The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

gift from the club. and high five was
PLAYED for a short time. the winners Of
the greatest number OF games We're
Mrs. D. GALLAGHER. Mr.. c. A Strickland,
Mrs. Davis and Mr.. Proctor. The guests
then adjourned 10 the spacious dininS
room where a delicious supper was
served. The remainder Of the evening
was spent in singing, etc A recitation
by little Master Byron Davis was very
much appreciated. The CLUB then ad-
journed to meet in two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. John Trims, 253 Sixth street.
San Francisco Examiner: A party Of
prominent Titan people, consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. MilandO Pratt, Miss May
Pratt, Mrs. Captain T. NJ Bishop and
Mrs. Thomas Carr, are here awaiting
the arrival Of the steamship Mariposa,
due today from Australia, on board Of
which is Mrs Viola Pratt Gillette of
New York City, who is returning home
after a years absence in the Orient,
where she has concluded a successful
opera engagement with the Hoyt & Nc
Gee Opera company. The visitors are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Pay R.
Pratt of 1906 Howard street.
Miss Alice Beeman and Miss Emma
Mjissr delightfully."- entertained a num-
OCI VI AHElI lIlELuS a. liz AOAAutl
home, 1907 First street, on Friday even
ing. Those present were Misses Mary
Hodgson, Hortense HOdgsOn, Pearl
Savage Georgia Savage, Helen Hahn,
Eva Dix, Edith Davis, Alma Andrew,
Elizabeth Standish, Nellie Loback.
Minnie Miller, Beatrice Davis, Bertha
Hamilton. Nan Short, Minnie Burmes-
ter, Nettie Hilton. Messrs. Emmet
Moore Mark McChrystal, Foster Cur
tbs, Will Hilton, Harold Heffron, Ed
ward Hoffman. Will Davis, Ben lib
hey, Gavin Andrew, Henry Wander
wood Clarence Post, Earl Bradbury,
Harry Bero Edward Cashin, James
Shaw, Hyrum BergstrOm, Will Davis,
Edwin Zwickey and Glenn Waterman.
Mr.. Herbert Urry, and family of
Ninth North and Second West were
pleasantly surprised last Wednesday
evening by members Of the Twenty
third ward. The affair was gotten UP
in honor of their early departure for
Plain City, in Weber county, where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Urry has been a prominent worker in
Sunday school, NJ. l. A. and general
ward capacities. and the various asso-
ciateS Of his labor made up the party,
headed by Bishop Jones, the superin-
tenGent of the Sunday school and presi-
dents of the M. 1. A. societies. The
surprise was most complete. An ele-
giant lunch was served and a good time
was had by all who participated. The
event viii certainly mark red letter
day in the life of Mr.. and Mrs. Urry.
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On Thursday evening the home of
Mrs. Annie Lewis Johnson was the
scene of a reception to her friends and
pupils and the dedication of her new
home. During the evening d delightful
programme was rendered, Miss Bessie
EdmondS being heard in some choice
vocal selections and Miss Matte Read
tavoring the assembly with a number
of piano solos. Mr.. Thomas Butler, the
genial chOrister of the Fourteenth
ward, contributed a number of songs.
and pleasing dialogue was give by
MiaS Matte OpenshaW and Mr.. P
Felt. Showing the best methods of self
culture. Mrs. Matte Hughes Cannon
made an excellent address, and Presi-
dent Angus NJ. Cannon, after a few
complimentary remarks on the nature
of the gathering, offered the dedicatory
prayer p. P. Felt acted as master OF
ceremonies.
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The ladies' auxiliary to the Locomotive
Engineers will give another of their en-
Joyable card parties in the Auerbach hail
Monday evening. All are invited TO at
tend Mrs. c. z. Shermer.