The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24


A grand time is promised to all who
may attend the ball to be given by the
letter-carriers at Christensens' hall on
Tuesday evening next, Nov. 20. It is
/ expected that a large attendance will
] be present on this occasion, and the
boys in gray viii leave nothing undOne
that VIII contribute TO the welfare OF
those present The proceeds are to be
used in sending representatives from
: this city TO the national convention at
Denver next September. which lasts for
a week, beginning on Labor day.
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The Autumn Leaf club was enter
tanned by Miss Nellie wilson Wednes-
/ day evening. Eight games Of pro-
gressive high five were played. the
prize winners being Mrs. Henry WeIte,
Miss Emma Lienhard and Mrs. Mar
shall Cole. Dainty refreshments were
served and programme was rendered.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Cole. Miss Matte Butler Miss
Gertie LienhaTd, Miss Nellie Wilson,
Miss Emma Lienhard, Miss Gertie
Williams, Messrs. VIII Peters, Card
well. Silver, H. Welte and Mr.. Hantz.
The club adjourned to meet with Miss
Matte Butler Wednesday. Dec f.
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The Z & I Crystal club was very
pleasantly entertained Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Timms, the usual jolly and harmonious
spirit prevailing during the few games
Of high five. First prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Timms and Mr.. L Harvey.
the second prizes to Mrs Harvey and
Mr.. Timms. Before retiring TO the
dining room the club reluctantly ac-
cepted the resignation Of Mrs Branch
as their secretary, Who has served
for four years, since the clubs incep-
ton, and Mrs. c. A. Strickland was
elected TO act in that capacity. The
club is invited 10 dine with Mr.. and
Mrs. /. Harvey on Thanksgiving, and
will meet in regular session with Mrs.
r. T. HOldingOn Thursday, Dec. D.
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Among the pleasant events of the
past week was a surprise party ten
dered Miss Ella PierpOnt Wednesday
evening by the Misses Ella Anderson
and Dora Piper, at the residence of
Sheriff Naylor. Music and parlor games
were the amusements of the evening.
Music was rendered by Misses Dora
Pyper and Ella PierpOnt. and Messrs.
Bowman Johnson and VIII Sibly. 1t
proved to be a brilliant success. Among
those present were the Misses Addie
Pridy, Lucille ROssiter, Gwen Davis,
Kate Anderson, Helma Anderson,
Agnes Anderson, Ola Anderson, Dora
Pyper, Clara Horton, Grace Stringfel-
low. Agnes Watson, Hope C1ndland,
Amanda Olson. Nora Aired. Stella
Hawk, Flossie Smith, Josie Kelly:
Messrs. Bert Kelly, Clyde Baily. Rob
Irvine. Mr.. Nixon, viii Sibly Wal
green, Bowman Johnson, Edward Par
son, Ewing, VIII King, Philips. Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Heaps jr. SIS
West South Temple, celebrated their
fifth wedding anniversary on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10. by giving a grand
musical entertainment and supper.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Heaps, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. E. FOv. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs
=. Heaps, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hail.
MI. and Mrs. H. Puney, Mrs. v Pier
pont, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Manning. Mr.
and Mrs 7. W. Heaps, Mr.. and Mrs.
g NJ CreameT, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Heaps, Mrs.
Hail. Mrs. Z. Greene Misses Annie,
Bessie and Clara Pierpont. Misses
llean and Eva Manning. Misses Lille
and Ethel Baker Miss Wick. Miss
Cook: Messrs. George Pierpont. J.
Baker, NJ. Heaps, J. Heaps, G Foy, J.
Baker The presents were both useful
and ornamental The music was fur
nished by the pOlyphCne, the only one
IN the city, also piano solos by Miss
Wick.
One &C the many pleasant affairs
Of this week was a butterfly party
given by the Misses Ruby Crosse and
Ina Lee. at the Crosse residence. The
decorations were very pretty. The
parlor, sitting room and dining room
being strung with butterflies The
evening was spent in cards, games
and music. The vocal selections were
rendered by the Misses Vera A. Felt
Bessie Miller and Ina Lee: the in
SJrumental by the Misses Ruby
thompson, Ruby Crosse, Naomia
kfngsberry and Ida Jaench, after
which refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses Vera A.
Felt, Bessie Miller, Hazel Barker
tranceta Nagely, Edith Knudson,
Naomia Kingsberry, May Campbell
Beatrice Buckle. Ida Jaench, Ruby
thompson, Catherine Calder, Hazel
Crosse, Ruby GrOse, Ina Lee and the
Messrs. Rex Wilson, Delaney Wilson,
DillWorth. Ray Buckle, Duncan Bev-
eridge, VIII WoOlley. George Meiers
JACK crane and Alfred Knudson.
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The Misses Jaensch and Davidson
gave a dancing party last Tuesday
evening, Nov. 70. Each guest was fur
nished with a watvr-cOlor painted pro-
gramme. Punch was served through
out the evening and also light refresh
ments. Those present were: Ethel
Partridge, Lucy Gaby, Mamie Newton.
Mabel MielenZ of WahOO, Neb. Stella
Simpson Of WahoO Neb., Mile and
Fairy Davis. Rachel Chapman, Nellie
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Emma and Jen Grimsdale. Ella
Schultz. Mabel Geary, Lulu Buckle.
Alice Mcdonald, Stella Mullhal. Viola
Denhalter. Minnie Miller. Rennie Ped
ersOn. Edith May, Mill Hanson. Nan
nah Shape1. Jennet Murdoch. GenieVe
Clark, Nell Nicholson, Blanche Cherry.
Lynn Metcalf, Dora Cheshire, Joseph
Sharp, James Arson. Willard Clayton,
Will Davis Bud Black. Earl Smith.
Leroy Bourne. Harry BerO. Harry
Paul. TheO Schultz, Harold Orlob
Via Thompson, Percy Patterson,
George Butler, VIII Ball. Jay Johnson,
Rufus Johnson, Claude Hull. Art
Boulton, Bert Gray, Charles Howarth,
Clyde Simmons. Bradford Ralston,
Collie Stayner, Frank Fisher, JuniOs
Smith Harry Ball. Thomas Jackson,
John Buckle Julioun Harvey. William
McGillvery, Cliff Young, Sam Ashby,
r. L. Shepard.
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The first Of the series of assembly
balls to be given this winter took
place last Thursday evening Among
the dancers were seen Messrs. and
Mesdamss Burns Macdonald. Rob
Walker A. F. Walker. G. X. Fischer,
D. J. Sharp, r. h Officer. Robert Cole
man, Dana r. Smith, O'Brian, o. Cross.
William Reid, w. G. Sharp. Hosmer,
J. i. Jennings. c. r Pearsall. w II.
Dale, w. A. Akers. Jack Keith, Rood.
c. z. Traver. w NJ. Ferry, S. II. Bah
uork. Masaamas o ] SalishlIrN DllL.a