The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11

an infants teething ring. 9. Place
captured the gentlemen's first prize, q
valuable silver mounted match case,
and Mr.. Armstrong, the BOBBY prize,
music box. Among those present We're
Misses LOttie Kirk, May Kirk. May
Taylor, and Messrs. MaTgetts, Miller,
Armstrong and Place
Master Willard Arnold. assisted by
his cousin. Miss Birdie McEwan Of
Ogden. entertained Thursday evening.
Cards were played until 1850. when
sumptuous repast was partaken Of.
After luncheon, music and games were
INDUCED in until a late hour, when
the guests departed for home The
invited guests were Misses Rhea Rog-
ers. Efie Wilson, Stella and Lall Poui-
ton, Della and Mamie Hines, Irma
Clawson; Messrs. Seymour Wells Or
son Rogers, Leslie SQuires. Wick Felt,
Emmett Chapman, George Ryser, Mar
low Cummings, Albert Hoffman, Henry
James and Earl Arnold.
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Miss Mabel Cutler was hostess at a
charming evening party given at her
cosy home on West Temple Thursday.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
in carnations and ferns, while wreaths
of smilax were hung over the chande-
iers. Eight games of sixty-three were
played, after which music and numer-
Gus games were enjoyed. The first
prizes a large Madonna picture and
Audrey" by Mary Johnston, were
won by frankie Kearns and Roy Hig-
son. The BOBBY prizes. a fancy opera
| bag and a box Of bOnbons, were won
! by Marie Johnson and Robert Bruere.
a.
The Autumn Leaf club was delight
/ fully entertained by the Misses Emma
and Gertrude Lieuhard Wednesday
] evening. Six games Of progressive
I high five were played. the frst prizes
} being won by Miss Jennie Draper and
/ Mr.. VIII Peters, the second by Miss
+ Matte Butler and Mr. Are Williams,
/ and the BOBBY prizes by Miss Anna
/ Levin and Mr.. A. Cardwen. Refresh
ments were served and the remainder
Of the evening was enjoyed IN music
! and games. The club viii meet with
Miss Gertie Williams Wednesday, May
p.
Last Sunday morning a very jolly
crowd left the city for a trip UP City
Creek canyon. also to visit Hells Hol-
low. This is the first excursion Of many
that have been planned for the coming
season. Those invited We're: Miss Lucy
j Seager, Edna Seager, LOttie Seager
Nora Busby. Norma Busby, Nettis
Latham, EIma Devlin, Winnie Rugs
Lillian Lane, Cara Crezie. Olive Lane
Lucy Lane. Eva Lane, Phoebe Hayes
Messrs. Ed Miuigan, Scott Pitt, Peter
Heystek, Wallis Worthing, Jack Gil
son. James Leyland. Clint Fox, Franz
Miller, Walter Davis. William Twin
baugh, Derwood Devlin. Clyde Seager
VIII Porter. oscar Evans. The GROVE
left the canyon before sun down. adj
journing to Mrs. Seager's. where luncl
was eaten and a very pleasant evening
was spent, music being the principa
feature.
The annual ball and banquet Of tn
University Of Utah viii be held on III
9Th Of June and the following commit
tees have been named;
! Executive-E. NJ. Allison, Mrs. Re
becca Little, E. H. Anderson, Mrs. Sa
die Trip Howard, D. H. Christensen
! Ray Van Colt, Miss Rachel Edwards
W. S. Wallace, Miss Beatrice Maedon
aid.
: Beatrice Macdonald.
Refreshments-Ray Van Colt, Mrs
' J. T. Howard
! Decoration-Mrs. Sadie Trip How
ard. Miss Beatrice Macdonald, Mis-
J, Rachel Edwards, Z. II. Anderson.
Reception-Mrs- Rebecca Little
AnnOuncement-Ray Van Colt, D. L
Christensen, Miss Rachel Edwards.
: Music-P. P. Christensen, Mrs Sadi
. T. Howard. Miss Rachel Edwards
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The Monday Evening club met at th
! home of Miss Blanche Vincent, ZS9 Ger
= ter street on Monday evening, May
Z The rooms. looked very effective, deco
] ! rated with apple blossoms and JapaT
, csc lanterns. A number Of their friend