The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-31
OGDEN SOCIETY.

besides some notable surprise PARTIES
that were very enjoyable. The open
ing of the Weber club for a reception
to ladies Tuesday was very pleasant
affair, rejecting great credit on the
ladies having in charge the decoration
of the rooms and the entertainment
and reception of the guests.
Mrs. L L. Reynolds entertained
number of her friends at an after
noon" Friday last, at her home, 1862
Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. Reynolds
was assisted by Mrs. Chevers and by
Little Maud Agler, who presided atIthe
punch bowl. Among the invited guests
were Mrs. James A. Miner, Salt Lake,
and Miss Helen Chevers, San Francis
Peery. S. L. Brick, R. W. Ruffin, E. E.
Stewart A w. Summerfield, L. H.
Wallace, ]. A. Kimball, w. R. Williams,
j. w. Abbott, E. NJ. Conroy G. L.
Becker, Hayes, G. H. Barton, E. W.
Matson, w. J. Shealy, r. c. Pratt, w.
F. Adams, w r. Swan. J. c. Arm
strong, r. T. Hume, E. M. Allison, 4jr.,
Thomas Fitzgerald, A. G. Andrews, J.
c. Andrews, F. D. Bickford, c. A.
Platt, E. B. Graham, W. H. Chevers,
Adam Kuhn, w. E. Maison, Abe Kuhn,
j. D. Gill, Mrs. Ijadns of Cheyenne, ].
"A. Agler, F. B. Washhurn, W. r. Cam
bridge, B. M. Lathrop, Blumepuhal of
Hot Springs, Ark; Misses Kimball,
Conroy, Spaulding of Boston, Minnie
Schansenbach, Leda Kuhn, Eva Kuhn.
The decoration scheme had sweet
peas as its characteristic feature. The
ices and creams among the delicious re-
frshments were tinted pink and green;
the tally cards were decorated with
natural sweet peas, while the score
cards were decorated with hand paint
ings of the same flower
Besides the card games there was a
guessing contest over the number of
sweet peas in bunch of those frag-
rant blossoms. Mrs. Abe Kuhn was the
fortunate winner.
The first prize for the card games
was fairy lamp and was won by Mrs.
Agler, Mrs. Ruffin being awarded the
candlestick as consolation prize, and
Mrs. Wallace a bunch of flowers. The
event viii long be remembered as one
of Ogden's most pleasant social affairs.
Monday night, when David w.
Evans returned home from work, he
was made the recipient of very pleas
ant but complete surprise. A number
of his numerous friends, remembering
the fact that he became twenty-six
years of age on that day, took posses
sion of his brothers home, 1856 Eigh-
teenth street, and silently awaited his
coming. Being entirely unconscious of
the plot laid for him, Dave did not re-
turn until nearly 10 o'clock, having ac-
cepted an invitation TO ride with some
friends not in the secret He found
the company enjoying themselves and
the fun continued with his assistance
until nearly o'clock Among the num-
Der who contributed enjoyment by their
musical or evolutionary ability were
Misses Inez Taylor, Blair, Fariey, Dor
lamb, Boyle, Marsh and Mrs. Will
Jams. High five and other games were
played, and a picnic was disposed of.
The delay of Mr.. Evans in arriving and
the numerous efforts to find-him caus.
ed much merriment.
In the party We're: Mesdames Pearl
Decker, Salt Lake; Sarah Williams,
JAMIE Taylor, Lizzie Blair, Nettie
Boyle, Ida Farley, Eta Gay,
Adelaide Cobe, May McFarlane,
Matte McFarlane, Lottie Marsh,
Annie Larson, Messrs. Thomas Y.
Stanford, Joseph McFarlane, Reube
FAIR, Will Williams, Glenn Williams,
Jack Pawlas, Robert R. Dorland, Ad.
A. Duncan, Samuel Evans, Thomas B.
Evans. D. w. Shupe, David W.
Evans.
The West home on Lincoln avenue
was the scene of a very pleasant so
cial event Monday night, the occasion
being a birthday surprise in honor of
Mrs. Josephine A. West. Friends were
here of all ages and from different
parts of the county, among the num-
Der being: Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Nye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McQuarrie, Mrs. J. T. Richards,
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. William Purdy,
Professor and Mrs. L. F. Moench, Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. West, Mrs. H. S.
Young, Salt Lake; Mrs. D. H. Peery,
Mrs. David Eccles, Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Dee, Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. McLaren Boyle, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Hamer, Mrs. Agnes Her
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. West, Mr.. and
Mrs j. L. Herrick Miss Rilla Snyder,
nan, Miss Lily Purdy, Miss Lulu
Peery, Miss Nettie Herrick, Miss Lettie
Herrick, Miss Lettie Richards, Miss
Pearl Richards, Mrs. May Richards,
Mrs Thomas Wallace, w. S. Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Littlefield, Mr..
Joseph A West, Mr.. Harry Bagley.
Games appropriate alike for old and
,oung, together with music, recitations
md general sociability, made the
,vening pass quickly. Supper was
served to all, the long table being set
our times to provide for all the guests.
Miss Lily Mccoy went to Evanston
Thursday to sing at the commence
nent exercises of the High school.
Mrs W. A. McGaw is visiting friends
n Iowa.
At the very pleasant surprise party |
,iven by the Degree of Honor ladies
4 A. o. u. w, which event has al
eady been noticed in these columns, |
Irs A c. Wilson won the ladies' first
,rize and Mr.. Adolphus Cave the
,entleman's first prize. Cards, ice
ream and cake were features of the
cry pleasant affair.
Court Lincoln, a. 0. F. of A, gave a
cry pleasant social and high five party |
n the hall Wednesday evening.
The Y. t. >. &. T.. gave social at the
OF the Misses Swobe, $50
'wenty-fourth street, Tuesday night.
he party was given in honor of the
eparture of a number of the young
idy members. who will soon leave on
ummer vacations. Those who are to
0 are Miss Mae Fisher. Miss Ida
Miss Dickinson and the
Iisses Swobe.
Tuesday evening Mrs. L. r. Rogers