The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-29

in a. o. Z. W. hall Friday night. A
good-siZed crowd was present and the
entertainment was a pretty one. The
first part was a delightful programme
of musical and Evolutionary selections,
and after it came two guessing games.
The first was with lot of cards which
had been sliced into all sorts of
shapes and the guests busted
themselves in matching the odd bits
with the corresponding bit. held by
some or else. Mrs. w. G. Faulkner
won the prize for matching the most
pieces. Meanwhile each guest had
been decorated with a bit OF ribbon, at
the end of which dangled a cracker in
the shape of some letter The as
semblv was informed that the letters
all properly placed would form three
words, and a prize awaited the first
one ascertaining the correct words.
Guessing and theorizing went on for
time, and finally long line of guests
were ranged together in order that
their letters s-elled Advertisement
Home Forum" Refreshments were
served before the departure of the
guests.
Fay Whitney OF salt Lake was the
guest of George Goddard on Thanks
giving day.
Miss Clara Ferguson was an Ogden
visitor last week
The degree of honor A. o. L. W. gave
a pleasant dance and card social on
Thanksgiving eve. The attendance was
not large, owing to the bad weather,
but as social event the affair was a
success. In the card games Mrs. W.
A. McGaw and Mr. Nelson were the
fortunate winners. while Mrs. Siegel
and Mr. John Nelson were the I'M
fortunate winners.
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On Thanksgiving eve Miss Clara
Foreman very pleasantly entertained a
few friends. Among them were Mr..
Pratt, Vorhies, Robinson, MOffett;
Messrs. NJ. o. Corey. Rob Robinson,
DR.. Dickson and j. NJ. Adams.
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Mrs IT D. RYAN entertained Friday.
The rooms were prettily decorated
smilaX being used. freely. High five
was played, after which dainty
luncheon was served.
After the refreshments were over
there was guessing contest on the
faces of authors and actors. The prize
in the contest was a large basket of
the afternoon flower. which was won
~ MIS- L. d ~ CdIuSs 1AiS.
Tyler secured the first prize, an elab-
crate lunch cloth. embroidered in
chrysanthemums. Miss Shansenbach
and Mrs. VIII jenkins were rivals for
the beautiful prize, as were Mesdames
Brick, Barratt and Fitzgerald, who
secured the consolation, a table center
piece. embroidered richly in chrysan-
themums. The BOBBY a dolly. was won
by Mrs. Joe Ledwidge. The young
ladies who assisted Mrs. RYAN for the
afternoon cut for bunch OF beautiful
flowers. won by Miss Hickey Misses
Fitzgerald, Noel and Ella Conroy were
the others who assisted Mrs. Ryan.
The guests invited were Mesdames
Adams, Cahill, Jenkins, Fitzgerald,
Ash, Conway, A. Kiesel. Graham,
Agler, Conroy, F. ]. Kiesel, Guthrie,
Brick, Cullen, Kennedy, Haywood,
Briggs, Darling, Lewis. Healv, Bar
raft, Pratt, Ledwidge, Hurlbut, Bige-
low. Rogers. Mas. Hume, Matson,
Stewart, Raglan, Mckinley, Hassett,
Mcguire, Spargo, McCabe, Whalen,
Marks. Spencer. Miller, Tyler of
Pocatello; Jenkinson. Van Housen,
Dunn. Bennett. Malone, Plat, Shut
febar<er. McCabe of Salt Lake, Niles,
Cambridge, Charlton, and Misses
Burt, Brennan, Conroy, Driscoll, Noel.
Hickey, Kiesel. Kiesel. Maynard,
Schansenbach, Conrc-- and Fitzgerald
Mrs. a. B. Patton will entertain
A-laia this week.