The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03

at eilS cloSe OF lne programme, lhe
knights doing the serving, and doing
it exceedingly We'll. A fine programme
was rendered.
A very enjoyable sixty-three party
WAS given at the acme Of Mr. and Mrs.
David d. Sutton by the Misses Eva
Dunn and Della Carter Thursday even
ing. The prize winners were Miss
Edith Cunnington and Bert Stanley;
consolation, Miss Pearl Stanley and
GeOrge Wycoff. Delicate refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Misses Eva Dunn, Della Garter, Ethel
eUnningtOn. Lulu CunningTOn, Bessie
DOrity, Bessie Paddles, Eva Carter, An
Die Young; Messrs. L. Wyc0m. W. Z.
Mclaughlin, Andy Wilson, v. Wilson.
William Waters r. Parry. John Began
and J. Fitzgerald.
Monday evening last, at the NJ. z.
church the Junior League gave an en-
tertainmenC at which good-sized
audience was present. The following
programme was given.
Voluntary leila Worrau
Prayer 49,. O.. .. .... ....I2ev. WorraH
Duet .. Della BarncOtt, Gladys Hedges
Reading -.-----. Myrea WycOH
Solo $3.50. $500 Eleanor Eegan
Recitation.-.... .. 90. Lillian Hedges
Count Medley 49, ----.--- --..-. League
Recitation -------- Leila WorraI
Refreshments.
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Next Monday the Woman's Athe-
naeum win meet with Mrs. Arthur VIII
hams.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P ECimban of Salt
Lake were visitors in the Park several
days this week.
Mrs. F. r. Davis, who has been in
Salt Lake for several weeks under the
doctors care, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. r. I. Paradise returned Thurs
day from Salt Lake, after d few days
visit with Mrs. James D. Murdoch.
Mrs. John Mcdonald came up from
Salt Lake Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott were pas
senSer5 to Salt Lake Monday after
noon, returning home Wednesday.
J. B. King and r. w. Sloan. news
paper men of Salt Lake. spent several
Gays in the Park this. week.
P. Mcpherson left this morning for
three weeks triD in the eastern cities.
TO purchase goods.
Mrs. II. Fares and Mrs. Price leave
tomorrow morning for trip to Chi
cago and other eastern points.
senator Cutler was in the Park
Thurs lay.
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p. II. Talon is in the Park on a visit
with his sons and daughters.
w. d. Sutton left Wednesday for a
trip to Washington, y. c., to take in
the Inauguration Of President McKin
ley.
This afternoon. u the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. lloyd. d birthday party
was given in honor OF their daughter
Beth. A very pleasant time resulted,
and the little folks were royalty enter
tanned with games. refreshments, etc.
The guests We're: Miriam Hubbard, Lii
lie kneale. Forrest Howell. Miriam
Radon, lie Page Radon. Mary Town
send, Leah Townsend Sadie Jurgen-
sen, Susie Shields, Lizzie Shields Nina
Mclaughlin, Tessie Mclaughlin, Ethel
Dole, Clarence Doyle. Josephine Ne
Cay. Lee McPhee. Gordon Mcpherson.
DOttie SymOns. Frances Shields, Roy
Shields, Jennie Sherman, Ira Sherman,
Finch Heal, Norris Davis, Wallie Bell,
Rose Niles. Tessie Niles. Albert Love.
Clara KimbaII, Ada Kimbau, Margaret
Snider. Ira Deim.
Mrs. A. II. Lubbock and family de-
parted for Salt Lake Sunday last, where
they Will reside until next fall, when
they go to Mexico, where Mr.. Lubbock
is now located.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Dailey returned
from Salt Lake Wednesday, after
few days visit with friends
James Ivers was visitor to the Park
this week
Mrs. J. w. Cross has moved up to the
King mine, where she viii reside dur
ing the summer.
Miss Long, who has been visiting
with her aunt Mrs. J. w Cross, for
several months past, returns to her
home in Illinois MOr5ay next The
young lady has made many staunch
friends. and will be greatly missed in
society circles.
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Mrs. c. z. Curtis, Minnie Young and
Miss Kate Lee came no from Wanship
the first of the week, tor spend d few
days withfriends and relatives
Lenten season is having its effect on
society people, and social functions are
very scarce in consequence.
last evening a surprise was given on
NIr. Thomas Grace. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Charles BrOckway. A conun-
drum supper was the principal feature
an0 an evening of genuine amusement
resulted. Mr.. and Mrs. Win Cooney
were the prize winners.
A Letter OF Thanks.
Portland. Ore. Sept Z, 1900.
Mr.. o. f. YVcodwsrd-Dear Sir:-For
the past two years I nave been troubled
greatly with a redneSS of my skin and