The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03

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The Women of Woodcraft viii give
card party on Thursday afternoon,
Nov. T. at the home of Mr. and Mrs
William Elliott, 26S West Second North
street All members Of the organiza-
ton viii be made heartily welcome.
One of the enjoyable Halloween
parties of the week was given by Miss
Josephine Clawson on Thursday. The
house was dimly lighted with candles
and all the Halloween tests with for
tune telling furnished amusement for
the evening. At a late hour an old
fashioned supper was served. Covers
were laid for thirty three.
The annual banquet Of the st. Mary's
Alumni association takes place tomOr-
row evening at the academy. A bust
ness meeting is to be held at 3, the
entertainment at and the banquet at
o'clock. Every effort has been made
to make the programme Of vocal and
instrumental selections of exceeding
interest. Tbs banquet viii be enlivened
with toasts BETTING the occasion.
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A pleasant card party was given by
the Woman's Republican club on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Young. Prizes at sixty-three
were won by Mrs. Rudy, Mrs. Lam
bourne and Miss Schoppe. The next
meeting of the club will be held on
Thursday, Nov. u, when Mrs. Rachel
Miller viii entertain at cards.
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The marriage of Miss Maud Hunting
ton Read, the charming daughter of
Francis Read, a prominent livestock
grower of Helena, to Mr.. Frederick c.
LOOfbourOw of this city took place on
Thursday at the home Of the bride, 706
Eighth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Loot
borrow will arrive in Salt Lake the
early part of this week.
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The members Of st. PauTs choir are
preparing to give Mrs. Jarley's Wax
works" This will be one of the clev-
crest things ever gotten up by the peo-
pie of st. PauI's. It is given under the
direction of Mr.. Boyle of washington.
D. Q. The entertainment win be given
on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at Eighteenth
ward amusement hall.
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The Social Evening club met last
week at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kener on J street and spent a
very pleasant evening in singing and
games, after which an enjoyable sup
per was served by the hostess. The
club then adjourned to meet in two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
G. Hoffman.
Miss Mile Maddox and Mr.. Ernest
Clinton entertained at a Halloween
party Thursday evening at the St. Ell
mo hotel parlors. Fine music was rem
deTed by a male quaTtette, composed Of
Bert Margetts. Will Norris. Shade
Stringer and VIII ParT. About forty
guests were present. Miss Maud
Wright presided at the punch bowl.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Callahan, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Clinton
and Mrs. Wright.
A Halloween party was given at the
residence of Edward and Howard Marx
Thursday evening, and it was a de-
lghtful affair. The following guests
were present; Misses Inga Hansen.
Edda HOUtz, Jennie Philips, Josie Phil
fps, Essie Bailey, Ethel Cahoon, Rub
Taylor, Rose Meyer, May BOshard,
Annie Selck, Matte Ventruss, Mrs.
Kaleski, Mrs. J. B. LawTene, Sadie
LaWrene. MesSrs. William Webb. Peter
Morris, George Sharp, Fred Anstie,
Oliver Harvey, n. J. Thomas, Ed L.
Lovey, Howard Marx and Edward
Marx.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. held a business meeting in the par
Tors Of the association yesterday after
noon. At the meeting it was decided
TO give two afternoon teas at the pri-
vate residences of members Of the aux
lllary in the next two months, in order
to work up more interest in the aux
Hilary work. The first tea viii be given
by Mrs. Hudson Smith at her residence,
22l South Twelfth East street, Nov
Is next. The tea viii be in the nature
Of a eceptiOn and invitations viii be
issued. A musical programme viii be
rendered and light refreshments
served.
Miss Emily Everett entertained a
few friends at her residence, 50 o
street, last evening and a pleasing pro-
gramme was rendered. Miss Title
Perks sang a solo, string music was
rendered by John SCOnberg and M
Sanburg, the Misses Barlows sang a
duet, after which a dainty luncheon
was served. The balance of the even
ing was spent In games and other
house sports. Those present were:
Miss Barley Mrs. Barlow, 3. Brown,
Jessie Brown. Title Perks, Edith Ever
EFT, Mr. A H. Sconberg, Albert Sells,
Oscar SanbUrg, Mr. Barlow, Willard
Sells, w. W. Farnes, John McPhie. G.
Altree, Horace Altree and Joseph Ev-
erett.
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Miss Alverda Martin, Jessie Mar
tin and Fern Hobbs gave a Halloween
party Thursday night. The guests
We're: Misses Edna Edwards, Louise
Walden, Lille Richards, Vida Rich
ars, Annie Mcintyre, Kit Hurst, Vera
Lane, Jessie Kenyon, Nan Short Mary
Pennock, Phoebe Foster, ChristOl Pat
ten, Irna Walker, RheubeIle Rathbone,
Messrs. Thomas Latimer, Orson Ell
dredge, Merit Wheeler, Roy Higson,
Walter Davis, Bull, Vivian Tripp, Har-
~ Bero. Earl Smith. LEROY Bourne
Chrestus Trip, Arthur Murphy, Paul
Nelden, Clarence Clay, Leo Foster. Roy
Williams, Lewis Sowles. Nick Smith.
Bob Elliot, Sherwin Davis, Harold
Hobbs, Harry Poll Fred StanchfeId
and Sidney Saville.
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Miss Katie Silver was pleasantly sur
prised by number Of her. friends on
Thursday evening. The parlor was
tastefully decorated in chrysanthe-
NUNS and dahlias, while jack-o'-ian-
terms adorned the dining room. The
evening was enjoyable spetn in Hal
lowe'en and other amusing games. At
midnight a dainty supper was served.
after which the guests were favored
with vocal and instrumental music and
recitatiOns. Those present We're:
Misses Rachel COllet. Janet Price. Ed
ma and Retta Rawlins, Sadie and Mae
Haynes, Laura and Cora Cox. Ida
Sconberg, Lydia Willis. Bessie Bos-
worth, Posey Murdoch, Evelyn and Lee
more Brown, Jennie Rocca, Rinna
Hamlin, Nora Silver. Messrs. James