Show SOCIAL A I 1 J SAUNTER INGS 01 on wednesday evening g miss eliza hanson entertained at a delightful party st patrick colors were used in the decorations and the favors reflected the seasons spirit also A dainty luncheon was served the hostess being assisted by miss nannie hanson the guests were and mesdames lee colby P W jarvis C I 1 smith J W valentine 0 C hart H L kotter le roy roskelley K P gerard mrs amy wright miss trieste dox box L E howard A harlan and F W flagle dr and mrs M G hansen entertained tuesday evening in honor of mr amr and mrs F W purrington who are leaving brigham city to take up their abode in smithfield Smith neld dinner was served and places were laid for the guests of honor mr and mrs wm will bradley and mr and mrs lester anderson IF the first meeting ot of the executive council of the D E il II S alumni association was held wednesday evening at the library the constitution was read and approved after which officers of the organization fion were voted upon mr air K C wright was elected chairman min of the council and president of the alumni association mrs alice ellason eliason oil was elected secretary mrs R L Ilar harmon nion was made treasurer and these three to together ether with mr devard nichols and mr wilford anderson will ill form the chief executive board other members of the council are miss nadine dunn mr air carlos carios Sede rholin mr vance mr wilford freeman and mr shirley C horsley the eastern star members of this city entertained last evening at the masonic lodge in honor of mrs 11 C da day who has acted as worthy matron ot of the corinne order of the eastern star during the past year mrs day was presented with the matrons matrona pin as a sign of the appreciation and esteem of the star members by mr wynn L eddy who made the presentation address all members of eastern star arid and also masonic lodge residing in brigham were pre present ent atter after these ceremonies the remainder of the evening was spent in progressive prizes prices being won well by mrs 11 R doremus mr fr H C cloay jda mrs W arid and mr L E howard the talley cards aar decorations were in I beeping with st patricks daurity aarif merits ments in keeping with the irish color wore were served by mrs F C 1 hultquist mrs wynn L eddy and mrs C E fowler about thirty people were present the annual encampment of the daughters of the pioneers was held thursday afternoon iu in the first ward amusement hall there were nine ine members eibers of the central camp present thirteen from the sunflower camp seven from the sea gull camp seven from the sego lily camp one from the deseret camp eleven from the pee bee hive camp four from the willow creek camp arid and two from the mount hope camp two pioneers were also present mrs frodsham andIN and mrs Irs jonah mathias tile the opening song was rendered by the following quartette mrs anielia amelia wright mrs rachel evans I 1 mrs ars elizabeth wright and mrs martha ensign accompanied by miss mel ma ba wright this was followed by a piano selection by mrs 0 G spencer reports of the work done during the last two years was next given by each of bf the secretaries of the various camps this was followed by reports from the bib historian torian the secretary and the treasurer of the central camp mrs rosella osborne gave a reading entitled the old town band mrs elizabeth P hayward president of the state central camp of salt lake city then addressed the meeting mrs hayward has been the president ot of this organization tor for three years and has also been one of our women re presenta tives lives in the utah state legislature tor for the last five years having ape spent ait three years in the house of representatives and two years in the state senate mrs hayward told the ladies of the work being done by the central camp at salt lake city in preserving the history ot of our pioneers and also the need ot of funds for carrying on the organization mrs flora US 11 horne home custodian of relics arid and historian for or the pioneers and also a member ot of the central camp was the next speaker she told of the interesting collections of 0 relics already gathered and the good accomplished in fit showing these relics to tou tourists rister traveling through our state she prevailed on the nabers nw bers hero here to enlarge their collect collection io or of relics so that the work and character of tile the pioneers may be preserved mrs C 11 II skidmore chairman chal rm ut of the committee for selecting officers reported the names of 0 mrs jane cc capton and mrs rose rosella osborne as president with the president having baying the privilege of choosing the other officers mrs jane compton was reelected re elected president by a majority of ten votes the closing song was rendered by mrs valentine mrs jacobsen Jac and mrs forsgren accompanied compa comp nied by mrs A st patricks party was held wednesday evening at the home of mr north first east street the rooms we re artistically decord deZUr tOil cited with green shamrocks sham rocks arid and crepe paper parlor games were enjoyed during tho the evening after which refreshments were served in which the prevailing color scheme ot of green and chite was carried out those present included all the teachers at the central school and their partners sirs mrs C H bryan entertained at lier home on north first east street WO wednesday 1 afternoon in honor of 0 mrs A it 11 squires who expects to move from brigham in the near future sham rocks ak k irish hags flags arid and green and white carnations were used profusely throughout the rooms in decorating 1500 was the feature of ot the afternoon the tally cards being in ii keeping with st patricks prizes tor for high arid and low score were won by mrs george fister and miss mabel wright A guest prize was also received by mrs A M squires at tile the close of tile the afternoon an elaborate two course luncheon was serried with a st patricks color scheme prevailing the table decorations consisted ot of tiny irish flags irish peasant nut baskets and green carnations small irish dolls holding bunches of shamrocks sham rocks also algo formed part of the decorations the guests were mesdames A M squires J W peters petera R T willey W L hoist shirley C horsley W A call H C day W J lowe W I 1 hargis F C hultquist W H bleave cleave leroy B young ezra W H M davis wynn I 1 L eddy R A pearse geo ceo T M fister J halve HC live lve 11 L harmon voscoe call J D call and I 1 misses mabel habel wright and olive jensen the F fourth ward mutual Ass associations ocla tio held a weigh party tuesday evening in the fourth ward amusement hall dancing was the feature ot of the evening about ten thirty oclo cli all present lined up tor for a weigh dance and each lady in turn was weighed her partners being compelled to pay in proportion to her weight fortune telling booths arid and refreshment stands were also freely enjoyed by those present A large sized crowd attended 0 6 0 last evening the academy ot of music was wag the scene of a delightfully informal social participated in by upwards of five 11 undred hundred officers ot of the box elder stake invitations had been mailed out by the stake presidency to all the stake workers to the number of six hundred but the storm and consequent quen t bad roads prevented many from outlying wards to be in nt at dancing was the feature the pro grall 1 including many ot of the old time dances and as a special number tour four |