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Show Revue De La Ville ' i Hjj np HE marriage o Miss Mary Coponing, daugh- H: J- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Copening, and H' Hyrum Pingreo took place Wednesday in the Salt H, Lake templo. In the evening a wedding supper H was served at the Coponing home on E. South H Temple street to the members of the two families. H The living rooms were prettily decorated with a H profusion of pink and white carnations and in Hj the center of the supper table was a basket of !pink roses and feathery ferns. Mr. and Mrs. Plngree left on a late train for Montana and Idaho toBpend their honeymoon. The bride wore. H s for a going-away suit, a handsome combination H of brown velvet and broadcloth trimmed with H bands of seal fur and a brown turban with touches H m COMPLIMENTING Mrs. Joel NIbley, who recently returned from the east, Mrs. Ituel G. H Halloran entertained at a prettily arranged lunch- H eon Wednesday afternoon at the home of her H mother, Mrs. Matthew Cullen on E. Fifth South H street. The luncheon table was effectively deco- H rated with early spring flowers and a dozen guests H were hidden to meet Mrs. Nibley. Mrs. Halloran j entertained about a dozen friends at another H luncheon on Thursday. H MRS. H. N. MAYO received a cablegram from , Major Mayo in Brest, France, where he is H chief surgeon in base hospital No. 98, that he ex- H pects to leave for America Boon. Lieut. Wood- BJ ford B. Mayo, the young son of Major and Mrs. W Mayo, is one of the surgeons stationed at the con- H valescent camps in France. Mrs. Mayo and their H little son are spending the winter with her par- H ents, Dr. and Mrs. John Manger, in Baltimore H The many friends of Mrs. Ned Woodruff (Miss H Ethae Mayo) will bo glad to learn that she is con- H, valescent at a hospital in Waco, Tex., after an H attack of influenza. H THE women of tho University of Utah will hold their regular meeting Saturday, Janu- H ' ary 11, at 2:30, in the Administration buiding. H t Dr. John A. Widtsoe will speak on legislation B of interest to women. A vocal selection will be H given by Prof. R. M. Russell, and Dr. E. F. Erick- H ' sen will talk on extension work of the University. H ' The hostesses for the afternoon will be the of- H fleers of the club, Mrs. Walter A. Kerr, president; H Miss Charlotte Burch, vice president; Mrs. F. G. H . Moses, assistant secretary; Mrs. George F. Snoddy, H treasurer; Mrs. Joseph T. Kingsbury, Mrs. Levi H Edgar Young, Miss Rose Jones, Mrs. C. B. Steiner, H Mrs. Edwin Evans, directors. Mrs. C. B. Steiner !wlll have charge of refreshments. Miss Burch, Mrs. Kingsbury and Mrs. Evans will receive. A N interesting meeting of the Wasatch Liter- M J ary club was held at the home of Mrs. H. B. M ! Pratt. The reading by Mrs. C. H. Blanchard from M " her latest book, "Carita," was a feature. Mrs. D. H W. Deason contributed original poems. Music B was furnished by Mrs. Ernest Ashton Smith, con- H tralto soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Percival O. fl Perkins; Miss Beth Hanson, violinist, accompanied m by Miss Dorothy Morris; Miss Gladys Bong, vio- M t linist, accompanied by Miss Bernice Hall. H Roses and carnations combined with ferns H i decorated the rooms. A crystal basket of th Mos- m $ soms was a centerpiece for the table. Tim as- H sisting hostesses were Mrs. E. W. Bayslnger, Mrs. M F. D. Keeler and Mrs. R. W. Soper. H ' OFFICERS for the ensuing year were elected , by the Woman's Republican club in a meet- M ing at the Hotel Utah. The new officers are Mrs. M T. D. Lekis, president; Mrs. William M. McCrea, Hi vice president; Mrs. W. H. Ellison, recording sec-rotary; sec-rotary; Mrs. Henry Taggert, corresponding secretary; secre-tary; Mrs. Philip S. Witcher, treasurer; Mrs. He-ber He-ber L. Cummings, auditor; Miss Lillian Cutler, historian. The directors for a two-year term, Mrs. Justin L. Davis and Mrs. Margaret Zano Cherdron. Directors Di-rectors for one-year term, Mrs. E. L. Hines and Mrs. Joseph C. Sharp. The next meeting of the club will be held Monday, Mon-day, February 3, at the Hotel Utah. ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the marriage of Miss Florence Valentine of Brigham. City and Major J. Leo Parkinson of this city. The wedding took place Tuesday afternoon in the Salt Lake temple. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Joseph Christensen, and the couple left within an hour for Camp Shelby, Mississippi, where Major Parkinson is stationed as inspector general of division divi-sion 101, U. S. A. Major Paikinson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Parkinson of this city and is West Point graduate. Duiing the war he was promoted to the general army staff at Washington and has since been on inspection duty at various army camps.. The bride was a nurse at the L. D. S. hospital and the romance which developed into marriage began three years ago, when Major Parkinson was ill and under her care in the hospital. Mrs. Parkinson Park-inson is the daughter of Mrs. Sophia Valentine of Brigham City. Plans for the wedding were arranged while Major Ma-jor Parkinson was at home on a brief leave. LIEUT. IRA C. BEHRENS has arrived from France to join his wife and baby here. Mrs. Behrens was formerly Miss Louise Wey and is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey. Lieutenant Behrens is at present at the reconstruction recon-struction hospital at Fort Douglas recovering from wounds received in action. Mrs. Stephen Shingleton entertained the members mem-bers of the Wednesday Social club at her home on Fern street. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock and the afternoon hours were spent in sewing. The club members are Mrs. Frank Corless, Mrs. William Beers, Mrs. George Paramore, MrB. T. J. Nelson, Mrs. W. H. Cheshire, Mrs. John Gruber, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. W. K. Murdock, Mrs. Stephen Shingleton and Mrs. Fred Simons. The Association of Collegiate Alumnae met with Mrs. F. J. Gustln, 1172 East First South street Wednesday afternoon. The hostesses for the afternoon were the alumnae of Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa colleges and universities: Mrs. Gustln, Mrs. F. E. Marcy, Mrs. J. A. Hogle, Mrs. Oscar M. Kuchs, Mrs. Retta Casady, Mrs. S. J. Marferding, Miss Eva Bechtel and Miss Harriet Wilson. Mrs. George Barrows entertains on Saturday evening at her home, 309 S. Seventh East street, in honor of Mrs. E. O. Leatherwood, past matron of the Eastern Star, and the officers of the lodgo who served under Mrs. Leatherwood last year. A number of interesting features have been planned for tho evening, including a program of toasts. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe H. Hanauer received informally in-formally Wednesday evening at their home in the Maryland apartments in honor of Mrs. Rosa Roth-child Roth-child of St. Paul, Minn., who is a guest at the Hanauer home. Mis. Ira K. Humphrey and little daughter, Betty Mary, have arrived from Camp Funston, where Captain Humphrey is stationed, and will be jM at the Hotel Utah for a week before joining Mrs. jo Humphrey's father, J. B. Ingram, in Los Angeles. , Tj Mrs. Humphrey and little daughter have visited -4 in Chicago and other eastern cities recently. ? fp 'i I The Good Day Visit club was entertained J Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. R. Staab at her ij i home on Ninth East street. Tho tea table was m g prettily decorated with pink begonias and the M 0 hostess was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. Jl l Otto Browning. 11 I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blair, accompanied by 19 j their daughter, Miss Frances Blair, will make their 5S i home in this city after February 1. The Blairs to formerly lived in Salt Lake. Mrs. Blair will be 8 remembered as Miss,, Jessie Greenman. M The members of the Neighborhood Card club jM will be entertained next Monday afternoon by JH Mrs. Harry S. Knight at her home on Twelfth , 9 East street. ' 9 The alumnae of the Gamma Phi society of tho ff University of Utah meets Saturday afternoon at IS the chapter house on Twelfth East street. Mrs. $ Dan Shields, Mrs. Fred Reynolds and Miss Lena Krebs will be hostesses. Members of the active fm chapter will be guests at tea. jtim The Browning section of the Ladies' Literary Jfl club will be entertained Saturday by Mrs. James i3 A. Hogle at her home, 503 First avenue. Luncheon Jfl will be served at 1 o'clock, followed by reading, Jfl Mrs. Ernest A. Smith will be the assistant hostess. J9 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith will entertain at cards fl fl and dancing Monday evening at their home, 320 , jgH I South Fourth East street, in honor of Mi, and !3l J Mrs. Manfred Harvey Ward, whose marriage was Ifl I recently announced. JB sH The Young Women's, guild of the Westminster sffl Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at J 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Stewart McLeese, mB 444 S. Second West street. The "New Era Move- JH ment" was discussed during the afternoon. Wm Mrs. Samuel Paul and Miss Ethel Paul enter- J! tained a few close friends informally at a lunch- Hfl eon Thursday afternoon at their home on E. Sec- 3 ond South street. JH jBM Mrs. Ruel G. Halloran gave the second of a H series of luncheons Thursday afternoon at the ifMil home of her mother, Mrs. Matthew Cullen, on E. qBft Fifth South street. jflH The members of the Live Oak club were outer- JS51 tained 'Thursday evening at tho homo of Miss 'laSi Eva Price on Ninth East street. Imlfia A kenslngton given Thursday afternoon by the "llaSl Spirit of Liberty chapter of the Daughters of the Jlifll American Revolution at the homo of Mrs. C. P. -rnnfflHrnr Overfleld on S. Seventh East street at 3 o'clock. tfifflB Arnold Hanchett, ensign in the gas engine de- 'ffiilBl partment of the naval school of Columbia univer- 'jfj sity, has returned to Columbia after spending the f$MR holidays with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. ,wl Hanchett. " iH Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Dinwoodey have gone ''iif to New York for a brief visit. WM Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ottenheimer left Thuis- w day for Now York to spend several weeks. M m |
