The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-19
SOCIETY NOTES.

Eedr-OlQ daughter OF GeOTSt n. OIAOhS
gave a st. Patrick's day party at the
residence Of her parents, 5S4 South
Main street. Saturday evening. The dec
orat onS were, of course, green, and there
was a great profusion of shamrOcks.
Potatoes were suspended by green rib
bons from the chandeliers, and little
chamois skin pigs filled the CRATES.
At each plate at the supper table was
a neat little basket Of candy, formed
in the shape of a shamrock. In the
parlOr was a huge cake of ice set on
green paper. representing the Barney
stone, which, of course, each Of the
guests had TO kiss. Games Of all kinds
were played, from blind mans buff 10
musical chairs, and the boys and girls
had a most enjoyable time.
The guests were: Estella Clinton,
Margaret Werner, Edna Jennings,
Pansy Peyton, Winnie Rhodes, Vera
Lynn, Vivian Williams, Ethel Beck,
Kathryn Paris. Edith Sutherland. Julia
Cullen. May BrentOn. Florence DOna-
hue Rose Moench. Rita Kahn, Mary
Sherman, Mabel Robinson, and Earl
DaYeler, Harold Stephens, Scott Lynn,
Delpert Dickert, John Beck, Philip
Sutherland, Ralph Brown. Russell
Snow, George Knox, De Witt Knox,
Clarence Bamberger, Julian Bamber-
ger, Verne Earis. Edgar Earls. The
chaperones were Mrs. \. G. Sutherland,
Miss Elsie Dickert and Mrs George A
Snow.
Miss LuVera Snow viii not be Is
years old till the 26th Of this month,
but as that date falls on a school day.
her parents thought that it would be
a good idea TO have the birthday party
on st. Patrick's day.
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Miss Hettie Scott Of this city and Mr..
Orson Guest of Mill Creek were mar
ried Wednesday evening at the home
Of the grooms brother, John Guest, in
Mill Creek. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Hamilton of Mill
Creek Among those present were Mrs.
COwley. Mrs. Holman. Misses Esther
Miller, Annie Meyerhoffer. Mrs. Guest,
Lou Taylor, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. ].
Guest. Mrs Hicks. MeSsrs. Cornell,
Wilson, WOoley, Whitehead, G. Guest,
J. Guest, Hicks, Cowley and Holman.
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Miss Bessie Harris gave a very pleas
ant party to few of her friends Tues
day evening. Card games were played,
and music by Messrs. Hubbard and
Strayer was much enjoyed Those
present were Mrs. Harris, Misses Ear
ly, King, E Druce, Xenia bruce. May
Berry, Sophia Berry, Winnie Berry and
Ivy Teasdale; Messrs. Harris, G. Har-
ris, Angel, Ross, DR.. Mccoy, Ingham,
Trewhela. Mornane Wilson and COurte-
nay Harris
The ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c.
A. entertained the members of the asso-
citation and their friends Saturday even
ing in most enjoyable style. The room
was appropriately decorated with green
in honor of St. Patrick's day, and
green lemonade was served to the
guests.
The following was the programme
rendered.:
Recitation Miss Violet Craig
Piano solo. Miss Janet Murdoch
Vocal solo...............M Miss McFerrOn
Vocal duet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-. Misses Ida Cohen and Ollie Pike
Solo. Miss Ethel Pond
Piano solo. Miss Florence Graham
Banjo and guitar duet-...--....-.-..
Harry Schenk and J. A. Augustus
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An entertainment under the auspices Of
the Whittier school was given Saturday
evening in the school building, and was
a great success from every point of
view. The affair was gotten up for the
purpose of raising money for the piano
fund, and a fine sum was nettsd. The
refreshments were served by Miss Pow
ers, principal of the Whittier, assisted
by her corps of teachers, and were par
excellence. The rooms were very taste
fully decorated for the occasion, the
national emblem being conspicuous, and
adding great attractiveness to the
scene.
The ladies of the First Congregation
al church will tender Professor Radcliff,
the chapel organist, a reception on the
evening of April /, the occasion being
the twentieth anniversary of his con-
nection with the church. The affair
will be given in the parlOrs of the
church, and all Of the professors
friends are invited.
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The Ladies Literary club will have
an art loan exhibition at their club
rooms from April to s. The exhibit
will consist of painting and statuary,
| the loan of which has been generously
] promised, and lectures will be delivered
| each evening. The small charge of 10
| cents will be made for admission The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
| public schools.
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| Miss NJ. Pestana, formerly of Salt
| Lake, now with the Boston & Mon
| tana company of Butte, is in the citv
/ to meet her mother and sister who
are en- route from Colorado 10 Califor-
/ MIA. Before returning TO Butte Miss
! Pestana Will visit her Salt Lake friends
| for a few days.