The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

Among those giving musical numbers
were Mrs. Tutte, Mrs Jolly Miss Nc
Farren. Mrs. Bogue, Mrs. Nollnler and
Mrs. Gerrans.
Mrs. Baxter leaves Tuesday for Cali
fOrnia, after a pleasant visit with her
sister. Mrs. Burns Macdonald.
Miss Riordan and Miss Brentn Of
Auskegon, Mich. ere visiting Mrs SIN
clair at 519 Second East street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Cole enter
tanned informally last evening FOR Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. Brown Of Fremont
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. II. G
A. viii give a reception tomorrow even
ing IN the parlors 81 the association.
Miss Linnie Frances Rutt entertained
al cards on Friday evening. Prizes
were won by Miss Dern and Miss OIL
liver.
Mrs. John Marshall received infor-
mally Friday afternoon for the Misses
Kirkpatrick, prior TO their departure
for Japan.
Miss Sherman and Miss Edna Shear
man leave tuesday for Helena, Mort,
where they viii be the guests of Mrs.
John LOngmaid.
The concert TO be given tomorrow
evening at the Congregational church
by Miss Lillian Oliver promises TO be
a rare musical treat
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The Letter Carriers association viii
give a dance and card party Tuesday
evening at Gifts hail in Odd FelloE's
building. Admission so cents.
The members of the Californian club
and Ladies' Auxiliary will give 2 re-
ception Tuesday evening at q. a. +.
hall, il honor of Robert Burns
Mr.. wiz Anderson returned yesterday
q pm san Francisco. He was accom-
panied by Atiss Jessie Anderson, who
win remain in the city as the guest Of
Mrs. C. 5 Narian.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Spence entertain
ed at dinner Wednesday evening. COW
ers We're laid for ten. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Felt. Pro
lessor and Mrs John J. Mcclellan Mr.
and Mrs. II. 3. KOOser. Miss Lulu
spence, Leslie Spence, Mr.. and Mrs.
William G Spence A most agreeable
evening was spent
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Miss Genie Silver entertained a few
of her friends last Wednesday even
ing at her new residence, 952 South
Eighth West, in honor of her cousin,
!. ". Silver. who is about to depart on
a mission to New Zealand. The house
was handsomely decorated and a pleas
amt evening was spent at cards and
uJher forms of recreation. Refresh
Ineuts were served.
There was most enjoyable surprise
party gotten up on Lon AIcOck on
Wednesday by Misses Pearl Lloyd and
Dell Mcclure The party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. -. John
son. g., Green street. Cards were in
dulged in and John and Carrie Archi-
bald were the prize winners. The sur
prise was a complete success and the
party was all that could have been de
sired
The Progressive society was delight
fully entertained Friday evening by
Miss Laura White The table was pre-
sided over by TOastmaster Archie
Sheppard. and a number of interesting
tOasts were proposed by members
Miss Title Larsen OffiCiated at the
punch bowl. Present were Misses
Mabel Brown. Aenla bruce, May
Price, Josie Larson. Mrs. Fine, Nellie
Brown, Ethel bruce, Tillie Larsen, IVie
Price, Vera Higgins, Kate Hawlin, FL
vera Elder and MeSSrS. Joe Everett,
sam Treweek, VIII Bateman, Bert An
1El4s al NtAAE LNllAtA1 DUlAtlGtAA
John Valdez, Ernest Dunn, jay john
son. John Schied and Joe Steinhilber.
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The Social Evening club met on We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shore, 625 Sixth street. An
enjoyable evening was spent with sing
ing and dancing. after which a supper
was served. The club viii meet again
next Wednesday ats the home of Mr.
and Mrs NJ. Bench Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Shore, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Bench, Mr.. and Mrs J.
CastletOn, Mr.. and Mrs. James Shore,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w c.. Stains, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Crisscol, Mr. and Mrs J. Ken
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. George COllett Mr..
and Mrs. p. Hoffman. Alr. !. J. Coles,
Mrs. r. Gum. Mrs. Christensen, Mrs.
w. Johnson, the Misses HARRIET Shore,
Mamie Shore, Sarah Shore, Edith Coles.
The Opal club win give a ball at
ChristenSens' on Tuesday. Those hav-
ing the affair in charge are: On ar
engagements, &. i. Berry, Henry COul-
am. jr.. DR.. T.. NJ. KeysOr, ZenO Barnes,
H $. Anderson. Floor committee, r. W.
Brady, Arthur Brown, D. y. ". Snow.
a. N ROsenbaum, W. +. SChulter, A.
F. Hadley Max BrOdie- Reception} A.
+. Angeu, +. /. Libby, Frank Brown, c.
w. Olson, y. p. Hickey. Chas. II.
DOwse, r. S. Luff, Chas. Tanner, Frank
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F. A. Fredericks, G. p. COwan, +. John
son, J. +. WhittemOre, Z. Hadley, Ben
j. Johnson, G.. +. Mantel, A c. Cope,
a. w Smith, W. p Fowler. W. Z.
Coulam, S Stringer. A. Neiss, H L.
WOODRUFF. No invitations have been is
sued. tickets can be obtained from
members of the club. Promises to be a
very nice event.
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Miss Mabel Geary entertained a num-
her OF her friends ar an ''Up-to- Date
Party last Monday evening. After
games and other amusements a con-
test II up-tO-date questions IN physi-
OlCgy was held, the winners of the
prizes being Miss Ella Schultz and Mr.
VIII COulam first, and Miss Gala
Freeze and Mr. Theodore Schultz sec
oud. Those present were: Miss Vir-
GINA Jones' Nellie Watkins. Ella
ScnuIte, Alice EOulam, Hazel Shoe
bridge, lucia and Eva. Peterson. Cen
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