The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

return to Washington COR Inauguration
day AID viii be the guests OF the sen
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EG-Assessor y. H. Miller left Mon
oay afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he wiz visit for a few weeks.
WAen ne VIII so TO Bisby, Ariz.s where
ae intends locating.
o. W. Nyberg came up from Salt
Lake Thursday ana VIII again resume
business in the Park.
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Mrs. isaac Mckay returned from Salt
Lake Thursday, where she had been
spending few days.
Mrs. Carson Smith returned from
Midway Thursday, after weeks visit
with her parents.
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Mrs. z. Graham left Monday after
noon for her home in Charleston, Nev.
Mrs. c. = PAUL was a passenger on
Mondays train for Butte. Mont, where
she VIII make her future home. She
leaves many friends III the Park, whose
vel wishes follow her.
Mrs. Marie Sullivan came up from
salt Lake Monday and IS the guest Of
Mrs. y. CCnnOr Tt is five years since
the lady was in the Park, but she was
greeted by many of her old friends.
Mrs. n. Stevenson left Monday at
ternoon for Phillipsburg, Mont, where
she viii visit for six weeks with her
husband
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Mrs Lee McClelland came down from
Boise, Ida, on months visit with
her mother and sisters.
Last Thursday evening Ida McFar-
lane was delightfully."- surprised at her
home in Empire canyon. light re
freshments We're served and games Of
all sorts were prayed and a good time
enjoyed by all. The guests were; Al
len Carter, Charlie Condor, Lizzie Mar
tin, John Martin, Julia Hurley, Pearl
COGOyer, La Priel McGhee, Connie
Cochran, Charlotte HershIser Charles
Ford, Maud MOfet, James Hanion,
Ruby Lynch, IngersOu McGhee, ollie
Mott, j. Phaien, Silvy Ivy, Alfred
Willis, Eva Benny Della McGhee,
Maggie Lynch, Willie Deason, Ethel
Hales, Bertha Dalton, ROlla Mott,
Monte Hurley, Mona McLane, Jack Gil
lis, May Hurley, Albert Kelly, Helen
Deason, Edna Hershiser and Mabel
Lubbock.
Don Shields, who is teaching school
at Woodland, came over Thursday
evening TO spend Washington's birth
day with his parents
After a short visit in salt Lake Mrs.
John Conlan and son returned home
yesterday morning.
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Miss Ada Murphy of Salt Lake, af-
ter a brief visit with her sister Miss
Valentine Murphy, returned home the
first of the week.
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Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Scott were passengers to Salt
Lake, their mission being to see Mrs.
Leslie Carter in her great character of
ZaZa.
Thursday afternoon a new society
was formed, comprising the past noble
grands of Silver Leaf lodge No. 5,
Daughters OF Rebekah. The first meet
ing vas held at the home of Mrs. I.
Fox ara very pleasant time resulted.
Refreshments were served and it was
decided TO hold monthly meetings here
after Eight of the sixteen past Off
GERS were present, namely, MesdameS
William Kneale, w. I. Snyder, II. S.
Townsend. W. J. ROSeVear William H
Harris, Esther Lindsay, c. Z. Adderley
and +. s. Fox. The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Snyder.
Mrs. T. NJ. PinneO is visiting with
her parents at Coalville.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. g.
Lamb entertained at sixty-three. 1t
was a delightful affair. the home being
tastefully decorated and the appoint
nents perfect. Mrs. Fred Smith won
first prize Mrs. j. ". Cross, second;
Mr9. John Deim, consolation. The
guests were Mesdames w. W. Arm
strong, Charles Shields, r. W Sher-
man, P MCPHERSON, John t LamSOn
J. Frankel. J W Ceiger. J w. White.
c. III. Wilson, II. Blood. Charles Heath,
a. Williams, F. Smith, J. w. Cross. w.
]. Snyder, c.. A. BIocher, J Deim, P H.
ToWey, Beggs, Buck and Miss Long.
Tonight Mrs. w. G. Lamb entertains
the Bachelor Maids and bachelor men
at her home, The following invitations
have been issued: Misses Lillian
Bone, Hattie Ferron, Edith Lowry,
Louise Sherwood, Jean Pearson, Val
entine Murphy, Estella Watson, Bertha
Getsch. Maud Grey. Mrs. @. -A. BlOcher, !
Mrs. W. w Armstrong, Mrs. c.
Shields, Messrs- 3. H Hampton, DR..
DOnOher, j. b Fleming, -Sea0ert, c.. D.
Blood, J. H. Anderson, J. A. Malta, w
w. Armstrong, c. A BlOcher, w G.
Lamb.
Miss Mary McGhie is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs F. J. WestcOt+ in Salt
Lake. The lady has severed her con-
nection with Welsh. Driscou & Buck.
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Misses Watson and Murphy infor-
maIly entertained several of the school
marms" at their rooms Monday night.
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Ada and Clara KimbaH are enter
tanning number of their young
friends this afternoon.
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The ladies Of the Congregational So
ciety VIII meet at the home of Mrs.
Z. NJ. Wilson next Saturday afternoon.
William John Wilson returned from
Mexico this morning and viii UudOubt-
edly remain in the PaEk as he is brok-
en- down in health.
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The Bachelor Maids were hOstesses
at a very pity hearts party last Sat
urday evening al the residence of Mrs. /
A Williams. Tt was a valentine af-
fair. and as red is eupid's color that
shade predominated throughout the
decorations In the paTlor stringers of
red hearts gave a canopy effect to the
ceiling while the dining room was
decorated with dainty valentines, pot
ted plants and red carnations. The
guests We're met at the door Oy Miss
Hannah lie Compta, while the Bach
elor Mai5s formed a receiving line in
the psrior. Ate. The contest in hearts.
IN which Mrs Scott and Mrs. Shields
carried off tho prizes, elegant refresh
meats, carrying out both the heart idea
and the red colOr scheme. were served.
The sdestS present We're AIesdames /
Lamb. Armstrong Shields, Scott,
BiOcher, Williams, Buck TOWey
THOMPSON Heath Fraukei PECAN