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1 HMHMII 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 HH4H MISS MARIAN SNEATIf, OF SOCIAL HIE GLEE CLUB i December 19 Belknap-Humphrey home wedding. Miss Goodloe's informal musicale. December 20 Miss Lafon's dance for Miss Nellie McDonald. Hemphlil-tay noms weuiuus. -4- Va wivr-rinthrlcht home wadding.

Miss Martha Johnson's euchre for Miss Clarke, of Owensboro, a December a-Mrs tea for Miss Louise Patterson and Miss Louis. Miss Johnson's dinner for Miss Clarke, ot Owensboro, -4- December 23 Miss Hannah Johnston's afternoon euchre. Miss Johnson's dinner for Miss Clarke, of Owensboro. I Miss Henrietta Dugan's tea. zr-i.

I December 23 Mrs. Ernest Allls ball at the Woman's Club for Miss Kafhleen Hussey. I Mr. Ralph SB-other's dinner. J.

Hies -Mary Addison Walker's tea for Miss Luciie Markham, of Mr. John Caperton' a for Mr. and Mrs. Christian December 24 MrandMrs. Ross Todd's dinner tor Mr.

and Mrs. I December 2G-Junior Dance Club at the Athletic Club. -f I Misses Lil and Elizabeth Thompson's tea for Misses Emily Helm I and Mildred Norton. I I Miss Hennlng's dinner for Mrs. Christian Hauge.

I December 27 Miss Lettle Lee Peter's tea. i. Miss Emma Penton's -A- I Qllss Linda Montgomery's euchre party. I Mrs. Charles Ballard's theater party for Miss Bonnie Robinson and i.

I Miss Standlford Danforth. CUT. and Mrs. Rose Todd's dinner for Mr. and Mrs.

Hauge. Mr. Walter Caldiwell's dinner-dance for Miss Bessie Clark. December 28 Tavern Club's cotillon. -4-4- Girls' subscription dance.

Miss Susie Dorr's tea. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Stewart's dinner for Mr.

and Mrs. Ha-use. Deoember 29 Mrs. H. Verhoeff's dance for Mr.

Herman Hartwell. -4- Mrs Newcomb's reception for Miss Standlford Danforth. -4- Mrs. Esten Cooke's euchre Sor Miss SalHe Cooke. -4- ti tn -TIM tvl -CVVial TTirln'H ten that only expressions of praise and admiration were voiced.

Mrs James W. Nelll and daughter. Miss Violet Nelll, were the special guests of honor, and over one hundred guests were invited to meet them. The honor-guests were leaders in Sait Lake society before coming to Butte and are particularly charming people. Miss Nelll is a rareiy gifted young- woman and writes largely for Eastern magazines.

Six rooms were thrown open to the guests and the hours were from 3 to 7 o'clock. The reception-room show 2d green coloring, with yellow autumn blossoms arranged with beautiful effect. In this room the guests were welcomed. The two rooms adjoining where the guests were entertained were transformed in'to oriental bowers, showing vari-colorings, all tastefully blencied into one harmonious ensenVble. The front room was adorned hy a frieze of Japanese fans, arranged on oriental draperies, while here and there was placed a large Japanese umbrella.

Countless tiny Japanese lanterns were strung from the chandelier to each corner oi the room, while pendant from the same were four lanterns, concealing glowing incandeseen'ts. Immeedia.tely under the chandelier was a large taible, which hclid seven cut-glass candlesticks, containing lighted candles, and attached to these were garlands of t'iny Japanese from the chandelier to each can-die. Upon this table were dishes of red candies and red wafers. In rhe next room, where refreshments were served, the Japanese decorations also dominated, and most charmingly were they carried out. A frieze of gauze fans in Japanese design was about Che room, and falling from the doors and windows were rich oriental silk draperies, the tables being covered with the same.

The immense chandelier displayed a huge snake wound about the rod and partly concealing itself within the Japanees shades. A myriad of shaded incandescents shed-the softest possible light over all, and the. effect was unusually beautifui. Through the rooms the lights were shaded and Interwound with vines and hung with Japanese lanterns. The mural decorations were specially artistic, an-d seldom is noticed such h-armonious blending and careful placing, in order to bring out the beautiful color effects, as seen at the reception given yesterday.

Refreshments of the choicest order were served, the following young ladies presiding over them: Miss Lloyd, Miss Doty, Miss Ava Short, ansa Louise Graham's country' dance at the Cheatham cabin. -4-Mrs. Caldwell's and the Mtsses Norton's cotillon for Miss Marvin. -4- December SI Tavern Club dinner-dance. -v-T TV A ri.

mMn-tsLineil bv Mrs. Sallle Marshall Hardy. January 2 Junior Dance Club at the I January 8 Dinner for Mr. James Helm. Jujrs lnaries x.

isajiaxu iuiuict iut ire -l-lucj. 'OEss Nellie McDonald. January Tale Glee Club at the Woman's Club. Mrs Helm Brace's luncheon for the Tale Glee Club. -f Mrs'.

Charles T. Ballard's reception for the Tale Glee Club. -r RnmVM for thft Yftlft Criee January lO-'Mlss Ethel Swann'o bal poudre for Miss May Toung. 4- January 15 Patriarchs' cotillon at the Gait House -4- February 1 Tavern Club's cotillon. SEVERAL WEEKS IN LOUTSVILLB VISITING MISSES ANNTE MAT AMD ANNOUNCEMENTS.

H44 4 444444444 HE date for the next PatriarchaN coitiUoni ha-; betn set fov evening, January 16, and It will be danced at the Gait House. Miss Abbie Carter Goodloe will give an informal rhuslcale to-morrow In honor of her cousin. Miss Wllhelmlna Goodloe, of Lexington. Mrs Arthur Sager, of St. Louis, formerly Miss Mtt-I tie Cowling, of this city, will sing; Miss Alice Trabue, Mrs.

Byron Baldwin and Miss Virginia May will Bing, and Mr. Mathe-w Orlver will play on the violin. Mrs. Charles T. Ballard will rave a.

theater party on Tuesday evening, De- ceiuuer tt, in nonor oi aiiss uonnie Robinson and Miss Standlford Danforth. She will gi vo a dinner party on Tues day evening, January 3, In honor of ansa Katnieen Hussey and Miss Nellie Snead. McDonald. Miss Mary Addison Walker will give a tea on Friday afternoon In honor of her guest. Miss Luciie Markham, of Buffalo.

Miss' Hannah L. Johnston, of 220E Third avenue, will entertain at euchre on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Sebastian Zorn will entertain Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in honor of Miss Louise Patterson and Miss Louise Armstrong. Miss (Mary Laifob will give a "small and early" dance Jt tiha Weissdncer- Gaulbert Tuesday evening-, December 20, In honor of Miss Nellie Snead McDonald.

One of the most brilliant affairs of the season will take place Friday night, when Mrs. Ernest AlHs will give a large ball at the Woman's Club In honor of her debutante flece. Miss Kathleen Hussey. They will be assisted In receiving by Judge and Mrs) Alex. P.

Humphrey, Mrs. Frederick D. Hussey and Miss Emily Hussey. Miss -LWllan Clarice, of Owenaboro, who is the guest of Miss Martha More-laTrd Johnson, will be given several entertainments by her hostess this week. On Tuesday afternoon iMlss Johnson will give a euchre, and On Wednesday evening, Deoerrtber 21, and -Thursday evening, December 22, she will give dinner parties for Miss Miss Henrietta Dugan will entertain on December 22 In honor of Miss Douglass and Miss Blackburn.

The Cercle Francala meet tomorrow: afternoon at Miss Anna J. Hamilton's School. The subject for the afternoon) -wiill be the "Ohristmas Carols of France." Mrs. Bailie Marshall (Hardy, the new-regent of the John Marshall Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will entertain the chapter on Saturday afternoon, December 3L at 3 o'clock. The work for Hie ensuing year will be mapped out at the meetinig.

Miss Mary (Morton will give a reception on- December SO. A mistake was made In. the. date on the invitations. T3w Woman's Club win hold' an Interesting meeting Wednesday afternoon, wWch will be to charge of the Literature Department, of which Miss Ellzabeuh.

Baiibour IS chairman. The subject will he the Spanish dramatist, Bchegaray, a-nd the leader will be Miss Barbour, assisted (by Miss Elizabeth Bowden. Mr. Walter Caldwell will give a dinner-dance at the Weissinger-Gaulbert on Tuesday evening, December 27. It will be chaperoned1 by Mr.

and Mrs. Aivln- T. Hert and Mr. and Mrs. Van Norman.

4-4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 PERSONALS. 4-4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 H44 4 4 4 HH4 RS. VIOTOK NBWCOMB, who spent last week in Chicago visiting Mrs. George M. Pullman, will return- to Louisville In time to spend the Christmas holidays with her family, Miss Josephine Danforth and Mrs.

Charles Freeman Smith. Mr. John Price, who Is a medical student at the University of Pennsyl vania, will return home from Philadel phia on Thursday to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wr.

Price. Mr. Goids'borough Rohinson, who is attending college at Boston, and- Mr. Bonnycastle Robinson, who Is in business In- New Yorlc. will r-eiturn home this- week to spend Christmas with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Rob inson, at the Weisslnger-Gaul'berf. 'Mr.

Frederick Vincent is expected this week on a visit to Mr. and) -Mrs. Meade Rofbinson and family. Mr. Newton: Adams, of New York, who has been the guest of Mr.

Ike Hil-llard for the past week, will return home to-day. Mrs. Allen Gilmer Patton, of Par-kereburg, W. formerly Miss- Nina Wallace, will arrive in Louisville on Saturday on a. visit to Misses Mary Garvin and Blizajberh Brown.

Mr. Thomas R. Fetter, who Is in Mt. Pleasant. associated' with one of the phosphate companies there, will return home this week to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jamas M. Fetter. Miss Marian Sneath, of Tiffin. who is the guest of Miss Julia Mengel will return home on Tuesday.

Mies Gotdle Ro'oinson, who is teaching art at Summit, N. will return home this week to spend the Christmas holidays with her sister, Mrs. Frederick D. Hussey. Mr.

Joseph Perry Gaut, of Knoxville, will arrive this week to join- Mrs. Gaut, who Is spendlnsr -the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Chambers.

They, together -with Mt. and- Mrs. William Edmund Gaut, who will arrive In Louisville from their wedding trip the last of this week, and Mr. and Mrs. Klrby L.

Chambers, will leave on the 2Uth for Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Taylor Perkins, of Los Aneeles. CaL.

will arriva Many Patronesses To nit? To tns College Enter tainment of January 5. 44-44 THE largest events of the holiday season will take place on Thursday, January 5, when the Tale Glee and Banjo Clubs will visit Louisville, and society will be turned over to the College men during their brief stay in this city. They will be welcomed first at the ome of Mrs. Helm Bruce, where they III spend the early part of the af ter- JOll. The second entertainment of the day will be given by Mrs.

Charles T. Ballard, who will give them a reception from 6 to o'clock instead of from 4 to 6 o'clock as first announced. The men will bring; their instruments to Sirs. Ballard's house, so that they can go direct to the Woman's Club from her reception, and the girls who will attend the concert are also expected to go direct to the club from Mrs. Ballard's.

If their escorts are not at the reception they should make arrangements with the girls to call for them at ilrs. Ballard's, so that the Yale men will not be deprived of their company any sooner than necessary. The concert at the Woman's Club will be a brilliant social event, and the pa tronesses include the following ma trons: MESDAME3. John L. Helm J.

Ross Todd, John j3. Castleman, Attiile. Cox, Owen. Tyler. George V.

Norton, Gllrner S. Adams, Henry Burnett. Altred Brandt-is, Herman D. New-comb. txeorge u.

Norton, Richard W. Knott, August Straus, miara a. Allen. Allis, C. "VV.

Allen. M. L. Akers, Charies T. Ballard, Andrew Cowan, Morris B.

BfilUr.up, Thruston Ballard, William R. Belknap, S. A. Cclbertson, 1. N.

Bloom. Basil W. Duke, Charles Strater. 1. W.

Bernhelm, Thomas W. Buliitt, W. H. Wathen, Rudolph Fink. J.

H. Llndeaberger, Charles F. Grain- Floyd W. Jefferson, ger, James P. Helm, T.

Kennedy Helm, Henry Glover, Oscar Fenley, John Middleton, Edwin H. Ferguson, George B. Evans, Abraham Ftexner, Charles E. Chase, G. S.

Cowan, Balfour Holloway, Helm Bruce, w. L. Lyons, William Davenport, John C. Hughes, J. D.

Stewart, John Caperton, Arthur lanshim, William Batter-C. C. ilcngcl, son. F. W.

Vaughan, John Coleman, L. Rogers Yeaman, Ben Howe, Shackelford Miller, Robert Bingham, Alex. G. Barret, James Clark, R. Wortham, Otter, Albert A.

Cowan, William Meads Robinson. J. B. Marvin, C. W.

DePauw. Arthur Pe-ter, James Quarles, George G. Brown, A. F. Humphrey, E.

E. Hewett, T. L. Jefferson, John W. Beckley, Charles C.

Meyer, Roland T. Whitney. Austin Ballard. Powhatan Wool- George A. Robinson, drldge, for Mr.

and Mrs. Hauge. R. AND MRS. CHRISTIAN HAUGE.

of Washington, D. accompanied by Master Frederick Joy, Mrs. Hauge's young son, will arrive In Louisville on Friday, December 23, to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ross Todd. They will sail January 2 for Norway and Sweden, where they will visit Mr. Hauge's family and will travel. Mr. Hauge is secretary of the Swedish legation at Washington, and he and Mrs.

Hauge were married about two years ago. She was formerly Mrs. Louise Todd Joy. A round of entertainments ha3 been erranged for their homecoming. On the evening of their arrival, Friday, December 23, Mr.

and Mrs. John Caperton will give them a dinner party. They will be a dinner party on Saturday evening, December 24 by Mr and Mrs. J. Ross Todd.

On Monday evening, Miss Lulle Hennlng will entertain them. They will be given a dinner party Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Todd and a dinner Wed. nesday evening by Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. S-tewari. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles T. Ballard will g.ve them a dinner party, and there will probably be other entertainments for them. 4 4 IIIIIMII 4 4 44 HANDSOME ENTERTAINMENT. I i Mrs.

Bert Tower, of Butte, I Formerly Miss Clara Moore Sherley, Gives a House in canning. 4-4-44-H-4-4-4-r-4-4-f (HE Louisville friends of Mrs. Bert Tower, of Butte. formerly Miss- Clara Moore Sherley, of this city, will be Interested in the following account from a Butte paper, cf a reception- she gave last week The gay social week, which has been co prolific of handsome functions, was brought to a climax yesterday afternoon by the artistic and beautiful reception given by Mrs. Bert Tower in her apartments in the Lenox.

Mrs. Tower, who Is one of the June brides, made this her initial entertainment, and if all the society events that she gives in the future will be half so successful as was this one, she will surely be entitled to the laurel wreath. Mrs. Tower was before her marriage, Miss Sherley, a Kentucky belle, ar.d has seen social life in the gay capital city, as well as abroad, and was always the central attraction at all functions given in her town. Her hospitality is unbounded and pronounced, and in the affair of yesterday showed 6uch exquisite taste Athletic Club.

tr aX LIUO. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 home from school at Botwllng Green to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P.

Satter-white, Jr- She was accompanied by Miss Panmel, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Thomas Sherley will leave shortly after Christmas for Washington, where she will spend the rest of the winter with her son, the Hon. Swagar Sherley. Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Bate Weissfager, who are the- gtieslbs or Mr, and Mrs. Percy Thomas in St. James court, will leave Wednesday for Indianapolis, where they will attend1 the Cattle Show. They will return to Loulsvtlla for Christmas.

Miss Marian Parbrldgw of Hbrneap-olls, will arrive in Louisville shortly after Christmas on a vdait to Mlsa Kathleen Hussey and Mlsa Mary Churchill Humphrey. Mr. WlHTani Hoke Camp -will return from Princetoni University to-day to spend the holidays with Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. James B.

Camp, sut 231 East Jacob street Mr. W. Brantley Smith, of New York, whose portrait and pastel work -has been much admired, is la. the: cdty on a short visit to the Gait House. For the past six years Mr.

Smith has been associated with Chase in Now" York. Miss May Young ihao returned from Cincinnati, where she has been spending- a few days with Mrs Thomas Fel-der, of Nashville. Mrs. Felder has been visiting- her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Milton H. Smith. Blrs. Ed Trajbue, who has been visiting her sister In Cairo for soma time, has returned home. Miss Mary Sen-ter will leave to-day for New York, -where she will spend Christmas with her sister.

She will be In the East for a month- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deane, of Owensboro, who have heen the guests of Miss Gense Brashear, have returned home. 'Mrs. Russell Houston and children, of Memphis, will arrive this week to spend Christmas witm Mrs.

Houston's father, Mr. Abner Harris. Mrs. Logan, who has been visiting in St. Louis, returned home last Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Coleman, who are spending the winter at Mrs. Austin Speeds, will leave in January for Florida for the. rest of the season.

Mr. Buckner Speed has returned home from the West to spend he Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Speed. Miss Agatha Bullitt wo gave a charming series of-lectures last winter at her home on "Folklore Superstitions and Legends of the Norse," will give another series of twelve lectures after Christmas.

Miss Greenwood, of Neighborhood, House. rt Tit-. fmmA i. Wisconsin for the Christmas holidays. Miss Luciie Drummond.

who is a student at Wellesley, will return homo on i-rlday for the holidays. She will be accompanied by Miss. Ava Raze, of los Angeies. Mrs. John Young Brown, of Hender son, who ihas been visiting- her daughter, Mrs.

John Rodman, will leave Tuesday to visit Mrs. R. Brown on St Catherine street. Mr. Marshall Bullitt Urns gone to New, York on a short trip.

Mr. Walter Belknap, -who has been spending the winter at Glen Lily with hls grandfather. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, has returned home to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Belknap. Miss Gertrude Belknap, vfro is attending school In New York, will return home to-day to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Belknap. Mr.

William Belknap, who Is a student at Yale, will return home to-day to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Belknap. Miss Christine Collings, of Cincinnati. Is expeoted after Christmas to visit her grandmother, Mrs.

Robert Bell. Mr. Guy Warren will return homo to-day from Princeton to spend, the holidays with his parents, and Mrs. Harry Warren. Mr.

Fred Murphcy, of New York, will spend part of the holldaya in Louisville with Mr. Charles Ballard. Mr. Llewellyn Smith and Mm An-gele Cox will leave Friday for Nashville, where they will attend a house T44444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 HI In LouisvlUe on the 22d to spend' Christ mas wtth Mrs. waiter Walker, Mr.

Perkins" sister. They are on their way to "Washington, where they will spend the winter. Mr. Charles F. Wooldrldge, who Is a student at Princeton; will Teturn home tlhls week to spend the holidays with Ms parents, -Mr.

and Powhatan Wooldrldge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wniteims and children, of Chicago, will arrive on Thursday to spend' the holidays with Mrs. A.

C. Bawson and family. Miss my Hunter wdH leave shortly after dhrlstmas for Covington, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flnnell and Mrs.

A. G. Klein, and for Columbus, where -sihe -will visit her aunt, Mrs. Trurtr Bretney Sellers. Quite a party of Kentucklans will leave shortly after Ohrlstmes for a tour urnmA the West Indies In Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Moxham's new steam yacht. Miss Bessie Mosham, of Wilmington, who Is now the guest of Mrs.

P. P. Huston and family, of Anchorage, ana. Miss Kate Delul Moxnam win De In the party, also Miss Bdlth Huston, of Anchorage; Miss MaJbel Brooks, of Brooks, and Miss Nanah Taylor, of Cin cinnati, who Is now the guest or airs. D.

M. Stambach, of Anchorage. There will also "be Mr. Philip Huston, Mr. Sherley Bowen, Mr.

Ross Gravesman, of New Toric: Mr. Abram Brooks, of Brooks, and Mr. Egbert Moxharn. Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Moxham will chaperon the party. Miss Wllhelmlna GoodSoe. of Lexing ton, who has been spending the past ten days with her Miss Atble Carter Goodloe, wiu return Dome on Tuesday.

Dr. and Mrs. John A. James James, of St Louis, will arrive thU week to spend Christmas with Mrs. James' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James L. Mathews. Miss Penelope Robinson, who Is at tending school at Poughkeepsle, prep aratory to, Vassar, and Miss Marcie Robinson, who has 'been spending tne winter at Dyersburg, -will return home next week to spend the Christmas holidays with their sister, Mrs. Fred erick D.

Hussey. Anita Tone, of White Plains, N. who expected to return home last week, wall continue her visit to Miss Emily Hussey until after Mrs. Ernest Allis' ball. Mr.

William R. Harris, who Is the kuest of his sister, Mrs. Albert Meade, will return to his farm. Glen Haven, near Pulaski, some time this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Jungbluth, of Kennedy Heights, Cincinnati, will arrive this week to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Jungbluth's grandmother, Mrs. Amelia Churchill. Mr.

Charles Mengel, who Is a student at Yale, will return home on the 23d to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mengel.

Jr. Miss Ethel Ring, of Wisconsin, will arrive in Louisville shortly after Christ-was to spend ten days with her aunt, Mrs. Lionel Prescott. Mr. Breaux Ballard, who is at school at St.

Paul. Concord, N. will return home on Wednesday to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.

Ballard. His brother, Mr. Charles Ballard, who is a student at Yale, will return home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Muller, of Lexington, and Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Green-, of Danville, will arrive this week to attend the Hemphill-Fay wedding, and will be the guests of Dr.

and' Mrs. Francis K. tseattie. Miss Addle Meriwether, who spent Chicago to continue her visit to her aunt, Mrs. Hart Taylor.

Mr- and Mrs. George Miller, who are at Meadow uawn on tnetr wedding trip, will return to Louisville on Wednesday and will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

McKnlght for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haldeman Pearce will leave Friday for Maysville, they will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Pearce. Miss Genevieve Dumesnll, who is attending school In Columbia, will return home Thursday to spend the Christmas holIdys with her father, Mr. Anton, Dumesnll, and Mrs. Robert Tyler. Mr.

and Mrs. -Marlon E. Taylor left Thursday for Gulfport, where they will spend a month. AtUs fti.llift Sa-ttarwlilfa has returned I Miss Frances Leavitt, Miss Belle Kirk- patrick. Miss Daisy Dawson, Miss Elizabeth Gaylord and Miss Horgan.

The hostess was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. C. F. Lloyd, Mrs. Myles White, Mrs.

Thomas Lavelle, Mrs. Walter Lewis, Mrs. R. A. Carno-chan, Mrs.

William Brownfleld, Mrs. James Hlggins, Mrs. Ray Freund. Mrs. Fred Holbrook, Mrs.

Charles Morris, of Pony, and Mrs. A. O. Hopkins. Mrs.

Tower was gowned In a -handsome imported creation of golden -brown crepe de chine, trimmed in brown chiffon, with transparent yoke, trimmed in Armenian lace. 4SxH THflEE WEDDINGS. The Week Before Christmas Marked By Several Ceremonials. THE first wedding of the present week will take place to-morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, when Miss Eleanor Belknap and Mr. Lewis Humphrey will be married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Belknap. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Lewis Hobson, of Chicago, the groom's brother-in-law.

Miss Alice Belknap, the bride's sister, will be the maid of honor and the best man will be' Mr. Edward Humphrey, the groom's brother. It will be a Christmas wedding, and the house will be decorated In holly and mistletoe. There will be eighteen seated at the bride's table and rhe party will include besides the bride and groom -the following: MUSSES. Alice Belknap, Mary Verhoeff.

-rary Belknap, hmma Loving, Jessamine Humphrey. Ethel Humphrey, lomuy Hussey Helen MESSRS. Samuel K. Bland, Lafon Clayton Blakey. Smith Benedict, Forbes Hawkes, of A.

E. Quarles, New York: Ed R. Paimer. William Eagles, Among the out-of-town guests who will attend the wedding are the following: Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Rogers, of Buffalo, the bride's uncle and aunt; Miss Dorothy Wright, of New Haven; Mr. William Rogers and Mr. Robert Kelly, of Newark, O.

Upon their return from their wedding irip jvir. ana Airs, numpnrey will be with Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

C. Humphrey for the present. Farmer Gathright. The marriage of Miss Lucy Farmer and Mr. Jesse Gathrlght will be quietly solemnized on Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride's par ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Farmer, of 1315 seconu streat. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. .1. C.

Freeman, of Lexington, a cousin of the bride. The only attendants will be the two bridesmaids. Miss Mary Coleman, and Miss Alice Farmer, of Frankfort, the young cousins of the bride. It will be a white and green wedding ana me nouse win De cnarmingly decorated in these colors. At the bride's table there will be seated Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farmer, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Gatewood, of Mount Sterling: Miss Mary Coleman, Miss Alice Farmer, of rankfort; Mr. Cecil armer, of Frankfort, and William Current. Mr. and Mrs. Gathright will leave that night for Cuba, where thej- will spend several weeks.

They will be at home after January 10 at 1315 Second street. Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Misses. Lizzie Hunt and Anna Belle Chlnn, of Frankfort, and Misses Eva and Bessie Freeman, of Lexington. Hemphill Fay. Miss Lucy Belle Hemphill and Mr.

Edwin W. Fay will be married at the home of the bride, 1814 Brook street. Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock, the ceremony being Derformed hv the Rev. M-1S3 NEATH HAS BEEN SPENTDING MART TYLER WOQLDRIDGE AND WILL RETURN HOME TUESDAY. Dr.

Charles R. Hemphill, father of the bride. v- No invitations have been Issued, and tho guests will include the relatives and most intimate friends of the Aride and groom. The out-of-town guests will be Miss Rosalie Munford, of Detroit; Miss Lucv Fav. Mr.

and Mrs. Thornwell i Fay and Prof. Morgan Callaway, all of Texas, and the Kev. ana Mrs. jiaw.n Muller, of Lexington, and the and Mrs.

E. M. Green and Dr. Gc H. Green, of Danville.

Mr. Fay is professor of Latin in the University of Texas, and after a short trip, he and his bride will make their home in Austin, the seat of the university. -4-4 4 H-hH-f mm CLUB CQTILLOH. It Will Be One of the Most I Enjoyable Events of the Hoi- -4- inni Vooonn lUQjf ll'jdOUIII 4H-hH-4-4-r-H444-4-4r m1 HERE are all sorts of entertain- tments for the holiday season, and one of the most brilliant will be the Club's second cotillon, which will be danced at the i I Gait House on Wednesday evening, De-! cember 28. It will be a flower cotillon and, ot course, there will be a sugges-i tlon of Christmas about the entertain ment.

Miss Margaret Coleman and Mr. Walter Clark will there will be an unusually large attendance, as many of the college men and their guests will be present. Among the couples who will -attend are the following: Miss Standlford Danforth and Mr. Lee Rodman. Miss Bonner Semple and Mr.

Rodman Grubbs. Miss Edith Norton and Mr. Breckinridge Castleman. Miss Frances Duke and Mr. Irvine McDowell.

Miss Mary Ballard and Mrs. Graddy Cary. Miss Louise Bell and Mr. Smith Benedict. Miss Luciie Robinson and Dr.

Robert Canine. Miss Elizabeth Burnett and Mr. Iewls-Hardy. Miss Alme Armstrong and Mr. Joseph Oglfsby.

Miss Jane Helm and Mr. James Stone. Miss Bonnie Robinson and Mr. ike Hil-llarrl. Miss May Atchison and Mr.

John Helm. Miss Kathleen Hussey and Mr. William Gaunt. Sallle Robinson and Mr. Brent Atlsheler.

Miss Mengel and Mr. Pettet Robinson. Miss Virginia Bayless and Mr. George Bahcock. Miss Eliza Minnigerode and Mr.

Clay Lyons. Miss Martha Marvin and Mr. Tom Jefferson. Mary Tyler Wooldrldge and Mr. Wiillam Otter.

Miss Annie May Wooldrldge and Mr. Mazyck O'Brien. Miss Emily Hussey and Mr. Barbour Minnigerode. Miss Nettie May Hewett and Mr.

Arthur Robinscn. Miss Rosa Robinson and Mr. A. O. Photo by Standlfora.

GUEST OF MSS MSNGEL, BUT ence of the family. The couple will make their home at 410 Victoria Place, where they will go to housekeeping. 44 HH44j 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t4-4-T4- iss Wood's Bridge 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444mH 4 4 4 4 4-f MISS GEORGIE WOOD was the hostess at an Informal bridge party given Tuesday afternoon In honor of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence FIske, of Chicago. Mrs.

Adah Warren won the a gold hat pin. There were three tables of players, and the party included the following: MiESDAiJIES. Lawrence FIske, Rowland Richards 'M. Keliy, Wm. K.

Thompson, Worth Otter, James Glazebrook. Harry Wood, M1SSE3. Mildred Vaughan, Adah Warren May Atchison, Nannie Aline Armstrong, Georgie Wood. Frances Tapp, 4-4-4 -4-4 4 4 4 4-4-4-4-4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-4- EUCHRE PARTY. Miss Grace Caldwell Enter- i tained Charmingly Friday 'Afternoon, -4- ISS GRACE CALDWELL was the hostess at a most enjoyable euchre party given Fri day afternoon to a number her young friends.

The house was beautifully decorated w'ith Southern smilax and Cliristmas bells in crimson, and cut flowers-were used in the parlor and dining room. former was fragrant with American Beauties and poinsettia were used the dining room. The tally cards were in the shape of Cliristmas bells, and the score was kept by Miss Helen Hickman. The first prize, a pompadour opera was won by Miss Frances Dick, the second, a string -of jade beads, was. won by Miss Margaret Hegewald.

Miss Florie Lee Taylor received the consolation, a poppy fan. The guests included the following: MISSES. Amelia Brown. Linda Montgomery, Eleanor Pusey. Elizabeth Leeds, Margaret Annie RowMl Cornelia Guthrie.

Flossie BlcRel, Margaret tiegewaia, Susie Dorr. Florie Lee Tavlor. Mary Walker. Elizabeth Boyle, Frances Dick. Margaret McChord, Ethel Whitney, Austlne Barton, HetttA Ttrihp.rts Emma Penton, Mary D.

Burton, Lilian Harris; Morgaret Shields, Elizabeth Sallle Brandels, Helen Jllekman; firnila OnMwflll. MISS JULIA MENGBL. SHE IS NOW THE Miss Ethel Wilder and Mr. Mason Barret. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hnrrison. Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Jefferson.

Miss Eugenia Fetter and Dr. -1am Brown Hays. Miss Ethel Humphrey and Mr. Lewis Falconer. Miss Margaret Cotoman and Mr.

Walter Clark. Miss Georgie Beckley and Mr. Marc Mundy. 4sxH ox Party lit Hopkins', 4 4 4 4 4 -4-r BOX party will be given to-morrow evening at the Hopkins Theater In honor of Mrs. Frank Espenhain, of Milwaukee, for merly Miss Anne Haldeman, of this city.

Besides Mrs. Espenhain the party will include the following: MISSES. Clara Haldeman, May Atchison, May Young. Aline Armstrong. Annie May Wool- Annie Czapskl.

drldge, MESSRS. John Buchanan. Ilite Huffaker, Tom Wallace, John Helm, George Forman, Kenneth U. Meguire. I.

M. llarcourt, 4-4-4 4 4 4-4 4 4H-4-44-4-H 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Miss Hussey's Luncheon. f4 4 4 4 4 T4m-4-H-fT'H ISS ANITA TONE, of White Plains, N. was tho guest of honor at a charming luncheon given Wednesday by her hostess, Miss Emily Hussey. The table was arranged in pink, with a mass of pink roses in tho center, and covers were laid for ten.

In the party were the following: MESIDAMES. Charles Allen, Atfliia Cox. Jr A. A. Bigelow, James Clark, J.

D. Stewart, Ernest Norton, Arthur Peter, MUSSES. Ethel Humphrey, Anita Tone Emily Hussey, -4-4-4-H4' 4 4 4 4 4-4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-4-4-4- i Buchanan Anderson, 4 4 4 4)4) 4-4-t WEDDING which will" interest society and which will be qulet-ly solemnized Thursday after noon. December 22, Is that of Mrs. Ida Shallcross Buchanan and Mr.

Henry Anderson. It will take place at 4 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shall-cross. Mrs.

Buchanan's parents, and the ceremony will be performed by the Rev. James G. Minnigerode, rector of Hnlvarv F.rtfKr-.nnal church In the nres- R. of The in bag, and.