The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06
IN THE SOCIAL REALM
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Carthy entertained on Halloween.
Games were enjoyed and prizes won
by Miss Lucille Morrison and Miss
Louise McHugh
Present were Miss Donald, Miss Nor
rison, Miss Meyer, Miss Ida Mcdonald,
Miss Margaret McHugh, Miss Marie
McColy, Miss Watson, Miss Mona Nc
Hugh, Miss Mabel Habish, Miss Helen
Cohn, Miss Jean Williams and Miss
Louise MeHugh.
On Friday evening the members of
the Social Wheel club will give dance
at christensen's.
sirs. J. H. Walker was the hostess
Of luncheon Tuesday afternoon. The
daintily appointed table was decorated
with geraniums and ferns. The guests
We're Mrs. S. S. Walker, Mrs Eccles,
Miss Nellie Walker, Mrs. ]. II. Giles
pie. Mrs. ]. H. Horlick and Miss Nellie
Beatie.
Mrs. Joe Seigel has returned to Salt
Lake after an absence of one year and
is at home at the Knutsford.
Mrs. Rhoda Goddard and Mr.. silas T.
Smith were married Monday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Judge
Timmony and was witnessed by few
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Brady have
gone to Pocatello, where they VIII
make their home.
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The Misses Dahlquist gave a Hal
lowe'en party Monday evening, which
was enjoyed by a large number of their
friends among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. George 3. Margetts, Miss Netue
Frost, Miss Bessie Frost, Miss Eva
Conover. Miss Florence Rawlins. Miss
Theresa Carlquist Miss Mile Farms
worth Mr.. Ray Woodcock. Miss Mae
Carter, Miss Margaret WINNER, Mr..
Richard Chamberlain, Mr.. Thomas q.
Mckay, Mr. Edward Chamberlain, MIR.
J. a Parrish, Mr.. c. H. Carlquist, Mr.
Charles E. Rose, Mr.. G. S. Parrish, Mr.
Hansen, Mr.. a. j. Barber.
Mrs. E. A. Cornell of New York is
visiting her son, Stephen Council, Of
the attorney generals office.
A pleasant surprise party was given
on Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
John r. Price. the occasion being the
anniversary Of her wedding. Music,
recitations and games entertained the
company, and dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mrs.
Dilley, Mrs. Burrige, Mrs. E. Fowler,
Misses Lilly Cooke, Lyle Cooke, Name
Leadingham, Alice Dilley, May Lewis,
Lilly Price, Sadie Price, Bessie Price,
Mary Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler. James
Colbert, Z. Hendricksen, w. Monteer,
]. Burrows. William Mexican, Joseph
Fowler. j. Bell, B. Johnson, H. Bodmer,
Mrs. Price, Charles Price, Harold
Price, L. Angel.
On next Saturday evening, at the
Ladies Literary club miscellaneous
programme will be rendered, which
promises to maintain the reputation of
the Euterpe club for informal, delight
full evenings in the realm of music.
The most noteworthy numbers will I'M
doubtedly be rendered by a quartette
of French horn players, Messrs L. P.
Christensen, A. Masterman, L. c.
Reed and c. Jesperson, who, at some
personal sacrifice, have agreed to make
this contribution to the good cause OF
musical art. The French horn pre-
sents SO many difficulties that it is
rarely heard except in orchestraS;
therefore, it's wonderful possibilities
are not generally appreciated. Besides
several vocal and piano solos, a double
male Quartette and a vocal duet are
expected TO round out the full enjoy
ment of the occasion. Programme be-
gins at $50 sharp.
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Miss Piper entertained Friday even
ing in honor of Mr.. Heber Esseman
Cards We're enjoyed and prizes won
by Mr.. VIII Thomas and. Mr.. VIII
Shamrock.
Mrs. Strickley gave an enjoyable en-
tertainment during the week.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 10, the
ladies of the Central Christian church
will give a musicale at the church par
lors, for which a very pleasing pro-
gramme has been prepared. The ladies
viii be assisted by the following: Mrs
Andrews, Mrs Reed, Mrs. Jolly. Miss
Maynard. Miss Gray, Mr.. Ashworth
Mrs. Bagley, Miss Clayton and the Yu.
kon quartette.
Mrs. Arthur Barendt left Friday fol
New York, where she will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Woodward
On Monday evening Miss Birdie Dun.
lap gave a Halloween party to a mum
Der of friends. After enjoying severa
games and musical selections, a dainty
supper was served. The guests We're
Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Treweek, NIisse!
Sadie Mower, Lulu Mower, Ella Box
Effie Morgen, Edna Brown, Clarisss
OT6- 1SdDeild IRE EIHel OTe, May Bill
lings, Lottie Griggs, Nettie Griggs
Lulu Armstrong, Pearl Peck, Lilli,
Gamble, Roma Thompson, Lillian Burn
ham, Pearl Dunlap, Messrs. Sidney AL
der, Art Bolton, Norman Davis, Bur
Margetts, George Glade. Frank Rose
Shade Stringer, Theodore Stringer
Ted johnson, Quincy Johnson, Ellis
johnson, Lawrence Shelter, Joe Gill
John Miller, Truey Armstrong, Jacl
Coyne, Harry Lind, Allen Burt, Franz
Cowen, Mr.. Mower, Mr.. Schliep.
The Poets Round Table met will
Miss Preston on Monday, Oct. 81, 70
the study of Whittier.
The table was beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemums and autumn
leaves. The place-cards were painted
in water colors by Mr.. G. w. Brown
ing, and each bore a quotation from
Snow Bound"
Mrs. Dale read very able paper Oh
tne life of the poet, and was followet
by the reading Of his poems by othe
members of the club.
The club adjourned ct $50 to NEE
with Mrs. Peyton on the last Monday il
November for the study Of Moore.
The You and 1 Crystal club me
with Mr.. and Mrs. Butler on Thursda,
evening. The hostess was presentet
with a gift of dishes from the club
and cards were played, the first prize
being won by Mr.. and Mrs. H W
Branch, second by Mrs. Butler and MI
Andrew GALLAGHER. The house wa
prcfusely decorated with chrysanthe
NUNS, and the TALES were in the form
of leaves. The guests sat down to a,
elegant repast, after which there wa
quite a musical programme CARRIE
out.
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