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Show II Revue De La Ville I""NE of the most delightful events J of the social season was the card party given on the mezzanine mezza-nine floor of the Hotel Utah by the Catholic Woman's League. The attendance at-tendance was all that had been hoped l for by the members who are giving li $ the pioceeds of the fele for the main- Hi j tenanco of a bed at the Holy Cross Hi j hospital. HI The entertainment of the evening Hf : was not limited to card playing. The Hn ballroom, which was thrown open for Hf supper, iilvlted many to dance and they HI i enjoyed themselves in this fashion for H'; ' several hours, while the Hawaiian Troubadours discoursed bewitching Ht j music. Hs I The decorations of the supper room H , Were potted plants, with a centerpiece Hjf of lavender and pink cyclahien in a Hi white enamel basket. Bowls of pink Hr begonias were placed at each corner Hit j of the table. H t Candy made by Mrs. "F. H. Leonard H , and Mrs. John M. Hayes, was sold dur- H I ing the evening by a corps of young H I ladies. The young women who assist- I 1 od in serving were: Miss" Mary H Hughes, Miss Loretta Malone, Miss Hk I Genevieve Malone, Miss Rhoda Bru- B I neau, Miss Ruth Bruneau, Miss Mar- K I guerite Shea, Miss Martha Struck, fl I Miss Eva Lund, Miss Marion Somo, B Miss Margery Sheehan, Miss Ellen B j Roach, Miss Agnes Byrne, Miss B Thelma Farnsworth, Miss Kathleen B I Homer, Miss Isabel Griffin, Miss B t Gladys Griffin, Miss Margaret Falk, B Miss Esther Daniels, Miss Ella Fltz- B Patrick, Miss Ethel Doyle, Miss Leo- B nore Harrington, Miss Hazeil Hill, Bj Miss Edna Kuster, Miss Erma Kuster, B Miss Ethel O'Donnel, Miss Mary Bj O'Donnell and Miss Dorothy White. B; Presiring at the tables were: Mrs. H Austin Gibbons, Mrs. R. R. Rupert, H Mrs. M. T. Kearns, Mrs. E. J. Dewald, H Mrs. Fred Breining and Mrs. T. J. H Foley. H K Several fortune telling booths, main- H ! tained by fair young ladies, foretold H the secrets of the future. H Among the guests were many re- H turned soldiers, several of whom wore H wound stripes. They were given espe- H ', qial attention by the ladies in charge. H , The entertainment was held under H the direction of tlie executive board of H the league, of which Mrs. A. H. S. Bird H is chairman. 1 A LUNCHEON was given Wednes- - day afternoon at the Nowhouse H v hotel by members of the women's H service unit of St. Mark's cathedral, 1 who for the last two years have de- H , voted much time to Red Cross work. !H The, auxiliary has met three days a week and has been one of the most ef- flcient of the mo y Red Cross organ- 1" lzations. The .orlc of the unit has been under the direction of Mrs. F. A. Pyke and Mrs. Philo T. Farnsworth, M Jr. The table was prettily centered B " with a basket of yellow spring flow- fl ers. Among the guests were: Mrs. B Henry Monheim, Mrs. H. W, Sher- i .wood, Mrs. Gus Rippe, Mrs. J. L. Bentley, Mrs. Frank Bird, Mrs. L. G. Burton, Mrs. C. M. Hart, Mrs. W. W. Fleetwood, Mrs. F. B. Stephens, Mrs. P. T. Farnsworth, Jr., Mrs. J. E. Boyer, Mrs. F. B. Cook, Mrs. I., W. Spafford, Mrs. R. Oldham, Mrs. W. D. MacLean, Mrs. F. A. Pyke, Mrs. Phillip McGregor, Mrs. C. P. Twomey, Mrs. Harry McLaughlin, Mrs. N. G. Atkinson, Mrs. R. A. Scott, Mrs. F. Thomas, Mrs. E. S. Harvey, Mrs. LeRoy Pharis, Mrs. B. G. Richardson, Mrs. C. W. Blair, Mrs. E. L. Ball, Mrs. Hoyt Thompson, Mrs. J. E. Oglesby, Mrs. E. V. Taylor, Tay-lor, Mrs. Grace McMillan, Mrs. A. T. Sanford, Mrs. J. C. Hoy, Mrs. L. P. Robinson, Mrs. S. P. Ulmer, Mrs. C. D. Moore, Mrs. Hugh McMillan, Mrs. J. R. Brown, Mrs. Clarence Snow, Mrs. King Comm, Mrs. Harry Randall, Ran-dall, Mrs. C. H. Anderson, Mrs. C. H. Van Armand, Mrs. Ernest Gayford, Mrs. M. A. Purford, Mrs. George P. Smith, Mrs. C. E. Traver, Mrs. C. A. Faus, Mrs. Bemis, Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs. F. J. Harris, Mrs. William Barnhard, Mrs. Cooper, Anderson, Mrs. J. C. Craig, Miss Gussie Sawler, Miss Elstelle Bennett, Miss Helen Mar-cy, Mar-cy, Miss Ruth Williamson, Miss Dorothy Doro-thy Gayford, Miss Margaret Burton, Miss Edna Dwyer and Miss Anna Burton. THE marriage of Miss Metta Marti and William Lewis Hanson took place Monday night at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Rosalina Marti, on Princeton avenue. The ceremony cere-mony was performed by Bishop Edward Ed-ward M. Ashton and was followed by a reception. Pink and white carnations combined with ferns decorated the house. A basket of carnations was the centerpiece for the supper table. The bride wore pink georgette crepe beaded bead-ed and carried bride roses. One of the bridesmaids, Miss Leah Marti, wore peach colored georgette crepe and the other bridesmaid, Miss Elsie Cardwell, wore pink georgette crepe. Both maids carried pink roses. Little Miss June Cardwell, wearing pink silk, was ring bearer. Pheno Schaf-fer Schaf-fer was best man. Assisting in the dining room were members of the Busy Bee club, to which the bride belongs. They were Mrs. Mary Gilbert, Miss Knudsen, Miss Ruth Vincent and Miss Minnie Woodland. The couple will be at home In the Holland apartments after February 10. MR. AND MRS. J. H. WATERS en-tertained en-tertained their card club at the Newhouse hotel Monday night. The card game.i were followed by a late supper served at one long table in the hotel cafe. A crystal basket of violets vio-lets was a centerpiece for the table. Crystal candelabra held yellow candles and a purple and gold scheme was carried out in all of the details of the entertainment. Club membei3 in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Daynes, Miss LaTrlce Belcher, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Evans, who have recently returned re-turned from Washington, were special spe-cial guests. A GROUP of young society matrons arranged an entertainment for for the convalescent wounded soldiers who have just returned from overseas, at Fort Douglas, Friday afternoon. A feature of the entertainment was the singing of Miss Grace Nelson of Kansas Kan-sas City, who is appearing on the Or-pheum Or-pheum bill in this city this week. Miss Nelson, whose soprano voice has charmed Orpheum patrons since her appearance in this city, was assisted in furnishing a program for the soldiers sol-diers by the Salt Lake Opera quintet, composed of Mrs. Norman G. Atkinson, Atkin-son, Miss Edna Dwyer, Miss Becky Almond, Fred C. Graham and P. Mel-vin Mel-vin Peterson. Following the musical program, a candy shower was given the soldier boys. The entertainment was arranged by Mrs. Lynn GiDham, Mrs. Bruce Cramer, Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. Earl Coombs, Mrs. W. R. Thurston, Mrs. W. M. Par-Ion, Par-Ion, Mrs. Bert Chamberlalh, Mrs. J. H. Waters, Mrs. B. L. Richardson, Mrs. Norman G. Atkinson, Mrs. Herbert Cohen, Mrs. T. L. Mitchell, Mrs. Parley L. Gorringe, Mrs. Isabel Furlough, Mrs. R. A. Scott, Miss LaTrice Belcher Bel-cher and Mrs. Carlson. MRS. EDMUND H. Le BLOND, formerly for-merly Miss Mercedes Stayner, has gone to Portland, Ore., to meet her husband, who has just been mustered out of army service at Camp Lewis. They expect to make their home in Portland. Miss Madeline McCardle entertained en-tertained Tuesday evening at her home, 352 Center street, in honor of Mrs. Le Blond. The rooms were decorated dec-orated in the national colors. Twenty guests were present and the evening was spent in cards and dancing. lVif-RS. WILLIAM REID and Miss Af-IVl Af-IVl ton Young entertained at luncheon lunch-eon Thursday afternoon at the Young home in Red Butte Hollow in honor of Mrs. William Cavanaugh, wife of Major Cavanaugh, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Zane Cher-dron, Cher-dron, and also of Mrs. J. Walter Scott of Olmstead, Mont., who has spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Le Grand Young. TVyTRS. SIMON BAMBERGER an- nounces that she will be at home on Friday afternoons for the remainder remain-der of the season, at the Bamberger residence on East First South street. HTHE Wednesday Social club was en- tertained by Mrs. H. Olson at luncheon lunch-eon at her home on Eleventh East street. Luncheon was followed by sewing. sew-ing. The decorations were in early spring flowers. Those in attendance were Mrs. George Murdock, Mrs, Frank Corlesg, Mrs. Jphn Gruber, Mrs. j- George Paramore, Mrs. Horace Beers, J Mrs. Steve Shingleton, Mrs. W. ILj Cheshire, Mrs. T. J. Nelson and Mrs."' Fred L-. Simons. THE marriage of Mrs. Annie Jorgen-son Jorgen-son of this city and R. A. Blasdell of Malad, Idaho, took place Wednesday Wednes-day in the Salt Lake temple. An informal in-formal reception and shower was given giv-en in honor of the bride by Mrs. Edward Ed-ward Hancock, Tuesday evening, at her home on Eighth West street. MRS. C. L. Casady entertained the Ladies' auxiliary to the Greetemt of Utah at luncheon, Tuesday afternoon. after-noon. A basket of violets, tied with yellow tulle, was the centerpiece for the table. Covers were lai dfor Mrs. B. B. Ramey, Mrs. W. P. Bressingham, Mrs. J. F. Earley, Mrs. W. E. Coulam, Mrs. R. B. West, Mrs. Ralph Lough- i i borough and Mrs. Henry Johnson. EUGENE McINNIS, who has recently recent-ly returned from France, where he was severely wounded, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Penick. Mr. Mclnnis is a brother of Mrs. Pen- ' ic. Miss Mabel Mclnnis and Miss Fayne Bell of Portland, Ore., are also guests at the Penick home. j Mrs. Robert Campbell, who has spent the winter with her mother, Mrs. M. A. Cheesman, has received word that her husband, Major Campbell, will arrive in New York from overseas today. to-day. Mrs. Campbell and children vill join Major Campbell early in the spring. Miss Ann Mathews entertained at I dinner Tuesday night at her home, 60 West First North street. Pink carnations carna-tions in a crystal basket formed the centerpiece for the table. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Marsell, Mrs. William Henry Winborne, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mathews, Fred Mathews and Miss Josephine Jo-sephine Mathews. The Busy Twelve club was entertained enter-tained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Wil-Han Wil-Han Perry at her homo on West Sec- , ond South street. Luncheon was fol- lowed by sewing. The table was decorated dec-orated In pink sweet peas, arranged in an attractive centerpiece. Mrs. Frederick Steigmeyer at her home, 1224 East South Temple street, in honor of her guests, Mrs. M. A. Allen Al-len and Miss Margaret Allen of New York. The hlstorytourist section of the Ladies' Literary club met Thursday morning at the clubhouse. Mrs. S. F. '$ "Fenton gave personal reminiscences of erfn and central Japan, illustrated illustrat-ed , photographs. Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur E. More-ton More-ton have returned home from San ' Diego, wh -e Lieutenant Moreton has been stationed for several months. They are at home at the Buckingham apartments with Mrs. Moreton's mother, moth-er, Mrs. H. Tyree. The Ladies' Aid society of the Central Cen-tral Christian church held Its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. Rozzelle in North Salt Lake Thursday. The French-Belgian Relief auxiliary of the W. C. T. U. met Friday at the Liberty Park MethodiBt church for all-day all-day sewing. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hodman and two small sons, who have recently come to Salt Lake from Chicago to make their home, have rented tlie flScfme of Mrs. Howard Lawson, 123 N street. 9 Mrs. Frank Beckstead and daughters, daugh-ters, Marguerite and Mildred, have returned re-turned to Salt Lake to make their jj home after living in Wyoming for several sev-eral years. Mrs. Beckstead has purchased pur-chased a new home at 1340 Harrison avenue, Liberty Heights. Lieutenant T). Neill Officer has arrived ar-rived from Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., where he recently received his com-mis8ion, com-mis8ion, and is the guest of his mother, moth-er, Mrs. Stanley C. Sears, in Haxton place. Mrs. Frederick Cowans will leave next week for San Francisco to visit her sister, Mrs. J. Frank Judge. Later Lat-er she will go to Coro&dCto, where Mr. Cowans will join her early in the spring. Mrs. R. W. Salisbury has gone to Santa Barbara to remain several I weeks. Mr. Salisbury, who is now in the east, will join her there. Mrs. C. W. Simpson, who is recovering recover-ing from a recent illness, will leave in a short while for Ocean Park for ' the spring months. Mrs. George S. Dingeldine, who for eight months had been staying wi!i her mother, Mrs. M. F. Curtz, have left for the east to meet her husband, Sergeant Ser-geant Dingeldine, who is with the Ninety-first division. f Mrs. George Suess, formerly Miss Ida Tucker, has arrived from Denver to make her home with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher have returned re-turned from a five weeks' trip to New York. Mrs. J. M. Snow and small son and sister, Mrs. Ella Keyting, left yesterday yester-day for California to remain a month. - ', 'V Mr. and Mrs. John J. Guerin have J gone to Fort Worth, Texas, to remain some time. Mrs. Clarence, D. Lang left for New York to meet her husband, Major Lang who will return from France on sick leave. Mr. and Mrs. George Benton Wilson and two daughters expect to leave in a short while for Los Angeles to niake their home. Miss Marcella Sullivan of Eureka is visiting Salt Lake friends for a few weeks. Mrs. John H. Jones of New York is the guest of Mrs. M. K. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. William McComb announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Nettie, to Charles E. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. M. Silver left Tuesday for New York, to remain some time. Ensign and Mrs. Carl A. Fisher have left for a trip to Bermuda. |
