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Show ' Social itc. . The second hop at Fort Douglas of this season occurred on Tuesday evening. The decorations were military in character, flags draped the ends of the hall, while sheaths, sabres and revolvers adorned the side walls, and in the corners were stacks of rifles. Refreshments were served in the officers club rooms, and dancing wa3 indulged in until taps, sounded. Christensen's orchestra furnished the music, during intermissions light battery drill calls rendered by one of artillery buglers was a pleasing inoration. The guests present were Messrs, and Mesdames Allen, Duke Baxter,' Breed- Krag-Jorgens- Halliday. Dancing and cards were the order of the evening and a most sumptuous supper was served. Mr. Halliday received the congratulations of a host of friends. A most delightful evening was passed.. Among those present were: Judge, and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. en Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Rawlins, Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Squires Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Myrle, Mr. and Mrs. Warsley, Mr. Latimer, and Thompson, Miss Lillie Oliver Miss Dora Halliday, idiss Clara Myers, Miss Kate Giles, Miss Alice Dame riles. ft ft to the serious illness of Mrs. Owing Jay F. Harris, Col. and Mrs. Holmes recalled invitations to the Musicals the were to have given on Tuesday en, Clement, George F. Downey, George evening. M. Downey, Franken, R. J. Glendenn- Mr and Mrs. D. S. Taggart entering, Harkness, Hayward, Keith, Lind- tained delightfully at cards on Wednessay. Burns Macdonald, Charles Miller, e Murray, Neill, Nye, Pearsall, Read, day and Thursday evenings. Sixty-threwas the game played both evenSalisbury, W. G. Sharp, Hoyt Sherman, A. Charles Walker, Somers, Styer, ings. On Wednesday evening Mr. and George R. Walker, J. Robinson Walk- Mrs. Taggart were, assisted bv Mrs. er, George H. Wood, Daveler, Gov. and Mr. George Shephard-anMrs. Wells, Dr. and Mrs. La Motte, Tuttle, Mrs.Mr. Mrs. and and Miss Hess, Shephard, Mrs. LouiBe Smedlev Smith, Mrs. Boyd, Beatrice OConnor. The first prizes Misses Bartch, Burke, Cleary, Culmer, were won Mrs. Mr. and Spencerby Dern, Elizabeth Dern.Donnellan, Dooly, and the consolations, by Mr. Murphy, Diehmar, Harkness, Ivers, Breeden,Walker and: Mrs. Simondi. Stevenson, Judge, Leonard, SallieLeon- Sharp was no special color scheme there While ard, McMillan, the Misses Nason, Por- shown in decorations, of pink ter, Read, Renshaw, Ridge, Salisbury, carnations decked thequantities rooms. There Schoppe, Misses Shearman, Thorn, were about forty guests Wednesday Webber, Weller, Woodward, Young, and the following evening fifty-si- x Misses Sherman, Messrs. Aley, Bam- evening, were present. berger, Blood, Boyle, J. K. W. Bracken, ft- ft Breeden, Brothers, C. Y. Brown, J. Mrs. Kimball and daughter, Miss Ellis Brown, Burke Child, Coffin, ColBlanch GibKimball, leave early next week Decker, Diehl, ton, Cunningham, for California a trip. son, Goodwin, Greenwald,Groo,Heintz, Will Lawrence. ft ft Hooper, Judge, George Nolan, Lawrence, McCornick, Nason, Mrs. Warren C. Bogue gave two C. P. Overfield, Porter, Richatdson, charming afternoons at cards this week. Ripley, Sawyer, Schoppe, Shearman, P. D. Overfield, Van Brunt, Max E. On Thursday euchre was the game, Smith, J. Walcott Thompson, N. D. while Friday whist was played, ft ft Thompson, Thorn, Webb, Wells, Wolfe, Woodward. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire- t men gave its thirteenth annual ball at have Steiner Mrs. and Mr. Christensens Thursday night. The George returned from their extended 'visit in hall was decorated elaborately and Nebraska. . - . - , - , ft-f- ft ft Mrs. Alex ' s C. Ewing entertained most delightfully on Tuesday afternoon about sixty guests. ft ft Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox have gone south visiting in New Orleans, from there they go to eastern points, of in- terest. Wright and Miss Williams of Ogden have been the guests this'week Miss of Miss Clare Dougal. ft ft Captain and Mrs. Sturgess entertained at dinner on Tuesday evening, previous to the dancing party at the fort. ft ft the bridal lining the arch, wherein decorations stood. The library couple were red, and tbe three supper rooms were daintily decked in pink and white. ft bride was attired in an elegant The Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Legg entertained of pale lemon colored brocade a large number of friends at cards on gown with white liberty silk trimmings; her Thursday evening. bouquet was bride roses. The young ft ft couple are to remain in the city, and Mr. George F. Sprague is down from will immediately go to housekeeping, ft ft Boise, Idaho, spending a few days visitA. Quigley enMr. Mrs. Charles and Mr. in the friends city. Sprague ing is looking well, and will return to Boise tertained at dinner Tuesday evening in soon. honor of Capt. and Mrs. George M. Mrs. Briant. Wells accompanied by Studebaker and Mr. F. S. Fish of South Mrs. Thomas Jennings and Miss Hattie Bend, Ind. ft ft visitbeen who have together Jennings, W. P. Noble and his two daughters on to the returned in city ing Chicago, leave Saturday for Honolulu. to will return Wells Mrs. Tuesday. ft' ft the Philipines with her husband about Mrs. Will Ellerbeck entertained the the last of the present month. Euchre club Tuesday afternoon. The ft ft be with Mrs. Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brink enter- next meeting will Dale. tained most charmingly at euchre ft ft Wednesday evening. Mrs. Brink was Interesting rumors are afloat as to ably assisted by the Misses Parker, the decorations were pink and white carna- several June weddings among yonng tions and ferns. Nine tables were people prominent in social circles. ft-- played. ' . ft ft ft Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman leave the latter part of the week for a Cali- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Flagg entertained at luncheon Wednesday. Their fornia trip. guests were Mrs. Jack Armstrong Jr.,' ft ft Mr. and Mrs. David Murray and Mr. Mr. left on Tuesday mornKatz Alma Leo Marix. business a ing for trip to Boise, ft ft ft ft Mrs. A. H. Tarbet gave a stall party Mrs. Ira Mason Weed, of West Union, at the theater Tuesday evening in honis the guest of Mrs. J. M. Dart or of Mrs. A. T. Kerr, who is soonto Iowa, Mrs. Weed was formerly the editor of leave for New York, The guests were the Midland Magazine, and is well Mesdames Kerr, Pinkerton. Reed, known in modern magazine work. Mrs. Parker, Geoghegan and Miss Edith Weed and her charming mother visited Parker. here on a former occasion and is well remembered and welcomed by a host of Mrs. John Tierman leaves on the friends. ft ft 22nd, for San Francisco. Governor and Mrs. Wells spent part ft ft .. of the week in Provo. The marriage of Miss Ella McDonald ft ft and Mr. Richard Chamberlain occurred Mrs. Maye C. J. Farlow left Tuesday Wednesday noon in the Temple. In morning for a short trip to San the evening a large and elaborate re- ft ft ception was given by the parents of the friends of The Mr. and Mrs. Ben was house bride. The beautifully decked in white and green, with a Mayo gave them a pleasant surprise at their home on East Sixth South street ou Wednesday evening. Music, games and refreshments were the features of the evening. ft ft Mrs. John M. Reinsmar entertained at luncheon on Thursday covers were laid for twelve. ' ft ft Mrs. Walter E. Maddisou and Miss Lulu Rowe gave au enjoyable afternoon at cards on Wednesday. ft ft Miss Straus of New York is visiting in this city. ft ft A choir benefit dance was given in Twenty-firs- t ward hall Thursday evening. The committee in charge of arrangements were: Helen Walsh, Florence Foulger, Eva Hudson, Annie M. Owen, Jos. A. Williams, W. J. Poulton, 4 ft-f- t - . Jr., and 0. . H Mrs. and the Misses Halliday gave a party on Monday evening at their home on Canyon road in honor of the 50th birthday of their father, Mr. J. S. scroll work of white satin ribbon out : ft ft P. D. Overfield gave a luncheon at Beardsleys on Tuesday in honor of Van Misses Breeden, Stevenson,-MrBrunt and Lieutenant Berry. ' ft ft Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes entertained at dinner on Monday evening, ft ft M. L. Bogue of Denver, Mrs. Mr. and spent a day early in the week, while enroute to California, with Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Bogue. ft ft Miss Inez Adams of Ogden is the guest of Miss Dooly and Miss Breeden while visiting in the city. streamers of red, white, blue and green walls bunting canopied from ceiling toadded and numbers of colored lanterns to the brialliancy of the scene. OFFERS CHOICE OF . FAST TROUGH TRAINS DAILY And Three Distinct Scenic Routes. Pullman Palaaa and Ordinary Sleeping Cars to DENVER) OMAHA, KANSAS CITY) SX. LOUIS, and CHICAGO lAltHout Change.s Free Reclining Chair Cars. Personally Conducted Excursions. A Perfect Dining Car Service. For Rates, Folders, Etc., Inquire of Nearest Ticket Agent Specifying the Rio Grands Routs, or write GEO. W. HEINTZ, Asst Gei. Pass. Agent m '-- Sivlt Lake City. S. Walsh. The recital given Tuesday evening Somers-Cock- by Mrs. Percy s, soprano, and Francis L. Woodmansee, pianist, attracted a fair number of the citys musical population to the Congregational church. The recital was one of the really artistic events of the season. Mrs.. Cocks was in fine voice and she 6ang a programme varied enough to give her talent full play. All her numbers were charming. Especially well rendered were Mascheronis Ave Maria and Delibes Chanson Espagnole. A gem of the evening was tne Grieg Sonata for the violin and Professor Skelton playing the piano, violin. Mrs. Cocks and her mother, leave on Sunday night to join Mr. Cocks in England, where they will remain . |
