The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-25
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week in the city in company with
NJ Frank NJ. briggs, formerly of
Salt Lake, and teacher in the state
institute in the school for the deaf and
dumb and blind is located at 453 TWEEN
ty-frsr street.
Mr.. F. C. schramnls is convalescent
but it will probably be two weeks be-
fore he is able to be around again.
Mr.. Reuben Rhees of Pleasant View,
who leaves shortly On mission to the
eastern states, was rendered a farewell
party Thursday evening.
Miss Julia. Berlin of Park City is
visiting with friends in the city.
Mrs. E. NJ. Allison gave an informal
| luncheon one day last week in honor
of Mrs. R. T. Hume's guests, Mrs.
Alice Cawkins Emerson and Miss Abby
Moulton of Chicago. The guests were:
Mrs. Emerson, Miss Moulton, Mrs.
Hume, Mrs. Don Mcguire, Mrs. Adam
Kuhn and Miss Kate Fitzgerald. After
the luncheon was finished the ladies
played high five. Mrs. Kuhn winning
the prize, a pretty delft dolly. Mrs.
Emerson and Miss Moulton will leave
Ogden tomorrow night for short
visit at Denver before proceeding to
their home in Illinois.
The Morning club held the last meet
ing of the season at the residence of
Mrs. I. N. Pierce Wednesday morning.
The club has for its members ladies of
society who like the woman of the
latter half of this century embrace the
club idea to its fullest extent, both in
organizing and carrying out success
fully plans for Improvement or amuSe-
ment. The meetings of the Morning
club have been very enjoyable and the
prizes exquisite, well played for and
we'll awarded.
Mrs. George Matson entertained al
cards Wednesday, Mrs. Ad Kuhn Fri
day. Mrs. Sarah Anderson and Costel-
10 Thursday and Mrs. Chevers Satur-
day.
Last Thursday evening Miss Ruby
Lowe was delightfully."-. surprised at
her home, 2642 Wall avenue. Those
present were: Misses Prude Thomas,
Edna Webb, Hattie Holbrook, Pearl
Jost, Lillian Lowe, Minnie Lowe, Ruby
Hclbrook, Ernest Stone, Irwin Beltzer,
Charles McMannus, Dan Lothern and
James Browning.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, assisted by eight
young girls, Misses Nellie Fitzgerald,
Barratt, Cassin, Cullen, Carnahan.
Healy, Scudder and Toombs of Bonnie
vile, entertained a large number We'd
nesday evening, the occasion being a
Sheedy of Los Angeles. The rooms
We're beautifully decorated with white
and yellow chrysanthemums. Partners
were chosen by matching souvenir
cards, palette-shaped and decorated
alike in pairs. Miss Kate Fitzgerald
won the first prize-a china tea set.
Mrs. Houx and Mrs. w. F. Adams cut
for the consolation prize-a tray Mrs.
Adams was the winner. Mrs. Sarah
Anderson received the booby-a vase.
Sweet music was furnished by the
Sacred Heart Mandolin and Guitar
club. Some of the young ladies cut for
a decorated china plate, which was
won by Miss Toombs. The guests
were: Misses Fitzgerald, Ella Hickey
and Lizzie Toombs and Mesdames J.
S. Lewis, Wallace, Perkins, Briggs,
Swan, Evans, Peery, G. Brown, Hay
wood, Guthrie, OMelvany, Shealy,
Barratt, Ash, Wells, Cullen, Cassin,
Anderson Graham, Ryan, Condor,
Hassett, Pratt. Rogers, Conway,
Marks, Golding, Whalen, Hume, Wash
burn, Abbott, Reynolds, Tyler, Arm
strong, Brick, Spargo, Macmillan, Nc
Quarrie, Hopponyen, Williams, c.
Darling, Steler, Healey, Hurlbut, Fred
and Albert Kiesel, Don and John Ma
guire, E. M. Allison, II. G. and A. Bige-
low, Ad Kuhn, w. f. Adams, e. W.
and George Matson, Ledwidge, ]. and
T. Mckinley, White, Rolapp, Barrett,
Chevers, Sheedy and Houx of Los An
geles, King of Terrace; from Salt Lake,
Miner, Henderson, Bishop, Cambridge.
f. s., T. D. and ]. Richards. Mrs.
Fitzgerald and her guests will receive
calls Wednesday of the coming week
A merry party, consisting of Mes
danes Mosman, Hayes, Wright, Jar
Wis and Thomas; Misses Wright, AL
den and W. H. Wright. spent Friday
afternoon at the springs.
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Miss Lizzie Toombs of Bonneville
was the guest of Mrs. Fitzgerald on
Thursday.
G. H. Storer of Idaho has been visit
ing his SISTER, Mrs. E. Anderson, and
family the past week.
Miss Maud De Richly of Springfield
o.. is in Ogden visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Mark Lessenger.
Mrs. N. W. Silspy returned Friday
from two weeks visit to the coast.
Calculating Lessons.
By Mrs. Dean at % S street. Course of