The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21

kInson and Ellen Chamberlin: Messrs
Nickson, Reuben Swaner, Willard HI
ton. Robert Higgs. John Sparkling,
Frank Olson and Albert Chamberlin.
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The You and 7 Crystal club had a
very enjoyable time Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs Holden. For the few
games of high i've the winners of
prizes were ar. and Mrs. Ford. Mrs.
Harvey and Mr.. Branch. Tallies used
were very unique. An elabOrat e sup
per was served by the charming daugh-
tiers Of the hostess. The dining room
was daintily decorated with cut flowers,
while small flags We're effectively used
in the parlOT. The club then ad-
Journed to mee| the second Thursday
in september with Mr.. and Mrs. David
J. GALLAGHER.
The young friends Of Lester WOrthen
surprised him at his home on Brigham
street last Weul .sday evening. the OC-
casion being his birthday. The grounds
were lighted with many Chinese Ian
terms. The evening was made enjoy
able by numerous games, after which
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were, Harriet Lake, Nellie Car
ney, Kate Dawson, Alice Sleater, An
ME Ness, Emelyn WOrthen, Mrs car
ney. Tom Sleater. Lester N0Tthen.
Paul Wright, VIII Hughes, Herbert
Paramore. VIII Ness, Dick Wright,
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The following officers were elected at
the annual business meeting of the Eu-
terpe club. held at the residence of
Mrs. PIummeT on Monday evening.
Mrs. +. j. Fabian, president; Mrs.
Charles Wilkes, secretary and treas
UreT; Mrs. w. Montague Ferry and
Mrs Charles Plummer, programme
committee. The members Of the club
VIII endeavOr 20 make their next years
work excel anything they have here
tofore attempted, and are anticipating
much pleasure from the work outlined
for the winter. A series If three public
concerts is contemplated.
A very pretty wedding occurred
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs WarreI, the contracting par
ties being Miss Ella Wilson and Ernest
J. Seydel, Elder n. Y. Jones officiating.
The bride was chaTmiugly attired in
blue and white and carried white car
nations. After the ceremony an ele-
giant supper was served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Warreli. Mr..
and Mrs n. Y. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. S. Evans Mrs. =. II. Paradise. Mrs
Maud Patterson. Mrs. S. Hufaker.
Miss Crissy Paterson. Master John
Paterson.
Miss Caroline Rasmussen Of Mt.
"a number of friends at the home of
Miss Mae Russell on Monday evening.
Games and music We're enjoyed. after
which delicious lUncheCn was served.
Those present were Misses Caroline
Rasmussen, Ella and Christina Nelson,
Hlma Rosenberg, Mae Russell. Emile
Grether. May KeddingtOn, Ellie Crab
tree, Annie and jamie Russell Mary
Taylor, Helen Meier, Annie Taylor and
Messrs. John Taufer Orson Willie, VIII
j ~ lHrr M
tree, Arthur Robinson, Herman Gre
Their, Arthur Taylor, VIII Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. H X Russell.
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Miss Margaret Ryan of Forest Dale
entertained a few of her most intimate
friends at her home Wednesday even
ing Dancing and numerous games
were the main features. The guests
were entertained with instrumental
and vocal selections by a few of the
guests. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with palms and various flowers
Dainty refreshments were served and
me punch bowl was presided over by
the Misses Lucia Ryan and Ethel Nor
RS The invited guests were Misses
Ruby and Ivy Young late of Dublin.
ireland, Tilla and Josie Larson of
South Bend, Ind, Maggie Summerhays, /
Anna Salmon, LeOna Taylor. Jessie /
ChristophersOn, Hazel Love and Lucille
AIcCielland, Messrs- Albert Brain OF
f9c-Li IT AaItASCOr JOSIAH Is. Held OF OF
Jawa, Canada, Joe Everett, Ouayle
cannon, Claude Cannon. H. A SheD-
herd, Jack Horne, Jim Taylor, Frank
Eardley. Win Pollock. Sam TAYLOR.
Bradley, Tunnel, Frank Rigby and
William Bull.
Misses Pearle Clark and Violet Mott
assisted by Misses Stella Kirk and Ella
HoaSlsnd, entertained at a lawn party
tuesday evening last at the home of
me latter 125 Tenth East. The lawn
was prettily decorated with numerous
Chinese lanterns and cosy corners. The /
beginning of the evening was spent in
untanSling the spider web. Those who
were successful IN carrying OFF prizes
were Lucille McMaSter- Stella Hubert.
Joseph Felt and Stanley Radcliffe.
Later in the evening the young guests
enjoyed themselves at Sixty-three. The
successful competitors of this game
were Erma Read, Stella Hubert. Shfr-
ley DOWden and George BOltO. The re-
ma1Hder of the evening was spent in
dancing, the music being furnished bv
the Sparlng Mandolin and Guitar club
Delicious refreshments We're served.
The invited guests were. The Misses
Lucille McMasCer, Stella Hubert. .Erma
Read, Ella Brown. Agnes Felt, Flor
ence Taylor, Messrs. BOltO Radcliffe.
Thompson. Joseph and Willie Felt.
Dowden, Freeze, Petersen and John
son.