The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-30

Sherman. Miss Beattie, Miss Law
renee. Miss Kimball, Miss Murray
Miss Minnie Murray, Mrs. James Jen-
nings, Mrs Walter Jennings, Miss Ce-
liza Sharp, Miss Cash, Mrs. Carey, Miss
Alff. Mrs Lewis, Miss Hardness, Miss
Ora Hardness. Mrs. Rookledge, Mrs
J. +. Game, Miss Toulmin, Mrs Neill,
Mrs. Bedford, Miss Young, Mrs. Dom
nellan, Mrs. Park, Miss Hoge. Mrs
Rookledge. Mrs William Reid, Mrs
Post, Mrs. Bidwell. Miss Burke. Miss
Woodward, Mrs. Hough. Mrs. Kerr,
Mrs. Eldredge, Miss Shearman and
Miss Edna Sherman.
Mrs. C. B. MARYLAND gave a sleigh
ride yesterday in honor of the children
Miss frankie Sharp was the hostess
of large card party Friday night, over
40 guests enjoying the affair. The large
drawing rooms were decorated with
pink roses. carnations and smilax. The
tally cards were daintily painted in
coIOrs of pink and green.
The guests We're Miss Clara ClawSon,
Miss Preston. Miss Clinton, Miss Saw
age. Miss Odell. Miss Bird. Miss Por-
ter, Miss Forbes. Miss Ellerbeck, Miss
Reynolds, Miss Kinsella Miss Dougall,
Miss Irvine, Miss Baum, Miss Eldredge,
Miss Richards, Mr.. Weber, Mr.. Por-
ter, Mr.. Eldredge, Mr.. Sharp, Mr.. Ritter.
Mr. Diehl. Mr. Groo, Mr. Miles, Mr..
Barnes. Mr.. Sprague. Mr.. George Law
renee, Mr.. Richards. Mr.. Morris, Mr..
Ellerbeck. Mr.. McCready. Mr.. Booth of
Wilmington, Del; Miss Sadler, Mr.. Ray
Walker, Mr.. Charles Walker, Mr.. Bert
Walker. Mr.. Charles Lawrence, Mr.. Hal
Hampstead, Mr.. Kraft and Mr.. Spencer
Chambers.
After the game musical programme
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The first prize, a silver picture frame,
was given Miss Murdoch; the second, a
Honiton dolly, TO Miss Fannie Bird. Mr..
McCready won the gentlemen's first
prize, a book, and Mr.. Joseph 7. Rich
ards, the second, a cup and saucer.
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The Monday Night Card club will be
entertained tomorrow night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Conner.
Mrs. Elmer Darling has invitations
out for cards Friday afternoon.
Mr.. r. r. Jones and Miss Crawford,
his niece, have taken possession of their
new home on First street.
Miss Macintosh entertained at din
ner Friday evening. Pink carnations
and ferns were used i'll the table deco
rations, and the guests seated around
it were Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rice. Mr..
Sheldon and Mr.. Robertson.
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Mr. Henry Sadler has returned from
Denver.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman entertained in
formally Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. MCGOWAN of Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Little will en-
terrain the Sixty-three club Thursday
evening.
Miss Pauline Groo gave a Kensington
tea yesterday afternoon. Those pres
ent were the Misses Allie Miller, Inez
Trent. Ella Atkinson, Laura Sherman,
Lucille Jennings, Kathleen Anderson,
Irma Aft and Hattie Jennings.
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Thursday night Mrs. Bichard again
entertained at cards. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with American
flags and cut flowers, the flags and
flowers of the different nationalities
being used as score cards and in the
decoration of the table. Progressive
euchre was played. The prize for the
greatest number of progressions, a
beautiful mirror was won by Mrs.
Beattie, and the consolation prize,
book, by Mrs. Sawyer. The gentleman's
first prize, a German stein, was given