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Show Society PLEASANT EVENT AT BARLETT HOME. Last evening, Mrs. Grayco Russell Bartlett delightfully entertained at her home, 2854 Grant avenue In compliment, com-pliment, to" Mrs. Dr. Frank. Kaiser BartletL who was Miss Mary A. Pax-ter Pax-ter before her marriage to Dr. Bartlett Bart-lett October 26, at Aurora, Illinois. The early part of the evening was pleasantly spent at needlework Interspersed Inter-spersed with musical numbers by Miss Madeline Lauzon and Mrsi, Grayce Bartlett. Mrs. Myrtle Thatcher Sooy sang two -solos, "I Hear You Calling Call-ing Me." and "A Perfect Day," in her usual sweet voice. Later Mrs. Bartlett served a perfectly per-fectly appointed luncheon. The table m ". i 2HlvT9IF Mrs. Bartlett. was exceptionally preltj with cluny lace dollies over pink satin and as the central decorative piece was a large mirror and a tall cut glaBS vase of dainty pink and white asters. Hand-tinted Hand-tinted cards designated each guest's place and were in pink and white, as were the favbrs. Tho color scheme was also carried out in tho refreshments refresh-ments served. Covers were laid for the following: Miss Henrietta Meyer, Miss Ida Re-berg, Re-berg, Miss Norma White, Miss Mario Ma-rio Sanford, Miss Mario Farrell, Mrs. F. K. Bartlett. Miss Harriett Kanzler. Miss Madeline Lauzon. Miss Ardell Browning, Miss Emer Sanford, Mrs Charles J Humphris, Mrs. Myrtle Thatcher Sooy, Miss Pearl Bowman and Mrs. Grayce Bartlett. VISITED COAST CITIES. Mrs. D. M Flaherty has returned to Ogden after a pleasant three months' visit in San Francisco and other coast cities. RETURNED HOME. Mrs. E. W. Nichols, 970 Twenty-fourth Twenty-fourth street, returned home yesterday yester-day from a four months' trip to the coast. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. Wednesday night at S o'clock in the parlors of tho First Methodist Episcopal Episco-pal Church tho Intermediate League will give an entertainment consisting of drills, songs, recitations, and other exercises. They will bo assisted by several adults who will give musical and dramatic numbers. No admission will be charged, and every one is cordially cor-dially invitod. MARTHA SOCIETY'S EIGHTH ANNUAL AN-NUAL BALL. The society folks of Ogden have been decidedly busy for the past fow days preparing for the Martha So ciety eighth annual ball to bo held at the Berthana tomorrow evening and this year the affair will undoubtedly undoubt-edly be more largely attended than ever before and probably more thoroughly thor-oughly enjoyed because of the spacious spa-cious ball room and reception rooms afforded At present over three hundred tick-eta tick-eta have been sold and undoubtedly a great many more will have been disposed of before Wednesday evening. eve-ning. The entire membership of the Martha Mar-tha Society form tho reception committee com-mittee and other committee members are as follows- Tickets Mesdames E. M. Conroy, Thomas D. Dee, E. O. Wattis, M. S Browning, William Wright, Joseph Wright, Ezra Rich, J. H. Spargo, Hugh Wood. D. C. Eccles, Ralph E. Bristol, II. H. Spencer, Mary Fitzgerald, 11. C. Blgelow and A. C. Hibbs. Refreshments Mrs. R. B. Porter, Mrs. Joseph Wright, Mrs. R. T. Hume. Punch Mrs. I. L. Reynolds. Music and Program Mesdames E. M. Conroy. D. C. Eccles and R. E. Bristol Decorations Mrs. J. S. Lewis. Tickets at Door Mrs. Ad Kuhn Hall Mrs. R. B. Porter, Mrs. D. C. Eccles. Floor Managers Lawrence Dee and Royal Eccles. |
