The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

dance. 10 be given at the Ladies' Lit
erary club in the near future.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
in honor of Master Charlie Parson on
Friday evening at his home. The even
ing was spent in games, singing and
music. after which dainty refreshments
were served.
A surprise party was given in honor
of William Fuller last Thursday even
ing at his residence. T42 Linden avenue
by some of his companions. A very
social and good time was enjoyed by
all who were present
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The Oak Leaf club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Needham Thursday evening.
The prizes We're won by Mrs Brown,
Mrs c. H Jenkins. Frank Earl and ".
A. Needham. The next meeting VII be
held at the home of Mr.. and MS
George ROmney, March q.
The L. & l. Chrystal club was de-
lightfully entertained Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs e c.
Holding. A few games of high five
were played. first prizes being award
ed to Mrs. c. a. Strickland and Mr.. E.
G. Holding, and second prizes to Mrs
J. d. Ford and Mr.. D. Galacher.
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One of the delightful events of the
week was the surprise party given by
Miss Bessie BiTkinshaw in honor of her
brother, Mr.. Joseph Birkinshaw. at
their new home 621 South Sixth East.
Games were played and music was fur
nished by Miss Lola CochIer, after
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Mrs. Fred Croxford entertained at
slxty-tbree Wednesday evening. Re
freshments were served and a very
pleasant evening was spent by all.
The prize winners were Miss May
Kane, head; Miss Siddoway. consola-
ton; Miss Esther Miller. BOBBY; Mr..
Fred Butler, head, Earl Wilson, BOBBY.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
NJ. z. church viii give an Easter en-
teTtainment Friday evening, March q.
Elaborate preparations are being made
to make the affair thorough success,
and the Easter idea will be carried out
in all departments of the entertain
ment. Homemade candy and an end
less list of fancy articles viii be for
sale.
Miss Maud McCargar entertained for
the Junior class Of the High school at
her home yesterday afternoon from .
till 6. The house was filed with young
people, coming and going, between
those hours. Miss Eva Dix assisted in
receiving. Miss Mamie Sappington had
charge Of the dining room and Miss
Rae Bartch poured chocolate in the
library.
Last Monday evening Miss DagmaT
F Orlob was the recipient of a very
pleasant surprise party at her home,
planned by number of her girl friends.
Those present were: Miss Hatty Car
ter, Lulu Love. Annie Oswald. Kitty
SquiTes. Josie Love. Miss Huntington.
Irene Squires, Miss Bess, Lizzie RsuCh,
Marie Tuekfeld, Florence Foulger, En-
ma Brown, Matilde Orlob.
Friday evening the Guards Of Silver
Maple circle No. los gave a very enjoy
able basket social. A most delightful
programme was rendered. After the
programme the baskets were sold at
auction and received by the highest
bidders. The highest priced basket
was awarded to Mr.. George Thomas of
camp No. 3SS. A sofa pillow and two
tides We're also ratified and there was
no end of fun.
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Next Thursday, beginning Of spring.
viii be celebrated in the Second ward
by a character ball, TO be given under
the auspices Of the NJ. I. associations.
The one given last month under this
same management proved to be such
Il great success, both socially and linan-
cially. that it was decided to repeat
it. i cordial invitation is extended to
everyone to be present. Prizes will be
awarded TO the most appropriately
dressed lady and gentleman.
The Roosevelt Improvement club of
Bingham met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Kee Friday evening. and after
their usual business meeting and pro
gramme. Mrs. HOlstein favored them
with several very fine instrumental Sc
lecti0ns. Miss Estella r. Swart. in
structOr from Highland Boy, recited
The First Settlers Story" then Mr..
Locke of Albany. n. Y, recited THE
Bachelors Resolution" and Harry A.
Kee sang THE Sinner and the Song"
After dainty refreshments the party Of
twenty-five boys sang Marching TO
Cuba"
The Junior Railrcaders' Athletic club
spent a pleasant evening in its club
rooms in the High school building Mon
day evening, March 10. After the elee-
ton of officers the members We're ush-
cred into a prettily decorated room and
delightfully."- banqueted by Misses
Lightnor and Davis. After the ban
r.E
were INDUCED in by the mem
beTs. Those present were Misses Light
nor and Davis: Messrs. H II. Cassidy
Frank Fowler. I. Beemer Fred J.
Heath. Charles NOrberg. Francis
Wright, H. Nixon, Leo Bowers. Arthur
Bowen, Sid Hampton. W. Mosby and
Cal Pitt.
Miss Carrie DunyOn entertained
of her friends Friday evening.
Games were played and dainty refresh
ments served, while music was enjoyed
by all. After supper, dancing was in
dulged in. The invited guests were:
Misses Rennie Hamlin. Minerva Norris,
Jennie Nordvsll. Pearl Peterson. Annie
Nerdvall. Emma Hamlin. Annie Ire
Pearl Wells, Eva Dunyon. Fife
Dahlstead, Magma Marker; Messrs
VIII WisComb, Roy McEntire, Roy Pet
tie. Anker Shade, Roy Wiscomb. George
Hogan. VIII Cameron, Ernest Evans.
David Cameron, Leo Butler. Tom
Baker. Isaac DunyOn. Evan Gamett.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison de-
lightfully entertained Thursday even
ing at cards, the prizes being won By
Mrs. Stevenson and Mr.. Compson ana
the consolation prizes went TO Mrs.
Dofflemyre and Mr.. Stewart Dainty
refreshments were served. after which
many musical numbers vere eni loved
by an. Those present we're. Nr. and