The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13

Mrs. ]. E. Game. Mrs. E. R. Eldredge,
Hrs. F. W. Jennings, Mrs. James Jen-
nings, Miss Alton Young, Mrs. William
Reid.
Miss Jessie Forbes entertained at a
Sixty three" party yesterday after
noon. The rooms were tastefully dec
Grated for the occasion. The guests
present wee Mrs. BabcOck. Mrs. Barry.
Miss AcGrath, Miss Paul. Miss Alice
Paul, Miss Glendinning. Miss Mcmillan,
Miss Anna Nae Mcmillan, Miss Leon
ard, Miss Ealstead, Miss Blanche
Burke, Miss Freed, Miss Howat. Miss
Francis Howat, Miss Florence Howat,
Miss Bird. Miss Cdell. Miss Geddes,
Miss Sibyl Anderson. Miss Lena Pres
ton, Miss Remington. Miss Porter Miss
Sharp. Miss Richards. Miss Lucille Jen-
nings, Miss Sprague, Miss Reynolds.
Miss Bacon, Miss Sue Bacon.
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The marriage OF Miss Lucille Dull and
Mr.. Julian a. knight occurred We'd
nesday afternoon, at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Graham Putnam.
The ceremony was performed by DR..
i1cNiece, assisted By DR.. Paden, and
was Witnessed by 20 friends of the
young couple.
The came evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight left for Montana, their future
home.
The hop at the Manitou Tuesday
night was one of the delightful affairs
of the week.
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The young people of Unity Circle viii
give a St. Valentines dance tomorrow
night, at Unity hail.
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There viii be a musicale and recep-
ton Thursday afternoon, from ? until
3, at the hcme of Mrs. T. S. Richards,
for the benefit of. the Orphans Home.
The programme will be an attractive
one. Many well known local artists
will take part.
Mrs. Ernest A. Trip entertained yes
terday, in honor of Miss GwecdOlen's
birthday. Games and valentines added
to the enjoyment of the afternoon.
Those present were June Howard,
Fenton Howard, Arvis Chapman,
Pansy Peyton, Frank Spencer, Louise
Spencer, Rhen Spencer, Daniel Spencer,
Albert Bowers, Willie Bower. Donald
Maclean, Kenneth Maclean. Francis
Cowan, Helen Longmaid. Jack Rich
ards, Emily Richards. Martha Rich
ards, Lucy No shit. Nora Murdoch, Cor
neiie James, Frank James, Katie Ad-
ans, Alice Harper, Katherine Jennings,
Fred Slade, Phyllis sharp.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Moritz have re-
turned frcm San Francisco.
Miss Josie Studebaker was the hos
tess at a very delightful LogOmachy
party on Tuesday evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Lucas,
Miss Martha Wismar. Miss May Wis
mar, Miss Eva Thompson, Miss Ida
Whittemore, Miss Bertha Mains. Miss
Mona Biggs. Miss May Corser, Mr.. Geo.
Ingham, Mr.. Ed Moore, Mr.. Emil Wis
mar, Mr.. Horace Tucker, Mr.. o. 5.
Wigglesworth, Mr.. b. L. Corum, Mr..
John Wismar, Mr.. Ernest Pratt.
At the home of President George Q.
Cannon, Tuesday evening, the men,
bers of Professor John J. McClellan's
Harmony class gave him a pleasant
surprise.
In addition to the 20 Harmony stu
dents, were the following guests: Pres
ident and Mrs. George Q. Cannon. Col
onel and Mrs. NeDhi w. Clayton. and
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Spence. a hand
some full morocco album, containing
the photographs of the students, was
presented to the professor.
Refreshments were served during the
evening. Musical selections OF the clas-
OTQcT were SINSU- Lite
most novel thing of the entertainment
was the Harmony Conundrums. Some
ingenious members of the class pre-
pared a list of conundrums involving
technical terms in the science of music
The exultation of the few who guessed
the complete list was amusing. The
professor entered into the game with
custo.
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for Europe, where she will spend the
next two years with her parents in
London.
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A very pleasant surprise was given
at the home of Roy P. Kingsbury on
Thursday evening last The guests
were: Miss Anna Arnolders, Miss
Alice Hooper. Miss Carrie Kingsbury,
Miss Maud Evans. Miss Maud Gillette,
Miss Rhoda Kingsbury. Miss Amelia
Evans, Miss Addie Eldredge, Mr.. Rod