The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09
THE SALT HERALD: SUNDAY. JANUARY 9, 1888

Tors and library were adorned with
holly, mistletoe and cut flowers. The
evening was spent with cards, prizes
for the greatest number of games won
being awarded Miss KatZ and Mr..
Charles Game.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Game Miss Roundy, Miss
Davis Of West Virginia, Miss Ora
Hardness, Miss Aft Miss Cotton, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam c. Park, Mr.. and, Mrs.
Charles Post, Miss Park, Miss Toulmin,
Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide Mason, Miss
Thorn, Miss Beatty. Mr. George Law
renee, Mr.. f. c. Schramm, Mr.. Joe
Davis, Mr. Richie. Mr. Fortesque, Mr..
Ferris, Mr.. Max E. Smith, Mr.. KATE,
Mr.. Max Hanauer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Wilson have re-
turned from Helena
Mr. Harry Dinwoodey leaves during
the coming week for New York
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Miss Lena Preston entertained Fri
day evening in honor of some Of the
younger members of society A guess
ing game was the form Of entertain
ment the successful contestants, Miss
Josie katz and Mr.. Frank Roberts, be-
ing awarded prizes.
The guests We're Miss Pauline Groo,
Miss Mamie Eldredge, Miss Blanche
Burke. Miss Elizabeth Groo, Miss
Kathleen Anderson, Miss Irna Aft.
Miss Lucille Jennings, Mr.. Frank Rob
erts, Mr.. Harry Roberts, Mr.. Jay Groo,
Mr. Lynn Clinton, Mr.. Scott Groo, Mr..
Harold Eldredge, Mr.. Arthur Thomas,
Mr.. Guy Eldredge, Mr.. Hamilton Cot
fin.
Miss Phoebe Prour. who is well
known in Salt Lake, and Rev. Mr..
Blocker were married in Bozeman,
Mont, Thursday evening. Before go
ing TO their future home in New YORK
they will pay Salt Lake visit. They
will arrive Wednesday morning and
that same evening the ladies OF St
Pauls guild will give a reception in
their honor at the rectory. An invi-
tation is extended TO the friends of
Mrs. Blocker.
The reception at the Ladies' Literary
club Friday afternoon, following the
exercises of the formal opening of the
club house. was one of the delightful
affairs of the week. The reception
room. had been fitted up in a most
artistic manner and was decorated with
palms and flowers. Here during the
latter part of the afternoon tea was
served from table made beautiful
with carnations, ferns, dainty china
and cut glass. The ladies presiding
over the room being Mrs. Vincent, Mrs.
William Reid, Miss Alff, Miss Hunt and
Miss Ethelyn Weber They were as
sisted by Miss Wallace, Miss McCor-
rick, Miss Crawford, Mrs. Bailey and
Miss Weber.
Mrs. H. j. Newman will give a series
of card rartieS during the StaV of her
aunt, Mrs. Wetherill. Invitations have
been issued for two this week and two
the week following.
Mr. David Murray left last night for
Helena.
Mrs. F. Henry Richards and Mrs.
Joseph Richards have issued invita-
tons for a card party Thursday after
noon, the affair being given in honor
of Mrs. Henry ]. Newman and Mrs.
Wetherill.
Mrs. w. P Lynn gave a children's
party Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. bod Mcintyre has been spending
a few days in the city visiting old
friends. He leaves today for Mexico.
Mrs. Hayward will entertain at cards
Wednesday,.
Mrs. J. H Linck and Mrs. Ingram
entertained at cards Thursday after
noon. The guests were: Mrs. Theron
Mrs Ewing, Mrs. Megeath, Miss Lane,
Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Stew
ems, Mrs. MARYLAND, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs.
Hale, Mrs Brink, Mrs. Hoge, Mrs.