The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-27

Dltlulan- MI JOnn spencer, MT. NoOuS,
Mr.. Walter Coleman, Mr. Foster, Mr..
Preston Thatcher Mr. Hugh Kimball,
Mr.. Schoppe. Mr.. Roy Brown, Mr.. Ian
Mercer, DR.. Root. Mr.. Berry. Mr.. Kahn,
Mr.. Levi. Mr.. P. P. Christensen, Mr..
McGraw, Mr.. Collinson, Mr.. Short, Mr..
Bruff. Mr.. Freeze. Alr. Bert Cohn, Mr..
Walter Conrad. Mr.. Fred Egan, Mr..
Tom Mcdonald.
Mrs. E. T. Jolly entertained at Ken
sington tea Friday afternoon. The
parlors were decorated with flowers
and palms, and the guests were Mrs.
Frank B. Stephens, Mrs. J. F. Evans,
Mrs. Judson, Mrs. Caskey, Mrs. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. ]. Beattie. Mrs. Kinkead,
Mrs Cambridge. Mrs. Bowman, Mrs.
j. H. Bennett, Miss Miller, Miss May
Miller, Mrs. A. G. Anderson, Mrs. ].
c. Andrews, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. j. n.
Smith, Mrs. Shaw.
The Kensington given Friday by Mrs.
George w. Snow was delightful af-
fair.
Mrs. w. F. Cotton has gone to Den
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton entertained on
Monday evening at a musical guessing
contest in honor OF Miss Lombard ana
Miss Brown of Nebraska.
There were present Miss Thorn, Miss
Dern, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Anna Mae
Mcmillan, Miss Dern, Miss Thorn, Miss
Miller, Miss Maud Thorn. Miss Jen-
nings. Miss Edna Miller, Miss Brown,
DR.. Silver, Mr.. Krebbs Mr.. Dunn. DR..
Critchlow and Mr.. Morton.
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The Sons of the American Revolution
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Easter. The members of the Daughters
of the American Revolutions will be the
guests of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Geddes returned
from Denver Monday.
Miss Winnifred McGrath is at home
again.
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Miss Louise Nelden will entertain at
cards tomorrow evening.
The Misses Virginia Elmer, May
Jenkins and Gunnell Peterson enter
taihed at a masquerade Wednesday
evening.
The guests were the Misses Lam
bourne, Belle Weller. Lydia Weller,
James. Ray Grant, Rose Jenkins Emily
Jenkins. Blanch Miller, Irene Merrill,
May Merrill, Virginia Elmer, May Jenk-
ms, Messrs. Edward Elmer, Bert Need
ham, Ernest ,Lambourne. Simmons, Jay
Jensen. Frank Brazier, Francis Heath,
C. Shaffer '---'''' ''-'
Mr.. and Mrs. N T. Gray. jr.. viii be
at home to their friends after April 20,
at 331 South Third East street.
A character ball will be given in the
Ninth ward Wednesday eve ming, March
20. The proceeds will go for the benefit
of the ward.
The young people of Unity Circle gave
an enjoyable dance at Unity hall Fri
day evening.
The marriage of Miss Mary E. Harker
and Mr. Seymour B. Curtis was cele
brated at Taylorsville Thursday.
Miss Anna Trezise entertained We'd |
nesday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. /
Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Dearborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ostler, |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed. Mrs. Sleeves, |
Mrs. w w. Rivers. Miss Mary Mac
leod. Miss Anna Luft, Miss Maude Luft, |
Miss May Naylor. Miss Sherwood, /
Miss Mary Gray, Miss Robinson, Mrs. |
Robinson. Mr.. George Luft, Mr.. Hart /
ley, Mr.. Will Mcclellan Mr.. y. ]. era !
ham, Mr. Will Sherwood, Mr.. Herman I
Harnos and Mayor Thomas B. Wilde, of /
Mercur.
The guests enjoyed a game of high /
dorff, Mrs. Harding. Mr.. Herman |
and Mr.. Harding.
The Wednesday evening social at |
was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Patrick have |
gone to California.
Mrs. ]. H. Jones entertained at high |
five at her home on Wall street Thurs
day evening. In addition to the games
a delicious luncheon was served, after 1
which a stereopticon exhibition was
given.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Conely, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sandberg.
Nj. and Mrs r. l.. Conely, Mr. and |
Mrs Gasoline, Mrs Tate, Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. Jennie Conely, Master and Mrs.
Hampton. Miss Rafferty,. Miss Gray,
Miss Busby, Miss Sandberg, the Misses
Jones, Mr.. Burns, Mr.. Burrows, Mr..
Lien, Mr.. Loveland and Master But
Ter.
The prizes were won as follows: La
dies first prize, Mrs. r. L. Conely; sec
Dnd prize. Miss Busby; BOBBY, Mrs.
Tate; gentleman's first prize, Mr.. Cas-
feline; second prize, Mr.. Sandberg,
BOBBY. Mr. Loveland.
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One of the most enjoyable parties of
the week was a candy pull given by
Mrs. Henry Barnes in honor of her
niece, Miss Bertha Chapman, at the
NTor-
The banquet of the Mystic Shriners.
which followed the initiatory exercises
1n Wednesday night. was a most en-
oyable affair. Those present were
Mobiles F. C. Schramm, Oscar Groshell,
W. H. Cunningham, ]. C. Budds. j.
Leavitt, H.. A. Gebhelck. ]. NJ. Mar
lott, w. S. Evans, e. T. Haskins. v A.
Engstrum, c. s. Baker, ]. b. Ingram, a.
:. Ewing, d. c. lacking, J. X. Nc
George Canning, J. L.
Thompson, A. G.. Andrus, B. F. Estes,
5. S. Jones, ]. NJ. Davis, S. Mcdowell.
John Thompson. A b. Ruhman, ]. II.
S. D. Evans, David Keith, A.
Fred Wey, Fred King, E. Rowe. J. w.
Judd, w. B. Andrew, L. w. Dittman,
w. F. Hills, S. 3. Westerfeld, A.
Thompson, William Keyting, ]. H.
Woodman. H. p. Henderson, E. E.
Hudson. Louis, Dunn, a. j. Hosmer, 1.
}. Rhodes, a. L. Davis, L. D. Davis. ].
3. WILDER. G. G. McCallon, n. Treweek,
e j. Greenewald. NJ. r. Stewart, II. j.
tones, w. B. Jameson, George NJ. SUIT
on, E. o. George. Daniel Dunno. f. II.
Iroshell, L. S. Bisbee, John Furlong,
". r. Grant. Z. c.. Warren, j. c. Har-
yey, James Sampson, F. NJ. Foote, H.
". Cushing w. A. stanton, C. B. Mark
and G. L. Korner F. II. officer, S.
7rolich, Boyd Park, w. ]. Lynch, o.
J. Hemenway. Philo E. Jones, w. II.
A. Leavjtt. w. j. Shealy.
5 c. Ewing, w. w. Seittman. Matt
Rhodes. George S. Wedgewood, Charles