The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28

Miss Edna Shearman, Mr.. Max Han
auer, Mr. Hazelton and DR.. Bascom
| Prizes were won by Miss Sherman
Mrs. Walker and Mr.. Hayward.
The Musical club met at the home Of
Miss Flanders last evening.
Mr.. schramm spent Thursday IL
Ogden.
Miss Beatrice Thomas left for hel
home in st. Louis Thursday.
Mr.. VIII Dinwoodey left yesterday
on business trip in southern Utah.
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Mrs. Will Sprague was the hostess OF
a very pretty afternoon tea on Thurs
day. The guest of honor was her
mother, Mrs. Witter of Denver. The
home was beautifully decorated in vio-
let's, carnations and ferns. Among
those present were Mrs. Hardness
Miss Hardness, Mrs. David Sharp, Mrs.
Sprague, Miss Sprague, Mrs. Justice
Mrs. Thomas Carter.
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Miss Hardness returned Thursda.-
from st. Louis.
luncheon Thursday afternoon in honor
of the Episcopal clergy and their wives.
Mr.. D. E. Burley left last evening
for Chicago.
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Mrs. Samuel Hughes entertained at
cards Thursday evening.
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The officers and ladies of the fort
gave an informal hop Friday evening.
A number of young people from the
city We're in attendance.
Mr.. F. c. Schramm entertained few
friends at luncheon yesterday at the
WOman's Exchange. The table was
deliberately decorated in jonquils and
violets. and the affair y S chaperoned
by Mrs. William Reid.
Mrs. Witter of Denver was the guest
of Mrs. Justice during the week.
Miss Maude Walker and Miss Stella
Walker are visiting friends in Oakland
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Miss Lucille Taylor entertained de-
lightfully on Thursday night at the
John Clark residence on First street.
A desperation card party was the at
traction. A large company of Miss
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evening was most agreeably spent.
Among the guests We're: Misses
Cathie Gunner, Selma Hyams, Laura
Bird, Mamie Sharp, Minnie James.
Lucille Jennings, Leda Rawlins Elsie
Cohen. Evaline Thomas. VENDETTA
Benson, Margaret Young, Marge Eller-
beck, Clarisse Thatcher, Messrs.
Vaughn Clark, Arthur Thomas, Led
Walter Shaughnessy, Ellis
Freed, Lee DinwOodey. Wesley Claw
son, Art Gunner, R. Romney, D. Ritter,
Frank Young, Herman Schettler.
George Goddard, Hugo Wells.
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Miss Thorn gave Welsh rarebit
party during the week.
Miss Bertha Carter entertained at
cards Thursday night. There were
i've tables, each decorated in the ma
-ional colors. "Sixty-three" was the
game enjoyed by the guests and at its
prizes We're awarded Miss
Edna Sherman and Mr.. Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cries have re-
urned from their wedding tour to the
,ast and are at home to their friends
1t the Wey hotel.
Mrs. Willard Young gave a high tea
Tuesday afternoon. The guests We're
Yrs. T. G. Weber, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs.
:. A Eldredge. Mrs. Henry Richards.
'irs. Amelia Young. Mrs. Lizzie Young.
drs. James Dwyer. Mrs. Zina Young
md Mrs. Sophia Sharp.
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Mrs. George Fenton has returned
rom Omaha
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Miss Mamie Noble left the early
,art of the week for New York.
Mrs. Hollingsworth Mcleod will be |
he guest of honor at the reception to
e given tomorrow evening by Mr.. and |
Irs. L. c. Trent.
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr will entertain tho
German club to on y evening 7
The NJ. o. o. d. will give no enter
ailments during Lent.
There will be many theater parties
iven during the Davenport engage
lent at the theater this week. On
Wednesday evening the members of
he Bicycle Card club will occupy
tails. At the close of the perform
nee the gentlemen of the club will give
supper.
The French club met Wednesday
18th Mrs. Ira Lewis.
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Miss Blanche Kimball entertained the
Card club Wednesday
vening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelden informally en-
.rtained at cards on Thursday even
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The members OF St Paul's Guild gave
Kensington tea Tuesday. The pro-
eeds were given to st. Marks hos
tal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Moritz gave a