The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

Sophia Munro, winter scene.
May Tarter, studies in water colors.
Jennie Tarter, fruit and vegetables
in crayon.
Percy J. Rhine, fruit in crayon and
pastel
Art needlework exhibit:
Mrs. A. Moran, lunch cloth.
Mrs. S. Mcguire, centerplece.
Miss D. Spencer, sofa pillow.
Miss hampton, lunch cloth.
Miss NJ. Tarter, tea cloth.
Miss j. Tarter, Centerpiece.
Miss +. Cannon, pin cushion
Miss W. Cannon. lunch cloth.
Miss E. McDermOtt, dolly.
Miss z. Bonner, lunch cloth.
Miss II. Henshaw, doilies.
Mss NJ. Job, centerpiece-
Miss z. Cause, tea cloth.
Miss NJ. Coltnan, sofa pillow.
Miss A. COltInan, sofa pillow.
Miss A. Rockford, tea ciuth-
Miss c. o. Connell, sofa cushion.
Miss NJ. DOnaghy, photo frame
Mayor and Mrs. Browning enter
tanned a number of little folks Thurs
day afternoon in honor of their chill
dren, Dorothea and Mariner. The al
ternoOn was spent in play games De
licious refreshments were served, a
feature of which was that each child
received a bag of cherries. the cherries
containing a little china doll
Those present We're: Dorothea Brown
ing. DOftie Carlson, Gene Browning,
Evelyn Dalrymple- Telitha Browning.
Beatrice Boyle. Vera Browning, Bessie
Lindquist, Lulu Browning, BERTHE
ScOwcrOft. Marion Browning, Elva Lit
tlefield, Monida Browning, Lucille Wal
lace. Louie Browning, EInmie PidcOck,
Lois Wallace. Lille Virgins, Annie
MOrgans, Martha Wallace, Mariner
Browning JOSEPH ScOwcrOft, James
Virgins, Herman Purdy, Leonal Read,
Francis Virgins, Earl Read, Glide
Clark. Lawrence Watson, Victor SDen-
Ger, Willie Purdy, Henry Epperson,
Tom PidcOck, Val Browning, Jonathan
Wallace, Vern Watson.
J. H. Knauss, jr, was visiting in the
city from Butte during the week
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mcguire of
Denver are the guests of John Mcguire
and family.
The Rathbone Sisters were enter
| tanned by Mrs. H. Z. Cahill, 31S1 Adams
avenue. Thursday afternoon.
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z. W. Bannister is back from On
tario, Ore, where he has been on bust
ness for the past two weeks.
Seth Thomas was visiting in the city
from Idaho during the week
Thomas Keogh is back from his trip
| through the east and will make his
home again in ogden.
John ;. Corlew went to Indiana We'd
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ness of his father.
George NJ. Hanson is in Philadelphia
this week.
William Driver and wife have gone
to Philadelphia and Baltimore for ar
J extended visit.
Mrs. T. L. Crandan left Friday t.
join her husband at Medford, Ore.
Miss Clara McGonagle is back from
Nevada, where she has been teaching
school.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding reception Wednesday evening o
Miss Flossie Wright and ALI Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Taylor announce
the marriage of their daughter Jani
to Mr.. Horace z. Peery, the wedding
to take place the latter part of June.
Mrs. A. A. Wenger viii go to Chi
| cago Wednesday on a visit.
Mrs. Lucy Parmley left for the cas-
Thursday.
On Tuesday afternoon the w. c. 7
U. held an interesting session at tn
! home of the president, Mrs. Francis {
; Smith. It was young ladies' day ant
Mrs. z. =. Shepard and Mrs. Saver
, of Salt Lake were present to assis
} with the programme, Mrs. Shepar
speaking on why We Belong" an
Mrs. Slavery presenting the claim of tn
young ladies branch Of the union.
discussion OF ''The Punch Bowl le
by Mrs. Breeder, followed. The leade
; was followed in three-minute Speeche
} ( BY Mesdames Shepard, Slavery, Hunt
er, W. Craig and a number of other!
During the afternoon the Misses Jen
kins, Smith and Ethel Orth furnishe
beautiful piano solos, which were muc
} appreciated. Master Willie Perkin
; played q mandolin solo, which wa
heartily encoTed. Then followed de
; licious refreshments. The beautifI
: ! decorations, large number of guest
! and the enthusiasm of the speakers a
/ combined to make a delightful after
noon. About sixty ladies were presen
! The next meeting viii be Wednesda!
! June 20, with Mrs. Seese at 726 Twenty
third street.
Mrs. Joseph Pingree and two childre
? are visiting in Morgan.
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One of the pleasant events Of til
: week was the field day of the WEBB
? Stake academy at Glenwood Thursda.
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2 The commencement exercises of ii
3 Sacred Heart academy occur ThUrsda
. / evening, the list.
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4 Mrs. R. w. Cross Of salt Lake is Il
8 / guest of Mrs. Corlew on Mob hill.
, Miss Lizzie Orth and her aunt, Mr.
= Stein. of San Francisco, left Saturda
4 for an extended eastern trip.
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5 Mrs. J. Dillrance of Omaha is Il
z guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gibson.
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3 Mrs. Roy Mckinney was the recipiel
- of a pleasant surprise party Tuesda
z evening.