The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17

where pleasant time was spent.
The Social Evening club met last
Tuesday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G. Hoffman and spent a very
pleasant evening in singing and games.
The club was entertained by Messrs.
Deal WOolley and Frank Brown of the
Guitar and Mandolin club, after which
refreshments we're served by the
! hostess. The club adjourned to meet
in two weeks ar the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Pickering on Fourth street.
Miss Estella Hawk entertained a few
of her friends Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent in music and games.
after which dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mrs.
Hawk, Mrs. Guffets, Dora Piper, Katie
Wilson, Estella Hawk, Miss Chase,
Miss Myers, Miss Lizzie Myers, Roy
Felt. Bert Kelly, Walter Lewis, Mr..
Aerk, Claud Earskine.
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A very pleasant surprise was given
last week by Miss Della Hines. Pro-
gressive high five was the leading fea-
ture Of the evening. At u O'Clock sup
per was served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines, Mrs. Frank Hines,
IT.. Misses Christeere BOckhOlt, Ida
Cohn, Katie Wilson, Bertha Roush, Ma
ME VieT, Della Hines, May Hines, Miss
Pollock Miss Barberee. Messrs. L. Mel
son, NJ. Nielsen, Hunter, Markensen, 7,
Jensen. mercy, c. Earslxine, W. Lewis,
TIE Misses Ethel Gray and Pearl
Peterson gave Miss Minerva Morris a
pleasant surprise Thursday evening
Games Of all kinds were INDUCED in
and at a late hour refreshments were
served. Two of the leading features OF
the evening were the distribution of
souvenirs and n vocal duet by Miss
Duny0n and Mr.. Edwards, accompa-
MED by Miss Groesbeck. Those present
we're: MessTs. VIII Edwards. Dewitt
Foster, MelYin Smith. Fred Nelson
Mark Wilkinson, VIII WiscOmb, Roy
/ WIscOmb. George Myres, Archie Cham
berlain, John stevens, Bert Stevens
Arthur DOnelsOn, Misses Ethel Gray
Pearl Peterson, Minerva Morris Jen-
nie Groesbeck Carrie Dunyon, Rinnie
Hamlyn, Jennie Ormston, Nell Femme
more, Kate Calder, Bee Buckle, Flo
Thorn. Mabel Hicks.
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The engagement Of Miss Belle Ze-
mansky 10 Rev. DR.. Louis G.. Reynolds
of this city is announced in the sac
ramento papers.
A pleasant event of the week was
the party given in honor of Mr.. J. s
harrington, at his home, Is East North
Temple street, Wednesday evening
Nov. Is. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music and queries the firsi
prize being won by Miss Gustaveson
and the BOBBY prize by Miss Murdoch
At Il O'Clock a dainty supper was
served. Those invited were: Messrs
i j. Wickens. George Hilton. J. Nelson
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j. ). Harrington, NJ. Don, Johnson
F. Mugleston, B. harrington. A. Tay-
lor, McFea, A. Scomberg, B. Price. W
Leverage, R. Harrington. w. Earnshaw
Kingden, VIII CastletOn, Misses Frids
Bausch, Bertha Bausch, Annie Gus
tavesOn, Bessie Russell, Kate .Erskine
Violet WestwOod, Marie Erickson, Es-
tella Snowfall, Lillian Harrington, Ma
bic Don. Minnie Goss, Nette Snowfall
Lille Brooks. Alice Castleton ,LOttit
Taylor, MiestFup.
Mrs. William Marcelus Gray Of St
anthony, Ida, who was called to thi.
|. CITY on account of the illness of hel
l mother. Mrs. = Porter Sinclair. and
who is now cotIvaIescent, viii remain
until the latter IS fully recovered.
I'd COZ
&Ts. /. lester Reynolds OF Ogder
is visiting friends in this city
Mrs. E. NJ. Allison of Ogden is Z
Z visitor in the city.
e On Thursday evening about forty OIL
4 the friends Of John w Reese gave
him a very pleasant surprise at his
home, 522 South Fifth East street. The
party met to show their appreciation
s of the labors of the veteran Sunday
school worker, Mr.. Reese having beer
Sunday school teacher for nearIy
/. thirty years. The programme of the
evening consisted of games. songs
recitations. speeches and the presenta.
p ton of fine easy chair to Mr.. Reese
4 Refreshments were served during the
evening.
A masquerade ball is to be given un-
der the auspices of Star of the West
lodge No. 8, Degree of Honor, A o
Z. W, on Thursday evening, Nov. p
at Russelrs hail. odd Fellows temple
The Utopia will hold its first meet.
r ing of the season next Wednesday p
+. o'clock and viii be entertained By
+. Mrs. George w. Reed, 624 Second
street
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e Miss MaUde Clark entertained a few
e of her friends at her home on Tent
East street. Friday evening Card:
were the feature of the evening, after
J which q delicious supper was served
/ Those present We're the Misses Hattie
Hogan, Florence Mott, Edith Ken
dali, May Goddard and May Kendall
, Messrs. Albert Mott, Andrew Clark
Alvin Cheshire. Percy Clark and
! James Kirk.
Miss Elsie Mexican entertained
number of her friends Thursday even.
ing at her home. The evening wa.
2 spent in music and cards. Amons
I those present We're Professor Hadley
Messrs. Barr. Kelly, Smith, Young anC
Woolley; Misses Eng5ergs, Harvey
Farr and Smith.
: Last Tuesday evening very pleas
l ant surprise party was rendered Mr.
j. Merr Hiskey on the eve of his de
{ parture to Austin, New. where h
s goes to accept a position at auditor
. of the Nevada Central Railroad com
z pany About twelve of his bachelor
: friends assembled and the evening wa!
I pleasantly spent in listening to voca
and instrumental music. One of tn,
features of the evening was a fash
5 light picture OF the boys, taken b.
Bowman johnson. Those present wer,
Bowman Johnson, L. Clyde Bailey, A
~ Paddles. D. B. Davies, Dick Far
: Tington. James COWsn. Wilmur Evans
I Alex Cowan, sam Seldom. A Best
! Mr. HALEY, Carl Evans and Franz
Evans.
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