The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23

l. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wood. Mr.. J. NJ Whitaker, Mr. and
Mrs James d. Murdoch, MIR. and Mrs
William Murdoch of Heber City, Mr.
and Mrs. David l. Murdoch. Mrs Jen-
ME Palmer, Mrs WOOliey, Mr. and Mrs
5 H Love, Mr.. and Mrs Schulze. Mr.
and Mrs. William Huskinson- Mr. and
Mrs. Nicol Hood, Mr. and Mrs Horace
Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cum
mingS, Mr.. and Mrs. Job HeaSiley, Mr.
and Mrs. James A James, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Naylor. Mr.. and Mrs David
McKendrick, Mr. and Mrs William r.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Libby, Mr..
and Mrs j. D. McKendrick, Mrs c
Aston, Mrs. Maggie Carroll, Miss Lib
Huskinson, Mrs s J. Stookey, Mrs
James A Faust, Miss Nettie Thompson,
Misses May and Phoebe Mclaughlin,
Miss Jennie Smith. Miss Jennie Muir
doch, Miss Annie Hansen, Miss Swain,
Miss Inga Hansen. Miss Beatrice Girls
mon, Miss Rose Thomas. Miss Maggie
Russell. Miss Maggie Robertson, Miss
Julia Jones. Miss Clara Peterson, Miss
Maggie CahoOn, Miss Josie Howard,
Miss Bell sheldon. Mrs. Nephi Hus-
kinSOn, Mr.. and Mrs. John Larsen, Mr..
and Mrs. Bird Murphy. Mr. E. J. Wood,
John s. Smith, Robert Smith, Joseph
COulam, James Rae, F. p NiSbet, Jo-
seph Sharp. Frank Butler, Henry Nee
der, ]. D. Muir, Alfred Pritchard, Rob-
ert Hunter, Peter sheldon, William
Erickson and Edwin Smith. After Oct
they will be at home at SO G. street
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Mrs William P. Cooper was hostess
at a thimble bee. Tuesday afternoon,
at her home, 754 East Brigham street
The affair was given for her sister, Mrs.
Jerrold S Whitcomb of Minneapolis
who is visiting her. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in sewing, music and
conversation. A button-hole contest
was INDUCED in and the prize, a puff
box, was awarded Mrs. E. A. Green
wood.
The refreshment table was beautiful,
| pink being the color. A large glass
| bowl of pink asters and feathery as
| paragus formed the centerpiece. The
! lights were shaded in pink and from
! the chandelier which was twined with
| smilax, were double streamers of pink
| extending to the four corners of the
| table, where they were fastened with
| large punches of chrysanthemums. Ices
and bonbOnS were carried out in the
| same color Those invited We're Mes
! DANES KimbaH, Peabody, Douglas, Ed
munds, Greenwood, Jermaine, Bush,
Humelbaugh, Wey, Bishop, Kempf,
| Misses Giesy and Lupton.
| Miss Lillian Jeffs was the recipient of
a pleasant surprise party Thursday
| evening. Cards and games formed the
| evenings amusement, after which
! tempting refreshments were served.
/ Those present were: Misses Lillian
/ Jeffs, Rebecca Hansen, Bessie Ed
wards, Miss West, Mayme HasIam,
/ Emma Fellows, Kate Christensen,
Eliza Ball, Clara BAH, Lille Gurtke
| and Eva Lees: Messrs. John Elkins,
| Alma Elkins, Ernest Carr. Claud Lees,
/ Joe Edwards, Cliffe Taylor, David
| Williams, VIII NOaH and Leo Jones.
! @ 6 9
! Miss Carrie Vincent was very pleas
antly surprised last Friday evening
| by a number of her friends. Progress
sive anagram was the game of the
! evening, resulting in a tie between
| Miss Blanche Strickly, Mr.. Claude Hull
and Miss Josephine Valentine, Mr..
/ Mark Wilkinson Those present We're:
Josephine Valentine, Ella Darlington,
| Leon Wiscomb, Helen Meyers, Ellen
Tibbitts, Dell Burns. Maude Naylor
/ Florence Lloyd, Blanche Strickly, Mel
/ lie O'Niel, Ethel Wilkinson Daisy
] Vincent, Messrs- Reuben Baxter. Den
mis- Murphy, Burt Gray, Roy WiScomb,
| Mark WilkerSon. Willie WiScomb
| Claude Hull, William Naylor, Orson
/ Willie. Harry Arnold, Jim Shaw, Err
/ nest Burton, Charlie Thomas, Will
| Graves.
DR.. Maclean, who has been i'll with
| typhoid fever for three weeks, is now
rapidly recovering.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G. Luke enter
' tanned Thursday evening in honor OF