The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-19

hostess at a luncheon at the Reed hotel
this afternoon, the guests being Mrs.
| Martha Burgess-J Jennings of Salt Lake,
| Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Bannister' and Mrs.
| Corey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cross threw open
their beautiful home on Seventeenth
street Friday evening to the Thursday
| night club and a number of other
guests. The. color scheme of the decor
ations was green and white. in honor
| of st. Patrick's day. Small shamrock
leaves were the tally cards and the
score sheets were large leaves of the
same variety. Green and white con-
fections and ices, served with a most
tasteful luncheon, were also effective
in suggesting the day of Ireland's pa
tron saint. In the card games, Mayor
Boyle and Mrs. Pidcock were the win
ners and prizes also went to Mrs Bow
man and James Doone. After the card
games. an hour or two of general mer-
rymaking ensued, during which there
were songs, instrumental music and
recitations by a number of the guests.
Those enjoying the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Cross, besides the members of
the Thursday night club, were Messrs.
and Mesdames John A. Boyle, George
Cave, Joseph Cave, W. j. Dermody,
H. Watts, Miss Madeline Cave and Mr..
James Doom.
Miss Margaret Buchmiller has re-
turned from California, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. r. c. Mckinney.
Mr.. Mckinney will join his wife here in
a short time, when they will go on east,
where they will make their future
home.
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La Coterie was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Val Gideon Tuesday,
March IA. A considerable amount of
business was disposed Of and a course
of study outlined for the next club year.
The club was delighted that Mr.. Don
Mcguire had consented to lecture for
it upon the next club day, March %,
and it was decided to have the lecture
given in the evening at some public
place, and that a general invitation to
the public be extended. A paper upon
''The Longevity of Nations was given
by the president, Mrs. w. F. Adams.
The writer treated of the causes shown
by history to have builded up empires
and the reasons for their decay, con-
Guiding that no nation can hope for per
petuity until it shall have reached the
realization of the true brotherhood of
man, and the dependence of each upon
his fellow.
The hostess served refreshments, and
the club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Wenner. April II. The following were
guests: Mesdames Coulter, Coray
Bishop, Kelly and Miss Greene
Mr.. I. C. Garfield and Miss Minnie
May Browning were married at the
Salt Lake temple Tuesday evening and
gave a reception the same evening at
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Der of friends assembled to wish them
happiness.
Mr. M. H. Thomas and Miss Ida
Pearl Thompson were married in the
Salt Lake temple Thursday.
The Union Opera House management
gave very enjoyable and successful
ball, endIg with cake
and Mrs. Mowry won the first prize.
Miss Stuart won the first prize for the
best sustained character.
Mr.. and Mrs. AID Kuhn and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Reynolds left yesterday af-
ternoon for California for a months so
journ.
Ed Rosenbaum was in the city yes
terday.
R. H. Whipple was transacting bust
ness in Spanish Fork yesterday.
Miss Ruth Blair was given a sur
prise party Friday evening. the guests
being Misses Matte Morris, Maude
Evans, Gertie Chandler, Mae Toler,
Emma Crawshaw, Maude Naisbitt, Ma
bel Blair, Lena Blair, Belle Kerr, Mae
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Mary Jackson, Sarah |
Garner, Messrs. A. and ]. Chambers,
W. and L. Browning. D. Foulger, ].
Stratford, c. Child, G. Calvert, r.
Boyle, w. Herrick, Tom Brown, P. Bar
rows, L. Tanner, H. Toler, j. Storey
and F. Markle.
The regular Saturday afternoon
dance of the High school boys in the
day by a large crowd.
The Home Culture club held its regu- |
lar meeting on Thursday afternoon at |
the home of Mrs. Fortier. The life and /
reign of Louis XIV Of France was ably |
reviewed by Mrs. Towne, Mrs. Flesh |
ner and Miss Hattie Markle. Mrs. Ran
1all read very interesting paper on !
'Voltaire," his life and writings. Sci !
the subject of a very interesting paper |
by Mrs. H. H. Smith. During /
he afternoon the club was favored ,
with a song by Mrs. Clark and a trio |
by Mrs. Randall, Mrs. H. H. Smith and 1
Mrs. G. E. Brainard. After a discussion
If current events, the club adjourned /
% meet with Mrs. H. j. Thompson,
March 80. Mrs. Clark was the guest |
IF the afternoon.
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The friends of the Degree of Honor, /
4. o. U. W., turned out en- masse for
heir card party Wednesday evening
At least 200 guests were entertained at
,ards and supper. The winners were:
Ladies' first prize, Mrs. A. r. Cave, a
beautiful silver cake basket; consola-
ion, Miss Mary Olsen, a pretty vine
gar cruet; gents first prize, an UNI
1rella, Mr.. TOler; and the consolation,
/ mush set, Mr.. Gray.
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