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

o. Mrs: =. I. Kerr. the other guests
were Mesdames GeOghegan, Parker
heed, Pinkerlon and Miss Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. BaVer gave a pleasant
party Tor their son, trauk. last Thus
day evening. The evening IVES spent
u games, charades and singing. Re
teshments were served.
Mrs. II. Y. HefIrOn entertained a
party Of ladies at a delightful lunch
con on Tuesday i'm honor of Mrs. La
Bin, who leaves shortly for England to
Join ier daughter, Mrs. Percy Somers-
Cocks
Alr. and Mrs. J.. p. Robinson enter
tanned the Century Whist club last
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. #. IL.
smith viii entertain the club at it's
last meeting for the season tomorrow
eight.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles z. Walker en-
tertained informally last Friday even
Ing at Valen tine party. The guests
were Governor and Mrs. Wells. Mr.
an6 Mrs. T.. S. Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings, Mrs. Mcclure and Judge Miner
A1r. and Mrs David S. Taggart en-
tertained at two of the pleasant card
parties c. the week-on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. Sixty-three
was the game played at both affairs.
and the evenings We're thoroughly en-
joyed. The decorations were all in
pink and green.
Miss Hazel CrismOn entertained the
Erin Fraz club Thursday afternoon.
Those present we've: Laura Madsen,
Lulu PenTOse, Vera BNslt Sadie Smith.
Hattie Ward. Louise Madsen. Rose
Meyer, Grace Freeze. Florence Arm
strong. Miss Burnham, Ethel Arm
strong and Mrs. Joshua Selley.
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The marriage os Miss Ella Melon
aid. the daughter Of RI. and Mrs. John
Mcdonald. to Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
took place on Wednesday in the tenn
Pile The marriage was followed by
large wedding reception in the even
ing at the home Of the brides parents
An enjoyable time was had at the
home Of Mrs Fred CrOXfOrd last Fri
Jay evening. The evening was spent
I'm progressive sixty three, after which
delicious refreshments We're served.
Instrumental selections by Messrs.
much enjoyed.
Miss Abby Herman entertained Sat
urday afternoon al a Kensington. The
following were present: Misses Jessie
Horne. Hattie Penfold Emma Lewis.
Blanche STiCkley Frances Young
Schleuter. Ethel Shepard. Florence La
Due. Mary Richardson. Bothwell, Mrs
=. F. Clark and Mrs. J. W. CUrrle.
The Card club met Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs. Melville
ID. Wells. The house vas prettily dec
GRATED for the evening and one of the
pleasantest of the clubs meetings was
held. Prizes we're won by Mrs. Henry
T. McEwan and j. cred Daynes. A
beautiful cup and saucer was present
ed TO Mrs. r. b. Daynes.
Mrs. w. T. Benson and Mrs. w. L.
Green entertained at cards on Friday
evening. The affair was a valentine
party as well as FOR cards. The decora-
IiUas We're pink hearts and towers The
guests were seated at eleven tables !
The guest prizes were won by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Edwards and the club
prizes by Nj. Downing and Mrs La
Forge.
Last night was ladies' night at Il /
University club. and delightfully."- in
formal evening was spent by the club
members and their guests. A pro-
gramme had been prepared. and it in |
Guided o paper by Mr.. e. b. .Critchlow /
and a baritone solo by Mr.. Copley. !
After the conclusion of the programme !
refreshments We're served ard a pleas I
ant hour spent in social Intercourse.
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The ladies' of the Y. NJ. 9. A. viii give !
Martha Washington tea next Satur |
day afternoon in the parlOrs A fine /
literary and musical programme win 1
be given. including numbers by Mrs. /
Reed. Mrs. Andrews Mrs. Wright. the /
Misses earlier. McCan. Witty and Mr.. /
Vein. Light refreshments will be |
served. after which a game of basket /
bail will be played in the basement.
Miss Della Richards was the hostess /
al a delightful party for her young /
friends last evening. The colors of the /
season We're in vogue and everything /
savOred Of the dear old saint of the I
young people. The guests were the /
MISSES June Bintz, Florence Grant, /
Mercy Berkely. Nellie Cullen. and Har-
ny Moore Harry Bero Will Davis. /
Harold Bird, AleCk Thomas and Earl /
Bradt Try.
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ar and Mrs Ted Sheets enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening at
their home on Seventh East street The
no, Sc was prOfusely decorated with 1
1twers in red. white and green The
nrst prizes were won by Miss Edith
Taylor and Mr. Fred Metcalf. consola- I
tons by Miss Hettie Taylor and Mr.
Rome Iverson- Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. covers be-
ing laid for twelve. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Alt Derrick. Mr.. and
ms. Fred Metcals Mr.. and Mrs Ed
solomon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Mrs. Martha Tavlor. Misses Hettie and
Edith Taylor and Mr. Rome Iverson.
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The L and I Crystal club gathered
once more under the white wings of
social felicity at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. u. FORE on Thursday even
ing. The games Of high FIVE were tall
lied on unique valentines. First prizes
We're SECURED by Mrs. T. G.. Holding |
and Mr.. d. GALLAGHER; second by Mrs.
G. A. Strickland and Mr.. II. Branch.
The entire party was then invited
into the dining room where they Ell
joyed a most elegant supper. After
this. music and luerriment held SWAY
kAti t4A1 A4ub ptAitot AAOu ~ meet All
TWO weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. z. @.
Holding.
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clyde Bailey entertained a number
of his frit lds most pleasantly on Tues
day evening last at his home. 80 Can
yon road. Humorous stories told by
the host. and musical numbers by
Bowman Johnson and %. 3. Davies.
together with selections by a quar-
tette comprising Al Best, Bowman
Shade Stringer and W. c.
l. L.