The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
Minor Social Events.


Miss May entertained yesterday in
honor Of Mrs. Bacon.
Mrs. c. c. SIade was hostess at din
ner on Tuesday evening.
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The Sewing club met with Mrs.
Richard Young, Wednesday.
Mrs. William Ritter entertained in
formally on Friday evening.
Mrs. J. c. Ecl1ert of Waterloo gave
a tea on Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. W. 6. Hedges entertained the
card club Wednesday evening.
The next assembly viii be given
about the second week in December.
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Mr. Charles Pike was host at an
enjoyable evening party on Monday,
Miss Rehan Spencer entertained a
number of her young friends yester-
day afternoon.
The Red and Blacks Of the High
school will give their second ball of
the series Nov. %.
The marriage OF Miss Birdie Price
to Mr. Walter r. Lloyd takes place
tomorrow evening at the Miller.
Branch III of the National Letter
carriers association gives a ball at
Christensen's on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Wayne T. Smith, formerly of
this city. and Miss Elizabeth Bell Of
or,7u will he n, 2 mi aT rTr7ocIorr
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Mrs. Charles Rathbun gave a pleas
ant children's party yesterday for her
daughters, Edith, Bessie and Olive.
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Members of The Utopia Card club
were entertained at the first party Of
the winter season by Mrs. George ".
Reed, jr.
The members of the Whist club were
entertained on Wednesday by the
Misses Howat They meet this week
with Miss Hampton.
A grand fair and entertainment is
60 be given on Dec. Z, and 9 by the
ladies of the First Presbyterian church
in the church parlOTs, for the purpose
Of raising funds for their new building.
The Salt Lake Business college gave
a pleasant faculty reception and
dance on Friday evening at Christen-
sens hall. Classmates from all parts
of the adjacent country were in at
tendance.
Mrs. Ralph +. HOaE will give a
public exhibition of her beautiful dec
GRATED china ct her home, 132 T street,
on Saturday. Dee. Z. No invitations
have been issued this year, and all
interested friends are cordially in
vited.
Miss Mary z. Twombley and DR.. Au-
brey 5. Hull were married on Wednes-
day morning by Rev. Millidge Walker.
On their return from their wedding
journey in California they viii be at
home 10 their friends at 80 East Sec
Ond South street.
Miss Nellie Booker gave a party at
her home, 294 West First North,
Thursday evening. Games were played
and refreshments were served. Those
present were. Bell Bridwer, Florence
FRANKLIN, Louie Bull Florence Trip.
lie MELVILLE, Josie Thorn, Julia Bod
mer, Hazel Tolhurst, Elsie BARNES,
Annabelle- Booker. Bert Ekker. Claude
Tripp, Mr., MADDOX.
Miss Pearl Anderson was pleasantly
surprised by a few Of her friends at
her home on Eighth East. Friday
Those present were: Misses Iris
TulHdge Isa Hunter, Blanche Gibson
Mabel Cushing. Mabel Taylor, Nora
johnson, Lizzie Childs Alice Brain,
Julia Tuilidge. fish Dangerfield,
Messrs. Hap Dawson, Zeb Orlob, joe
Cardweu, Jack Erskine. Ern Danger
field Stump, Ensign. Chick Edwards
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A reception was given by the 1901
commercial class of the L. D. S. BUSH
ness college at the home Of one of its
mem bers-Miss Belle GibsOn-last Fri
day evening. After a formal pro-
gramme dainty refreshments We're
served. Those present were. Misses
Heath. Watros, Griffin. Bybee, Boyce,
Taylor, Jorgensen, Petit, Standing.
Swaner. Calder Burt, Boke, Tanner
and Gibson: Messrs. Paul. Goddard,
Fielding. Derbyshire. AIortensea, Smith,
Hanks, McMurrin. Bost. Booker. Petit,
Mifiin, Tate. Watrous and Welsh.
on Monday evening the g. p club
gave a card party at the club rooms.
High Eve VAS the game Of the even
ing. Later a canay-pul was enjoyed.