The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-11

Matson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bigelow,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Chevers, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Gates, Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Ives, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Hurst, Mrs. McCready, Miss Main, Mr..
". J. Shelly.
The hostess had provided a novel
mode of entertainment, which baniShed
at once all fromality as the guests found
their partners by matching broken
couplets from Shakespeare. The tables
were provided with amuSementS rang
ing from the purely mirthful to the
more thoughtful and literary. The in
terest in the games was plainly evil
denced in the fact that not until the
tempting refreshments appeared could
the company be induced to leave them.
The successful contestants were Mrs.
Bigelow and Mrs. Fred Adams, the
prizes being an exquisite etching and a
dainty miniature in water colors.
The guests were unanimous in their
praise of the unique entertainment, and
of their charming hostess.
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Ray Savage is UP from Salt Lake
visiting with friends. He is the guest
of George w. Goddard.
Charles Kent is to sing in Ogden this
week, although the company he is with
will not stop here. Ogden's famous
tenor will come up to the junction city
Tuesday night, to assist the Free Kin
dergarten association. and will be
heard at the Weber stake academy.
Among the others who Will take part in
this elaborate entertainment are Maud
Dee, Mamie Harrington, Mamie Cos
terson, May Driver, Ida Farley, P. L.
Weitfie, Ruth Moench, Fred Tout, Ed
Tout, H. Anderson. Sheridan Ferrin,
Mrs. McCortney, Squire Coop. A hoop
drill by 16 young ladies and a musical
selection by pupils from the deaf mute
school, also two drills by little boys.
Nine little girls will illustrate the story
of the bread.
A most delightful evening was spent
Monday by the Jolly High Five club,
which was entertained by Mrs. ]. D.
Gill at her beautiful Mob Hill home.
Miss Margaret Park of Salt Lake City
was the guest of the afternoon, and
was the fortunate winner of the ladies'
prize. The gentleman'S prize was won
by Mr.. 1. L. Reynolds. The club will
meet Monday, April 10, with Mrs. Ali
son.
A verv pleasant event of the week
was the dancing party given by Miss
Luelle Peery at her home Friday night.
The out-of-town guests remained as
guests of the Peery family until the
next day. Those present were Misses
Emma Lyle Young. Mamie Eldredge of
Salt Lake. Nellie Henderson,. Mamie
Harrington, Nellie Stevens, Jennie Tay-
lor, Vergie HoutZ, Pearl Richards,
Kate Carnahan, Lettie Richards,
Phoebe Houtz, Emma Stevens and Sell
ma Kuhn Messrs. George Badgey,
Harold Eldridse, Mr.. Gates of Salt
Lake CITY; Homer Rich of Brigham
City; Ben Burt. Bruce Brown, George
Goddard. Harry Mcmillan, Henry Stew
ems, Bert Adams, Ed Hubert, Charlie
Richards. Howard Hollingsworth, Ger
aid Siegel, George Knauss, Will Stew
ems, Tom Farr and Lester Scoville.
The Historical club will meet with
Mrs. Gordon Saturday. April Il.
Len B. Sloss has returned to his home
in San Francisco, after a few weeks
in Ogden.
w NJ Dickson of New York is Wis
iting his brothers, the Drs. Dickson, in
this eitv. aac 4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Armstrong are
back from California, where Mrs Arm |
strong and her daughter spent the Win
ter.
Mrs Cook and Mrs. Daman of Rich
mond, Virginia, are in the city to
visit until about May 1.