The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

Al.eF several games of sixty-three the
following ladies and gentlemen carried
on the honOrs Of the evening Mrs.
DlnWoooey and Mr.. DinwoOdey; Mrs.
] broNn winning the consolation. The
eluD meets with Mr. and Mrs. James
Dlnwoodey on Feb. p
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a pleasant valentine party was given
Ior ms young friends by Master Neil
Flatt last Friday evening. The decora-
IONS were all emblematc OF the day,
ahG hearts was the game played Prizes
were Won BY Neda Beebe, Lynn ThOmp-
son, Norinne Thompson and Harry
lessen. The other guests were Anne
AcMlllan, Lucille Jenkins. Aida Steph-
ems Nora Murdoch. Mary Murdoch,
GeneVieVe Simmons. Evelyn Moyle.
ttulda Greeson. Arthur Moulton,
George Barnes, Henry MOyle. Wood
run Beebe, John DoOly, Wnbert Jen-
kins and Henry Stephens.
The Opal club bi-monthly social viii
take place on next Tuesday evening at
the Ladies Literary club house. The
members are requested TO be present
promptly a O'Clock. A pleasing pro-
gramme has been arranged. in addition
10 cards and dancing An announce
menJ which will undoubtedly be met
with favor by the many friends of
the CLUB is TO the effect that a grand
pail VIII be given by the Opal club on
the 18th Of the present month. This is
the first. and possibly the last, dancing
party TO be given by the club during
the present season, and the officers and
members have determined TO make il
the most successful they have yet at
tempted
On Wednesday evening a number Of
me members of Evergreen lodge No.
lol, r. a. of America, gave a surprise
party on Ben w. Mayo and wife at
their home on East Sixth South. Games
and social chat were the order of the
evening, when every one sat down to
an elegant supper, shortly after which
the gathering broke up. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben w. Mayo,
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Moffat. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Norris.
Mrs. Lagella, Mrs. L. Folsom, Mrs. Nc
Kay, Miss COlman, Miss Minor, Miss
Alice Johnson, j. NJ. Bowman,
Il. j. Hess, Philip Kelley, Frank MOI
ley, II. z. Rawlins. A. W. Chiverall, ].
ID. Dawes, F. b. KemDer.
pH Iouu8y evening the MlSOg twists
club gave most enjoyable Dutch sup
per. After the German part of the
guests appetites was fully satisfied
with all manner of Teutonic delicacies,
an interesting programme of songs.
speeches, etc, was rendered. At the
conclusion of this all present made an
excursion through Chinatown Pres
ent We're: Archie Sheppard, Harry Ball.
Rufus Johnson. VIII McGillivray,
Thomas Jackson, Jack Horne. Jay
Johnson. Leslie Spence. Clyde Bailey,
Ripley Johnson, VIII Ball.
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one OF the most successful events of
the week was the surprise party given
on Miss Nellie Wilson at her home on
Third street Wednesday evening.
given by the Autumn Leaf club mem
bers and their friends. in the form of
a kitchen shower. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in games and music.
and dainty refreshments were served,
the tables being beautifully decorated
in white and green. The hostess re-
ceived many presents. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Cole.
Misses Nellie Wilson, Gertie Williams,
Emma Lienhard, Matte Butler, Gertie