The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-01
Minor Social Events.

Mrs. H. C. Whitney win entertain
this week.
Miss Addie Hampton entertained the
Whist club Wednesday.
The Sewing club met with Mrs. Wal
ter Jennings on Friday.
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The Whist club meets at Mrs. VoIl-
mer's next Friday night
Miss Mae DangerfieId will be mar
ried to Walter NJ. Williams Dec. 4.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton L. Oglesby are
now at home at 217 East Third South
street.
Miss Parker and Miss Edith Parker
entertained the Euchre club Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Emma Armstrong and Mr.. Will
liam Armstrong will be married on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. z. NJ. Best gave a dinner on
thanksgiving day to a few friends.
Covers were laid for ten.
The engagement Of Miss May Thorne
to Mr.. r. d. Peacock is announced. The
marriage viii take place on Dec. 20.
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The ladies of ST. PauPs guild are
making preparations for their Pan
American fair, which begins next Mon
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The ladies of the First Conerega-
tional church viii give a mystery
market on Dec. u at the church par
lors.
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Mrs. Rosa Dixon gave delightful
afternoon tea at her home. 768 South
Fifth East street, on Tuesday after
noon
The engagement has been announced
OF Mr.. Hinman d. Folsom, jr, Of this
city to Miss Frances c. Longenecker of
Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Fox.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse ".
Fox, to Mr. Abraham Taylor will take
place Dec. 5.
Miss Emma sanderson is GONZALES
cent from serious attack of typhoid
fever, which has confined her to her
bed for the past three weeks.
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One Of the pleasant events Of the
coming week in which society will take
considerable interest is the Lady Mac
cabee ball at Christensen's on Tuesday
evening.
The annual supper at the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church will be held
on Friday evening, Dec s. under the
auspices OF the Brotherhood of Andrew
and Philip.
Mrs. Bradley entertained at a pleas
ant children's party for her little
daughter, Marjory, on Tuesday after
noon. A jolly time was passed with
games and delicious refreshments.
The annual ball OF Branch III of the
National Letter Carriers association
was given last Tuesday evening in
Christensens' hall. 1t was a success
both socially and financially, over $50
couples being present.
The Thursday Social club met at the
home q Miss Sadie Smith. Those pres
ent were Misses Lulu Penrose, Flor
ence Armstrong, Vera Felt, Louise
Madsen. Rosa Meyer. Laura Madsen.
Hazel Crismon. Clara Hansen, Grace
Freeze, Mrs. Ernest Smith.
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The marriage Of Miss Olive TOmson
Of Cokeville, Wye, and Mr.. James p.
Sharp OF Vernon took place on Wednes-
day In the Salt Lake temple. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home OF the groom's IA
Their, Mr.. John G. Sharp. Is f street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp leave for their fu-
ture home in Vernon today.
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T. g. NJ. G. held its regular pro-
gramme meeting Friday evening at %
II street. A new feature Of the club is
the current topic cards, which proves
interesting as well as very beneficial
TO the members. After adjournment a
few remained in the club rooms and
enjoyed a social half hour The next
meeting win be held Friday, Dec. 13
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One Of the prettiest Thanksgiving
parties was given by Miss AIDA Wal
lace last Thursday evening. Supper
being served at o'clock, the remainder
of the evening was spent in games
cards. dancing and music. Those pres
ent were the Misses Simmons, Lewl1
Engbergs, Mexican, Taylor and Mar
tin, Messrs. Young, Woolley, Hadley.
Barr, Hardy, Brown and Jenkins
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At the Miller on Monday evening
was solemnized the marriage Miss
Birdie Price. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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