The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23

church gave an enjoyable social at the
home Of the Misses Snyder on Friday
evening.
DR.. Kiehl Of Minneapolis. the brother
! Of Mrs. J. c. Z. King. win be here
early in the week TO visit his mother
! and sister.
/ The members Of battery A, light ar
! tillery n. G. T., win give a military
hop at Christensen's hall on the first
Of next month.
The Rev. P. W Pinkerton and family
/ were rendered "a pleasant reception By
the members Of the Christian church
! on Friday evening
Miss Euphemia jacobson viii give a
/ birthday party at her home on Thurs
7 day evening. March p. An enjoyable
time is anticipated
The ladies Of the First Congregational
I church viii give a cake sale at Walk
/ er's store next Saturday, beginning at
O'Clock in the afternoon
The Opal club will hold its next reg
J ular social at the Literary club rooms
/ next Thursday evening A very enjoy
/ able programme has been prepared.
The ladies Of the Jewish Relief So
/ ciety viii give a Purim ball tomorrow
| evening in the Ladies Literary club
house for the benefit of the society.
The bachelor officers at Fort Douglas
gave another delightful hop at the
! hall last Wednesday evening, at which
informality and merriment reigned su-
preme.
The ladies' Of Unity circle met at the
I home of Mrs. Charles Watson on We'd
/ nesday afternoon and listened to a pa
per on Jacob Riis' by Mrs. S. c.
Hicks.
Miss Zulu Houtz and Master Elmo of
Provo. and Miss ROmola and Master
/ Paul King viii leave this morning for
! Tooele, where they viii spend the COM
/ ing week with Mrs. Dunyon,
! The AIisogynists club held an inter
esting meeting on Monday night. A
good programme was rendered. fol-
/ lowed by whist. Arrangements were
made to give a dance at the Ladies
| Literary club on April II.
The Christensen soiree was well at
/ tended last Wednesday evening. Quite
a number Of parties were made up and
attended. A very pleasant evening was
! spent. A number of parties have been
arranged to attend next Wednesday
! evening.
Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton was the hostess
| o. a matinee party for the Sign Of
] = 1r-~ in
/ vite2 guests being Mrs, A. H. Tarbet,
Mrs. E. A. Wall, Mrs. Henry Newell,
! Mrs. A. T. Kerr, Mrs. P. 5. Keogh, Mrs.
/ A l. Simondi and Miss Marie Luce.
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Master Percy Boyd Sadler enter
/ tanned about thirty Of his little friends
! at a pleasant afternoon party at "A
/ South State street on Friday. The
! occasion was the fourth birthday of
/ the little host and a pleasant time was
spent with games and magic lantern
/ views.
( Miss Selma Wall gave pleasant
/ stall party at the matinee yesterday
! afternoon TO number of her young
/ friends. Her guests were the Misses
/ Louise Wey, Dora DAILY, Evelyn DAILY,
/ Francis Graham, Leslie Woodruff, Stel-
/ la Fabian, Wilma Burmester, Annette
Ferguson and Alice Wall
One of the most successful surprises
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Porch
/ err at their home by their many friends.
! The event was in honor of the ninth
! anniversary of their wedding. Cards
and games were the features of the
evening, after which refreshments
| were served. A most enjoyable time
was had.
Principal o. T. Mccormick of the
/ Murray schools was pleasantly sur
pIised by his pupils on Friday evening
/ last. An interesting programme was
rendered i'm the old school building at
/ Murray. and refreshments were also
served. The arrangements were all a
! complete surprise to Mr.. McCormick'
who expressed his appreciation IN
neat speech.
The character ball, given in the Sec
ond ward on Friday night, was
/ great success in every way. Mr.. James
! Anderson. as "Ole Olson captured the
! gentleman's prize, and Miss Henniter,
as "Topsy," got away with the ladies'
! prize. Dancing was kept up until a
late hour. when the gathering dis
persed. everyone expressing themselves
as having spent a very enjoyable
! evening.
The ladies of the Maccabees Of salt
Lake City hive No. 4 had large turn
( out last TUESDAY at Lady Turner's, OIL
] West South Temple street Cards was
the game Of the evening, first prize
being won by Mrs. Moody; second by
Miss johnson Of Idaho. After the
F-Hrr1unn Re
freshments were served and all depart
| ed with three cheers for Lady and Sir
Knight Turner as entertainers and
loyal Maccab bees.
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/ One of the most pleasant affairs Of
the week was the surprise given Mrs.
T. D. ROundy on Monday evening at
! her home. 422 West First North The
event was in honor of her 72nd birth
day. The evening was spent in play
ing games. and Mr.. Mcdonald gave
some beautiful music on his mandolin.
A delightful supper was served from
IS. to II by Miss Broom and Mrs Nc
/ MahOn. The table was beautifully
decorated with choice cut flowers.
Miss Ethel eBirkinshaw was happily
surprised by q number Of her friends
Thursday evening. Games were in
duIged in until a late hour. when re-
freshments were served Those pres
ent were, the Misses Binkinshaw, Nay
! King and Laura Boley of American
/ Fork, Minnie Healy, Helen Peterson,
Bessie Russell, Misses Armstrong, Liz
zle Anderson. Bessie BirkinshaW
i Daisy Cranes. Messrs- Cranes, Fer
rington. Calvert, Held, Binkinshaw,
/ Christensen.
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Miss Wayne Haslsm entertained at
progressive high five Monday evening,
The nrizas heinr won by Miss Ida