel of Ogden came down for the cotillion on Monday night, and is the guest of Miss Margaret Gold Fish. TEL.552. Corner second South and State, SALT Park. ft ft Miss Clary, of Fort Benton, Montana, J THE CRISWOLD is the guest of Miss Evlyn Thomas, ft ft Dental Manufacturing Co. Mrs. Will L. Ellerbeck, will entertain the Euchre club next Tuesday, No. 8 W. Second South. ft ft Over Walkers Bank. $ Mr. and Mrs. Montague Ferry have Set Up gone to California to spend the next $ Artificial Teeth. $5 1 six weeks. Crown and Bridge Work Specialties, ft ft and all built like a watch. and two Mrs. and Smedley Mj children left for the coast where they Painless Extracting, 50 Cents. will remain some time. 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