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Show SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. E. W. Luckett of Ogden spent last week here visiting- friends. P. M. McCree came up from Tintic last week to remain a few days in the city. James Burke came in from the Annie Laurie property last week. Mrs. "William M. Gray, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Sinclair, for the past month, returned to her home I in St. Anthony last Sunday. Mrs. T. D. Sullivan of Eureka returned re-turned to her home last Saturday, after af-ter a week's stay in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Egan re turned last featurday from, their wedding wed-ding tour. M. J. O'Meara is in New Tork on mining business. Frank Judge arrives in the city Sunday Sun-day from Yale to spend the holidays 'with his mother, Mrs. Mary Judge. I Mrs. Judge and Miss Katherlne Judge j return in a few days from a short trip to California. 4 Social life at Fort Douglas will be enlivened this winter by skating parties par-ties on an artificial pond in the plana in front of the officers' row. Water ha3 been turned in from the fountain and is freezing rapidly, and the society people of Salt Lake may soon have an opportunity to put their skates on In company with the officers and their wives at pleasant little outdoor functions. func-tions. Henry Cohn left on Saturday for a business trip to New Tork, Boston and other eastern cities. Miss Irene Dickson has gone to California, Cali-fornia, where she will reside in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Geddes returned during the week from their trip through California. Lorin Morrison of the Bluebird Mining Min-ing company left for its Copper King group, out of Milford, last Monday. The management reports some very important developments during the month. Mrs. O. K. Lewis left yesterday to join her husband in Butte for the holidays. holi-days. M. D. Macp'herson Boyd left yester day to spend Christmas and the holidays holi-days with his brother in Vancouver. James Farrell, manager of the Quin-cy, Quin-cy, returned to Park City last Friday. Miss Stella Salisbury entertained on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Her guests were Mrs. Sturgis, Misses Edna Donnellan, Bertha Carter, Emily Read, Pope, Sherman, Eloise Sherman. The many friends of Mrs. O'Hanlon will be sorry to hear that she is quite ill at the Holy Cross hospital. $ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Young are in New York. j Miss Salisbury returned last week ! with her guest, Miss Pope, to Denver, j Mrs. J. D. Wood returned last Satur- 1 day from a trip to Chicago. j Miss Edna Donnellan arrived last ! Friday from acramento, and will spend the holidays with her father, Colonel Donnellan, at the Kenyon. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gibbons left last week for California. Mrs. Louise Smedley-Smith returned ; Tuesday morning from a visit of several sev-eral months in St. Louis, St. Joseph and Omaha. j The ladies of the Utopia Card club were charmingly entertained last Wednesday by Mrs. Harry Duke. Mrs. C. H. Brink was the winner of the lone hand prize, Mrs. Richter won the first prize, and Mrs. P. J. Moran the consolation con-solation prize. The club will be entertained enter-tained by Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton at the Knutsford hotel on Wednesday, Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Egan are at home to their friends for the present at 211 South Sixth East street. Miss Kejth, Miss Anderson and Miss Bessie Anderson are now in Italy. They expect to sail for home Feb. 14. Miss Martha I. Watters leaves shortly short-ly to visit Mrs. S. H. Auerbach in New York. She will stop en route to visit her brother in Chicago. Mrs. Salisbury, Miss Salisbury and Miss Pope left Friday for the east. Mrs. Salisbury will join her sons in New York and Miss Salisbury goes to spend the holidays with Miss Pope in Denver. Mrs. Timothy Egan and Mrs. A. T. Egan will be at home to their friends on Wednesdays. Mrs. William McGrath and brother. Mr. James E. Paine, have returned from California. The members of the Sixty-three club were charmingly entertained by Mrs. TlTl-irl 1." . ; f Vi lot? ..-,,1- T"V, i were Dr. and Mrs. D. Moore Lindsay, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. Rooklidge, Mr. and Mrs. Caine, Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. William Will-iam Reid. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. James Neill, Misses Edna Shearman, Hanauer, Eloise Shearman. Woodward, Neill, Mamie Porter. Sadler, Afton Young, Jasmine Young. Messrs. Hanauer, Harry Har-ry Shearman, Hamilton Coffin, Dr. Mc-Elroy, Mc-Elroy, Major Hill. ' The announcement was made last week in the Denver Post of the engagement en-gagement of Miss Ruth Wolf of Denver Den-ver to Mr. Claud W. Freed of this city. The wedding will occur .Tan. 8 at the residence of Miss Wolf's sister, Mrs. George Dodge, and will be a quiet affair. The junior class of the High school gave a dancing party at the Ladies' Literary club Friday. The chaperones were Mrs. A. H. Boxrud. Mrs. II. G. HefCron, Mrs. J. S. Daveler, Mrs. N. A. Ransohoff, Mrs. O'Connor and Miss Bartch. Mrs. Emilie Minor, the artist, is seriously se-riously ill at Holy Cross hospital. w Miss Blaine, who has been the guest of Mrs. Salisbury, returned to her home in Montana last week. Mrs. Lamb, who has been visiting Mrs. E. F. Holmes, left for Park City Monday. Mr. Clarence K McCornick and Mr. W. G. Nebeker have returned from a several weeks' trip through Arizona. Miss Dooly has returned from Denver. Den-ver. Mr. David KeitlTand son David left for California on Friday, to be gone several weeks. Mrs. S. C. Adams arrived from Den ver last week, to be matron of honor to her sister, Miss McMillan. H. Jules Mailloux, representing a St. Louis house, arrived in the city last Tuesday. Mr. Mailloux is an enthusiastic enthusi-astic member of the local Elks, tuid spends a great part nf his time while on the road telling what great thinifj , will happen in Salt Lake uext ytar ut their annual convention. He states that he finds Elks ail along the line talking about , the event, which, in his opinion, means a large gathering next year. W. S. McCornick returr.e.l last Tuesday Tues-day from an extended eastern trip. David Keith last week purchased from M. H. Walker property in the rear of the Walker House for the sum ; of S',-100.. Senator Kearns will probably arrive in the city the first i next week. T. W. Howard of Bingham is spending spend-ing a few days in the city. Some prominent local musicians will give a musical and literary programme i at the state penitetiti;u-y on New Year's afternoon. Miss Mamie Henderson, who is attending at-tending St. Mary's academy, returns to her home at Thistle next Friday, to spend the holidays with her parents. The State Teachers' association will give a. reception in honor of Professor M. V. O'Shea at Christensen's on the afternoon of Dec. 7. It is expected that over J.Of'O guests will be present. The first annual ball of the Brotherhood Brother-hood of Railroad Trainmen took place last Tuesday evening in Christensen's hall. It was largely attended and proved a most enjoyable affair. The hall was decorated with red and green fiags, the emblem of the order, and the chandeliers hung with red and green lanterns. An immense headlight occupied occu-pied one corner of the platform. The orchestra was enlarged for the occasion and the dance music was of an unusually unusu-ally fine order. Dr. Ned W. Hewett, past master of the order, led the grand march. Franklin Frank-lin served a buffet luncheon throughout the evening. Following are the com- j mittees who had the affair in charge: Committee on Arrangements F. E. Ripley, C. B. Patterson, E. F. Snyder, W. T. Newby, W. H. F. Fergus. Reception Committee Dr. Ned Hewett, Hew-ett, R. A. Irvine, F. H. Mathews, S. E. McCandliss, Charles Rooney, Frank Thornberg, W. F. Malloy, J. O. Jessie. D. A. Creamer, M. Dorius. Thomas Kane. B. L. E. ; William Buttle, B. L. E. : E. C. Allen, O. R. C; Joe Coulton, O. R. C: Joe Wilcox, B. L. F.; M. J. Hogan, B. L. F. Floor Committee P. H.Derrig, J. C. Hanley, Ross Mahon, F. H. Yone, L. H. Shaumleffell. J. O. Woolwine, F. L. Walters, C. E. Stains. Decorating Committee A mel Sherer, E. H. Provost, A. E. Barker, S. r . Batchelor, J. H. Rader, C. H. Ferguson, Fergu-son, George McHugh. Among those present at the Second Assembly ball last week were Messrs. and Mesdames Holman, Burns Mac-donald, Mac-donald, J. W. Neill, J. T. White. J. N. Sharp, Worthington, J. E. Bamberger, W. H. King, Westervelt, Pearsall, Dana Smith. Charles Read, William Reid, R. H. Officer, R. C. Naylor, J. N. Sharp, Sol Siegel, W. H. Dale, S. V. Shelp, D. S. Murray, D. M. Lindsay, C. L. Rood, G. H. Smith, R. J. Glendinning, Bowen, F. E. McGurrin, G. K. Fisher, J. E. Caine, Jack Keith, M. A. Breeden, L. E. Riter, R. J. Coleman, R. F. Hay-ward, Hay-ward, H. Griswold, J. O. Cross, R. C. Gemmill, C. D. Rooklidge, Knight, J. IE. Jennings, Mesdames Boyd, George I F. Downey, William A. Akers, Smedley I Smith, Knickerbocker, Duke Baxter, Misses Burke, Weiler, Howat, Odell, ! Schoppe, Ivers, Breeden, Sherman, I Laura Sherman, Shearman. Edna Shearman, Dickson. Dern, Elizabeth Dern, Miller, Marge Miller, Salisbury, Neill, Saunders, McMillan, Young. Jasmine Jas-mine Young, Kanters, Read, Ridge, Leonard, Sharp, Donnellan, Culmer, Messrs. Thompson, Sadler, Wolf, Lawrence Law-rence Odell, Schoppe, B. X. Smith, C. B. Diehl, K. C. Park, Anderson, Over-field. Over-field. Nolan, Boyd, Breeden, Thomas, Brigham Cannon, Max Smith, A. B. Sawyer. C. A. Richardson, McCornick. Roberts, Blood. Coffin, Porter, Knickerbocker. Knick-erbocker. Schulder, Bracken. Browne, J. S. Chitchlow, J. F. Critchlow, Bow-en, Bow-en, F. C. Schramm, J. T. Goodwin, Burke. Skinner, Odell, Wells, Hampton, Hamp-ton, Will Thompson, Sam Porter, W. H. Cunningham, Campbell, D'k Sprague, Lieutenant Farrar, Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Piatt, Lieutenant Barry, Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Peyton. |
