The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03

Berreu, Leon ElIerbeck, Joseph Felt,
Roy McIntyde and Jack CRANE.
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T. c. N. c. held its regular meeting
Friday evening. There was no regu-
lar programme, but all enjoyed a most
interesting discussion on the plan Of
future work Ihs club adjourned to
meet again in two weeks at g H street
prepared Tor earnest work.
The May club had jolly time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w Williams on
Wednesday evening During the early
part of the evening a few games Of
Might've were played, the following
carrying Off the honors: Mrs. J. D.
Ford and Mr.. I. Harvey; second, Miss
Helena Holding and Mr.. 3. Wilson.
The consolation went to Miss Purt
Dainty refreshments were served by
the Misses Williams. The remainder
Of the evening was devoted to contests
and games. The club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Timms.
The G. B. S: club was entertained
Friday evening by Carrie Atkins. Many
games were played. among which was
a guessing contest, the winners being
lola Mccoy and Scott Keyting. Re
fire hments were served. The club ad-
Journed until next Friday, when it will
meet at lola McCoy's. Those present
were: lola Mccoy, Annabelle Boeher,
Ethel Morse, Virginia McMaster. Es-
Their Nathan. Laurine Wright, Carrie
Atkins, Scott Keyting. Mark GrOes-
beck, Tom White. Dan Davis. Eugene
Holiday, Ivan Dolquist, Robert Hayes.
Miss Josephine Valentine entertained
number of her friends at a Hal
lowe'en party, given at her home, $50
South State. street. The house was
decorated in autumn leaves. jack-O'lan-
terms and apples, which were artisti-
cally strung about she room. Green
and red lights added to the ghostly eff
feet. A booth adorned one corner Of
the room where ghosts served refresh
ments appropriate for the occasion.
Those present were: The Misses Coal
ter. Bertha Hillstead. Eva Rea, Marie
Mccoy, Margery Mulvey, Susie Nip
per, Maude Naylor. Sybil Foote, Laura
Angel, Messrs. Eddie Smith, Ernest
Burton, Claud Hull Bert Angel, Vern
Kelly, Henry Smith, Gordon Rappell,
Fred Nelson, Allix Pringle, Will Nay
Tor, George Butler, Arthur Kneass, Jay
Stockman.
The many friends of w. H. Barnes
surprised him at his home, I'll Fifth
street, Friday evening. A most enjoy
able time was had. Music and games
were the features of the evening, after
which a delicious repast was served.
Among those present were; Misses
Belle Owens, Agnes Schuttler, ANNE
May Horsley. Belle Wardrobe, Pauline
Schuttler, Winnie Browning, Mimic
Horsley, Louis Barnes. Carrie Schultz
Ter, Rhoda Burt, Gwennie Starley, En-
ily SehuttIer, Ellis Barnes, Messr5.
Charles Muilett, Turk Larsen, Dick
Fletcher, Chris NybOrg. Frank Varley,
Earn Snow, Louis Larsen, Lynn Doc
Ian, George Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Barnes.
The Halloween party given by the
T. c. NJ. G. in the CHEEKY rooms Of
Professor Anderson was most unique.
Ghosts received the guests, ushered
them into the dressing room adjoining
another over the door Of which was
written, "All hope abandon We who en-
ter here" After wraps were removed
the guests were shown into this room.
which was presided over by Mephis-
tOpheIes. Blue Beard and Imp, and a
ghost who initiated them into the mys-
JerleS OF unnear0-OL places. PUMPKINS
were the decorations and the refresh
ments were in perfect keeping with the
rest of the entertainment. The guests
present We're: Messrs. and Mesdame5
Gilbert, StauffeT, Chambers, Cook,
DunyOn, Harding Lambourne, Mrs.
Bonnemort. the Misses z. Boyd, Sue
Clark, G. Ferguson, J. Boyd, A. Lam
bourne, NJ Macleod, Stella Clark,
Chambers. T. Dow. NJ. Folsom, NJ.
Lambourne, Bachman, earn, Stalter,
Greeustreet, Messrs. Steinmyre, Sam
son. Dunn, BIcNieee, DeBOyah, LOllin,
Nelson. Farnsworth, Arnald, Hughes,
Deynes, Schroeder, Anderson, Trap
and B. Trap.