The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-08

of light refreshments.
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On Friday evening Mrs. J. II. Ever
soil gave a party at her home al 277
West Third South street, in honor Of
Miss Amy Taylor, who departs for
New York next week. Among the
guests present were Miss Amy Taylor.
Miss Florence Taylor, Miss Kate Tay-
Tor, Miss Mary KearreI, Mrs. Middle
miss. o. L. Bean and others.
Vocal and instrumental music was
rendered by Mr.. J. H. Eversoll and the
Taylor sisters. Dainty refreshments
were served
Miss Carrie f. Davis. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Davis, was mar
RED to Mr.. Frank E. Darcy Of the
Oregon Short Line on Tuesday evening
by Rev. ". VI. Paden Of the First
Presbyterian church A reception was
held later at the brides home, 353 East
Third South street, TO fifty relatives
and friends of the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darcy left the same
evening for a bridal trip in the east.
The best wishes Of a large circle of
friends attend them.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
w c. Wilson Friday evening at the
home of her brother. Mr.. William Les
ter Music and high five were the fea-
lures of the evening. Those present
We're; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lester. Mr.
and Mrs. Cartright, Mrs. Norton, Miss
Rose Lester, Mrs. Lenton. Miss Flor
ence Lester, Mrs. George Yeadon. Mr.
Dave Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Les
ter, jr-, Mr.. Ernest Brazier. Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Crowther, Miss Norton,
Mrs. w. c. Wilson.
The annual membership banquet of
the Young Mems Christian association
win be held in the association rooms
next Thursday night The present
membership Of the assOcia ton is 42s
and it is expected that a majority of
these viii be present to witness the
closing scenes of the big membership
contest, when it is hoped that seventy
five new men viii be admitted The
ladies' of the auxiliary have the spread
in charge. There will be music by the
orchestra and tOasts by prominent as
ISOLATION workers.
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The annual meeting Of the Children's
Home Finding association was held on
Icy cAANCA AiUDl dL LliE l.. VI. Il. A.
parlors. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Rev.
Richard Wake, president; George A
Smith, vice president; H. w. Lawrence.
treasurer, Mrs. +. +. Shepard, secre-
tary; DR.. r. V. Silver Mrs. McFadden,
Mrs. J. Schenck Mrs. Sinclair. Mr.. B.
F. Grant, Mrs. E. A Wolfe, Mrs. V. D.
Wight, Mrs. Rea, Dr. Behle, Rev. P.
A. Simpkin, Mrs. Armstrong, direc-
tors.
The December social of the Daisy
club was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Peterson on Wednesday
evening and a delightful time was
spent. High five was the game of the
evening, after which dainty refresh
ments We're served. Miss Wallace and
Mr.. Olson captured the prizes, while
Miss Willis and Mr.. McThie were
awarded consultations. Those present
were: Mrs Peterson, Misses Wallace.
Newton, Bowman, Felt. Willis, How
ard, BOckhOlt; Messrs. Peterson, Bow
man, McThie, Knudson, Naddix, Olson,
Pratt.
The regular semi-monthly social of
the Opal club will take place on Mon
day evening, instead of Tuesday, the
usual time of meeting. The officers of
the club especially request that each
member of the club make it a point to
be present at this social as particular
care mas been taken to provide for
their entertainment a complete at
tendance is required for the further
reason that many projects for the
amusement of the club members dur
ing the winter Will be discussed and
plans made accordingly. The time of
meeting is $50.
The Billy Club gave its second
party at the Ladies' Literary han
Thursday, about thirty couples being
present. Christensen's orchestra fur
nished the music for very nice pro-
sTGmme of dances. Punch was served
al evening in the lower hall. The
dance was voted a success by all pres
ent. The Billy club waltz, composed
and dedicated to the club by Mr..
Claude Hull. received its initiation
and was unanimously pronounced a
jewel Committee on Arrangements
Sam Ashby, c. H. Patten, Claude
HuL Clyde Simmons. Floor Commit
tee. H. Patten. A. J. Cope, Frank
White, Claude Hull.
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The Z and I Crystal club enjoyed
a very pleasant entertainment Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. G. Holding. High five was the
feature of the event, first prizes being
awarded to Mrs. D. Galacher and Mr..
]. Harvey, second to Mrs. w. H. Culver
and Mr.. f. NJ. Davis. After an elegant
supper and a few appropriate social
entertainments the club adjourned 10
meet Dec. 10, with Mr.. and Mrs. D.
GALLAGHER. The club, with the Nav
club as guests. surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Timms on Monday night. by appear
ing at their new house at b and Sixth
streets, for a country style house
warming.
Miss Clara Noall was the recipient of
a pleasant surprise party Friday. Dec.
g. The party opened with a peanut
hunt. Games and music formed the
evenings amusement, after which
dainty refreshments were served. Those
present We're: Misses Clara NoaH.
Alice Fellows, Nellie Haslam, Alice
Edward, Dora Pugsley, Vera NoaU.
Nora NoaI; Messrs. Eugene HeTadav.
Gerald Lindgreen, Norman Sanders.
Nelson Bleak, James Noall MILFORD
Amott, Sidney Eastmond. Edward
Surbine, Thomas Morrison, Roy Nelson.
Albert Nelson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ Schulze of
2010 South Thirteenth East street gave
a donkey party in honor of the birth
day of their niece Miss ChrystaI 3.
Kay of Brooklyn, n. Y. Among those
present were the Misses Margaret Har-
ley, Elizabeth Gibson, Agnes Gibson,
Laura Prick, Dagman Orlob, Daisy
Harvey. NJ. Piper, Helen McLeod.
Mary Mcleod, Mrs. Schulze; Messrs.
DR.. F. haley, Dr. Joseph Ritchie, J.
Orlob, George Mathis, Fred NJ.
Schulze. J Morrison. Christopher Al
stOE and many others. An elegant
sumner Was served Of 10 ID m Chm