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Wonman's Club.

What Constitutes Morality In Fic-
I tion?" was the subject of the lecture
delivered by Prof. George NJ. Marshall
before the Woman's club last Tuesday
afternoon. After a careful resume Of
the principles that determine what is
literature and what is not, Prof Mar
shall dealt with the title qquestion- He
said that literature, including fiction,
which leases one or has the effect of
inspiring the individual to higher
thought and action, would be called
moral, and that which has the effect
of depressing one, or of giving the
thought or emotions a downward
tendency, would be immoral. Prof.
Marshall illustrated this principle
strilingly by saying that he had heard
immoral sermons-sermonS that, al
though the motive impelling them was
high and enhobling, created, by the
manner of their presentation, a sensa-
ton of depression, rather than one of
inspiration. On the other hand, hooks
dealing with matters and natures ma
turaHy repulsive, may be so dealt with
as to bring into action only the best
and highest tendencies of mind and
heart.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day. Feb 2S The topics to be pre-
scented at that meeting are: Music In
the Public Schools and ''The Artistic
Supervision of Cities" The first topic
will be given by Mrs. a. V. Taylor.
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Dance at Landrum's.

The guests of the Normandy gave an
enjoyable dance at Landrums Wednes-
day evening. Among the dancers were
noticed Miss Dunford. Miss Dern, Miss
Dunbar, Miss Jeremy, Miss Horn, Miss
Lynch. Miss Corker, Mr.. John Riley,
Mr.. Armstrong, Mrs. Short, Mr.. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Steiner. Miss Burkett. Mr..
Landmesser. Miss Minnie Jones. Mr..
Smith. Mr. Steward, Mrs Dunford, Mr.
Allen, Mr.. Dugan. Mr.. futile. Mr.. Moy-
er. Mr.. Cleland, Mr.. Nolan, Mr.. Worse,
Miss Luce, Mr.. McCarrol, Mrs. Gaul,
Miss Mollinello, Mrs. Pettee the Misses
Snyder, Mrs. Joplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Toll
yer, Miss Godderd, Mrs. Bour-
gard. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Miss Mosby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, Miss Baum, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Robinson, Mr.. ]. H.
Watts, Miss Steward. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
a. Reeves. Mr.. Stranger. Miss Wheeler,
Miss Morris, the Messrs. Cross, Miss
Woolf, Mr. Snow, Mr.. Lollin, Mr..
Moore, Mr.. Holt, Mr.. Egan. Mr.. Green.
Mr. Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy,
Miss Cherry, Miss Ensign, Miss
Rancke, Miss Davis Miss Welby, Miss
PearSe Miss Lewis
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At Sixty-three

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Henry w.
Lawrence and Mrs. Joseph H. Young
gave an enjoyable affear at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence. The parlors were
frightened with flowers and ferns, and
through them were scattered small
tables at which siXty-three was played.
The score cards and tallies were small
Japanese scenes. while as counters
Japanese coins were used.
The invited guests were Miss Miller,
Miss Aft, Mrs. W. II. Bancroft, Mrs.
J. NJ Bidwell, Mrs. J. l.. Game, Miss
Crawford, Mrs D. c. Dunbar, Mrs
Burgess, Mrs. George NJ. DOwney, Mrs.
George F. Downey, Mrs. w
Mrs Z. r. Eldredge, Mrs. F.
J. Fabian, Mrs. Edward Ferry, Mrs.
Montague Ferry, Mrs. David Gregg,
Miss Gilmer, Mrs. Guyer, Mrs Gem
neil, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Hardness, Miss
Hardness, Miss Hanauer, Miss Hunt,
Mrs. Dockery, Miss Henderson, Mrs
Howard, Mrs. Thomas Jennings, Mrs.
F. w. Jennings, Mrs. J. r. Jennings.
Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. Walter
Jennings. Mrs. Kenneth Kerr, Mrs.
Lindsay, Mrs. Kleinschmidt, Miss Col
ton, Miss Lowe, Mrs. John Marshall,
Mrs. MARYLAND, Mrs. Miles. Miss Mason,
Miss Macintosh, Mrs David S. Muir
ray, Miss Murray. Mrs. Pollock, Mrs.
Post, Mrs. Sam c. Park, Miss Park, Mrs.
Charles Rooklidge, Miss RoOklidge,
Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. c. L. Robert
son, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Louise Smith,
Mrs. Sprague. Mrs. d. J. Sharp, Mrs.
J. y. Sharp. Mrs. Woods. Mrs. Witcher
Mrs Wallace, Mrs. Woodruff, Miss
Woodward, Miss Wallace, Mrs. J. NJ
Zane, Mrs Willard Young, Mrs. Briant
Wells, Miss Sadler, Miss June Sadler,
Miss Alton Young. Miss Jasmine
Young, Mrs. w. G. Sharp, Miss Thorn,
Mrs. A. B. Witcher Mrs. c. w. Ben
nett. Miss Davis. Mrs. Ewing, Mrs.
Costigan, Mrs. Welton of Detroit, Mrs.
David Hampstead Miss Sharp Mrs.
Robert Glendinning, Miss Kimball,
Miss Keogh, Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. J.
y. Franken. Mrs. G. L. Nye, Mrs.
Styer, Mrs. Fowler of California.
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Mrs. Brink Fntertains.

Mrs. c. H. Brink gave two delightful
affairs during the week. The first &C.
Cured on Wednesday. The decorations
were of a patriotic character, and were
carried out in an artistic fashion.
"Sixty-three' was the pastime. prizes
being won by Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Hol-
man.
The guests were Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
RintZ, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs.
Browning. Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Daveler,
Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Douglas,
Mrs. Ewing. Mrs. Gerrans, Mrs. Cen
ter. Mrs. Geddes. Mrs. Guyer. Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Human,
Mrs. Hoag Mrs. Hough. Mrs. Ingram.
Mrs. Keyes. Mrs. Linck, Mrs. II. w.
Lawrence. Miss Macintosh, Miss Paul,
Miss Preston, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Shelp.
Mrs. Grant, Miss Hough, Miss Kenyon,
Miss Walker, Mrs. w. C. Lewis. Miss
Porter.
The second affair occurred on Thurs
day. The decorations were similar to
those of the preceding day. Cards were
again enjoyed, prizes being won by Mrs.
Peaslee and Mrs Lyons.
Present We're Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Carson,
Mrs. ]. W. Young. Mrs. Lyon. Mrs
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Mrs. Wolstenholme,s Card Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Wolstenholme
gave very enjoyable party last Friday
night "SiXty-three' was played, the
first prizes being won by Mrs. T. r.
Ellerbeck and Mr.. J. Reiser. The
boobies by Miss Grace B1ntin and Mr.
u. Wolstenholme. Refreshments were
served at II O'Clock, after which Miss
Mabel lisa Bridgman and Mrs. J. Riser
gave piano solos. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. j.
Wolstenholme guitar Duets, and a
quartette composed Of Mr.. j. Riser, Mr..
J. r. Ellerbeck, Mr.. W. J. Wolsten-
holme and Mr.. Richter, accompanied by
Mrs Bridgman sang several very en-
joyable songs. At II o'clock cake was
given, Miss Bridgman playing The
Georgia Camp Meeting for it. Mr. ].
Riser as THE Girl From Tennessee"
and Mr.. w. j. Wolstenholme as Uncle
'Rastus" both in costume, was voted
the best, 1.-The Girl From Tennessee"
being particularly fine.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
o. Bridgman, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Ell
lerbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton, Mr..
and Mrs. Riser, Mr.. and Mrs. Richter.
Miss Bridgman, Miss Benton, Miss
Irene Clayton and Mr.. d. Wolsten-
hOlme
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For Miss Miller.

Miss Emily Miller of Kentucky was
the guest of honor at a Kensington
given Friday by Mrs. Gemmell and
Miss Kathleen Anderson. 4 souvenir
erab-bag was introduced during the
afternoon. each guest being required TO
write a poem on il. The result caused
much merriment. Miss ElOise Sherman
winning the prize.
The guests We're Miss Odell, Miss
Bird. Miss Beaslee, Miss Welby, Miss
Thorn. Miss Moore, Miss Sherman,
Miss Josie Katz, Miss Laura Sherman,
the Misses Howat, Miss Westerfeld,
Miss June Sadler, Miss Clark, Miss
Lawson. Miss Ella Lawson. Miss Irma
Aft, Miss Lena Preston. Miss Porter,
Mics Kessler, Miss Hunt, Miss Jen-
nings, Miss Groo.
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Gard PARTY.

Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence and Mrs
Joseph H. Young entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon, at the home of the
former. The decorations throughout
We're in the national colors, and were
very effective. Prizes for the game were
won by Mrs. F. A. Vincent, Mrs.
George A. Lowe and Mrs. Henry Sad
Ter.
The invited guests were Mrs. c. p.
Mason, Mrs. H. D. Niles, Miss Hartley,
Mrs. Paul, Miss Paul, Mrs. Plummer,
Mrs. Stanchfield, Miss Stanchfield, Mrs.
Lowe, Mrs. James. Mrs. Vincent, Mrs.
Sadler, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Sprague, Miss
Sprague, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. ]. r. Walker, jr., Mrs. Fred
Walker, Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Will
liams. Mrs. Rand. Mrs. Thomas Mar
shall, Mrs. Zane, Mrs. lie Grand Young,
Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. t. @.
Weber, Miss Weber, Mrs. Montgom-
cry, Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. T. c. Bailey, Mrs. Bascom, Mrs.
Brink, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Beattie, Mrs.
Billing, Mrs. Calvin, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Cheeseman, Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. Ec-
cles, Mrs. Ellis, Miss Ellis. Mrs. Mac
lean, Mrs. Forbes, Miss Forbes, Mrs.
Fenton, Mrs Gilmer, Mrs. Greenman,
Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Hood,
Mrs. Hampstead, the Misses Hemp
stead, Mrs Hancock. Mrs. Igleheart,
Mrs. Justice, Mrs. Julia KimbaH, Mrs.
Frank Kimball, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Law
renee, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Maynard, Mrs.
H. 2. Mason.
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Interesting Affair.

Judge and Mrs. W. y. Sherman hap
PLY celebrated the completion of their
new home last Tuesday. y few friends
were invited to attend the dedication
ceremony, which was read by Bishop
Leonard at o'clock Afterwards an
elaborate supper was served. The
beautiful new home was adorned with
flowers and palms, and the affair was
one of unusual pleasure to the guests,
among whom were Bishop and Mrs.
Leonard, Dean and Mrs. Halsey, Rev.
and Mrs. d. D. Wallace, Rev. Ellis
Bishop, General and Mrs. Penrose.
Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mr.. w. w. Stcd-
dart, Mr.. 4. E. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
w f. Ware and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
oliver
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Sons of the Revolution.

The Utah society, Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution, held its annual meet
ing at noon on Washington's birthday.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Louis n.
Farnsworth; vice president, DIR. Will
liam Winthrop Belts; secretary. George
Lowe Nye; treasurer DR.. Edward w.
Whitney; registrar. Ledyard NJ. Bailey;
chaplain, Rev. James B. Halsey: his
torian. Colonel John Q. Cannon; board
of managers, DIR. ]. C. Elliot King.
Hon. Heber NJ. Wells. Frank B. Steph-
ems. DR.. E. S. Wright and Frank d.
Hobbs. Considerable enthusiasm was
manifested by the members of the So
ciety in attendance at the meeting and
the prospects are good for a successful
year. The society decided to hold it's
annual dinner on April 49, the ami
versary of the battle of Lexington. A
committee on arrangements was APP
pointed and the dinner promises TO be
one of the notable events of the society.
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Reception at the Y. M. C. A.

The colonial reception at the Y. III. c.
A. Tuesday evening was the most de-
lightful affair ever given in the associa-
ton rooms. Mrs. Dickinson and her
associated in the auxiliary are to be
congratulated upon the able manner in
which all of the details of this success
full function were managed. The rooms
were most artiStically decorated, the
parlors with ferns and cut flowers, the
amusement rooms in the association
colors, blue and white, the reading
room in flags and shields and the re-
ception room with palms and national
colors In the decorations blue and
white hatchets played an important
part and produced some delightful eff
fects. Seventy-five ineandescent lights
and an equal number of gas jets aided
materially in identifying the apart
ments. From o'clock until II, the
rooms We're crowded with friends, the
number being between 400 and 500. The
ladies who served on the reception COM
mittee and those at the refreshment
tables were in colonial attire, some of
the dresses being very unique in style,
several of them over 100 years old. Dur
ing the evening Mr.. Augustus and a
dozen picked athletes gave a choice ex-
hibition of gymnastics which added to
the pleasure of the occasion. The Ia
uleS WHO StTNtu Oh iiit ItCtpltOH
mittee were: Mrs. Clarence T. Brown,
Mrs. w. II. Bagley, Mrs. d. H. Twomey,
Mrs. ]. H. Lakin. Mrs. Berkeley, Mrs.
Schenck. Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. L. G.
Miller Mrs. Crandall. Mrs. Heron and
Mrs. Giesy presided at the refreshment
tables in the Martha Washington par
Tor and Mrs. ]. w. Hughes and Mrs.
Peyton in the colonial room. They
were assisted by the following young
ladies': Misses Banker, Williamson,
Corser, Wiechert, Mayne. Schoppe, Day.
Studebaker, WhitteIhore, Brazer, Caul-
field, Clark and little Tillie Fannie AK
ton who was very cute at "Patsey
Curtis"
Miss Frances Qualtrough was chair
man of the amusement committee and
presided over a table on which were
the portraits of twenty well-known
characters of the days of 1875 and the
guests were requested to guess their
names.
AS souvenirs little blue and white
hatchets were given and Miss Heikes
had this in charge. Mrs. Jennie Pierce
was chairman of the decorating COM
mittee and Mrs. Hughes of refresh
ments. The ladies of the auxiliary are
very much encouraged at their success
and feel that it foreshadOws many de-
lightful affairs for the future.
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Social Notes.

Mrs. Tiernan and Mr.. Austin Tier
nan left yesterday for California
Mrs. Helen Root left Monday for New
York.
MIR. Joseph Jennings and daughter,
Miss Kittie Jennings, left for the east
on Friday.
Miss Grace Anderson returned Mon
day from Oakland. She was accom-
panied by Miss Donnellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bransford of CAL
ifornia visited Mrs. S. B. Emery during
the past week.
Monday evening Mrs. S. B. Emery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buffers, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. NJ. Clement and Mr.. Poullinger
witnessed the performance of La
Tosca" from box.
Mr. Edward Richards has gone to
Denver.
Mrs. j R. Ward, who has been Wis
iting friends in this city, left Wednes-
day for her home in Seattle.
Mrs. G. B. Pfoutz entertained the
Spirit of Liberty chapter. d. A. r., on
Washington's birthday. Besides the
members, a number of guests were
present to enjoy the interesting pro-
gramme.
o 9 <a
Mrs. S. ]. Lynn left Thursday even
ing for Honolulu.
g g @
Miss Newhouse has gone to Denver.
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Mr.. L. U. King has returned from the
east. Mr.. and Mrs. King will make
their home at the Grand.
O. g %
Mrs. J. E. Wiscomb entertained on
Thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown gave a
banquet on Monday evening at the Alta
club, in honor of the Republican men,
bers of the legislature. Covers were
laid for forty-twQ, and the decorations
were of the most elaborate description
O. g @
NJ ar1 MTs T-,ast r FIdredge en-
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Al Fort Dorplas.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Nelson gave a
dinner on Friday evening, in honor of
the lieutenants who are here being eX-
amined for promotion. The table was
decorated with pink carnations and
erns. The invited guests were Lieuten-
ant and Mrs Hickok, Lieutenant
Walsh, Lieutenant Walker and Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Dashiell.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather.
the regular weekly hop was well at
tended. Among those present fromthe
city were Mr.. and Mrs. hurry, Miss
Judge, Mr.. B. Smith and Mr.. Max
Smith.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dashiell enter
tanned Lieutenant and MIS-. Hickok Of
the Ninth cavalry at dinner on Thurs
day.
Miss Agnes Judge of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. Leavell this week.
Lieutenant r. D. Walsh, Fourth
United States cavalry, is the guest of
Major and Mrs. Birmirgnam.
Lieutenant Kenzie w. Walker. Ninth
cavalry, is the guest of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Nelson.
At the semi-weekly card club the la
dies prize, being a Wedgewood pitcher,
was won by Mrs. Cabaniss. and the
gentlemen's prize, being d card case,
was won by Lieutenant Murphy.
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Evening of National Songs.

An evening of national songs and
scenes was given Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Andrus at their
home on Second street. The parlors
were adorned with American flags, the
national colors being used in the color
scheme throughout the decorations.
Those who enjoyed the affair were
DR. and Mrs. Plummer. DR.. and Mrs.
Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. William lgleheart
Miss Igleheart. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Hills. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Lincoln Boggs, Mrs. Hanford. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. O. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mageath, Miss Lane, Madame Colburn.
Madame Hills and Mr.. Richard Col
burn.
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Colonial Affair.

4 colonial card party was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. S. D.
Evans and Mrs. r. J. Jolly, at the home
of the latter. The parlors were hand
somely decorated with red. white and
blue combined with the colonial colOrs.
Helen Evans and Stuart Jolly. dressed
as George and Martha Washington, adj
United the guests. The score cards
were scenes from colonial days. done IN
watercolors. while the TALES were cher
ries tied with the national colors, and
as counters miniature flags were used.
The guests were Mrs. Hal Brown,
Mrs. s. i. Boggs, Mrs. c. L. Peyton,
Mrs. f. b. Stephens, Mrs. ]. J. Judson,
Mrs. J. VI. Bowman, Mrs J. F. Evans,
Mrs. c. L. Rood, Mrs. Z L. Carpenter,
Mrs. J. W. Christy Mrs. G. NJ. Forbes,
Mrs. John Reed. Mrs. II. z. Henderson,
Mrs NJ B. Whitney, Mrs. Ira LYONS,
Mrs l. H Farnsworth, Mrs. II. J. Di-
ninny, Mrs. A J. Hosmer, Mrs. A. T.
Moon, Mrs. 3. A Mcmillan, Mrs. w
w. Armstrong, Mrs. ]. X. Shaw, Mrs
c. Warnock Mrs. D. II. Twomey, Mrs
]. Beattie. Mrs. w. c. Barry. Mrs. F.
d. Bickford. Mrs. L. Elliott, Mrs. c. II.
Jacobs. Mrs. Z. d. Hobbs, Mrs. r c.
Miss Bransford, Miss Stella Bransf0rd
Miss Beattie, Mrs. c. 3. Makland, Mrs
c. c. Plummer. Mrs. ]. S. Kinkead,
Mrs. T. Dickert. Mrs. S. B. Emery, Mrs.
C H Brink. Mrs. +. b. Choate, Mrs.
]. NJ. Zane, Mrs. f F McGurrin, Mrs
A. f. Welby, Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon, Mrs.
/ H. Human, Mrs. ". ]. Caverly, Mrs
w. P Lynn. Mrs. ]. c Andrews, Mrs
A. G. Andrews, Mrs. H. G. Twomey,
Mrs, c. c. Dey Mrs D. S. Taggart,
Mrs. G. w. Whitney, Mrs a McKaig.
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On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Barnes entertained at their home,
23S South Sixth East. Sixty three"
was played, dainty refreshments were
served and portion of the time was
spent in singing and conversation.
Present were Miss Julia Jones, Mrs.
Hillstead. Mr.. r. w. Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C. Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Needham, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ham
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. ,Knowlton, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Judges, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Mel
son, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Barnes, and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph P Evans.
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Dinner at the Woman's Exchange.

MIR. W. H. Cunningham entertained
at dinner at the Woman's exchange
Wednesday evening. The table was
prettily decorated with flowers and
ferns. The center was of ferns, sur
mounted by the American flag, and at
each place was large bunch of Cali
fornia violetse
The affair was given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Wertheimer. To meet them
were invited Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Gemmell, Mr..
II w Mason
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An Afternoon, With the Poets.

At the home of Mrs. Rathbun on last
Tuesday the ladies of the First Metho-
ternoon. The parlors were artistically
decorated in the national colors, and a
large and appreciative audience list
ened to a well-rendered programme,
after which delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Rathbun was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. w. w. Rivers, Mrs. Miles,
Mrs. r. N. Hess and Mrs. w. d. Yingst
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Opal Club Ball.

Owing to the success of the last ball
given by the Opal club, it will give an
other. by special request, on Thursday,
March ., which promises to surpass the
former in every particular. The mem
beTs are making a special effort for it's
complete success, and arrangements are
being made to have a grand march and
cake walk under the direction of Pro-
fessora Christensen and Berry.
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Surprise Party.

Miss Lillian Jeffs was surprised by a
number of friends Monday evening.
Games and cards, followed by tempting
refreshments, made the evening a pleas
ant one.
The guests were Miss Sophia Mat
thews Miss Annie E,lkins, Miss Ed
wards. Miss Taylor, Miss Barbank Miss
Hanson, Miss Haslam, Miss Priest, Miss
Mcmillan. Miss Pearson, Miss Thomas,
Mesers, Grifiths, Williams. Jones. Ost-
ler, Gillespie, Elkins, Taylor, Oliver,
Morgan, Williams, NealsOn.
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Entertainment at the Literary Club

The birthday of the Ladies' Literary
club was celebrated at the club house
on Friday afternoon, and was one of
the most enjoyable affairs in the his
tory of the club. Besides the regular
and honorary members, a number of
guests were present.
During the afternoon two hundred
and eighteen dollars was contributed to
be used towards clearing the indebted
ness on the club house. OF this sum
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir generously
contributed fifty dollars.
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Dinner and Cards at the Kenyon.

At the Kenyon Thursday evening Miss
Mamie Porter gave an elaborate dinner,
followed by few games of cards. The
dining room decorations were especi-
ally attractive. covers being laid for
twenty. Prizes for cards were won by
Miss Ode]l. Mr.. Chris Diehl and Mr..
Stanley Price.
The guests were Miss Louise Odell,
Miss Howat, Miss Bird, Miss Frances
Howat, Miss Terhune. Miss Preston,
Miss Margaret Howat. Miss Florence
Howat, MIR. Chris Diehl. Mr.. Dana Nc
Clearly, Mr.. Sam Porter, Mr.. Stanley
Price. Mr.. Joseph Richards, Mr.. Nickel
lar Mr.. Goodwin and Mr.. Taylor.
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Weddings of the Week.

The wedding of Miss Fay Woolf and
Mr.. Sam c. Lichtenstein took place
Wednesday evening in the synagogue
at Omaha. The happy couple Will make
Salt Lake their home.
Miss Agnes Pringle and Mr.. Alex
ander F. Moore were married Thursday
evening at the brides home on NJ
street. Rev. Clarence T. Brown per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of the relatives and near friends.
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The Lenten days have so far made
little difference to the sociailv-inclined.
The past week was filled with delight
full affairs. many of the festivities clus-
tering around TNashington's birthday.
For the remaining days of the week
luncheons and teas frightened the
afternoons, while theatre parties and
home affairs filled the evenings with
pleasure
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Theatre Party.

Miss Clara Clawson and Miss Bertha
Benedict gave a theatre party Wednes-
day evening to witness the performance
of "A Trip TO Africa" Their guests
were Mrs Benedict. Mrs. Ellerbeck,
Miss Farnsworth, the Misses Ellerbeck,
Mrs. Beer.
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Murray en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday even
ing, in honor of Mr. Lewis Morrison
and Miss Morrison. Besides the guests
of honor, there were present Mrs. Kirt-
land, Miss Murray, Mr.. John Critch-
low, Mr.. w. II. Irvine and MIR. Mark
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You and I CRYSTAL Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey entertained the
You and 1 Crystal club on Thursday
evening The hostess was presented
with a crystal water set. For the game
of Might've, prizes were won by Mrs.
Culver, Mrs. Strickland, Mr.. ]. D. Ford
and Mr.. GALLAGHER.
The club will be entertained next
week by Mr.. and Mrs. GALLAGHER.
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The Reviewers.

The Reviewers viii meet tomorrow
with Mrs Charles G. iPlummer. The
programme for the afternoon will be
furnished by Mrs. ]. c. Royle and Mrs.
F. A. Vincent. a
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lily Miller of Kentucky. There were
present to meet Miss Miller, Miss Kath
leen Anderson, Miss Fanny Bird. Miss
Kessler, Miss Griffin, Miss Kenyon,
Miss Terhune, Miss Irma Aft, Miss
Porter and. Miss Jasmine Young.