The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
oGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED
"hat Is Going on in Society in og-
den's Four Hundred,
Special to The Tribune

"a" o'SEN. Feb 25.-Mrs. William Van Allen
Vas hostess Saturday morning at beautiful
y arranged breakfast ut tho Pacific hotel.
Eight small tables werc used. each one being
prettily decorated with carnations and smlax
,hose bldden to the charming affair were
MeSdames ShcalT Reynolds. L. D Adams
armstrong. Ensign. Perkins, Brick. Fitzgerald.
SInhhcer S9Inh Joyce Rowe, Horn, Hoas. Hume
j5iees I5 George Matson, Davis, Boil. H. c.
Efed lNiesel, Albert Kicsel. Harris. whaIen
-. n. PeSry, Horace Pecr, y. p. Bigelow.
hunyon; Corlew. Conroy. Broughtcn, Hender-
son. son Abbott John Browning. Jr., Arthur Kuhn.
Gilson Hansen, Stewart, ] s. Lcwls, McIn-
tcsh Patton Grout Dnlrymple: Misses Walk
rr' Adams. Inez Adams. Gwilliam. Fitzgerald
Joyce. Spencer Hume Eddy and Nosciey
ana Atsdames Allison and T. v. Withee, and
juliet Marks OF salt Lake
One OF tho jollies. surprise parties of the
week wos the one given In honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. DIVE stuart at their cozy home
IWentY-secona street few pleasant hours
were spont at music, social chat and the par
taking OF wcll-appolnted supper. PartlcI-
pants In the affair MesSrS. and Mes
danes danes L Leehead SF, NJ f. Gait, 4.
Sullivan. r Wilkinson, G. l. Lashus
Mcsdames r. W. Hogan, A. r. McKeliips, e.
Emma Peterson. Belle Healy and Nj R
Hogan
Tho ladies OF Clara Barton lodge No Ia.
grand International auxiliary to tho Brother
hood OF locomotive Engineers, gave very
ENJOYABLE dancing party at ToIler's academy
on Friday evening.
Mrs. j ". Lewis delightfully."- entertained
tho Jolly Wives" club at her home on WASH
.nSton avenue on Thursday afternoon. The
home was bright with flowers. ferns and the
National colors. The feature of the afternoon
lnston,s Menu Tor which prizes We're award
ed to Mrs. +. c, Berry and Mrs. r, F1eeman.
he club VIII meet again on Thursday. March
i. with Mrs. r. Flccmcn.
Carl Blakely was host on Wednesday even
ing at a very pleasant birthday party tho
scene OF the happy event being at his home
at games and music. after which a supper was
served. Those present were Misses Asenath
Bagss. Geruud. Forlund. Edith Bachman.
Jennie Nessa. Mary Busch. Mary Wheol-
wright Elsie BullougE Edith Richardson,
Irene Richardson: Ncssrs w. Shipley. Henry
Tilet George Tillct. ~ r; Close, Jack Fer
guson, Milton Buckman. Raymond Bakely.
Joseph Empty Roy Bullough. Charles Col
Inns. Matt ;. Bokclcy.
Kiss Lillian Anderson 6nd John W. shurt-
llh the principals In a marriage which
was solemnlzcd on Wednesday In the salt
Lake Temple The young couple loft over
the san Pedro Route for Los Angeles and other
California points. where they VIII spend their
honeymoon Both OF tho contracting parties
are among the most prominent members Of
friends WHO VIII join In sincercst good wishes
for their happiness The groom Is the, son OF
President l.. w. shurtlr. Mr, and Mrs,
Shurtlin VIII make their home in Ogden.
one Of the bright events OF the week was
The Washington birthday dance given under
the auspices Of the young ladies OF the Filth
WNTu IN lile Amusement nhJl on lnuTSNeN eNcn-
ing. Colonial costumes wero IN evidence and
everything significant Of the birthday OF
Washington.
Mrs. j. C. Ianzsdorf dcIightrulIy entertained
the ladies of the Catholic church at q tea
the afternoon OF Wnshlngton's birthday The
decorations were of the National colorS and
each Tuost was given a souvenir OF tho occa-
sion In the form OF a little hutchet
ono OF the moGt pleasant functions OF tho
winter social EeaSon the dinner given
Thursday evening by the Mems club of the
- al CHI
IN commemoration of George Washington and
WAS a decided success In every respect.
One OF the most delightful society events OF
tho week was the Ave hundred party gycn
by Mrs r. r Harris Mt her home Twenty
NTH street Tho decorations were attractively
carried out In the National color5 and every
thing yas eloquent of the birthday OF WASH
irgton. AT cnrds Mrs Rowe was awarded the
first prize and Mrs Henderson the consolation.
Tho color idea also carried out In tho
refreshments About forty guests enjoyed the
pleasant nnoir,
Tho Lively Circle met Mt the home OF Mrs.
w " Parry on the afternoon OF February =.
Cards were tho feature Of tho afternoon. prizes
being won By Mesdames 5. II. Cove. f. B.
stone Peck and King. The homo was bright
with deoorauons OF the NGoionGl eoI2Ts and lt-
tie hatchets were the souvenirs Tho guests
comprised Mcsdames II @. Doom l.. King,
y. 7. More, l. r. More c., {; H. Carey; ,,;aIe Alex
Costerson T. Thomas William Glasmann,
Todd. ] stanford Macbeth; Nelson, A. F.
Decker Mole, Bngey. coShiil, J.. shanko. II.
Dee Watts F. " Stone. Barry. g L.
Sonndy. W Toy and Miss Addlc Parry,
very pretty card party of tho week was
tho one given by Mrs. ]. :. Lewis n, tho Vir-
einia yellow was used very effectively IN the
I,-rornt!ons the color Idea being carried out
In rnnpy attractive details. High nve tho
zane of tho afternoon, prizes being won by
Mrs II H. Henderson and Mrs. { W. Badcon.
u very pretty home wedding OF Tuesday
.,ss,,nr- yos that OF Miss Huldnh Dalton and
lanes Davis. which took place at the home
- tho brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. u. G.
I,,n nj aoS twenty sixth street. The core
',,I,ry vyns performed by Bishop Robert Nc
Sunrrio and was witnessed by about a hundred
and twenty-five guests. Tho bride looked love-
d,.or - :" taIfeta' with loco trimmings. Tho sister
Of the bride. Miss Audrey Dalton. ncted as
St 4, ,SaUU,,L, mud loo RowEo was best man Ths
Ser,c vas bright with quantities OF white and
nt,p carnationp The young couple left for
california, where they VIII spehu thoF money