The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-16

ing a very pretty effect. The prizes
A~arded were all of china and were
awarded as follows: Ladies' first. Mrs
N u Huriout; ladies' second, Mrs j.
Sross: gents first, a. Lederman; gents
second. w j. Snyder. Ten tables were
nlieo and IN serving refreshments Mrs.
Scott was assisted by Mrs. John Thorn
son and Mrs F. R. Davis The even
lIg was spent most enjoyably. Those
present were Mr. and MIS- W. w.
armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Nc
Laughhn. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Shields, Mr. and
Mrs t. h Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. D. Hurlbut, Mr.. and
MRS. j. Middour Mr. and Mrs J. c.
Weeter, Mr. and Mrs. ". I. snyder.
MI and Mrs. c. A. Blocker. Mr.. and
Mrs l. P LeCompte; Mesda,nes J. NJ.
LockhaHt, F. a McCarty, F. ~. Smith,
John Thomson. F. Hurley of Denver:
Misses Balm, Delaney, Zetta Farms
worth, Moher, Bertha Gitsch. Mamie
Pearson, Jean Pearson; Messrs. P. Nc
Pherson and E. Lederman.
Mrs. Joseph z. Murphy of Cripple
Creek. Colo, after pleasant two
months visit with her father Mr.. Pat
Feeney, and her sister. Mrs NJ Con-
don, returned to her home Friday
afternoon.
MISS Cora Snyder was visitor to the
metropolis this week, returning home
Friday.
Mrs Major Bird of Salt Lake is in
Bird.
Thursday afternoon Mrs John Quinn
entertained at q charming kensington
Tea me rooms were profusely deco
rated with various kinds of flowers
ana the ladies present had a very en-
JoyaDIe time. Dainty refreshments
We're served The guests were: Mrs.
T: n. Towney, Mrs. w. G. Lamb, Mrs.
Mrs. ID. c. Mclaughlin, Mrs. L. Z.
r hubbard, Mrs. c. A. Blocher, Mrs.
Arthur Williams, Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs T. Hurley of Denver, Mrs. F. w.
Hoyt. Mrs. NJ. F. Allen, Mrs. William
NJ. Ferry, Mrs. John Cross. Mrs e H
Howard, Mrs. John Prisk, Mrs. Conrad,
MIS- 5; l. Radon, Mrs F. R. Davis,
Mrs w E. Boyd, Miss Kate Lawrence
and Miss Bertha Gitsch.
Mr.. s. P. Taft, a prominent citizen
OF ST. Louis, Mo, is visiting in the
Park with his sisters-in-Iaw, Mrs. W.
1. Snyder and Mrs. L. P. LeCompte.
Mrs John Meinecke came up from
Salt Lake Friday on visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. Cunningham.
Miss Minnie Kescel was a visitor to
Salt Lake Wednesday of this week
The ladies of the degree of honor are
preparing for grand ball on the 2Sth
inst
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Thursday afternoon Gertrude Breen
celebrated her eleventh birthday, and
number of her young friends were in
Vlted TO participate in the festivities
Games were played, refreshments were
served and all had a good tiyne. The
following were present: Daisy Patter-
son, Roger Traynor Minnie Heenan.
Mary Hillstron, Willie Hillstrom, Kate
carey, Con Caughlin, Blanche Weist,
CharleS Conlon, Lizzie Shields, Howard
Breen, Gertie Mclaughlin, Ed Sperry,
Nora McLane. Hiltrude Carey, Lester
kerwin, Lulu Kelley, Jim CAIN Susie
Shields. Frank Clark Minnie Carey.
Ben Hunt, Lizzy Shurgrue, Florence
Kelly, Mary Kelley, Charles DriscoI
and May Shanly-
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
George Y Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. D. s.
Murray, George Wallace. jr.. Mrs.
Flagg all of Salt Lake, and Mr.. and
Mrs Dr. Arthur futile of St Louis.
MO-, came up TO the Park Tuesday,
drove over to the Hot Pots at Midway.
returning Wednesday, taking lunch at
the Ontario mill and taking the after
noon train for Salt Lake
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thursday Mrs. W.. w. Armstrong.
MISS Georgia Lees, Mrs Charles
Shields, Mr. and Mrs A. Parker of
Kansas and Mr.. c.. W McCune of
Ogden drove over to Brighton and re-
port delightful time
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Inc W0mdn's Athenaeum met with
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin Monday SAINT
10. Mrs Whitehead, the newly elected
president, addressed the members pres
ent in few well chosen words before
taking her chair. She thanked the
members for the honor bestowed 11p0,