The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19

Ryckman, Crocler. Putnam. Cashin,
| Bergstrom, Allard, German Stevenson,
/ Wood. Hunting. Robinson, Hirschier,
Goodman, Grady, Beckwith, Lewis,
White, Mertsheimer, Hills. benson,
Drew. Bristol. Mckenzie. Sloan.
| Mrs. Joseph E. Stevenson and Mrs Jo-
seph U. Allard gave two very delightful
] valentine parties Monday afternoon and
evening at the residence of Mrs: Allard
on Main street The married ladies were
entertained in the afternoon with a ''mu-
\ sicale." The house was beautifully dec
| GRATED with Sr1ilax, roses, carnations and
marSueriteS. Elegant refreshments were
served and at each cover Were laid heart
shaped favors with appropriate quota
tons. Those present Were Mesdames
Chapman. Harrison, Goodman, Berg
Strom. Mertsheimer. Newbrough. Wins
low. Foote, Kastor, Roth, Young. Ryck-
ton; Mckenzie. johnson, Solier, Boyle,
Policy, Sloan, billiard, Lewis, Graft,
Drew, Dickinson.
The evening was enjoyed by the young
people and was spent in playing the
game of hearts and in shooting at
'Cupid's heart Prizes were captured
by Miss Webster and Mr.. Croker. De-
licious refreshments were served and a
vote of thanks was rendered to the
charming hostess for a most delightful
evening. Those present We're Misses
Dickey, LachapeIle. Smith. Drew, Emma
Foote, Ida Foote. Winslow. Downs
Blacham, Webster, Gibson. Hooker. Nc
Keith, Blyth. Rennil. -Ausherman. Laud-
er, Morgan and Bradbury; also Messrs
and Mesdames Policy, Lewis and Croker.
Tuesday evening" Feb II, another val
entine party was given by Miss Webster
at the residence of Mrs. Dickinson. Pro-
-gressive whist was the game of the even
ing. with tiny hearts for counters. Part
ners We're found by quotations and prizes
won by Miss WinslOw and DR.. Roth.
Dainty refreshments were served. after
Il I'll. IL IL
skill at pinning a paper arrow in a large
heart. After much merriment. all de-
parted, having spent a most enjoyable
evening. Those present were Misses Nc
Kenzie Emma Foote. Ida Foote, Louise
LachaDelle. Mabel Lachapelle. Sigsbee,
Smith. Gibson RatEbun, Blackham,
Downs, Drew, Winslow, Hooker, Messrs.
Rennie Blyth. Keith, Byington, Sandon.
Morgan, Dickinson. Williams, Lander,
Bradbury, Messrs. and Mesdames Roth.
Solier. Lewis. Croker. Allard, Scan,
Friday evening. Feb. 10, Kiss Nc,son
gave a very pleasant whist Harty "a thir-
teen of her young lady friends Nis@es
Rathbun and Lachapelle carryincr or The
honors. Dainty refreshments and a SEN
eral good time was the -er1ict of those
present, who were Misses ida toote,
Emma Foote, Louise LacnA2slle, Mabel
LachaDelle Edith Hooker. Ellie Rocftr,
Dickey. Drew. Blackham. Downs, Hill
lard, Winslow. Rathbun.
A valentine ball was given Tuesday
evening by the odd Fellows III treir
SPACIOUS hall on Main street TIE pest
office where valentines could lie IUr-
chased and delivered, did a rushing fusi-
ness. The orchestra, which WIS out of
the usual order discourssd sweet nlUsic
throughout the evening and WIS greatly
appreciated by Ill who were fortunate
enough to be present. Besides the piano,
clarinet, violin and bass VOL Prof. Lopez
played on the tumbleronicons, and the
md .-nx- fhrn a1f ft,e
ture of the evening was the prize waltz.
which was at first participated in by
twelve couples, finally narrowing down
to two couples, and Mrs. Joseph johnson
and Mr.. Fornhof captured the prize, a
beautiful valentine.
The ladies, of the Baptist church gave
an army and navy social at the residence
of Mrs j. H. Loomis Thursday evening.
The house was gaily decorated with
bunting, flags and red. white and blue
electric lights. Pictures of American and
Spanish generals were pasted on cards
and a guessing contest took place. The
prize was awarded Mrs. Mark Foote. q
handsome picture frame. with the eagle
and flags above it. Pineapple sherbet and
cake were served and the Baptist ladies
were declared royal entertainers.
The ladies of the Magazine club met
with Mrs. KastOr Friday afternoon. Quo
tations on the prominent events of 1898.
a very entertaining paper on our late
ouShly enjoyed. an interesting review of
the Review of Reviews was given by Mrs.
George Goodman. current events by Mrs.
Bergstrom, vocal solos by Mrs. Winslow
and Mrs Mark Foote. reading nv Mrs.
Roth. After refreshments the club ad-
journed. having spent a pleasant and
profitable afternoon.
Miss Edna Peterson was pleasantly sur
prised by number of her schoolmates at
her home Thursday evening.
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Miss Cora Dumford was also surprised
by her young friends on Tuesday evening.