The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-06
HTTssOr Social Events.


and Mr.. Benjamin Rash takes place
oct. 10.
Mrs. f. z. McGurrin ana Mrs. r H.
Officer were hostesses at the Country
Miss Mccormick entertained infor-
mally at dinner yesterday afternoon,
at the Country club.
The wedding Of Miss Stella Walker
anu Mr.. Adrien <. Ellis, jr., will take
place in this city OCT. %.
The tournament for the mems cham
piOnship cups began at the Country
club yesterday after-oOn.
Tomorrow evening occurs the fourth
grand military ball given by the local
branch of the Army OF the Philippines
in Christensen's hail.
A social viii be given in the First
congregational church on Tuesday
evening by the Congregational Chris
tian Endeavor society.
The marriage of Miss Merida May
Best and Mr.. Albert c. Boyle. jr., of
MIL Creek, win take place in the Salt
lake temple oct. 16, 1901.
The smoker given on Tuesday even
ing by the members of II company of
the guard, complimentary to their Of
hceTs, proved a very enjoyable affair.
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The members of the Country club are
anticipating with pleasure the after
noon Of oct. 10. when Mrs. D. Moore
Lindsay VIII take charge and introduce
the English game Of ',Badninton."
All music lovers look forward with
pleasure to the recital 10 be given on
Thursday evening by Mr. Eugene Hef-
fey. under the auspices of the music
section of the Ladies' Literary club. A
rare treat is assured.
invitations have been issued to the
wedding reception of Miss Josephine
Eatz and Levi Evar5 Ritter. to be held
at the home of Governor and Mrs. II.
NJ. Wells. 81 First street. on Tuesday
evening Oct. 10, from $50 to IL o'clock.
The Misogynists' club convened on
Tuesday eor the purpose of inaugural
ing the rev officers. Messrs. Jack
Horne. Percy Patterson and Clyde
Bailey were admitted to membership.
They viii be initiated in the near flu
ture.
Rev. Mr.. Bloch. assistant pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church. leaves
next week for Philadelphia. A recep-
ton will be given in his honor by the
young people of the church Tuesday
evening, in the church Darlors. The
members and friends 81 the church
are cordially invited . attend.
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The marriage of Miss Ada White,
daughter Of William White. and Mr.
Reed T. Cannon, a son of the late
George O. Cannon. was solemnized on
Tuesday in the salt Lake temple In
the evening, at the home of the bride
oriiliant reception was held, at which
the best wishes of a host of friends
We're rendered the young couple.
The May club met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler on Wednesday
evening and had a very pleasant time.
The following were winners of the
prizes: Mrs Timms. Mr. Williams.
Mrs. Ssdler and Mr.. Timms
After some musical selections by the
Misses Leonard and others the club
adjourned to meet in two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Bench.
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The Social Evening club gave a very
pleasant surprise on Mr. w. Pic<erinr
at his home on Fourth street Monday
evening The evening was spent in
singing and dancing, after which A
dainty repast was served The club
will meet at Mr.. James Shore. sr..
where IL viii begin its first social gait
eripg Tor the winter. and elect officers
for the term, on Tuesday, oct. IA.
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The opening of the Ladies' Literary
Circle of the Third Presbyterian church
took place at the church last uesdav
To have a social time and become bet
ter acquainted with each other and
with the objects of the Circle was
the chief aim OF the meeting TIE
presidents message was brief and II
the point. Luncheon was served at
1880 to about sixty members and
friends Of the Circle The names of
L. Hamlin. y. 5. Day. II. DIcCreery and
Walker were added TO the membership.
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The Progressive society met with
Miss Margaret Ryan on Friday even
ing and resumed work. after an adj
jOurnment of three months. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing twelve weeks: President
Rufus Johnson: vice president, Harry
Ball: second vice president. Rubv
Young; secretary, Nettie' Poulton; as
sistant secretary. Hazel Love: cores
pondtnS secretary. T. a. Jackson:
treasurer, VIII Bail; se~geant-at-arms
Colley Stayner; programme committee
Archie Sheppard; critic. VIII D. Nc
Gillivray.
Little Agnes Game was agreeably sur
prised on Friday evening at her home
$50 Second street. by a number of her
young friends. \ pleasant evening was
delightful refreshments were served
Those present We're Hazel I.eedhar,
Regina Brooks. Lillian Cannon. Lola
Clark, Lille Welsh Orrilla Brooks
Claire Cannon. Lillian Jones. Laura
Sutton, Margaret Andrews. Genevieve
Brooks, Louis Andrews. Willard Can.
non. Glen Smyth. Charlie Brooks. Ken
meth Game, Spencer Cannon, George
Beaverton and John Game.
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IN MONDAY evening The Misses Haze
and Myrtle Burbidge. at the home OF
Hazel Burbidge, entertained at cards
siXty-three being the game. Mrs. ]. w
Burbidge won the ladies' first prize
Miss Ella Burbidge the consolat ior
prize, and Mr. Walter Poulton the
gentiemen's first prize. The guests
present were: The Misses Gertie OH.
Yer. Ella Burbidge, Amy RumeI Mar
CahoOn. Ethyl Best. Lola Poulton
Stella POultOn. Anna Laidlaw. Wills
GOforth. Emma Bull, Mrs. Nell Bur.
bidge. Mr.. Laura Burbidge and Mrs
Name Burbidge: Messrs. Walter PouI.
ton. r D. Andrews, J. T.. Callister. J
r. Hacker. A. r. Poulton. Arnold
Giaudue. Clifford Foster. Bert Angel
VIII Barnes. Bert Cromer and Burdet
Bull. The rest Of the evening was
pleasantly spent in music and games