The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-12

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ganization in ogden. A delightful time
was scent with cards and music, fol-
lowed by refreshments.
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On Thursday evening, Feb. 9. Mr.. and
Mrs. James P. Sprunt reached the
quarter century mark of life union, and
celebrated the event with family and
friends at their residence, 965 Twenty
fifth street.
The guests assembled early and stay
ed till the wee sma' hours The even
ing was passed with cards, music, songs
and dancing and impromptu declama-
tiCns and toasts. The event Of the
evening was the gathering of the guests
around the festive board, than which
none was ever more elaborate. The hos
tess kept up her reputation for prepar-
ing a delicate and sumDtuous spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprunt were the recip-
tents of q shower of CONGRATULATIONS
and presents at the ratio of 10 to l in
the proper metal-silver. Miss Lizzie
Sprunt was assisted in the entertain
ment by the Misses Joan and Emma
Wilson.
Those present were MeSsrs. and Mes
danes James p. Sprunt, John A Boyle,
John Leese, John Fife, William Rus
sell, David Snedden, George w. Sprunt,
George c. Wilson, Mrs. Peter Wilson,
Mrs Heber Warner, Mrs. T. Stayner,
Mrs. Henry, Misses Cora Stayner, Min
ME, Emma and Joan Wilson, Lizzie ana
Josephine SDrunt, Messrs- a. Z. VIII
son, Wheat, James. David and Russell
Sprunt, Arch Petit, Charlie Cole and
Thomas Wilson.
Mrs. Martin Cullen entertained at
cards Friday afternoon. Her cosy par
lors were decorated with carnations,
roses and smilaX. High five was the
game played, and prizes were won by
Mrs. D. Raglan, Mrs. P. Mccormick and
Mrs. D. N. Morrison.
Miss Beatrice Cullen entertained with
a few solos during the afternoon, and,
after refreshments were served in the
dining room. Those present were Mes
DANES Thomas Booth, Hasset, D. RAJ
gan, Thomas Fitzgerald, P. Healy,
Duryer, Cassin. George Mole, A. L.
Hestmarlz, Z. Nelson, D. NJ Morrison,
V. S. Hestmark, Mccormick. r. S.
Joyce, Shuff1eberger, c. Hart, Miss Rose
Dukes.
Miss Batten of Chicago was the
guest of honor at a reception given by
Mrs. L. J. Wenner and Miss K. NJ.
Greene, Feb. ?.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Beasly of Statewide Friday even
lowing guests: Mrs. a. Byington and
Misses Matte Gibson, Salt Lake; Sadie
Mallian, Laura and Lizzie Towers.
Rosa Byington, Jessie Byington and
Lille Andrews, Messrs. Charles Simp-
son, Louis Spaulding, Frank Highley,
Nose Simpson, James Simpson and
John Byington.
Mrs. Sarah Powers of Statewide was
crix~ f1ar
niversary Of her birth by a large num-
Der Of her friends.
The s. o. 0. 3. were entertained by
Miss Moffett this afternoon
Miss Rose Hirt, a, sister of Manager
Hirt of the Hot Springs. left for Green
married 20 D. w. Wilton Of KEN
merer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanger were given
complimentary surprise party Tuesday
evening.
Friday evening, Mr.. Daniel Costley
was surprised at his home by a large
number of his friends, who made merry
for several hours. The guests We're
Mesdames Joseph Skeen, c. Zenter.
Messrs. and Mesdames Lyman Skeen,
Charles Skeen, P. Mcintyre, Charles
Brown, Josiah Taylor, r. Hicks. Har-
Vey Taylor, w. Lake. j. Speaker, NJ
A. Stain Of Harrisville, NJ. Stone, c..
Anderson, J. Harropp Lynne, d. c.
Shurtif, Q. 1. Read, j. Greenwich. J.
q. Read, w. Jones, W. S. Reed,
Charles Greenwich, Misses Ellen Thorn
as and Luella Ferrin, Mrs. Ida Ferrin,
Squire Coop and Hagbert Anderson.
Friday evening the Washburn Man
dolin and Guitar club enjoyed a Sleigh
ride. Those present were Mrs. r. 2.
Hunter, Misses Barlow, McManf1is,
Ethel and Ora Baker. Ebe and Elma
Maliet, Gean and Myrlia Hunter. Kerr
Wilson, Shaw, Horton, Brown and
Wardleigh.
The. Willing Helpers of the Episcopal
church Will give a valentine social at
the guild room tomorrow evening.
The ladies' auxiliary of the B. r. T.
VIII give a valentine card party at K.
p hall Tuesday evening next.
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Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Cave entertained in honor Of their sill
yer wedding anniversary and about
fifty Of their friends enjoyed the cele-
bration with them. Many who could
not be on hand sent tokens of esteem
and remembrance with their good
wishes, until silver gifts by the score |
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Cave. |
The gifts were Of all kinds. Two pretty |
little girls, Reta Doom and Ruth Henly, |
We're ushers. Fifteen card tables We're |
required. Blue and white violets were
used as TALES. Prizes were won by |
Mrs. Breen and Mrs. Allen and by