The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Social Briefs.

The Afternoon Sewing club will meet
with Miss Rooklidge tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Cary entertained
at dinner last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. McConaughy will entertain the
Sewing club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George L. Savage entertained
at an informal affair Thursday after
noon.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peabody viii en-
terrain the OTpheus club Wednesday
evening.
Mr.; and Mrs: L. D: Niles entertained
the Deseret Mandolin club at their
studio Thursday evening.
The Neighborhood club was pleas
antly entertained Friday evening by 4
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Dallas.
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Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan gave a charm |
ingly appointed luncheon to a number /
Of her friends on Friday last.
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained a
few friends at an informal luncheon at !
the Country club yesterday.
Mrs. J. c. Laux entertained at euchre |
Friday evening in honor Of Miss
Boyer. who is the guest Of Mrs. +. L,
Libby.
/ Mrs. J. D. Spencer was the hostess
at delightfully."- informal luncheon on
| Wednesday last, at which Mrs. Willard
Young was the guest Of honor.
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tanned at dinner lasl Tuesday evening"
complimentary to Mrs. Denison and
Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden.
Mrs. D. L. Murdoch entertained at
a delightful afternoon party on Mon
day last Music was enjoyed and a
pleasant game was INDUCED in.
A merry party at the circus Monday
evening was composed of the Misses
Bessie Chandler and Jennie Lynn and
Messrs. Al Cowan and Bern Froiseth.
A stereOpticOn entertainment and in
struction lecture viii be given at the
First Baptist church by Rev. G. c.
Wright Of Ogden on Monday evening,
May 26.
E&rs. W. ". Ritter was the hostess at
a pleasant luncheon on Monday last,
given in honor Of Mrs. Willard Young
The guests were the members of the
Sewing club.
Allen Spencer gave a pleasant even
ing party TO a number of his young
friends last evening in honor of Rus
sci Tossiter, who viii leave next week
for Germany.
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Mrs. Sturgiss Of Fort Douglas en-
. tertained informally at her home
Thursday in honor Of Miss Carolan Of
San Francisco, who is her guest. The
, affair was very informal, the ladies at
the post and a number from the city
calling to meet Miss Carolan.
A very pleasant surprise was given
> in honor of Miss May Robinson Friday.
l. Music and games were the features of
the evening. Refreshments were served
by Misses Sara and Gertrude Robin
son, assisted by Miss Ethel Wilkin-
= son and Mrs. A. Brewster. A very
+, pleasant time was spent by all.
A farewell will be given on Thurs
day evening next in the Thirteenth
ward assembly room in honor of Mr..
: Charles J. Thomas, jr., who departs on
AllE AuAM 4lAGL- Ull a AlllcEiOA 10 AIGIUldUN
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged and a good time is assured to
all friends who desire to come.
e A very unique and enjoyable socia
a was given by the B. & BIS Batcheloi
club at the residence of w D. Booker
and Charles I. Bogedahl, 261 Yves
: Third North street, Tuesday, May Is
y the event being in honor Of Messrs
4 I. II. Duffin, P. p Humphreys, H. n
Rich, J. z. Dunn, Jesse Dunn and W
E. Cozzens, all from Idaho. spending
: few days visiting with their friends fl
: this city.
A very enjoyable time was spent a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Q. Bus
- on Friday evening, the occasion bein
- the birthday of their Oldest daughter
~ May. About forty young people wer
invited. Miss Sarah Parsons adde
= greatly to the enjoyment Of the even
y ing by her fancy dancing. Piano solo
were rendered by Misses HaZel Wood
ruff, Bessie MulhOlland and May Busi
A sumptuOus supper was served a
1870 p. m.
ne On Wednesday evening Miss Ma
A. Short informally entertained a fe'
friends Music was the main featuT
Of entertainment numbers being give
IT by Mrs. Mcintosh, D. Beynon. Davie:
y Harry Shafer, Amos Hylander and tn
er ! Grinders quartette. Beside the aboy'
present. were. Misses Edith Cranl
Irene Short. Zeta Morris, Gallowa!
We May Crane, Mrs. Charles Short. an
st Messrs- Archie sheppard, Clyde BAILEY
sir Alec Faddis, Leslie Spence, VIII Bal
Will McGillivray, Harry Ball. Ruff
Johnson.
tn On Monday evening the AIisogynis
tn club celebrated its first birthday wit
a Dutch supper. At the conclusion {
the banquet, into which a number
nd ! excellent speeches were inteTpOlate'
D., the party repaired TO the bowling a
lly leys and held a contest for the clI
championship. which was won by NJ
Harry Ball. Present were VIII Ba
IS Leslie Spence, Harry Shafer, To
as Jackson. Alec Paddle, Clyde Bale
as Archie Sheppard, Rufus johnson, Ha
~ Ball, Paul Wilkinson. David Davie
Everett Foster, J. Nelson, Amos H,
rs. lander, Jack CrandeIl. Percy PattersC
he VIII McGiIlivray.
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A very delightful card party W.
given Friday evening by Mrs. CarrC
itv at her home. $50 East Sixth SOut
Is. The house was beautifully decorate
rs with palms and cut flowers. The pa
. Tor was draped in pink and blue, t
reception room in red and the dinil
A | room in lilac Delicious refreshmen
DIN / were served during the evening. n
nee guests were:- Mr.. and Mrs Langfoi
[. Mr. and Mrs. McAllister, Mr.. and M
Helm. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. Mr. a
as | Mrs Bassett. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
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