Show little in the social whirl was expected for this week and bow well those expectations were realized Is evidenced by the lew social happenings to chronicle more bazaars and holiday preparations pa rations have commanded the attention of all the coming week will be somewhat livelier as several elegant affairs are now the topic of social chat among them being the ball by the A 0 U W at Christen sens hall on monday and the dance party by bernard spencer on friday at the same hall EVENING OF AMUSEMENT affording an evening of unbounded delight was the entertainment and card party given by the fraternal union members for their families and friends wednesday the of P hall was the cosy quarters selected for the pleasures the beginning of which was the presentation of an excellent pro gramme consisting of selections oa the violin piano and cornet a recitation by little miss edith corey and a short address on the principles and benefits of the order by mr stillwell card tables were then placed and for several hours following high five commanded the guests attention prizes wera awarded thus first prize ladies a decorated tray mrs brantley consolation a deck of cards mrs W H wattis and booby miss belle slater gents first prize a glove box P consolation deck of cards M vandyke and booby L C hlll lamson light refreshments concluded the evenings pleasure to the satisfaction is of all participants EVENING AT CARDS cards and music at the home of mr and mrs P chatelain on wednesday rendered the evening a pleasant one for the guests at that home that evening refreshments too were indulged in the participants being misses browning blair brown and pidcock browning mcgregor mcgovern pidcock and THE COTERIE acain has it been demonstrated that among the high alms of this club its social phase Is not overlooked oveT looked baat tuesday la coteries guests tbt following ladles Mesu amee kirk ages adny grant bent cannon klebel and the misses agee kimball walker and stowe received a cordial welcome from the hostess mr borlew and the members it iwas a gala day in the clubs annals and falling it did upon the one hundredth anniversary of ithe death of while france was tho topic of discussion the parlors were festooned festoon ed with american flags and the blue white and red of france it being also the last meeting of the century we were afforded lampsa of the past in listening to the rising ct a newspaper dated 1800 this was followed by two selected soles by mrs fred adams that received warm applause dihe topic old paris was cleverly bandied by mrs bigelow ii a series of letters purporting to have been written in the year 1486 in which che deftly pictured life in paris at that early a ans agea and mrs bent rendered borne brilliant piano duets at table where all were presented with the fleurdelys fleur dells frances national and emblem mrs kimball responded to the toast washington with a beautiful poem which with her gift of ferns from sit vernon made the realistic mrs fletcher greeted our guests with a series of bons that created ripples of merriment as each name wae adroitly played upon the 1 accepted with appreciation the invitation of mrs F J cannon to at her home january 8 1901 an event commanding the attention of a fashionable audience was the lecture recital of monday night by prof goddard of salt lake given at the tabernacle other than the instructive and interesting address by that gentleman on thea voice and singing commendatory mend atory vocal selections were given by prof goddard and miss harring ton and inspiring numbers by mr mcclellan of the tabernacle choir salt lake continued on page eight SOCIETY MUSICAL EVENT the methodist was filled with a most enthusiastic and appreciative audience last evening to bear the much talked of organ and vocal recital given by prof thomas and miss anna wennifred stuart the name of prof radcliffe is dear to the hearts ot all our music loving people seldom has such a classical program been heard in ogden and the audience was loath to allow to leave the organ and with characteristic te good nature he responded to repeated encores miss stuart recently from portland oregon who came to us so highly recommended more ban fulfilled the expectations of the audience ogden audiences have seldom listened to a singer off the operatic stage possessing a voice equal to miss stuarts miss stuarts voice has a remarkable range and her high and low tones were heard to especial advantage in im awa jean and her masterpiece of the evening dietl signer miss stuart came out in simple girlish way and held her audience spell bound antl the last note of this difficult song her expression Is simply perfect and her sustained notes are unequalled unequal led the audience was composed not only of ogden musicians but a goodly of sail lake musicians were here to attend the recital and they predict for miss stuart a brilliant future scotch ballads are always popular and the sparkling little piece my laddie was a gem following this was pm awa jean in direct contrast showing the absolute control miss stuart has of her voice also into prominence the rich low tones so seldom heard in a soprano miss stuart will make ogden her home for the winter FAREWELL GREETINGS one of the happiest reunions of the season took place last night at the residence of mr and mrs W S connell on fourth street in this city it was a farewell party given in honor of their daughter who has suffered several very long sieges of serious illness from which she is now convalescent indeed we may say she has completely recovered she is about to depart tor her new home in salt lake city and a large number of her friends assembled to otter congratulations ions and farewell greeting after spending a few hours in a pleasant game at high five mr C E Sherm anand mrs albern alien winning the highest prizes and mr A alien and miss M M hall the booby prizes the guests sat down to a sumptuous repast after supper the merry company engaged in various games it was with great pleasure that her friends witnessed ibe alacrity with which mrs aler moved through the apartments and the grace with which she presided over her department of the feast she leaves ogdan with the regrets ot many but with the sincere wish of all that in her new home she will enjoy continued health and life as long as life Is desirable the entire preparation tor the event was the cheerful labor of her mother mrs E M connell among those present who participated on the occasion were mr and mrs W S connell mrs J H aler mr J and miss M M hall mr and mrs C E sherman mr and mrs J G read mrs clayton mr A wallington mr and mrs J W taylor and mr and mrs A F mr and mrs D L lee announce the of their daughter miss nellie to mr geo H snively the wedding will take place gome time this month the rathbone sisters bazaar held at the K of P ball was a drawing card tor lovers of the beautiful the forepart of the week the display was a most i creditable one and netted a neat sum for the promoters monday next hall will be the acen of a dance by the A 0 U W which promises everything in tha way of and attendance w tuesday and wednesday the days taken up by the bazaar of the good wore marked by society devotees in great numbers in at on that handsome display the lady maccabee ball given by silver hive no 1 L 0 T M 0 T W at hall thursday evening was a delightfully informal affair and no ono could doubt that those present spent a very happy evening and they will be glad to learn that tho lady of sliver hive intend giving another ball in the near future THE NAT BRIGHAM LECTURE on wednesday evening next at 8 nat brigham a former resident of utah well known to all old utahna will lecture at the congregational church for the benefit of the public library 1 it Is not often that such a treat Is i M to be secured literary musical and artistic he will lecture either on queer corners of our continent or the grand canon of arizona his magnificent ent voice lends an added charm to his words and may be heard in icv eral weird indian songs before the evening Is over the lecture Is illustrated by excellent views robert J Durdel teays of him the mantle of has not fallen upon brigham he has a better one of his i own preparations are complete to eat large audience admission 25 acts |