, 1897-11-13

who is always in the line Of progress
sion has fitted up a neat little box in
the rear Of the hall which will accom-
modate nine persons. and which has
held a merry party each evening dur
ing the week.
The members of the Woman's aux
Hilary Of st. Matthews cathedral spent
a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Talbot
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon entertained the
card club of which they are members
Wednesday evening. Progressive
euchre with refreshments was the or
der of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hodgeman enter
tanned a few intimate friends Wednes-
day evening in honor of the nineteenth
anniversary of their wedding. The
house was redolent of flowers and a
very social time was spent.
Mrs. Dwight Smith invited q number
of her friends on Wednesday evening
to a farewell dinner for Mrs. Sigwart.
left that evening for Omaha. Seat
ed around the bountifully spread table
were Mrs. Sigwart. Mrs. Hodgeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Campbell. DR.. and
Mrs. Miller. Judge and Mrs. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Trabing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Rauner. Pro-
gressive euchre employed the guests
until midnight. when the entire COM
pany escorted Mrs. Sigwart to the train
and goodbye was said.
The Ladies' Card club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Ora Haley and
whiled the hours away with a delight
the pretty prizes were Mrs. Bauman,
Mrs. Manasse and Mrs. J. f. Wilken-
son.
Mrs. Percy Palmer entertained a half
dozen ladies' Friday at a thimble party,
and it is needless to say that the party
was a jolly one. Very few flashes Of
silence attracted attention. and every
moment was enjoyed. The guests were
Mrs. PASCAL, Mrs. Hodgeman, Mrs. Ar
thur Kingsford, Mrs. Ivy Buck. Mrs.
Everett Eggleston.
Prof. and Mrs. Soule entertained a
number Of friends at dinner last even
ing.
The card party given by Mrs. Varnum
Thursday afternoon was prominent
among the social events Of the week.
The floral decorations were exquisite.
In parlor, dining room and library i'm
mense bowls OF the imperial autumn
flower. the chrysanthemum in its light
er and deeper shades of yellow was u.s.
ed while yellow tints were carried out
in all the decorations. When the ex-
citing contest was ended and the vic
tors announced, the points of the game
were all gone over while dainty refresh
ments were partaken Of. The first
prize. a handsome purse with silver
trimmings, was won by Mrs. Hamil-
ton: the second, al exquisite olive tray,
by Mrs. Arnold; the third, an olive
M, hr NGrs nrHoy. Tho fo,rtb ,
paper knife, by Mrs. George. while Mrs.
Coburn, having the fewest games, was
presented with a bunch Of slate PEN
ellis with a notice to make points"
The guests included Mesdames Mar
riott, M. N. Grant, Hamilton, George,
Arnold. Homer, Ridgaway. Nickerson,
Duffey. Durlacher, Coburn. Marsh;
Misses Hebard and Mathey.
Mrs. c. f. Denig returned Wednes-
day from Salt Lake and Pocatello,
where she enjoyed a pleasant visit with
her brother, Mr.. Frank Cramer.
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the most sociable organizations in the
city and their regular monthly reunions
are always looked forward to with
pleasure. The one given Tuesday night
in Odd Fellows hall was well attended
despite the many other attractions and
all were fully repaid as the time was
passed in playing cards. dancing. re-
freshments and a short program. The
public is always welcome and a pleas
ant evening is sure to follow. A small
admission fee Of 10 cents Is charged.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
met with Mrs. George Fox Wednesday
afternoon, where the forthcoming
Japanese dinner was discussed at
length. 1t will be given November %
in the Methodist church and the ladies
are making every effort to make it a
success. Those taking part will be be-
comingly attired in Japanese costume,
the decorations will be Of the same or
der and a table Of fancy articles. pre-
sumably from Japan-will be for sale.
The men will suit the Americans
APPETITE as such good things as chicken,
hot biscuits. cranberry jelly. pickles.
pies. ETC., will be served.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
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