| Show O 1 J J N O HOES CHOLS of the Charity Ball naB are arc still to be heard on every side QI al it will be som some sometime time lime before tiles they have P died awa away Tho The brilliant seen scene even to the onlooker t was one to linger InIn inn In lr in n the memory and there thEro were man many sidelights thrown upon the background background back back- ground of what was In reality a Q thoroughly successful ful and eminently satisfactory social function Last Lust year rear there thole were rumors of or discontent discontent dis dis- dis content front from rom who went to view the tho pageant feeling relIn that In u a certain tense sense the they were tul taken cn in because there was little or to see lee in inthe tho the line of new or stunning co costumes us assorting asserting that tho the society women present present pres pres- ent wore WOle only their ol old passo paseo evening gowns g Tho The same amo criticism could not bo ul mn made o this year by the most curious 1 wall flowers or crabbed old bachelor Tho Tito array o of fresh marvelous creations creations creations crea crea- was a distinct revelation to everyone r present rc and there thero could beno beno be beno no J possible l le Ie question as to tho date atc of tho the costumes for never in the history history his his- tory tor of woman has thero there been such suh sucha suha a deckled decided and startling change In style and und fashion as us the tho last 1 short year sear tar has hM brought forth The full skirts and long IonS bodice effect with the puffy snort short sleeve has hM given Wa way to the clinging short hort empire effect bordering bordering- on the mucH mucH- sheath gown Perish h I the thought of petticoats anti and as for sleeves s which aro uro the distinguishing touch of or an nn up to date gown the long close sleeve com coming coining IllS IllS' down over the hand makes maltes the girl with tho the pretty plump whito arm sigh in vain regret The fhe graceful slim lIm pretty prett young girls and und matrons were never so much In their glory Jor and the several gowns In fn white apricot old rose and soft oCt II I WEEK IN SOCIETY II ll 11 The largo so social Ial evening affairs of the last Jast week weCk have o in a measure aSure overshadowed overshadowed over over- shadowed the tho afternoon functions of of which there havo have been a number Uno James E E. s Jenningss bridge tea Wednesday when eleven cloven tables were with players with many man more coming coming- in for tea toa was perhaps the largest card aff affair lr of ot the we week k Mrs J J. Walcott Thompson was the tho hostess at a series 0 of brIdge party parties s son son on Thursday and Friday afternoons which very velY enjoyable Mrs Irs E E. D D. Miller entertained at bridge the first of oC the week Mrs Leslie W W. Snow and Mrs L L. L B B. Hills gave o a pleasant Kensington at the home of ot Mrs Hills Bills Co e Mrs l Karl Kati A A. Scheid entertained at ata ata ata a charming channing luncheon Wednesday In tn honor of Mrs Irs E 15 F. F Holmes Miss Shoup and Mi Miss Bransford l I There were several beautifully appointed appointed ap ap- pointed dinners given at ut the Alta Alia club and at private homes preceding Charity Ball Ean and antI the appearance p oC oft I on tho the occasion of ot the t U l op 6 wing ot t. t ther Colonial o theater Miss liss Edna Jennings s and Miss Dessie Des- Des sic sie Grant two of the bri brides es of the season have been guests at numerous numerous numerous numer numer- ous affairs given ghen in their honor Saturday Miss Pearl Savage entertained entertained entertained enter enter- at a pretty luncheon at her homo home in compliment to Miss Jen- Jen The Tho color scheme was WIlS carried out In pink A largo large wedding ring linK was suspended from the tho ehan chandelier from which pink ribbon extended to lo each place where pretty fa favors favers rs were filled with rice A largo cluster of pink carnations formed the central J blue satin with embroideries in gold golc crystal and silver made In the startling start start- ling new effect welO both beautiful and Many Inny of ur the young married women affected picture hats ls with prIceless ostrich feathers and touches of sable cable or mink mini appreciating tho fact fuel lh tha t nothing could bo he moro more fascinating o 0 or becoming Then Thon again there welO beautiful b women bordering on the middle age man many of them in company with wHit theIr thel young daughters daughter h who bore bor bravel tho the comparison An observer was h heard ard to remark romark as one of or Salt Snit Lakes Lake's most popular society matrons passed In ht the grand gram mat match maich ch in evening toilette of or black velvet with bertha of ot rare Tare point lace Inca with diamond necklace laco and ornaments orna orna- merits ments the costume setting Betting off on he her crown of silver hair hall To me she sho i imore Is more inure beautiful and attractive that than any young oung girl present A charming costume costume- was noted tho the wearer ln ha having recently returned from fron troman froman of ot lur lur- an extended stay in England ban bands s o ot of blue I satin with heavy hell gold embroidery embroider a broad pearl rl doe dog dog- OI- OI collar coBar with hair arranged in certain becoming style Comment was ma made do that either cither by accident or design she sho was vcr very like England's gracious queen queen Alexandra The rho appearance of the senior am and Junior nurses from St. St Marks Mark's hospital hospi hospi- tal in their thell sweet restful uniforms crisp snowy snowcaps caps and aprons has lias become be- be como come an all established feature of the th tho annual Charily Charity Ball with wish tho the a addition addition addi addi- dl- dl tion this year of the attendance of the surgeons and in their spotless white whito uniforms with tho badge bado of tho red cross i The last and sweetest echo of or allwill nil all wJ will be bo heard during dining the next twelve twelvemonths twelvemonths months from front the cots and wards of t f the hospital h pital when even oven lying on beds of paIn there thero will be grAteful hearts who ho can appreciate the tho fact that thai the tho greatest g of theao la 15 Charity decoration of of tho the table A handkerchief handkerchief chief shower followed the luncheon In the evening at 7 o'clock an elaborate orate dinner was as given b by Mr 11 and Mrs Freeman Morningstar i in honor honorof of Miss Jennings and Mr rr Barron Darron Tho The decorations and menu were effectively effectively effect effect- ively carried out in red and white hearts the dinner was served from small tables and the place cards c laid for 43 13 guests were hearts tied with ribbon lIbbon Nettleton's orchestra was in and a rather suggestive feature was the playing of ot the tho Wedding wedding wed Wed- ding march malch as the guests took their well well-I places A delightful Informal musical program followed tho the dinner when Mrs A. A S S. Peters and Miss Hilda Gre Greeson Greeson Gree- Gree son were heard in vocal solos with Walter G G. Tuttle giving givIng- several bass solos which were very r much Mrs Edward Ed Groesbeck anti and Miss Inn na Rudy w were ro the ho hostesses of a noo party arly Saturday afternoon at which Miss l Maude Wheeler was the guest of honor and green the colors to o be used at the coming wedding of Miss Wheeler were were seen seen In the tho pretty prett decorations Uon with chrysanthemums and ferns gracefully arranged Seven tables of the same game amo were played cd and prizes s given Mrs J J. J B. B Rudy nudy assisted in and pu punch h y va ya as served y Duncan d M t by Mrs Lillian Ionian n A large Jarge social affair of Saturday evening Jn in the form of a Cill Cinderella party part was given by Miss 1188 Emily McAllister McAllister Mc Mc- Allister an and Miss Mies Helen Welcker at atthe atthe atthe the home of the latter when the arrangements arrangements ar 01 ar- ar ran were unique The young girls arrived first on un tho the scene and concealed when the boys ap ap- ap- ap They Thc were were- to be discovered dl erea cu by means of or winding a lL spool of ot thread The rooms were a bower of yellow chrysanthemums garlands of tho ho flowers reaching from the iho chandeliers chandeliers chandeliers chan chan- to the tho corners of or the rooms r Tho The reception hall where Miss Marian larlan Mcintyre To served tr punch was bright In Inho Inthe the tho ho High HISh school colors colors red red and black All kinds of games were played the tho principal feature being tho the trying trIng on onor of or the thc Cinderella slipper About 10 0 young oung people enjoyed tho the evening and were all aU seated in tho the dining room for supper at a long table where yellow yet yel ellow el low chrysanthemums were seen sen In profusion wreath wreathing IuS tho the chan chandeliers ellers and forming th the portieres between tho the rooms Miss Ivy Die assisted Cl the young youn hostesses ses in entertaining Of Mrs l Ernest A A. Greenwood G entertained entertained entertained enter enter- Saturday nt at a luncheon in honor honor honor hon hon- or of her aunt Miss Elizabeth Menefee Meno- Meno Me no- no fee fcc the occasion n being her seventy seventy- ninth birthday AY Covers worn laid for fourteen friends of or the guest u st of ot honor The Tho table had baskets of chrysanthemums mums in fn till all of the lie gorgeous autumn shades at nt either end the Iho central decoration dec dec- decoration oration of which was an elaborate birthday a cake The cards were wen In ht the form of ot autumn leaves cs Mrs i C C. F. F Buck Duck and Mrs Ir S S. S EArnold E E. Arnold entertained Thursday at cards card followed by luncheon for l Ir Mrs Churchill Castle Castlo of Ely Nevada who WIN Is tho the guest of or Mrs Irs Duncan W. W Me- Me Allister Yellow chrysanthemums adorned tho the rooms Mrs S S. A A. A Whitney entertained at luncheon followed U by bridge Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- da day at nt her home on First avenue Mrs MISS rl C. C H. H Jenkins was wal tho Hostess Friday a at a plen pleasant ant GOO party part The decorations of the tho ho rooms in chrysanthemums and autumn leaves Prizes were won b by Mrs l Ensign and Mrs 1118 J. J B B. nUd Rudy Miss Virginia Smith entertained the theUn Un Undine lna club at her home Thursday evening Music and games were lh th features of tho the pleasant evening One of the largest dancing g given cn at tho Odeon this season outside outside out out- sl side o of oC the Charity Charlt Ball was WM the second annual dancing party of th tin Brotherhood of Railway Clerks s. s on Friday evening when it was estimated ed that there were over ocr BOO on the tho time of tit floor at one ono A program sixteen dances and four foul c extras tras W wa was l. l enjoyed The committee on arrangements arrangements arrangements arrange arrange- ments was composed of C. C F. F Bailey M. M M. M F. F Nelson clon W W. G G. and G. G Bush COMING EVENTS I I I Though Thanksgiving Is primarily a n festival for tho ho home homo family dinners and entertaining the thc week Is often given Elven up ua to elaborate ate social entertainments entertain entertain- ments which cluster around tho the national national national na na- festival Particularly is this tho the case of ot tho the present week when whon a number of or elaborate cab cab- elaborate orate social functions are arc arranged arl Three large affairs are arc scheduled for Wednesday e Thanksgiving eve ove Tho bachelor officers of or Fort Dougas Doug Doug- Douglas las as IlS have hale Issued Invitations for tor a German German German Ger Ger- man which In all probability will beono bo be ono of the tho mo most t brilliant affairs given Jhen at the post since the occupancy of ot the fifteenth regiment The officers In charge of or tho arrangements have been working for tor months and the tho decorations decora- decora lions Ions an and appointments will be both unique and beautiful Tho The regimental orchestra will furnish the music The guests will be bc received received lJ by Colonel and Irs airs Walter S. S Scott Major ajor and Mrs Irs J 1 1 M. M Arrasmith and Major and Mrs W A. A Purviance Tho The German will be beed led ed by Lieutenant E E. B B. Gare Garey Q o 09 The Tho annual Thanksgiving dance given by the members of ot tho tilo University University sity ity club at nt their handsome club house I s always one of the thc notable events In Salt SaIl alt Lake society Tho The coming affair on n Wednesday night ht will be fully up to o the usual sual standard if Ie not more elaborate oab- oab orate as as- asto to detail a s j Mr and Mrs James Jamo s who whore are arc re noted for their hospitality have havo Invitations out for a fancy dross party harts to o be bo givon Ivon Wednesday evening at their heir Brigham street home Mrs John J. J Daly an and Miss Daly have cards out for a te tea and reception Wednesday afternoon November 25 at their home 1 East South Temple street from 3 Z to 6 6 Friday evening Colonel and Mrs E E. F F. Holmes will receive a large number number number num num- ber of their friends at a A. brilliant reception re reception re- re at ut the tilo Amelia Palace when the tho beautiful mansion and art gallery adjoining will bo be thrown up open en Tho The pleasure of ot the occasion will be tern tern- J J w- w ELECT AND MRS SPRY i 1 GOVERNOR ELECT R 4 I. I DAUGHTERS OF GOVERN y I J nil nilS J JI Jj Ji JI 1 S r I yr- yr I r q Y H v Nv i S j I 3 I J r j il I I J I J Fra 1 4 1 I 4 r 1 cc i i P t MISS ALICE SPRY MISS LITA SPRY The Young Young- Dau Daughters liters of Gover Elect or and Mrs William S Spry pry pored with regret trot In that it will betho be bo botho tho last social function over which I Colonel and Mrs Holmes will preside for fOl time as they oon on on leavo for fOl forthe forthe the tho I East for tor tho the winter and spring months o Mrs Henry c c. Hoffman Hottman has issued cards for a large alSo reception and lea tea for tor Tuesday afternoon at nt her homo home In Brigham street from 2 to G G. G Mr 11 nn and Mrs William Ullam II Child have I Invitations out for Tuesday evening December 1 I for a large lr e dancing party at the Odeon given gl for their sister Miss Olive Dart Bartch h i Mrs Fred Hornung Hornung- will entertain at ata a bridge tea Tuesday afternoon at hot her I homo home In tho Miller Millor flats fiats Mrs W. W W. W nJ Riter ter and Miss IU have cards out for COt a n tea Saturday afternoon November ember 28 8 at their home on East First South street to meet Miss Dessle Grant whose marriage to tor Mr r Boyle Doyle takes pl place pIneo WednEs Wednesday a Thursday ay Thanksgiving day will be bo marked b by family moro more or less elaborate throughout tho and also U at the tho different charitable In tt- tt t n. n M e A subs substantial t tit dinner will be bo served at the tho Slate State street Orphans Orphans' Orphans Orphans' Orphans Orphans' Or Or- homo home under tho the direction qt ot Mrs E E. I. I Thome Thorne donations for tor which will be Lo received during the tho week bj by b Mrs Thorne Thome and Mrs Ferdinand Dick Dick- ert crL The Tho women who have lIao tho the interest i of or the Uintah School Detention homat home hom at heart will give a a. tea at the none homo Monday afternoon December 7 details de- de dei details i tails of which will 1 bo be 0 given l cn later The committee In III charge is also of or serving a dinner for fur tho the boys on Thanksgiving and would gladly ro- ro ceh o donations of oC a a. low fow ow turkeys eys and r suitable donations toward that end There Thero are only 14 H boys now at atthe th the tho home and it would not bo be much touch oCa of oC ofa ofa a tux tax on tine the pocketbook of or some philanthropic philanthropic phil phil- person to gladden Id on tho the hearts of or the boys boy's whoso lives tho the women on the tho committee aro are try |
