The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

Felt, Miss Alice Nicholson. Miss Alice
Taylor Miss Har1er Miss Hyde. Miss
Cora Pratt, Miss Ora Rogers, Miss JeR-
ME Seattie, Miss Minnie James, Miss
Jacobs, Miss HodGson, Miss Wardrobe,
Miss Bessie Edmunds. Miss Lulu Gates.
Miss Hattie Whitney, Miss Savife. Miss
Latimer. Miss 0IcAllister. Miss Kate
Rogers. NIr. J. s, Sears, Mr.. Frank
AIoyle, Mr.. McAllister, Mr. T. S. Jen-
sen, MI Holger Jensen. Mr.. Albert To-
ronto. MIR. Latimer. Mr.. Gates. Mr.. Jud
Glade. MIR. James Young, AIr. Ralph
Snow, Mr. Rufus Cobb, Mr.. Leo Mich
olson, Mr., MILFORD Moyle, Mr.. Frank
Cope. M. Spencer Squires.
Miss Lucy Shaw gave an English tea
last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Eard-
ley, During the afternoon Miss Shaw
gave an entertaining account OF her re-
cent travels in Europe.
Mrs, Harding save a Halloween
party in honor of the children last
evening. The guests were Flossie
Jennings, Bessie Mcintyre, Phoebe
Harding, Edith Miller, Effie SHUTTER,
Dorothy Dryer, Claire DougaH. Hazel
I, Beatty. Emma Groesbec1, Lulu Keat-
ing. Louise Nfadsen, Nettie Nicholson,
Mamie Cowan, Kate Farrell.
| the surprise party given Friday even
! ing in honor of the birthday of Bert
Kelly Those present were: Ida Pitt.
LoEtie Pitt, Lucy Dean. Mary Pyper,
Efiie Pyper. Mrs. Wright, Chessie
Bourgard, Ruth Herly, Maggie Pyper,
j Hattie Wallace, Annie Cartwright
Eftie Kelly, Hilma Peterson. Josie
/ Kelly, Mrs. Winters, Messrs. Al Pin
ney. Will Naisbitt, Lynn Simmons,
Warren Salisbury, Charlie Hague
I Oscar Peterson, Dick Wright. Charlie
( solomon, Ed Wallace, Dave Kelly.
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! The ladies of st. Patriek's Guild will
/ give Halloween party at the rectory
4 tomorrow night Among the attrac-
tlons VIII be palm reading. fortune
/ telling and a ghost room
1t is expected that invitations for an
other dancing party. to be given at
I Christensen'5 by the High school, will
be out in the near future.
Mrs ]. Z. Grant has changed her res
idence TO lis South Fifth East.
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Two of the prettiest affairs Of the
week we're the card party yesterday
! afternoon and the Klondtke german
| given last evening by Miss Dern and
! Miss Jessie Colburn at the Dern resi-
dence.
There We're Is guests at the card
( party. Miss Carruthers winning the first
prize. cut glass vase, and Miss Nell
Forsythe the second, a bunch of chry-
santhemums.
The hlOndihe german in the evening
Was a unique and elaborate affair. The
rooms we're beautifully decorated to
represent snow and ice and gold the
flowers used being yellow and white
chrysanthemums- Dainty refreshments
were served, and the german was thor
oughly enjoyed by the Il guests.
Fifteen grandchildren and six chill
dren of George W. Boyd, a pioneer of
1S49, and residing at 544 West Second
South, assembled at his home yester-
day afternoon the occasion being Mr..
Boyd's I'D birthday The veteran re-
ceiVed hearty congratulations and was
presented with a handsome arm chair.
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The reception and ball rendered to
the children of the different classes at
ChriStensen's academy yesterday af-
ternoon was delightful affair The
committee in charge consisted of
| Misses Edith Miller, Veda Thatcher,
MeSsrs Silney Beaue and Lawrence
Beck, The programme of fancy dances
was an exceptionally new one and was
made up as follows: Skirt dance, solo
by Violet Craig; minuet, De La
Cour,' Duet by little Sadie De Lovage
and Lawrene Mcdonald; Highland
Fling, solo by Vern NIetcalf; recitation
and Ininuet How Grandma Danced
the Minuet," by Violet Craig;
Spanish dance. group dance. by Misses
Edith Miller. Halle Gunner, Clara
Dougal. Leona Pratt, Clara Stevens
and Evelyn Metcaf, Following the
exhibition ChristenSen'S orchestra
played some fine selections, and after
wards dancing was INDUCED in by all
present. The hail was thronged and
the affair was voted the most success
ful one of the kind ever given in the
city.
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