The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-21
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Saturday, March 16, being the birth
day of Miss Jennie Snyder and Miss
Mollie Toombs. a delightful surprise
party was given in their honor by Mrs.
Murray Shepherd, assisted by Misses
Olive and Rilla Snyder. An original
and very amusing game was introduced
bringing in over 100 advertising pic
lures clipped from the newspapers and
standard magazines. These pictures
were cut out and in such manner
as 10 leave no words which would fur
nish clue to the identity of the firm
Issuing it. The pictures were numbered
and exhibited 20 the guests. who en-
deavored 20 write down the name of
the firm using the picture. The game
gave rise TO no end Of laughaDle Incl
dents. It was surprising how confus-
ing the most familiar pictures became
when separated from the printed mat
ter describing them. Rubifoam was
time and again COMPOUNDED with sozo-
don't. MunyOn, Shores & Shores, and
Paine-he of the celery compound fame
Were COMPOUNDED one with another,
and L was discovered that other peo-
pie say 'tgCod morning" besides those
who wish 10 know il the ADDITIONS have
been performed with a certain brand OF
soap. Com DleXion powders and COM
plexion masks weIN guessed as identi-
cal, While cod liver oil was associated
with various brands of sarsaparilla.
and the revenue laws we're violated
time and again by putting cigar labels
on brands where they mad no right.
Miss Patton won first prize, having
guessed A correctly, while Miss George
Smith was compensated for her lack OF
success by an appropriate prize. very
! tasteful luncheon Was served and the
j guests pronounced the meeting one of
the most pleasant and unique parties
of the season. The guests were: Mes
danes W. W. Waters, Archie Bow
man, Vail. Misses Maud and George
Smith, Bessie Boothe, Levina Griffin,
Olivia Snyder Patton, Rilla Snyder,
Lizzie Toombs and Eta Keith Of Park
City.
The Y. NJ. c. 4. has become quite a
factor IN social affairs, especially those
of semi-public nature. Not only does
the organization itself give many pleas
ant events, but it is the rendezvous for |
other organizations. A most successful
affair was the reception and entertain |
ment given Tuesday evening. under the /
Joint auspices Of the Baptist Young /
Peoples Union, the Epworth League /
and the local union of the Young Peo- I
pies Society of Christian Endeavor. I
The entertainment was for the purpose /
of raising funds to entertain the dele !
gates of the national convention of |
Christian EnGeavcr. who will stop over /
here en- route to San Francisco. Each /
of the societies had one Of the three /
east windows of the hall. and had dec
GRATED it tastefully Stanley Mcintosh !
was master OF ceremonies and gave d
short address of welcome instrumental !
solos were given by W. O. Kay and
Miss Laura Minty; vocal solos by Miss
Mamie Harrington and o. w. Pierce,
ana Rotations by Mrs F. f. ChriSten-
sen and Mis- Mabel Greenwich. Rev.
A. P. Tedrick gave d brief address. An
intermission in the programme was
taken in order to permit the serving of
delicious refreshments. The hall and
adjacent rooms were thropsed the en-
tire evening, and the entertainment was
a complete success from every point
of view.
Thursday evening a most delightful
affair was given in Castle hall, in honor
OF Canton Ogden ! O. O. F. by the
uniform rank. K. p. The prize cup
won by the canton from the Knights in
the recent drilling contest was conspic-
uous II z place of honor, and was
draped with the choicest of flowers. It
was borrowed from the winners for the
occasion. and its reception was the &C.
casion OF some pleasant ceremonies.
Guards of honor We're specially de-
tailed TO lock after it. a series of
high five games were played and re-
suited in prizes being carried home by
Mrs Z. 4. Cook. Mr.. W. H. Zion Miss
Powers and Mrs. a. W. Brown. While ;
the banquet tables were being arranged :
a brief programme was rendered. Mas
ter Wilbur Washburn fairly captured ,
the audience by clever recitation work.
After q banquet of many courses :
Captain Brown made a speech /
addressed particularly to the Wis /
itors. Captain Anderson responded. /
speeches were also I
made by Messrs. Cook, Turner. Pulver, 5
Jennings and others. 5
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The afternoon dance yesterday at the
Union was cutie successful, and the {
young men viii likely be importured I
70 have it repeated two weeks hence. I
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Mrs. r. c. Smead was the recipient I
IF pleasant surprise party Wednes 3
lay evening. Mrs. Thompson and Mr.. !
Bill were awarded the consolation &
prizes. Among the guests were Afessrs.
and Mesdames W. W. Corey, s. a.
DANES Eggleston, Angel. Beckerton; q
Misses Stella GIinter, Nellie Hardy. :
Lille Yates. Kate MacGregor, Maggie
Thornley,; MessTs. Eggleston, Brown +
ng. Hill, Corey and Thornley,. c
J. c. Armstrong is sojourning in +
California. O
Mrs J. S. Foreman Will entertain b
he Aglaia Tuesday, March the 2Srd, !,
It go y. n.
L. R. Rogers is back from his east z
IN visit. a
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At the last meeting of the John A
.ogan w. r. c. held March u, the G
rganized a constitution and bylaws i
dopted end the club embienas chosen. $
he club cOlors viii be the patriotic 81
olors of the ordered, white and
lue. The club motto. the beautiful q
aotto OF the order. Fidelity, Charity .
nd Loyalty" and the club flower, the b
ld-fashoned garden flower which does -
0 much faithful service memorial day
the flag, d species of the iris, but a
hose botanical name s fleur de lis. il :,
not intended that the literary fea-
1re shall in any manner Overshadow N
ne work of the corps, but after bust
ess is done 10 spend an hour in the al
MUTUAL improvement of the members @
nd the discussion of the vital inter- *
IS of the day" The open parliament hi
8 Friday brought out q brief discus ~
on of the Cream question, the Cuban, d
le arbitration treaty and the inaugu- =;
II hall At the meeting on Friday a,
ext, the 26th. Mr.. Hendershott viii 81
i've a Glimpse of the Past Admins CT
atom" Mrs. Epperson, A Glimpse CO
the Present Admin tration;" Mrs &C