The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14

on Current Tendencies and Educa-
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Miss Ann NJ Cannon gave an enjoy
able lawn party on Friday evening ii
honor of Mrs. May Wright SeweH at
the residence OF George NJ. Cannon in
Forest Dale. There were present the
general boards of the Y. L. and I. N.
NJ. J. A. An informal programme was
given. Delightful refreshments We're
served.
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Mr.. and Mrs L z. Miller, son and
daughter, leave today OH the Overland
Limited for New York City, where Mr.
Miller goes on business. They expect
10 visit the Pan-American exposition
Mr.. Miller Will return in a few weeks,
after placing Mrs. Miller and the cnli-
dren on q New England watering place,
where they viii remain until Septem-
Der.
The general boards of the National
Relief society and Y. L. y. NJ. L A
gave an enjoyable lake party yesterday
afternoon at 2:20 O'Clock Mrs. May
Wright SeweIl being the guest Of non
or. On the general committee were
Mrs. Emneline B. Wells, Mrs Emily
s. Richards. Annie 7. Hyde, Minnie J.
Snow. Augusta w. Grant, Ann NJ.
Cannon and ROmania 3. Pratt. The
transportation was complimentary by
Mrs. Snow.
The May club held it's last meeting
Of the season on WednesdaT evening
at the residence of Mr.. and hrs. +. @.
Holding. The following carried of the
hOnOrs Of the evening: Miss Leonard,
Mr.. 3. Wilson. Mrs. j. W. Imms and
Mr.. H. NJ Sadier. Refreshments were
served IN the dining room. a commit
tee WIS appointed to arrange for the
outings of the club during the summer,
after which the club adjourned to meet
Sept. 4 at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
3. Wilson of Darlington.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Dangerfield gave
q very pleasant party last Saturday
evening. their fifth marriage anniver-
SaTy. Music and singing were the fea-
lures of the evening, after which
supper was served. Present were: Mr.
and Mrs. r. Daagerfield. Mr.. and MRS.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows, Mr. and
Mrs SOutham, Mr.. and Mrs. McDOn-
ough, Mr.. Fred Farmer, Miss Emma
Aimquist. the Misses Ida and Maud
Dangerfeid Mrs. Mary Dany, Mrs
Almquist, jamie Dangerheld, Jamie
Baker.
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Miss Emma and Miss Matilda Pieper
entertained last Monday evening at
surprise party. given i'm honor of Miss
Dina Pleper, at their home. 2l2 South
Eighth East The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with palms and plants.
After refreshments were served In the
dining rooms, games were played. and
an enjoyable evening was spent by all.
Those present We're. Miss DuXy Ridg
ley. Miss Nellie Geary, Miss Katherine
Mcdonald. Miss Dina Pleper, Miss
Emma PieDer, Miss Matilda PiepeT.
Miss Ora Rogers, Miss Maggie Jones,
Miss Lillian Fryavs, Miss Mary Essel-
man, Mr.. Rudolph ESseIman. Mr.. Fred
Brain, Mr.. Walter ROmney. Mr.. Sparks.
Mr.. Robert Frees, Mr.. Caldwell, Mt.
HebeT Esselman. Mr.. VIII Jones.
4 number Of friends Of Mr.. VIII Ev-
erett, who departed Wednesday, for a
two years Tlission to Colorado, ten
dered him a farewell party on Monday.
Little Ruth Everett presided at the
punch bowl, and a number Of tOasts.
appropriate to the occasion, We're pro-
posed. The programme consisted 0f
some excellent speciality work by John
MCPhie and Horace Altree, singing by
the Elite Glee club. and a number OF
speeches. Others present We're: Misses
Martha Robinson, Laura Newton. Ida
Sconberg Ella HOagland, Olive Cush-
ing, Mamie Silver, Lille GUnUer. Olive
Evans, Edith Hunter. Jessie Browne
Annie Arnold. Tillie PeTItes. Annie
Quist Mile Quist, Edith Everett, Bar
baTa Browne, Josie Howard, Pearl
Lambert. and Messrs. Oscar Sandberg,
James Gray, Will McKHlivray. Rufus
Johnson. Tom Jackson. Harold Rey-
nOlds, Sam TIeweek. A. Sconberg. Ira
Lewis, Cliff Johnson, Joe Everett Frank
Quist VIII Farnes, Charles Alderman,
Gwynn Thomas, w. J. Lewis ana Mel
vim johnson.