The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27
Minor SOcfsE Events.


The bachelors were hosts yesterday
at the tea and putting contest at the
Country club.
The ladies Of St Paurs guild are
planning a Pan-Amcrican fair for
early in December.
Miss Mary +. Cannon entertained at
two charming functions on Thursday
and Friday afternoons;
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Clement enter
tanned "a party of friends at Beardsley's
tarern on Thursday evening.
The P E. O:'s wiz give Halloween
party next Tuesday evening, at the
home O. Mrs. A. G. Andrews.
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Mrs. J. Alexander Maclean gave an
informal Kensington Friday for the la
dies who assist at her reception on
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Price announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Birdie. 60 Mr.. Walter Lloyd. the we'd
ding to take place next month.
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Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Walker, EIr. and
Mrs. Percy Sadler and Miss Porter
We're entertained at Beardsley's tavern
on Tuesday evening by Mr.. Arthur
Witcher.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees of Ban
ner hive No. III viii give a card and
fruit social Tuesday afternoon, Oct. %.
in their hall in l. G. o. F. building, on
Market street.
On Tuesday Mrs +. l.. Oswald gave a
card party for her little daughter Ha-
eel. I'm honor of uer 9th birthday. About
twenty little people were present and
enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon
n small dinner party last evening.
Her guests were Mr.. ana Mrs. A. +
Walker. Miss Mary Claire Porter and
Mr.. a. b. Witcher.
Miss Pearl Vinson and Mr.. w. H.
Sanders We're married at South Bend
Ind. on Tuesday. oct. 3. After an ex-
tended eastern trip Mr. and Mrs. San
ders will return to salt Lake to reside.
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There viii be a meeting of the St
Mary's Alumni association at the
academy building this afternoon at
o'clock. All members are earnestly
requested to be present
Mrs. VIII Rogers was hostess on
Wednesday at an enjoyable family
party The house was attractively dec
GRATED and a dainty luncheon was
served at the close of the evening.
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Misses Emma and Sarah Cobbler en-
tertained their friends on Thursday
evening AT 152 North First West street
the hours being spent very pleasantly
with games, cards and music. Later
light refreshments were served.
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Interesting ev snts Of tAe week were
the marriages of Miss Stella Walker
TO Mr.. Adrian G. Ellis. jr.. Miss Han
nah Bertha Hampton TO Mr.. r. Leo
Bird. Miss Ada Lucille Young to Mr.
Thomas Lambert and Miss Eva
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L. Corum.
The oak Leaf club members were
pleasantly entertained Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ed Needham. Sixty-three was played
and prizes won by Mrs. James Din
wo"dey and Mr.. W. A. Needham. The
club will meet next with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Taylor.
Mrs. Worthen charmingly enter
tanned in honor Of her daughter
LEANS. birthday Friday afternoon. The
rooms were made beautiful with mas
turuums and chrysanthemums. Those
VINO enjoyed the afternoon were Misses !
Lille Young, Florence Davis. Katie
chandler. Ruth Spahr; Messrs. Lorin
Sanderson. Stanley Worthen. Percy
Hess. Freddy Lunn, James Hall. Roy
Burns.
Friday evening. at her home. Miss
Emma SandersOn entertained = honor
of Mrs p r. Ashley. who WI denart
Cor Colorado Springs Tuesday even
tnC. SiXty-tbree was enjoyed until a
late hour. at the conclusion of which
fruits were served and pleasing con-
VeTsatiCn relating to pastfme enjoy
ments was participated in. Others
present were Misses sara Henderson.
=. Mace. G. Henderson. Jessie Hender-
son. Messrs. George Dever. NJ. Sanders
Allie Henderson Fred Henderson. Mr..
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Mrs. Mace.
The opal club will hold its first social
of the eeason next Tuesday evening at
the Ladies Literary club rooms. New
officers have been elected for the next
six months. as follows; G. =. Berry.
president; II. :. Anderson. secretary
and treasurer; A. +. Angel. assistant
secretary and treasurer: DR.. Z. NJ
keysor. w =. CoUlaDI AID Zeno
Barnes. executive committee. The Of
hCers and members are determined to
make the club meets more interesting
than before. New and novel features
viii be continuously introduced.
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The You and 7 Crystal club met on
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
scented with tea SET For the game Of
cards prizes were awarded. first 20 Mrs.
Harvey and Mr.. r. G.. Holden. second
TO Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Branch. Pump
kin seeds were used as counters. An
elaborate supper was served. The din
ing room presented a pleasing aspect
with its decorations OF yellow. It
was lighted ~ jacS-o'-lanterns and
many candles. Mr.. c. A. Strickland
won the prize in the ghost contest
and after a very happy evening the
club adjourned to meet in two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Ford.
Miss Alice McLachlan was rendered
surprise at her home on Monday.
sGirl friends with whom she had for
merly worked at the store of r. X.
Thomas appeared before her. dressed
I'm costume. Old time music, games
and recitaUons formed the amuse-
lnent of the evening. At - o'clock
the guests sat down to an old fash
Toned dinner. Those present. with the
characters they represented. were:
Misses Hattie Carter. Rip Van Wrinkle:
Ada Carter. school girl; Angie BiCk-
ford. ady Washins tOn: Irene Bick-
ford. n baby. Matte Aversion. Broth
or watkins. Mabel James. oliver
Twist: Misses Nellie HOwarth. Mile
IioVrarth. Matte Farrell. Lillian Nc
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