The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-27
Jones, Mr.. Ellzins, Mr.. Oliver. Mr.. Wi
liams and Mr.. Donovan.

A delightful children's party was
given Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
e. L. Burrell of 153 North West Tenn
pie street, the occasion being the eighth
birthday of their daughter, Grace. The
guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves
during the afternoon with games, mu-
sic and dancing. a pleasing feature be-
ing a skirt dance by little Ethel Bees
ley Dainty refreshments were served
later.
Those present were Misses Emily,
Rachel, Jennette and Lucy Smith,
George Felt, Dot Cutler, Helen Claw
son, Lena Salisbury, Geneva Wright,
Benny Trent, Vera Wixcey, Belle Abb
bolt, Pearl Boulton, Clara Wilcox,
Ethel Beesley, Rachel Folsom, Hattie
and Eva Williams, Mary and Clarissa
Mumford, Annie Jacobson, Ethel Budo
and Eva Jensen, and Masters Lamont
Felt, Ray Cutler, Frank Hosick, Willie
Bouton, Spencer Felt, Stephen Wilcox,
Chancey White. Homer Burrell, Elmer
and Jay Beesley, Irwin Clawson, Homer
Wixcey. Morris jacobson, Spencer
Wright, Adelbert Whitaker, Albert
and Marion Merrill.
The same evening Miss Viola Burrel
entertained her friends. Games We're
enjoyed by the guests who We're: The
Misses Lillieth Smith, Louise Barnes,
Sarah and Josephine Williams, CARA
Smith, Amy Folsom, Mona Wilcox, Ina
Smith, Alice Farrell, Bessie and Naomi
Felt, Alice Tenant, Phyllis Dwyer,
Erna Felt, Myrtle Margetts, Jane Ais
worth Ella and Minerva Jensen, Dell
| Cannon, Emma Abbott, Louis Lee,
Florence Trent, Catha Groesbeck, Flor
ence Merrill and Masters Claude Can
non, Frank Burrell, Clayton Thatcher,
Donald Campbell, Tommy and Willie
| White, Gilbert Davis, David Dean Nor
man Saunders, Walter Heating, jessie
Felt, Lester Saunders, Fred Wilcox,
Preston and Everett Cutler, Willie Ais
worth, Spencer Wright, Wesley Smith,
Fred Beesley and Homer Bouton. Mrs.
| Burrell was ably assisted in entertain
| ing by Miss Vera Felt, May Burreu
and Emily Allsworth.
Miss Eugene Meyer and Mr.. William
Emil Madsen were married in the tenn
pie on Thursday at noon. A reception
home, 929 East Second South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Nye have
returned from the east. Mrs. Nye will
be at home at 1871 Second street for the
present.
On Monday evening Miss Aurora
Crockwell entertained very charmingly
in honor of her 18th birthday. After
licious refreshments were served. The
invited guests were Mesdames Mitch
ell, Coltrin, Shepherd, Dyer, Robinson,
Morrison and Castle, Messrs. Castle,
Ross, Hilgert, Ripple, Faust, Roy
Frost, Cid Alder, Burt Lawther, Hebe
Kimball, VIII Morris, Ray Cooper,
Frank Walters and Cecil and Frank
Crockwell, Misses Pearl Dunlap, Ciau-
dia Scofield, Myrtle Hanson, Edith
Hague, Thella Kimball, Marion Cronin
and Francis and Sophia Hegney.
The marriage of Miss Ada Calder,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cal
der, and Mr.. Edwin J. Winder, took
place Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the bride on Thirteenth South and
Seventh East streets.
Mrs. C. H. Schlaclks left for her home
in Denver Monday evening, after a
pleasant visit as the guest of Mrs. e.
E. Downey.
Among the engagements announced
during the week was that of Miss
Mildred Francis Of Napa, Cal, and
Lieutenant WEIGH of the Twenty fourth
infantry.
Judge and Mrs. Morris Sommer en-
tertained for Thanksgiving dinner the
Hon. r. N. Baslin, DR.. W. w. Belts,
DR.. ]. N. Harrison and Mr.. Alviras E.
Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones of Ogden
are the guests of Mrs. G. K. Smith.
The Woodmen of the World gave {
large and enjoyable dance at Christen
sens Wednesday evening.
Among those present were DR.. an(
Mrs. Douglas, DR.. and Mrs. Beer, Mr.
and Mrs. Petrovitzky, Mr. and Mrs
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Greer, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs
H. Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stayton
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Granter Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. Z. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. w H
! Linnell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Olsen, Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Midgley, Mr.. and Mrs
i, R. G. Watson, Misses L. White, Lin
). nell, Cahoon, Meyer, Viglini, A. Ander
son, Jepperson, Doremus, Laura ant
. Laurilla Horracks, Cartwright, Lauen
J. Spencer, Lunt, Rowland, Engilman, E
Engilman, Morally, Rawley, Read, Liz
zie and Annie Jones, Yoyct, Smith
/ Watson, Horsley, Reed, Petrovitzky
: Williams, Foster Thulin, Condie, Boil
. ten, Lawler, Pearl Horsley, Stanford
1 the Misses Roland, Baldering, Lawless
. Forbes, Lauche, Jessie Forbes, Taylor
: Easton, Yates, Richards, Barrows
Il
: Danley, Morton, Barton, Knudser
/ Harding, Reid, Cartwright, Crockett
4 Ray, Brown, Dunlap, Robinson, Ma
Brodie, Williams, Corbin, Tierney, Nc
i Gam. Cushing, Walden, Mantle, Salo
T. mon, Schmidt, Jensen, Mehesy, Bird
:. Cahoon, Arnett, Hoagiand, Brown, Rig
:, by, Burshton, McKeague, Bernstein
d West, Mason, Hoagman. Coulam, o.
[. son, Dunn, Jonasson, Human, Bur
), Holdiman.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Davies pleasantly en-
:, tertained Monday evening at thei
:. Third street home.
:. The Retail Clerks association Civ
5. ball at Christensen's Friday evening
:. Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. T
5. E. Dearborn gave a very pleasant "si1
r, ty-three' party to a number of the
;. friends. Cards were played until
: o'clock, when dainty refreshments wer
served. Those present were Mr.. an
d Mrs. F. L. Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. F. /
:, Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Smeltzer, Mr.. an
d Mrs. Fred Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkin
r. Mr. and Mrs. Nickum, Mr.. and Mr.
r Needham, Miss Little and DR.. Buckle
Prizes were won by Mrs. F. B. Coo
and Mr.. Needham.
" Mr.. o. H. Alvey, principal of til
Washington school, spent Thanksgivin
with Professor and Mrs. Webster.
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n The young people of St Paul's wi
e give a theatrical performance Thurs
e day evening, Dec l, at st. Mark
school house. Comrades" will b
given. In the cast are Hiss Lowey
3 Miss Virginia Swift, Miss Norma Dick
J. ert Mr.. G. w. Meeks, Mr.. w. j. Meek'
r. Mr.. Knox Bodell and Mr.. Frank Kraf
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