The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11

their teacher. aIiss Martha Smith, q
nleas7ut surprise at her home, 123 " est
North Temple street, last evening
About forty were present. and music,
games and small talk made the evening
a most pleasant one.
Miss Emily Bannister OF ogden IL
a guest at Red Butte Hollow.
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The old folks dance given n center
vile hall on Friday evening, proved 10
be a most successful affair.
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Mrs. E. D. ROundy and her grand
daughter. Miss BERTHE lockwood from
Salt Lake were visiting relations IN
Centerville on Thursday.
The wedding of Mr.. James n Lam
bert and Miss Maria G. James occurred
at the salt Lake temple on Thursday,
R5shop John r. Win1er officiating.
The grand bail to be given by the
Opal club at Christensen's on the 10th
gives every indication Of being one or
the most successful given by that So
ciety. The crowd viii be most select
one. and the intention Is not TO crowd
the hail. each member being emitted 70
but one ticket aside from his own, ana
the demand for them has -Deen quite
brisk. 1t is expected a number of young
society people will be down from Ogden,
as they have expressed their desire TO
attend.
A surprise party was given Mercy
lockwood at his home in CenterVille
Monday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games. A dainty sup
per was laid for sixteen. Those pres
ent were: Miss Annie StreeDer, MISS
Florence Rollins Miss Angelina ROCK
wood, Mr.. Robert Smith. Mr. Earnest
Horseley, Miss Arnetta lockwood, Miss
Ella Croft. Mr.. Farley Crost, Misses
Laura, Annie, Pearl and Villa Duncan,
Miss Ida Rigby, Miss Emmle earn, Mr..
Elmer earn and Mr. John Peak.
Miss Lillian Jeffs was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening by number
of her friends, the evening being spent
with games, cards and music. supper
was served at II. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. George Morris, Mr. ana
Mrs j. Haslem, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs Griffiths, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eph Jeffs, Mr.. and Mrs James Morris:
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Griffiths, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Morris, Mrs. c. W. Player,
Mics Laura Player, Miss Sophia Mat
| thews, Miss Bessie Edwards, Miss LII
| liam Jeffs, Mr.. Amer Whipple, Mr. Oran
Morris. Mr.. VIII Morgan.
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A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter VIII
liams by a number of their friends on
Wednesday evening The first part o.
! the evening was devoted to cards. after
! which refreshments were served, ano
! the remainder Of the evening was spent
/ in musical selections. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. B. s. Wilson, Mr.
! and Mrs w. Purt, Mr.. and Mrs. w
! Culver, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Timms, Mrs. W. Newman, Misses VIII
| liamS Jennie Bird, Annie Simms. Der
/ tina Gillett, Louie Marks, AIessrs. Tnom
/ as Timms. c. Monitor Arthur Williams
and Fred Williams q.
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| Miss Mabel Smith gave a very pleas
ant party to her friends at her home Il
/ Centerville on Wednesday, Feb. Z. I'M
evening was spent playing games, be
| tween which a musical programme wa
enjoyed. At 1920 dainty refreshments
were served.
Those who enjoyed the event were al
follows: Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Franz
Smith. Miss Clara Smith, Mr.. Henri!
Cleveland Miss Ella Smith, Miss Lizzl
lockwood Mr.. /. hampton. Mr.. b. II
Roberts. jr., Miss Katie StTeeper, MI
Albert and Howard Randall Miss CIar
Parrish, Mr. William Parrish, MI
IPerry lockwood, Mr.. Tingey, Mr.. vii
liam Parks. Mr.. Clarence Parks, Mis-
Emma Miller, Mr.. Frank Barbee
Misses Fanny, Edith, Mabel Barber
Mr. Corlass Smith.