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Show ;! Real Uhingj and the Climbers. B ltJi! Tlie afternoon tQa epidemic is rampant in the B)l Unlit city 1Imlts and yu can count tiie IadIes on one ' $ hand, who have not, are not, or will not give Hj- i ' to' teas during the month of rosea. If the fad con- H? J tinues there may ho a corner ustahllshed on tea m i and roses, though the ladies will he always with K r p !j us. II ' , & & ij, And anent this popular fashion, it is lovely , !" j to see a house turned into a hugh houquet to B:, ' jjj form a sotting for the pretty animate pictures who B attend the affairs, it is beautiful to look upon the B 1 J the dainty buds, and handsome women, in their B 1 1 1 J lovely summer frocks. But why not keep those B j(j'i gowns for society, and the residence streets at H "Ijji least? It is not in the best of taste to parade them H l up and down Main street for the edification of B ' Si the multitude. It is sport for the mob, but in H A J I ' reality, handsome gownjs are not purchased with B j an idea of pleasing the bourgeois. R 'Si i if it fl 1 ill IB Jj ' A dispatch of the week from New York says: H My The announcement was made today of the en- K t,j(2 ' gagement of Miss Ethel Hornick, the well-known B '$ actress, who for someyears has been identified H with the companies of Charles Frohman, to Dr. B William Wallace Walker of this city. Walker Is B a member of many clubs here, among them the H Racquet, Lotos, Salmagundi, Metropolitan Opera, B , j Nineteenth Century and Atlantic Yacht B $ Miss Hornick made her stage debut at Strat- B ; , ford-on-Avon in August, 1897, as Colia in "As You B f , J Lilce It," with Ada Rehan and Augustin Daly's H ijm company. In 1898 she became a member of Dan- B jjL iol Frohman's Lyceum Theatre company. In 1900 H jjraj r she joined Charles Frohman's Empire Theater BB BsH f company She was last seen in New York with BH 'ill I John Drew. The wedding will occur in the latter B ; Miss Hornick has a host of friends in this city, H where she has visited a number of times, who B will wish her all happiness Miss Hornick was Wm , l here last with the Empire Theater company in H! J "Mrs Dane's Defense." BH 'J; & & & BF I ' Mrs. Harold Russell Ada Dwyer will be here BH i the first of the week for a short vacation. Mrs. B m Russell has just closed her season with "Merely B Mr Mary Ann," in which she has made another great B i hit a yearly habit with this talented woman. Aft- BB 'LL or leaving here, she goes- to London where she E yj ! will appear in the same production. Hundreds of IB old friends will welcome her home. H m Mr. and Mrs. George Dern will give a series B jjli of card parties during the coming week. The BB jfjp, first will be given on Monday evening and the BB others on Thursday and Friday. On Monday after- BB d' noon, Mrs. Dern entertains at an elaborate tea for jBR I J ' Mrs. Frederick Dern of this city, and Miss Cora Hfl Brown of Fremont, Neb. BBS ' ' 'J Mrs. Rachel Miller and the Misses Miller have HBB f ' ' for tneir uets Mrs. George Miller and Miss Mil- BB '-l ; lei" of Allegheny, Pa. BBh fjjj i Quite a grist. IBB I'Hf li Mrs. McCornick and Miss Anna McCornlck BEt ififlfj i i HUB ,111111 I' were welcomed home the past week, after a win- BBs I' i ter spent abroad. BB P J ! ; Anna McCornlck is one of the real stunning BHJ.gBfji irls in society, and her remarks on people and HBB''Wi I ' things in general are extremely refreshing. HHk JBff BBB M,ss Inez Trent, who has been welcomed back BBS Ji hy a host of old friends during the past ten HHffiBJIII days, was the guest of honor at a tea given by iaBlBPill , , -' Mrs. W. C Hall and Mrs. Ansjey on Tuesday after- IBflB' '4 noon. About two hundred guests called during BhBB i the afternoon at the Hall home, which was gor- geously decorated for the occasion. Those assisting assist-ing were Mrs. Rachel Miller, Mrs. F. J. Fabian, and Misses Miller, McLeod, Annette Ferguson, Walden, and Leta McMillan. Mrs. Hall also entertained at cards for Miss Trent on Thursday -evening. & J a ' Miss Katherlne Sanno was the guest of honor at a smart little dance at the Salisbury home on Monday night. Miss Salisbury was the hostess, and the affair was thoroughly delightful. The events at the Salisbury home are always fine and dandy, and Monday's dance followed the rule. & & The main event scheduled for today is the tea to be given this afternoon by Mrs. Heber M. Wells and Mrs. David B. Hempstead. Mrs. Ben-ner Ben-ner X. Smith and Mrs. J. R. Walker will be hostesses hos-tesses at the Country Club, where several little dinners have been planned for tonight, and all in all, there will be plenty doing from four to twelve this evening. w t& W One of the prettiest of June weddings was that of Miss Susie A. Harper and Wm. H. Anderson, An-derson, which took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Harper on Mcnday evening, the Most Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle of St. Louis officiating. Bishop Tuttle officiated at the weddingi of the parents of the bride in this city many years ago. Miss Jessie Harper and Miss Clara Deighton were the bridesmaids, and H. A. McMillan best man. After the ceremony a reception was held for about a hundred friends of the young people. & t t A beautiful tea was that g'ven by Mrs. F. S. Bascom on Thursday at her pretty home, which presented a most attractive appearance, decorated with roses, Sego lilies, daisies and smilax. About three hundred guests called during the afternoon. W t w A large and brilliant reception was given at tlic homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Weiler on Thursday Thurs-day evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs, George Weiler. whose wedding took place in the morning morn-ing cf that day. iv tv t(5 Captain and Mrs. John E. Woodward will entertain enter-tain at a large reception and dance at the Post Hall a week from Monday. 1p iffr v About forty ladies enjoyed a delightful card party at whicjh Mrs Richard A. Keyes was hostess on Tuesday, afternoon. The pretty home was beautifully decorated for the occasion. & & & James Ivers entertained at a fine dinner on Tuesday evening at the Alta Club in honor of the Most Rev. Archbishop Redwood of Wellington, Welling-ton, New Zealand. Mrs. Benner X. Smith and Mrs. Ira Lewis will entertain at a tea the latter part of next week. Mrs. Wm. P. Cooper entertained at a beautiful beauti-ful dinner on, Monday evening in honor of Mr. Cooper's birthday. Covers were laid for eight. Mrs. Samuel Paul and Miss Ethel Paul entertained enter-tained Informally on Thursday. One of the prettiest affairs of the week was the luncheon given on Thursday by Mrs. W. T. Snyder for her sister, Mrs. Le Compte of Park City, and Miss Longmaid of Helena. Mr. Schramm wll take a number of his friepds up Ogden canyon tomorrow. Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett gives a luncheon today to-day for Mrs. David Keith. |