The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-30

drank the hemlock A delicious repast
was servAd and the company was
amused by the musical talent of the
club. As Sirius neared the horizon the
club adjourned to meet next at the
home of Pythagoras.
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The Three Times Three club postponed
its regular meeting for one week on ac-
count of the Saturday afternoon dance
at the opera house given by the High
school.
The Aglaia will meet next Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Bent, 2071 Madi-
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Spencer, who
have been spending some time in Ore
gon and Washington, are expected
home this week.
Monday evening at Five Points a de-
lightful surprise party was given Mr..
Nils Boyer by a number of friends who
took possession of his home. Music,
dancing and q bounteOuS supper We're
features of the evening. The guests
were: Miss Grace Brown, Miss Maggie
Lancaster. Miss Lizzie Greenwich Miss
JENNIE Miss Christina Peterson, Miss
Mary Anderson. Miss Ada Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
p. Randall, Andrew Anderson. George
Patterson, Gilmore Johnson, f. John
son. Thomas, Linford. James Linford.
George Linfor6, Steven Robinson. Hans
jacobson, William, Jenne, David Jen-
son.
Miss Elizabeth KingsfoTd left this
morning for visit with her parents in
Rawlins, Wyo.
.
John Culley is located in Denver.
where he holds responsible place with
Forbes e. Stromberg.
A surprise was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bowen Tuesday evening at
their home on Monroe avenue. Among
the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. Han
cock, ST., and daughter Mrs. Culley
and daughter, Miss Eliza, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will ChaDele, Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry
Chapele, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Chapele,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Fradsham,
Mrs. Greenwich, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Tay-
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted West, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Vostenberg,
Mrs. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hal
sey and son, Dewey, Mrs. Allison, Mrs
Halsey, Miss Fife Myers, Miss Sarah
Chugg, Mrs. Presitt and Miss Pearl
Presitt, Miss Ruby West. Misses Edith
and Effie Wilson. Miss Hayes. Messrs.
Richard Douglass, Pichart, Will Pur-
die, Hambly Dunbar, Mr.. W. Chapele,
ST., and Mr.. Weaker. The guests left
very reluctantly in the wee sma'
hours" hoping to meet soon again
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen in their
pleasant home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Vol are visit
ing in Springfield, o.
Mrs. A. B. Corey and Mrs. Archie
Bowman were in Brigham Thursday
and Friday.
The annual business meeting of La
Coterie was held on Tuesday, April
%, at the home of Mrs. A. B. Patton.
The corps of officers for the ensuing
years are as named: President, Mrs.
Archie Bigelow; vice president, Mrs.
G. W. Perkins; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. Wenner, Miss Katherine
Green was unanimously elected to
a vacancy having been
made by the resignation of Mrs. Van
Miss Bigelow. Much bust
ness was brought before the club and
of, and an audible sigh of re-
lief was breathed. When the labor
ended refreshments We're served and
pleasant social time entered upon. The
guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Dora
Corey, Miss Bannister and Miss Josie
Kimban.
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Joseph Hall was given an en-
phatic reminder of the esteem in which
he is held by his neighbors and friends
Friday evening when about fifty of his |
friends surprised him. Speeches COM |
to the judge We're delivered |
by a number of his friends including
u. II. Peery. ST.. Thomas DOXey, James |
Riley and William Moyes. Miss Jane
Moves and Miss l.. Ford planned and |
executed the affair, which was most |
delightful in every respect.
The DeuX Temps club gave its final |
party of the season Wednesday even |
ing.
A large attendance of the Child Gull |
.ure club met with Mrs. Hilhard on |
Friday, April 81 The guests of the !
afternoon were Mrs. F. w. Adams, Mrs. !
Thomas D. Dee, Mrs. Corey and Miss |
Maud Dee.
The club adopted Spencer's "Educa-
ton" as study for the ensuing year. |
The industrial problems affecting wo
men and children will also be pursued, |
chairman, being appointed to plan the |
course of work.
Miss Whalen read some very interest !
ng articles. THE Boy and His Devo- !
IONS" and Termination" which were |
by very valuable discussion. |
The club will meet with Mrs. George |
J. Kelly. PHI Adams avenue, May ..
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Hill entertained |
Tuesday in honor of their first we'd
ling anniversary. Might've was one |
IF the leading features of the evening, |
EN- tables being filed. The ladies' |
prize was won by Mrs. A. Baker, the |
oooby prize being captured by Miss
Maud Hill. Luncheon was partaken of /
md at a late hour all left for their /
homes, having spent a most pleasant
evening. Among those present We're:
Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. F. !
Mesdames Eklund, Dyer, McHenry, |
3rownlee. Macbeth, H. A. Hill, ST.,
Eastman; Misses E. Dewey,
Lizzie Hill, Allie Doxey, May Hill,
Maud Hill, Emma Hill, Bessie May |
Hill, Sadie Hill: Messrs. H. A. Hill, jr.,
J. Newey. j. Hill, Ed Reeder, G. Ras-
nusson, w. S. Hill. jr., Glenn Rasmus-
son, ST.. and many others.
The wedding of Miss Sadie Middle /
Miss to Mr.. John Furlong was solem-
lized Tuesday at the home of the
,rides sister, Mrs. C. NJ. Clay, $50 |
twenty fifth street, by Rev. w. E. Will
linson.
The bride was handsomely dressed,
md carried a bouquet of sweet peas;
fresh orange blossoms.
Miss Amy Clay, the little niece of
he bride, assisted as maid of honor,
md Master Cyrus Clay, nephew of the
,ride, as best man.
Roth bride and groom looked worry |