The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

The home was tastefully decorated, and
all arrangements perfect. Place cards
were IN the shape of hearts pierced with
golden arrows, and the refreshments were
especially dainty. A guessing contest was
INDUCED in, and Mrs W. j. Buck and
Mrs. J. W. Cross We're the prize-wlnners-
The guests were: Mesdames Allen, Gel
ger, Scott, BlOcher, Shields, Lamb VIII
son, lie Compile, Snyder, Heath, Sher-
Thomson, Buck, AfcGrath. Smith, White
head, keiso, Franlzel, Cross. Beggs, VIII
HamS, MCPHERSON, Fox, and the Misses
Long. Macomber and HurIbut
Next Thursday the Ladies BENEVOLENT
society viii meet with Mrs. P. G. Bloom
dahl.
H NJ. Gushing and E. Drake, two genial
railroad men of Salt Lake, were in the
Park yesterday getting acquainted.
Mrs; c. NJ Wilson entertains at lunch
con this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles managed a delightful
sIelghing party Thursday afternoon, the
guests of honor being Mrs. Black and
Mrs. Moore of Salt Lake. The destination
ments were served by Mrs. Geiger and a
pleasant hour enjoyed. The party then
drove to the train, where the guests de
parted for their home in Salt Lake. The
party was composed Of Mesdames BLOCH
er Scott Black TzoGwey Moore. ShieIds.
strong, Beggs, Lamb and White.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Kelly returned home
yesterday from a. pleasant visit to the
metropolis
Mrs. Joseph Western left for Salt Lake
yesterday, where she will visit for several
weeks.
Thursday morning Mrs. w. II. Crause
and her sister, Miss Vera Aggers, LETT for
Rawiins., Wyo;, where the e., former l7l WI MI
visit and the latter probably make her
home there.
Yesterday afternoon the Askine club
gave pleasant surprise to Mrs. Midaux
by Calling on her in a body to bid her
farewell on the eve of her departure for
her new home in the east. The club ex-
pressed its sorrow for losing one of its
members, and all Joined in wishing her
happiness and prosperity in her new
home. Those present were: MesdameS
Smith, Heath, Cross, Frankel, Hurlbut;
the Misses Long, Roberts and Getsch-
After a years residence in Lehi, Mrs.
Thomas James and family returned to the
Park Thursday, and viii again take up
their residence here
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs G. w.
Gulliver Thursday evening the Bachelor
Maids club celebrated the birthday of
Miss Valentine Murphy. one of its mem
bers, and, with social converse, music and
delicate refreshments, a pleasant evening
was passed.
Mrs. Ferron of Salt Lake came up this
morning to spend Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Miss Halle Ferron.
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One of the most delightful affairs of
the week was the Valentine party given
by the Misses Eva, D. Conover and Zetta
FarnswOrth at their home Wednesday
night. Hearts predominated in all the
original games and prizes were given for
the greatest number of credits. received
in the three contests. Miss Addie Thack-
cray received first prize and Mr. Ben
StimsOn the consolation Dainty refresh
ments were served, and the guests de-
parted after being favored with piano,
mandolin and guitar solos. Those invited
were: Misses Lawrence Burlin, Ihack-
cray. Cray, Noonan, MObir, Hesses;
Messrs DOnOher. Wherritt, Lederman,
NcFadden. Noonan, Ben SdmsOn, John
StimsOn, Kescel, Mueller.
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Last night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f Crawford a birthday party was
given in honor of Miss Myrtle Vanalstine-
With games, music and refreshments, a
delightful time resulted. Those present
were: A Mcdonald, George Mckay, ID.
Phalen A. Willis. q. Durkin. Is. CraW-
ford; Misses z. Berry, T. Alison, Ida Nc