The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

Pratt, Mia Gerber, Dolly Butler. Katia
Rippetoe, Bertha Beardshaw. Carrie
Playter, Leona Silver, Lucille Russell
and Messrs. George Willis, John Willis
Manly Hemphhl. Walter Keatsag
Harold Reynolds, John Erickson. Harry
Alley, James Alley. Edwin Tolhurst and
VIII Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cracroft enter
tanned on St Patrick's evening in honor
Of the birthday of Mrs. Cracroft,S
mother, Mrs. Ann Williams The even
ing Yves pleasantly spent in cards and
music. Delicious refreshments were
served throughout the evening. Mrs
Moran presided at the punch bowl
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J II
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. William Cart
wright, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fairclougn,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fairclough. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Cracroft. Mr.. and Mrs. ] r
Moran. Mr.. Rodney Wilcox, Miss An
ME Fairclough, Mr.. and Mrs. John VIII
liams-
Mrs. z. W. Wilson gave a ST. Pat
rick's day luncheon yesterday after
noon TO the teachers of the Emerson
school at her home on South Ninth
East street. The occasion was both
unique and highly enjoyable. The rooms
were decorated in green and white.
the luncheon partook of the same coll
ors, and, TO heighten the effect. the
rooms were darkened and green light
used. In addition to songs, music and
a jolly good time, literary guessing
game was played, in which Miss Dv-
sart carried off first honors, and Miss
Littley won the BOBBY prize.
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A bright and enjoyable event of Fri
day evening was the surprise party
given on Miss Jessie Browne by a few
Of her friends. Music and games were
the features Of the evening. At a late
hour a delicious repast was served.
Those present were the Misses Ollie
Miller. Alberta Barton, TiIlie Perkes.
Jessie Browne, Annie Boag, Violate
Mcclure, Barbara Browne, Ida Soon
berg, E. Everett, Messrs. William
Perkes, William Brewer, ]. r. Thomas.
Rob Bert, Joe Everett, Oscar Sandburg.
William Everett, George Mcclure.
Chamberlain, Tom Hollburg, Arthur
Sconberg, William Boag, Pete Mcclure.
William Brown and Mrs. r. A. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beatie gave a
delightful affair Tuesday evening at
their North State street home. An
d
hat trimming contest for the men
and a wood saving contest for
the ladies. In the latter
contest Miss Wright of Ogden won the
prize. In the former Mr.. Lawrence
Young and Mr.. Frank Eeatie were the
successful contestants.
Present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cherry, Mr.. Hemphill Mr.. McClaren,
Mrs. Effie Green, Mr.. Madsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
FOote, Mr.. and Mrs. Angel, Mrs. Car
rol. Miss Laura Carol, Mrs. Werner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Young, Mr.. J. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Young, May |
Banks, Mary Mandell, Mr.. and Mrs
Moss. Mrs. Smell.
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Miss Lulu Spence entertained last |
evening at sixty-three in honor of Miss /
AGA Dusenberry Of Eureka. The dec |
1rations were in keeping with St. Pat /
-ick's day, the Irish green effect being /
carried out even to the tally cards and /
prizes The guests were: Misses Ada !
and Lorena DuSenberry and Miss /
Madge Nesbit of Eureka, Miss Allie
Seckels, Miss Marjorie lIllerbeck, Miss
Josephine Wells, Miss Jenetta Rich
irds, Miss Rhoda Richards, Miss YER
he Young, Miss Bertha Bishop, Miss
lulabel Eldredge, Miss Angie HoI-
brook, Miss Claire Ellerbeck, Mr.. Louis
seckels, Mr.. Arthur Adams, Mr.. Wins
ow Smith, Mr.. Nicholas Smith, Mr..
Arthur Shepherd, Mr.. Frank Young,
Ir. Lillywhite, Mr.. Roy Romney, Mr..
Alfred Van Dyke, Mr.. Brigham Smoot
# Eureka, Mr.. Augustus, Mr. Victor
and Mr.. Leslie Spence.