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Show I Society. The event of the week was the inusicale given at the Fifth East hotel on Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Royle and Miss Martha Royle King. The main hall and corridors of the hotel were beautifully decorated with flowers and palms. The guests were seated facing the broad staircase where the singers stood, j,, ,, It was the flrst appearance of Mrs. King since I W HI I er re-urn rom New York, and her many friends H r i I were greatly pleased with her soprano voice. H If pj t The variety of her selections was most pleasing, H i'!J'j i and her "Plantation Lullaby" was a charming H tj"-'ft ' ! thing. Miss Cohn's beautiful contralto was never Hrny heard to better advantage. Mr. Woodmansee HhlPJ'' played with his accustomed skill. The programme: H fff j j ', ' "The Swallows" Cowen. H 'J '; ;' "Sweet Awakening" Meyer-Helmund. MRu'lv1 "These Are They Which Came' (from Oratorio fiijV of "The Holy City") Gaul- mm W jjj "Restless River" German. Hi 1 1 "The Train to Poppyland" Gottschalk. HWfiPPI "Plantation Lullaby" Clustam. f'f lf )t! Piano t A y "Romance" Jensen. ffl'li't "Suite" (b minor) D'Albert. Ml m Duet wmhtl, "Spring Song" Lassen. I "Wanderer's Night Song" Rubinstein. , "I Attempt From Love's Sickness to Fly" (Old English Song, 1G85) Purcell. "A May Morning" Denza. i A great surprise was the marriage of Miss Bea- l trice Sells and Mr. James Deitrick of Richmond, i Va., at the home of the bride's mother on Wednes- 1 day morning, Rev. J. Brainard Thrall officiating. ( Mrs. Deitrick (nee Sells) became engaged to Mr. Deitrick while she was studying in Europe, but so closely has the secret been kept that not even her most intimate friends had the least suspicion of her coming marriage. The wedding was very Iffi " quiet, only the immediate family and a few inti- R $1 1 i mate friends witnessing the ceremony. Mr. and H w W Mvb. Deitrick have gone to Old Point Comfort and wXt, it'm later will hiake their home in Richmond, Va. Khb i inP m "' rs Jun Cain gave a Kensington Tuesday H 'jfh afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Baxter, who BJB is visiting here. Iff ' ' m i Wm I j If I Mrs. E. W. Duncan gave a Kensington on Wed- WlSiM P nesday for Mrs. Harriman. If j Mill , $ jj Mrs. Styer left during the week for San Fran- WMffl ', I , cisco to meet the Captain on his return from -the HP " I Philippines. a j) MMMl f Mrs. Jay T. Harris has gone to Park City. iBl f ) H'f f Miss Halsoy, who has been visiting Miss Kate Hjlf f :i Williams, left for California Wednesday. Hli I ( Since the opening of the Commercial club several Bi' f !! informal luncheons have been given there by a 1 1 different members of the club. BhSj I HHfP Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Davis of Chicago are visit- Hu ing Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis. WV wf Hk, Mrs. J. D. Spencer has returned from Logan. ? Iff 1 j Miss Lorene Leary gave a Kensington Thurs- II wNL day afternoon. BMBl HttK Mrs. Wm. H. Dale has returned, HHH Col. J. W. Bubb of the Twelfth infantry, in com- HfiBK mand at' Fort Douglas, with the officers at the M0M Post, made their first official call on the Governor Monday afternoon. The officers were received by the Governor and his staff at his residence on First street. W j Mrs. Claud Freed entertained at dinner on Tuesday evening. k $ Mrs. Charles Rooklidge has gone to Park City. Mrs. S. J. Kenyon entertained at a Kensington yesterday and gives another today. Mrs. Jack Keith has discontinued her Mondays at home. Mrs. Joseph T. Jenkins entertained at a chil-drens chil-drens party at Saltair Wednesday in honor of the birthday of her daughter. Miss Lucy Hewitt has gone to Denver to spend the summer. Mrs. Cheesman and daughter have as their guests at Brighton Helen . Gillispie arid Aleen Maclean. Miss Addie Zane entertained informally Saturday Satur-day afternoon. She entertains again today. Gov. and Mrs. Wells will spend the summer at S.oda. |