The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26


parents NE and sIrs. w ~ Rowe.
Mr. aad Mrs. Madison SHin be at
zone to theif friends after June 10 at
q Third street no cards we're issued
Mrs. Joel J.. Priest left yesterday for
Kearney. Neb... 10 spend some weeks
visiting her Daeents-
Mr.. f.nd Mrs. David FulImer an
nounce the enEaeelnent Of their dasisil7
ster. Mapcl. 80 Mr.. Andrew n. smith,
Che Wedding to take place, june ~.
and AIRS. Bintz give a card party e
the home OF the latter. 20 south sixth
East street. for the benefit OF the Altar
society Ali members are urged TO be
present
e q
friday evening Professor and Mrs.
Wiliam 81. Stewart entertained the
normal graduates ct 1901. a deHsnt-
fplly informed evening was spent ~
freshrnents we're served
Mrs. Ezra Thompson entertained the
Ladies Iieprblican club ~ her home
wednesday af-sln0ou - game Of
sfxty-three was enjoyed. This was one
of q series OF card rsagffes given by Che.
Republican. ladies' to-Iaise finds for a
clubhouse. and i WAS largely attended
q DAINTY TEA given Tuesday afternoon
1he house was prettiiv decorated with
lilacs lavender being the color scheme
throughout. Those present were. Mes
Ttllerbeck. S. II. ClaV5sOn. r. f3ix. M5-
ria Rossits~, @. johnson. J. ID. spencer
Miss Elizabeth Hue2s. one Of the
factIty be Cambridge University, Eng
land. who = on her way 70 Japan IN
aNe interests Of higher education. was
tndered q reception Fr day night by
Inc Camhrian aefociatiOir The Tecep-
Nlrs. Williams 1T 81 North West Tenn
ple street
The ladies' Of the Happy Hour club
,frs deiish ii'ly enteftained Ihlll se s
afternoon 5y Mrs 8. Harmon. a few
games VI progressive high hv@ we've
piayed- prizes being won by Mrs. 81.
Harmon and Mrs. ~. y coles. Re-
freshme1its were served in the heSu-
tifuiiy 6ecorated dining room The
elub Zen adiourped to meet with AIRS.
Ale5rn Eleventh East. june 6.
AIRS s. ". Culp n8tee artist n
ceramics arrived ia the city yesterday
Ne't york.. During her few days sta9
IN TINS tatV she Is being enter.ained
bN PITS ~ 81. Duke, Alfs. a. A. Glib
son and Miss Mary ~ cox Mrs. Culp
- w. 49, e.,,. q n
Takers who are now living in san.
r-
rrl,,f-e,7s.- $500 --f+5 A. 4 ~
~. QuiFer. For che same of high-fIve
4. F7aIae4 and No. Is r.aiiaebs.r. $50
,rf3 7q.la ~ os3i,-e5r..f,,5,7 Nj. f.l,i-,r-.
rl-bl 800, -. ~ $500 55o,.st u
xgffb gu6o-bsus Fsytar a verv 7a!s,-,,
SINGING The eIub ad5olraed to raeeL
"a two weeks y5fh Sir. ana Mrs j. b.
ayr ana AIRS. John 4. Fegbracba en--
tartained iuformahy Wednesday even
fng honor of Mr. ard Mrs T. BAR
uun1 Of New n orl1 Progressive hif,ll-
FIVE and pedro were the games OF ti.e
evening AIiss jamie For~es- carried off
the hauors OF ladies' FIRST prize. ana
Delicioas punch was served with other
dainty refr shnenfs 4-ae guests were
Mr. and MIS- B. Barnuln ana their
daughter. Miss Eadie Rarnum 0f New
york. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Gre yeg, Mrs.
Wis and Master Earl WILSON. Miss
aanie Forbes 40 llr- q T. OeVer-
o q 3
r-ba h7,-aroe C1.,sfr5 a-,,a -,,r.r,ar,t NJ,
c5 Pfoneers az Ill., apa.sifo eave >
F.--rI ,..l--.ts~- iIs5.-l~- -s5,-s- -
rsrf9re for Csre pv6r1a- After .
tatument rendered by some OF the
members Of 71e encamplnent, q b5th-
quet was served Toasts and speeches
efe the order or the daE AIR Nj
save ms lare'eil spteeh, which Was
Responded to in 2 very feeling manner
by Dr. SharB Dr. Ritchfe was the
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