The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-19
TIE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1891

taken the Daggett home on Brigham
street, where they will be at home to
their friends after the new year.
tuesday evening the pupils of Row
land hall will give a musicale.
Mr.. Lawrence Hamnell has gone east.
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Miss Anna Mae Mcmillan gave a
chatting dish supper Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Wilson and Miss Cul-
len leave Wednesday for Helena, where
they will spend the holidays.
Mrs. Arthur Brown gave an informal
luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs John Longmaid arrived in the
city Monday, and will spend the win
ter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Dinwoodey en-
/ tertained the "62" Card club Wednes
day evening. The club will not meet
again until after the holidays.
| On Monday night Miss Baum gave
an informal card party.
Mrs. Ernest r. Eldredge entertained
number of her young friends at a
taffy pull, Friday evening. The guests
were Miss Mamie Eldredge, Miss Kath-
leen Anderson, Miss Lucille Jennings.
! Miss Madge Westerfield, Miss Josie
i Katz, Mr. Scott Groo Mr.. Hugh Kim
ball, MI Alex Goliath, Mr. Harry At
linscr. Mr. Harold Eldredge and Mr..
Guy Eldredge.
Mrs. Gaylord entertained at luncheon
Wednesday, in honor of Miss Alma
Gaylord OF New York. The table was
effectively decorated with ferns and
flowers, while around it we're seated
Miss Gaylord, Mrs. Sam C. Park, Mrs.
Charles Post and Miss Park.
Mr. ?. J. Conway entertained infor
'mal!y at his rooms. Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Carrie Levy gave a card party
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwartz, Mr.. Laderman, Miss
Ida Cohn, Miss Alexander, Mrs. OPP
penheimer, Mr.. Jerome Hirschman,
Mr.. Herbert Hirschman, Mr.. L. Jacobs
and Miss Rose Levy. High five was
played. the prizes being won by Mr..
and Mrs. Simons.
The reception following the wedding
Thomas c. White was one of the very
pleasant events of the week, and was
attended by a large number of friends
of the contracting parties. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Margetts, while the groom is a ris-
ing young business man holding very
responsible position with one of the
largest mercantile corporations in the
state.
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Miss Eva Stringfellow and Mr. Ar
thur Stringfellow entertained few of
their friends at a candy pull on Tues
sday evening.
: Rev. and Mrs. Maynard have arrived
from Santa Monica, and are at No. 121
West Fourth South.
Miss Nettie Raleigh entertained the
Card club Tuesday night. Sixty three
was played by the u guests, prizes be-
ing won by Mrs Will Dyer, Mr.. Stro-
bel, Mr.. Dyer and Miss Raleigh.
Miss Lille OFT of ogden is the guest
OF Miss Raleigh.
ST. Marks Guild will continue its
Christmas sale next Tuesday after
noon at the guild room from until 5
Friday evening Miss Marguerite Har-
ley gave delightful dance The rooms
( were decorated with the national col,
ors, and lighted by Chinese lanterns
> In one corner of the hall punch wa.
, | served by Miss Taylor. Among the
guests were Miss "A. Scappatura, Mis-.
r. LAMA, Miss M. May, Miss Lillian
: Oliver, Miss Whitacher, Miss Jensen
Miss Marie Leyland, Miss NJ. Orlob
Miss R. Toronto, Messrs. Dfonne
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:. T. Foster j. Arbuckle, A. Toronto, w
Shields, J. Marshall. E. Burton, A
MOntanelle, j. Bistolf.
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Following the installation of officer
of Argenta lodge. A. +. and A. NJ, OF
4 Tuesday evening, Past Master Harr.
s Cushing was presented with hand
q some jewel.
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i The bazars given by the ladies o
n ST. Marks Guild and the Catholic la
# dies for the benefit of ST. AIMS Or
phanage during the week were tn
center of attraction for a large mum
: Der of people.
Yesterday was the 18th anniversar.
+ of the birth of Philip Pugsiey, and hi
e children and others arranged a pleas
ant little surprise for him last even
ing, by assembling at his home ant
: having q nice time in honor of tn
e event. Among those present were
Ezra Thompson and wife. Joseph Pugs
ley and wife, Philip Pugsley and wife
n S. M Barlow and wife, George Pugs
ley and wife, J. s. Barlow and wife, j
y. Raleigh and wife, Adelbert Beasle.
n and wife, and Mrs. Broadbent.
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Mrs. George A. Snow and Mrs. Josl
t. F. Grant left yesterday afternoon witt
their families for California, where the.
n will spend the winter months.
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The members of the Salt Lake Oper
a company have been rendered the cour
le tesy of a ball at Christensen's hall o,
Wednesday evening next, a polite not
from Mr. Berry, manager for tn
y Christensens, having been conveyed t
the members, congratulating them o.
the success of THE Chimes of Nor
e mandy" and asking them to be tn