The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

have been visiting Mrs. watsons
brothe-.
day.
The third Demorest medal contest
was held Tuesday. evening at the First
Ward amusement hall, conducted by
Gerta Kennedy for the w c. T. u
The programme was opened by beau
tiful instrumental duet from III TraV-
atOre," by Leona Snyder and Clarice
Baker. After prayer by Bishop En-
sign, the first contestant, Gus Hamer,
spoke Jeremiah and His Ministerial
Pa" A temperance song, The Prohibi-
ton Bells" was suns by Ethel Hill and
Lillian Pickett. Olive DoXey then spoke
"A-s)ak in Rum Barrels" Another
beautiful temperance song, which SEEM
ed 20 touch the audience, was sung by
Lois Wright. Edith Brown spoke The
Bridal Wine Cup" and Nita Gale re-
cited "A Terrible Charge" After an in
strumental solo by LeOna Snyder, a trio
by the Hamer children, and a reading
by Miss Kennedy, the judges rendered
their decision, awarding the medal TO
Mia Gale. The judges we're Mesdames
Emig, Deubler and Walters. Two Of
the contestants were absent from the
city, leaving only four, but the audi
ence seemed pleased both with the pro-
gramme and the decision.
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A pretty house party was given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Browning at their handsome residence
in honor of their daughter, = uie.
Dancing and games were INDUCED in,
and delicious refreshments were served.
Those present we're Misses Della Ed
wards and Margaret Cannon OF salt
Lake. Belva WOOdmansee, May ScoW-
croft, Rosabel ScOwcToft, Hazel Brown
ing, Josephine Browning, Olive Wallace,
Lucille Wallace Minnie Clark, Zelma
lFarr, Teitha Browning, Florence Boy-e,
Carrie Browning, Lois PidcOck; Messrs.
Howard Jenkins, Herman Shorten, Ar
chic Browning, Roy Clark, Louie
Browning, Ashby Boyle, Johnny
Browning, Mariner Browning nd Wall
ter Stevens.
Ray SeOVille left yesterday for the
coast, to be gone about a month, on
pleasure.
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Lee Browning returned last week
from an extended trip in Wyoming and
Idaho.
Mrs. ". +. Chaplin and daughter,
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Cav, left Tuesday for their
home at Laramie, WyO.
Miss Gertrude Weaver of Kansas City
is here as the guest of her brother.
w. c. Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Whitehead enter
tanned about twenty little folks Friday
afternoon in honor of their Juanita's
fourth birthday.
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The Rathbone sisters, accompanied
by a number of their friends, had an
outing up the canyon Thursday.
Miss Prudence Hambly entertained a
number of her friends Thursday after
noon Games were INDUCED. in and
light refreshments, were served. The
guests were Marguerite Hobson, Fan
ME Howe. Violet TOler, DOrathy West
over, Frances Taylor, Grace Taylor,
Myrtle Johnson, Blanche Bergerthouse,
Helen Hunter. jamie Hesner, Hazel
Wolhampter. Masters Russell West
over and SilverthOrne.
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Miss Lottie Edison and Dexter Ellis
Will be united in wedlock Wednesday.
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Lois Wright was the recipient of a
surprise Tuesday evening by d number
of friends. Games were INDUCED in.
and a dainty lunch was served. Those
present were Misses Maude Lansing,
Carrie Peterson, Maude TVelch, Jean
Gait, Kate Kennedy. Mamie Kennedy.
Bessie Robson, Lille Monaghan, Lila
Virgins. Jessie Robson. MessrS. George
Eyarls, J. Robson, c. E. Monaghan, ].
+. Benton, L. Anderson, L. d. Smyth,
A. Huntsman, L. Shanks and a Empy
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Friday evening Gus Hamel was pleas
antly surprised at his bachelor quar-
terS.