The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

read. the ladies INDUCED in lively
discussion of Mohammed. Then came
a violin selection by David Egbert, one
of the blind pupils of the State School
for the Blind, which was heartily en-
( Joyed. The next regular meeting will
be held on March 4 With Mrs. Ostien,
1929 Twenty-fifth street.
! The members and friends of the
Home Culture club were very delight
fully entertained on Friday evening by
Mrs. H. j. Thompson, at her home on
Mob hill. The guests were met at the
door by youthful George Washington,
who ushered them into the spacious
parlors, which. were beautifully dec
GRATED in national colors. At the re-
quest of the hostess, the guests had at
tired themselves in costumes similar to
those worn a century and a half ago.
! Progressive dominoes proved a very
pleasant pastime. The tally-cards were
in the form of a Ratchet, and were
| tied to a tiny souvenir Ratchet by red,
white and blue ribbon. Nine games
We're played, after which the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Walters and Miss
Clara Foreman, served dainty refresh
ments.
An old-time spelling school proved a
very attractive feature of the evenings
entertainment, Mrs. Ostien being
rewarded with a very beautiful Ratchet
for having spelled down the school. At
a very late hour the guests departed,
having spent very pleasant evening.
Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Dr. Smith,
Roberts. G. G. Randall, Ostien, Stevens,
c. Bichsel, Fortier, Towne, F. Chesner,
II. Markle, Moyes, Waters. E. 3. Kirk.
Mrs. Thompson. Misses Gertrude
Smith, Myrtle Gunnell, Clara Foreman,
Hattie Markle. Messrs. Z. L. Montgom-
cry and F. Nye.
Mrs. G. c. Wilson was given a very
pleasant surprise party on Friday
evening. A handsome gold watch was
given to her by members of her family.
La Coterie will meet on Feb. % with
Mrs. Perkins.
Miss Gertrude White entertained the
A Y. NJ o. today.
The Knights of Pythias and their
families entertained one another at
their hall on Monday, in honor of the
thirty-fourth anniversary of their or
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Toponce entertained
a number of their friends Wednesday
and Friday evenings. Cards and music
We're enjoyed until late. Refreshments
were served.
a most enjoyable and artistic con-
cert was given in the Fifth ward in
stitute Friday evening for the Sunday
school. Some of the very best talent in
the city assisted, and the affair was in
every way success.
Mrs. r. S. Joyce entertained with a
cake was won by DR.. Fisher and Mrs.
Croker. The guests were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Croker. Jones. Conlisk
and Nikirk; Mesdames Mills, Koch
and Anderson; Misses Eddy. Emma OIL
son and Mary Olson. and Messrs. Grub
nav, Stecker and Fisher.
Mr.; and Mrs. Chase gave a party on
Monday in honor of the eighty-fourth
anniversary of Grandma Sharp. who !
was present and who received a hand /
some purse from her relatives as a |
of the occasion. The guests /
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, Mr.. and 4
Mrs. Boatright, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Leavitt. |
MT ana Mrs James Chase, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Jack Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed /
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wood, Mrs.
D. F. Carr Mrs. Name Cooper. Miss
Ethel Carr, MesSrs. James Boatrighr.
Charles Carr, Adelbert Chase. Frank
Carr, viii Chase and many others.
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Mr. Jay Jewell was given a surprise
party Friday evening at his home on
Fwenty-second street.
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Miss Ella Livingston entertained
party of little folks at Martha Wash
ngton tea on Wednesday afternoon.
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The Sacred Heart academy celebrated
Washington's birthday by a reception
given by the young ladies of the insti-
luton. Rev. r. Kelly was the guest
II honor. Some choice musical num-
oers were given and refreshments were
served.
Miss Ida Corey returned Friday
rom Independence. Ida, where she has
'een teaching for about six months.