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At Tea.

The Misses Sue and Stella Clark en-
tertained last Monday afternoon at a
very pleasant tea in honor Of Miss
Corey Ferguson. The house decorations
We're most beautiful. the parlors being
in white and yellow. while in the din
ing room the pink and white of the
wedding decorations were shown. At
the tea table each guest drank from a
dainty manipulated cup which was
later presented 10 the guest OF honor.
The place cards consisted OF tiny cards
with the written fortune of each guest.
The cake containing ring was cute
and the ring fell 10 Miss Nettie Lam
bourne. The guests present TO meet
Miss Ferguson were Mrs. BOnnemort.
Mrs. Dunyon, Miss May Crane. Miss
Amy Erickson, Miss Mary Mcleod,
Miss Myra SOwles, Miss Mary Mayne,
Miss Nettie Lambourne and Miss
Florence Dow.
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spHE first week in the autumn
month has passed, and the quiet
OF the social world is still almost
unbroken. The people who have spent
the vacation out Of town are beginning
10 return, and those who have spent
il here are leaving. so the real trend
OF the autumn affairs is not vet evil
dent The fall marriages. however. are
well under way. and the past week
recorded a number OF Cupid's victims.
In the near future there are 20 be
many more. and great number of the
social events VIII be those In honor Of
people approaching the altar.
The reopening OF the theatrical sea-
son has given an opportunity FOR an
other diversion. and number OF small
theatre parties were enjoyed during the
past week The autumn season at the
ever-popular Country club is well on
and the bright days Of this month and
the next promise TO be delightful there.
The real games are played at this time
and the more leisurely amusements
only are for the summer season.
Altogether, the autumn gives promise
OF many gayeties, and when the resorts
are all closed and the people At home
once more, there will doubtless be
plenty doing.
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Luncheon and Cards.

A most unique party was that Civ
en- Friday afternoon at the Amelia
palace, az which Miss ShoOp OF Mis-
souri, was the guest of honor. a large
card party, at which nearly fifty guests
were entertained. was preceded by a
course luncheon. the guests being seat
"a al the small card tables. on each
table was a high vase OF bright pur-
pie asters, and the other decorations
we're OF the same shade Place cards
Tor the luncheon were OF white. with
the crest OF the house in gold. During
the time Of luncheon the Niles Mando-
I'm orchestra furnished delightful
music
Al the conclusion OF the meal. the
guests adjourned 10 the upper floor.
ana later returned 10 the tables for the
game which was sirty-three. Each
guest was given a large garden hat
Ior taliying. and for each game won.
punch OF flowers was awarded When
the party was ended. immense bows OF
satin ribbon were given 20 each OF the
tnree having the handsomest hat. Miss
Weber won a beautiful bow OF cream
satin ribbon, Mrs. Ferris was award
60 blue bow. while a black bow fell
rs a consolation 10 Mrs. Howard. Mrs
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Afternoon Party.

Miss Marguerite Donnellan was the
guest OF honor at "A very delightful
afternoon party given last Wednesday
by Miss Beatrice O'Connor. Yellow and
white were the colors used in the house
decorations. and marguerites were the
flowers chosen. Sixty-three was the
game played. and later a musical con-
test was enjoyed. Place cards for the
game were hand decorated. with a de-
sign in harguerites. The prize was
won by Miss Winnie Lynn, and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. p. o.
Perkins. Miss Elsie Dickert, Miss Eva
Riohardon and Miss Sadie Wolbers of
Atchison. The young ladies present
were Mrs. Charles w. Lawrence, Mrs.
A. B. Witcher. and the Misses June
BintZ, Susie Sawyer, Winnie Lynn,
Jennie Lynn, Virginia Breeder, Eliza
bert Palmer Helene CritZer, Lena
Myres. Bessie CritZer. Eva Richardson.
Eva Mason. Louise BascOm. Hazel
Stevens. ROsalie Cope. Irma Watson.
Nellie Cullen, Mercy Berkeley, Norma
Dickert.
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Kensington.

Miss Marjorie Ellerbeck entertained
at a very delightful Kensington Wed
nesday afternoon. Besides the sewing
time which was well spent an. hour
was devoted 20 a most interesting
guessing game. The faces OF famous
actresses and actors were shown, and
Miss Aileen Crismon was awarded the
prize for guessing the greatest num-
Der. The house was prettily decorated
for the affair, the Japanese idea being
well carried out. The prevailing color
was red, and red asters and chrysan-
themums We're used in profusion. The
guests were Misses Edna Bailey. Anna
Adams, June Mcintyre, Eveline
Thomas. Daisy Raybould. Chetchia
Wells. Genevieye Clarke. Lucille Tay-
Tor. Edith Sharaden. Edith Kingsbury.
Aileen Crismon. Vivian Little, Mrs.
sydney Beatty. Luella Spence. Leta
Rawllns. Abbie Wells, Helen Gillespie,
Pauline Terhune. Ella Mantor, Laura
Billings, Mary Sharp. Carrie Sapping-
ton, Edith Hale. Misses Cooper, Mrs.
VIII Ellerbeck.
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Marriages.

The weddings OF the past week have
been numerous, and some very notable
ones were among them. Beginning the
week with a wedding In high society
on Sunday last, Miss LYDIA Gray Ridge,
formerly OF Kansas city, was married
20 Nj. George Raymond Walker. The
young people left the same day for a
bridal trip 20 the coast, whence they
will return to make their home in
Salt Lake.
The marriage of Miss Corey Fcrgu-
son and DR.. +. L. Albritton was. SOL
smnlzed on Thursday, and was followed
By a large and elaborate reception at
the home OF the brides mother. Dr.
and Mrs. Albritton will live in Kali
spell. Mont. after a short trip through
the northwest.
Miss Gertrude Felt and Mr.. n. F.
kimball were married the same day
and the beautiful quiet home wedding
was followed BY a wedding supper TO
a few OF the most intimate friends OF
the families. Mr.. and Mrs kimball are
Ia their new home al l2l Fourth street
where they will see their friends after
the Goth OF the month.
The marriage of Miss Hester Cannon
and Mr.. Daniel Il. Richards took place
Wednesday morning at the salt Lake
temple. and was followed by a we'd
ding breakfast In the morning. and a
reception early In the evening. Mr..
and Mrs Richards left Wednesday
evening for a trip TO New Orleans.
Among the weddings of the coming
week are that of Miss Mabel Kath-
crime Wallace and Mr. Fred w. Rey-
nolds, which takes place Tuesday
morning at the home of the brides
parents, and that OF Miss Ruby Wells
and Mr.. +. l.. Moore, which will be
solemnized Thursday az the home OF
Miss Lyde Wells.
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Jessie Anderson viii also remain
abriad.
Mrs. H. E. Keller and Miss May
Jermey leave Sunday morning for
Seattle to visit Mrs. Fred Christensen.
Mrs. Alex Mcdonald returned after
a pleasant summer spent with her
daughter and frieads in Baltimore,
Washington and Atlantic City.
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Miss Katherine Mcdonald has re-
turned from Colorado. where she has
been visiting the past month in Glen
wood. Colorado Springs and Denver.
Miss o. X. McGraw was the guest
OF honor at lake party Thursday
evening. Elaborate refreshments were
served. after which the party INDUCED
In dancing.
Mrs. Bersbach and Miss Amy Bers-
bach Of Chicago will reach the city to-
day and viii be the guests for SONS
time of Mrs. and Miss Porter at the
Kenyon.
Mr.. Arthur j. Lowe. jr.. arrived in the
city Saturday morning from Colorado
and viii remain here several days, Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Lowe. 70 East Third South street.
Mrs. r. f. Kinsey has returned from
Denver. where she has been on a sum
mer's visit with her daughter, Mrs. A.
h. Cowie. Mrs. Cowie accompanied
her mother home and will remain here
W.. -
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Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Heighs of SIS
East First South left yesterday on a
trip 10 Detroit. Mich. and Niagara
Falls. n. Y. Mrs. Heighs will visit
her old home at Keota, Ia, before re-
turning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis c. Prest and
little daughter, Emily, after spending
a month in the city, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hornbeak OF 341 First
street, have returned to their home,
East Orange, n. ].
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tibbals and
daughter, Mildred, left Monday for the
east, where Miss Mildred will enter
school, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbals will
make an extended visit before return
ing.
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Miss Sarah <Denison and Miss Eva
Suydam have returned TO their home at
Lyndhurst, n. ]. They have spent the
summer with Mrs. Z. L. Jones. and are
accompanied on their return by Miss
Marian +. Jones. who will continue her
studies in New York.
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Mr.. Tilman Emery. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Carthy, left Thursday evening for the
east. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy win
leave next Wednesday, Mrs. Mccarthy
going direct 10 Syracuse, and Mr.. Me
Carthy to his ranch in Texas.
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in the week for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton French at the Annie I.au-
RE mine.
Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Annette
Ferguson are home from a summer
outing at Brighton,
Judge and Mrs. Morris Sommer and
son viii leave the list OF next month
for an eastern trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Beattle will be
at home after this week in their new
home at a X street.
Mrs. George w. Snow and daughters
and Miss June Whittemore have re-
turned from Denver.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre viii leave
shortly for Washington, where she VIII
continue her studies.
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Mrs. Harry Hathaway viii be in the
city shortly 10 visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Groo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Whitney and
Mr.. and Mrs, George d. Piper have
returned from Brighton.
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Miss Davenport OF Helena, Mont, is
the guest for a short time Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford S. Pearsall
The Misses Louise and Lille Rich
ards viii sail from Boston for Paris
on the oath of the month.
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Mrs. w. c. c0ulson has gone to
Colorado Springs TO spend few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Keyes left Fri
day for New York, where they viii
remain till late in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Judson and Mr.
and Mrs Frank B. Stephens will spend
tod at the Walker farm.
Mr. Frank NJ. Steiner of Minheapoli:
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner
at their home on r street.
Miss Mary C. May and her mother
Mrs. n. C. Milligan, are at home al
955 East First South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rood wht
have spent the past month on the
coast, returned Wednesday.
Miss Maude McCargear has Miss
Inez Secrist of Chicago, who is on the
way 10 the coast, as her guest.
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Mrs. A. M. Howard and family hav,
returned from Silver Lake. where they
have spent part of the summer.
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Mr.. Philip Jack of Iowa, who ha:
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man, left Friday for the coast.
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Mr.. A. G. Smedley of Kentucky i!
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Smedle,
on his way home from the coast.
! Miss Adams. who has been the CUES
of General and Mrs. Penrose at For
Douglas, leaves today for the east,
Mrs. A. B. Greeson and daughter
Hnda, have returned from a pleasan
outing of three months in California.
Misses Florence and Clara Hall viii
| leave for the east tomorrow. Wheru
! they will resume their college work.
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Mrs. z. F. Daft and daughter hav,
returned from California, where the,
spent the summer visiting relatives.
Miss Floy Smith of Chicago. who ha
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d
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At Dinner.

Mrs. BOnnemort was the hostess at
very prettily arranged dinner Civ
en- Tuesday evening in honor Of the
Rev. Or. Albritton and his son, DR.. F.
l.. Albritton. Pink and white were the
colors chosen for the table decorations,
the centerpiece being a high vase of
pink asters on a bed Of pure white. Al
each OF the four corners masses OF the
white were surmounted by the pink
and streamers Of green radiated from
the center. Covers were laid for
twelve. the other guests Deing Mr.. and
Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4
Erickson. MIR. and Mrs. n. A. Dunyon,
Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Peasley, Mrs. Damon.
Miss Ferguson and Mr.. Elmer Albrit-
ton.
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Spencer. left Tuesday for her home in
Chicago.
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Mrs. Francis G. Luke. who has been
visiting in California and the north
west, returned Tuesday TO her home.
Miss Laura Bransford. who has been
visiting at the Amelia palace for the
summer, left yesterday for her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker and their
daughter. Miss Lena Hague. are home
from visit of some time on the coast.
Miss Anna Hartman. the guest of
Mrs Zeno Barnes for the past month.
viii leave tonight for her home in Seat
tie.
Mrs. NJ. S. Lacy of Colorado Springs
viii reach the city shortly and win be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. E. Rich
ards.
Mrs. Simon of Portland. who has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Jacob Moritz, returned Monday 70 her
home.
Rabbi NJ. p. jacobson left during the
week for his home in Shreveport, La,
after a pleasant visit with friends in
the city.
Mrs. William Ringert and son. Paul,
returned early in the week from a
three months' visit with relatives in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Robert ]. Glendinning left Mon
day for New York. where she will
spend some time with her mother. Mrs.
Hubbard Reed.
Mrs. George futile of st. Louis. who
has spent the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace, returned during the
week to her home.
The Misses Cooper of Seattle, who
have been visiting friends in the city
during the summer, will leave tomor-
row for their home.
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Mrs. Sarah Moore. who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Wilkes. left early in the week for her
home in Washington.
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Mrs. Harriet Congdon. who has been
visiting Mrs. L. E. Hall has gone TO
Troy, n. Y, where she will teach in
the Emma Willard school.
Mrs. Benedict. who has spent the past
three months in Anaconda with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cowan. has returned
TO the city and is at the Halls.
Mrs. Longmaid and the Misses Long
maid. who have spent the summer
with Miss Sherman. left early in the
week for their home in Helena.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. DAILY left Thurs
day for trip to New York. They will
stop at all the leading cities en- route.
and will be gone several weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. Munroe and Miss
Olive Munroe, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lincoln Boggs through
the summer, left early in the week for
their home In Pittsburg.
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Mrs. Warren c. Bogue and her two
daughters, who have spent the sum
mer at the home of Mrs. Bogue's par
ents in Michigan, returned Friday and
are at home at 1861 Military avenue.
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Miss Mary Louise Anderson and Miss
Margaret Keith are still enjoying their
tour of the continent. Miss Anderson
win return TO the city this fall. but
Miss Keith will enter school in Paris,
and remain some time longer. Miss
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Coming Events

The programme for Miss Agatha
Berkhoels testimonial concert 20 be
given al the theatre tomorrow evening
has been arranged and promises 20 be
one OF the best heard here. Miss Berk-
hoei win be assisted by such we'll known
artists as Mr.. Shepherd. Miss Sharp.
Miss Ferrin Mr.. SHELTON, Professor
Mcclellan and the Graham-Ashworth-
Robinson-Squlres male quartette.
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The engagement OF Miss Mile Pin
ney and Mr.. Arthur J. Lowe. jr.. was
formally announced at the thirty-fifth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pinney, Saturday evening. Au-
gust Is. The marriage viii take place
this month.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Henriet-
Ga b., 10 Mr.. Chester II. Alkire Of State
line, The marriage viii take place In
December.
The marriage OF Miss Vera Cannon
and Mr.. Heber Sharp will take place
Tuesday, the 18th OF the month,
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding reception of Pearl G. Cation and
Julian r. Smith. Wednesday evening.
at the home OF Mrs. j. T. HodsOn.
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Dr. and Mrs. Jack Keith win receive
their friends next Friday evening from
am II, 20 meet Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
B'yth. ST.. OF Evanston. Wyo.
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Mrs. F. W. Francis and Mrs. c. 3.
BIakely have invitations out for a re-
ception az the home o0 Mrs. Francis.
next Thursday afternoon from . TN
o'clock
Mrs. II. n. Mayo viii entertain at a
large card party on Wednesday. Sept
et
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Thursday evening. and later at small
5 o .
Last Tuesday Judge and Mrs. Nor
ris Sommer gave q dinner in honor of
Mrs. George imbry Of st. Joe, No. for
merly Of this city.
Mrs. James A. Miner entertained at
two pleasant card parties during tine
week. one on Wednesday and one on
Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. J. ]. Judson gave a very pret-
tily arranged luncheon on Friday in
, honor OF Mrs. J. +. Evans OF Denver,
who is visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Bowman.
Miss Hazel Stevens gave a pleasant
Kensington Friday afternoon, at which
girls who will leave during the mont
! for school in the east.
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Miss Gertrude Mayer entertained a
merry party Of young girls at a delight
ful analr yesterday afternoon In honor
OF the Misses Cooper or Seattle, who
Will leave tomorrow for their home.
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Mrs II. d. Niles and Miss Bessie
Niles entertained at an Informal even
Ing party Wednesday for Mr.. Frank
Niles, who viii leave during the COM
Ing week 10 enter school at MERGERS
| burg.
The guards of the Silver Maple circle.
| Women OF Woodcraft, viii give a card
social Friday evening at the /. o. o. F.
temple on Market street. All the Wood
men and Women OF Woodcraft are in
vited TO be present.
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The marriage of Miss Annie G.
! Thompson and Mr.. George Theodore
Halliday was sOlemnized in the Salt
Lake temple on Wednesday, Aug. II.
and was followed by reception at the
home OF the brides parents later in the
evening, al which a great number OF
their friends were present.
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A number of very pleasant affairs
were given during the past week in
/ honor of Miss Corey Ferguson and Mr..
+. i. Albritton. whose wedding was
the largest matrimonial event Of the
week. Among some Of the more in
/ formal Were a luncheon by Mrs. Dun
yon and an evening party given by Mrs.
Bonnemort.
A very pleasant lake party al Saltair
In honor OF Miss Cora Mcdonald OF
Colorado Springs was given by Mes
danes $. B. and ~. q. futile Friday
afternoon. The guests We're Miss Cora
Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Merrill
and Miss Merrill, Miss knight OF Chey-
enne, Mrs. John ]. Broughall OF this
city, Mr.. Mark NJ. coad of Fremont,
Neb., and Mrs. John T. White.
The May club spent a delightful
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Sad
Ter at their home on Wednesday. The
| following ladies and gentlemen were
awarded the prizes: Mrs. J. W. Timms,
Mr. w. Williams. Mrs. j. ID. Ford and
Mr.. r. II. Brewster. Delicious refresh
ments were served in the dining room
by the young ladies. after which
guessing contest was indulged in, Mrs
Brewster and Mr.. Ford winning the
prizes. The club adjourned for one
month TO meet at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Williams.
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On Thursday evening Miss Wayne
Vier entertained a number Of her
friends AT a melon party. The evening
was spent in playing sixty-three. the
first prize being awarded 10 Oscar Ryd-
vail and the consolation 20 Vivian
Drew. Later In the evening dainty re-
freshments were served.
Those present were the Misses Mamie
and Della Hines, Vivian Drew, Myrtle
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Rose Myers Mrs. Edward L. jenkins.
Mrs. Heber S. Cutler. Miss Nettie Lam
bourne, Misses Jennie and Rowena OF
finger, Misses Minnie Lillian and Ma
bel Lambourne, Mrs. Parkinson, Miss
Mabel Cutler, Mrs. Charles Lambourne,
Mrs Albert Needham. Mrs. Martha
Lambourne and Miss Lydia Weller.
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Kitchen Shower.

Mrs. ]. c. Cutler. jr., gave a kitchen
shower for Miss Belle Weller last
Wednesday afternoon. A fine musical
programme was rendered by Miss Het-
tie Lambourne. Miss Laura Madsen
and Miss Mabel Cutler. Two interest
ing games were played and prizes were
awarded 10 Miss Rowena Ottinger and
Miss Laura Madsen. The guest of
honor. decorated With the gifts OF the
others. was photographed. and a pleas
ing picture secured. The following
guests were present: Mrs. Annie Hank
and Miss Minnie Hank OF St Louis;
Misses Lyle and Matte WINNER, Miss
Belle Weller, Mrs. George Lambourne.
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At Supper.

The Misses Bubb of Fort Douglas
gave a delightful though Informal sup
per last Monday evening complimentary
20 Mr.. Philip Jack OF Harlan. Ia, who
was a guest in the city. A chafing
dish supper was served on the porch.
and a charmingly informal evening
passed. The guests present were the
Misses Donnellan. the Misses Sherman.
Miss Creary, and Mr.. Jack. Mr.. Ham
ilton Coffin. Mr.. Street, Lieutenant Far
rar and his brother. Lieutenant Falls,
and Captain Creary.
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At Luncheon.

The Misses Cooper were the guests
OF honor at a pleasant luncheon given
on Thursday by Miss Mary Cowan.
The table decorations We're roses and
ferns, and dainty place cards, decor
ated with fruit and vegetables. indieat-
ed the places. The young ladies pres
ent 10 meet the Misses Cooper We're the
Misses Evelyn Thomas. Annie Adams,
Elizabeth Davis. Helen Shepard. Helen
Gillespie, Pearl Weller, Marjorie Eller-
beck. Chetchy Wells, Gertrude Rawlins,
Edith Crane and MeCready.
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Japanese Luncheon.

Miss Claire Ellerbeck was the host
ess at a charmingly appointed lunch
con given Tuesday ia honor OF Miss
Mabel Katherine Wallace. whose mar
riage 10 Mr.. Fred Reynolds will take
place next Tuesday The decorations
were entirely japanese. the place cards
being hand-painted Japanese water
color pictures. The flowers used We're
large red chrysanthemums. Covers
were laid for eight. those present be-
sides the guest of honor being Miss
Stella Watson. Miss Millie Ray, Miss
Valentine Murphy. Miss Katherine
Thorpe. Miss Beatrice Wilkinson and
Miss Jean Hyde.
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Holmes was assisted in the distribu-
ton of the flowers by Miss Grace En-
cry and Miss Laura Bransford. Be-
sides the hats, each guest was given a
foreign postal card as an Individual tai
ly. Some Of the ladies carried home the
most unique souvenirs as trophies,
showing their skill In two lines. the
completed piece OF millinery forming
a creditable showing in some cases.
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SOCIAL BRIEFS.

Albert Mccormick gave a very pleas
ant coaching party TO a few young
friends Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Theodore Bruback entertained
at a children's party for her little
daughter, Jessie, Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Robert Hardness gave very
pleasant party last Monday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Calhoun of Bridge
port.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. wakeling entertained
informally at dinner at the Alta club
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Mrs. II. P. Mason left yesterday
morning for three months visit with
friends In the east
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Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Spencer and
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Felt have gone
10 Denver.
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Miss Frances French OF Iowa, who
has been spending the past few days as
the guest OF Mrs. Dunford. left early
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Mrs. George Savage leaves on We'd
nesday for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Duke, in Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Piper left
Friday evening for two weeks trip to
New York.
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Miss Jessie Plaisted has gone TO og-
den 10 accept a position on the ogden
Standard.