The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-26

Standrich, Edwin Vaughan. Sidney
Vaughan, Willie Irvine, Fred Beesley
Ernest Lavender. Willard James, Har
& old Brown, Robert Hay, Milford Dyer
Samuel Brown.
A large number of frineds of Miss
Lucille McLelland gave her a surprise
party at her home, 1900 South State
Wednesday. Miss McLelland was in
duced TO leave the house for a short
time on some slight pretext early in
4 the evening. and upon her return found
the house prettily decorated with roses
e smilax and carnations, and her friends
awaiting her. During the evening al
important musical programme was ar
i ranged, consisting Of vocal and In
strumental selections. a dainty supper
was served at the conclusion of the
musical numbers. Among those who
were present were: Misses Kitty Tor
man, Ivy Young, Marguerite Rhine,
/ Misses BoultOn. Marguerite Summer
base. Blossom Mitchell, Ethel Steward
and the Misses Christopherson; Messrs.
George Butler, Albert Brain, Harry
Ball. Art Ball. Dave Spruit. Jay John
son, VIII Nuttle and Dale PETIT.
The Latter-day Saints university
! students entertained about 400 friends
Friday evening, Jan. "A. at a dancing
party at Christensens' hall. The COM
mittee in charge of the affair were
Fireman Bassett, John Austin, Heber
c. Hicks, George H. Taylor. John n.
/ Hicks. Hemming MOrtensen, William
/ WOrthing. The chaperOnes were Mes
/ danes Ruth NJ. Fox, H S. Young, w.
/ 3. Dougall and Elizabeth McCune.
Among the dancers We're Misses Muir
! doch Nicholson, Clawson, Ellis, Nickel
! sen, Wooley, Paul Snow Thirkill, Den
/ halter. Larson, Saville, Hilton, Ida Hill
/ ton. Silver, ROsenbaum. Jenkins, Wood
truff, Taylor. Lysle, Hardy, Rogers,
! Swaner, Ada Swaner, Anderson, Schet-
/ tier, Pauline Schettler, Williamson and
Standing; also Messrs. Shaw, Grow,
WOrthingtOn. MoTtensen. Tate. Felt.
Barrett, Taylor, Fullmer, Murdoch.
! Foster, Romney. Kimball, Hall, Doug
las, Maxwell. Shepard, Beesley VIII
/ Douglas, Kirk, Atkins, White, Andrews,
/ Clark, Wilson. Butler. Ball, Miller,
/ Morris. Smith. Butler, Hicks, Astin,
! Bassett and Taylor.
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The fourth dance given by the billie
club last Thursday at the Ladies' Lit
| erary club rooms, although an informal
affair, was largely attended. Punch was
| served throughout the evening in the
! lower hall. Among those present were
seen: The Misses Hanna ChaDin. Ge-
neve Pelt, Nellie Flygar, Nellie Geary.
Louise Hagman, Nellie Nicholson, Luz
ella Petersen. Glory Mcleod, Evelyn
Metcalf. Ivy Price. Nina Rogers. Hazel
! Shoebridge, Bertha Midgley, Josephine
valentine. Maud NaylOr, Mamma
I
! Iaylor, Miss *. German of Chicago.
BlosSie Mitchell, Daisy Cutting. Ella
shuttle, Lou McClelland, Geneve Hor-
leck, Estelia Bancroft, Edna jackson.
Cellie Cutting; Messrs. Sam Ashby.
FRANK White, George Butler, c. II.
Fatten, Clyde Simmons, Claud Hull.
Art Ball Bert Gray, Wood Hicks
charlie Thomas, viii Column. Art Boil
ton, Harold Orlob, A. Brain. George
Brockbank, Art Neiss, Carl Hardy.
Walter Schimirer, Oscar RydoaI. c.
Balley, leo Frost. T. B. Clayton. r.
jackson he billie club" announces
the next pa " to be given at Christel.-
sens. The exact date has not yet beta
decided upon
Miss Mabelle James was rendered q
surprise party by number of her girl
trlends on Wednesday evening. Orig
MAJ costumes was the feature of the
evening. MISS Ada Carter won the
prize for the funniest character. Games
and music furnished the amusementr
Dalnty refreshments We're served dur-
ing the evening. The following guests
were present: Miss Mabel Bolton. En-
ma Hamer, Angie Bickford, Irene Bick-
Ioro, Miss Rowntree, Gertie Movie.
Matte Aveson, Matte Farrow. Ethel
sack, Tonic Rand, Rose Thomas. Alice
McLachlan, Lyle James and Katie
James.
Thursday, Jan. %, a pleasant SIR
prise party was given at the home Of
Miss Mildred Melendy. HOG South First
west street, in honor of Mr.. Samuel
l.. Hlll, IT., who is about to enter uDOn
mission to the southern states. The
mouse was decorated in the national
colors, and the evening was spent in
various games Light refreshments
were served Some thirty-four persons
were present.
One of the most enjoyable events of
the week was birthday party given
IN honor Of Mrs. J. Coles Wednesday
evening. Cards were INDUCED in. prizes
Delng won by Mrs. T. Stoekdafl. Mrs.
{. johnson and Mrs. J. Kenner. after
which supper was served. The remain
der of the evening was spent in sing
ing, reciting and dancing. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Coles
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bench, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Shore, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gum. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Gum, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Linsey, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stains, Mr.. and
Mrs p. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Burt, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Stockdall, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. J. CastletOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenner.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Pickern, Mr.. and Mrs. A. CIissall.
Mrs. Clissan, Mrs. L. Perry, Mrs. j.
Johnson, Mr.. W. Sparks, Mr. Z. VAN
bolt, Miss Annie Reed, Miss Edith
Coles, Mr.. l.. Coles. Mr.. A. Coles.
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a pleasant surprise party was given
in honor of Mrs. George Edgar. sr..
last Saturday evening, it being her
sixty-ninth birthday, and a very en-
joyable time was spent. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Edgar.
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Ed
gar, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Edgar. Mr.. I
and Mrs. Thomas c. Edgar. Mr.. and
MIS-. OdNiu >. EuSdE, MIS-. George Ed
gar, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Price. I
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mathieson.
Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. Anthony. Mrs. c. |
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Slater. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Robert Currie, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George W. Smith, Mrs Tillett. Misses |
Belle Edgar, Sarah and Hulda An
thony. Miss Slater. Merella Edgar. Lii /
~ Edgar, Maud Ulrich, Messrs. Wal /
ter BlakemOre, Walter Edgar, jr.. An
drew Edgar, George Edgar, James Ed ]
gar and Ed Ulrich
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An exceptionally ENJOYABLE evening