The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
SOcfaEBriefs.

Mrs. Boyd entertained the Evening
club last Wednesday.
The Sewing club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. II. G.. Whitney.
Mrs. Williamson enterUain5 the Third
Street card club next Wednesday.
The Friday Afternoon Card CLUB
meets next week with Mrs. Shultz.
The Card club met Thursday evening
ri the home of Mrs. Thomas w. Sloan.
Miss Frankie Kearns entertained a
few of Ter young friends Thursday
evening.
Mrs. James II. Moyle gave a chill
crens party Tuesday evening for her
son Henry.
Mrs George w Putnam entertained
the Friday Afternoon CardNclub NJ her
home on Friday.
The Utopia club viii held its next
meeting st the home of Mrs. S. r. kim
naIl on Wednesday.
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Mrs. c. z. Wilcox gave a pleasant
party FOR the little friends OF her son
yesterday afternoon.
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Thursday afternoon the College club
was pleasantly entertained at the home
of Ms ]. C. e. King
Mrs J. r. Cowan entertained the
la1ies of the Unitarian society 1T her
home Wednesday evening.
Miss Lotue Brain entertained about
thirty of her Young friends on Wednes-
DAY last at I'm evening party.
Mrs. George r.. Odeu entertained at
an informal afternoon affair yesterday
IN honor Of Miss Ethel Lynn.
Mrs John j.. Judson gave a pleasant
dinner Thursday evening at which
covers were laid for seven guests.
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The next meeting Of the Gard club
VIII be with Mrs J. C.. Ha1chett at
her hone pa East Second south street.
The Third Street card CLUB met with
Mrs. c. O. W'dttemore WedaesIat.
Mrs H. c Edwards won the first
prize.
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Mrs Frederick Arnold entertained on
Thursday in honor Of the Misses VALID
ran Of san Francisco, who are her
guests.
The sophomore class Of the High
school gave a pleasant party in the
Ladies Litersry club house Friday
evening.
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Mrs. Graham T. Putnam and her
sister. Mrs. Julian A. knight. received
informally at the home of Mr. Put-I
nam on Friday.
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Miss Gertrude McGrath entertained
informally at a ping pong party in
a2n2f az 4iss Filer of Philadelphia
Ihutsddy evening.
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Mrs w. S Mccormick entertained at
q pleasant luncheon Thursday. her
guests being Airs. Rykert. Mrs. Charles
tead and Mrs Young IF Fort Douclae.
Mr, Henry McC0rEick gave a pleas
ant coaching party yesterday after
noon ln honor OF Miss Brown Of New
York, who IS the guest of Miss McCor-
nick.
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Mrs. G. T. Wilcox entertained at a
alnner Tor twelve guests Friday even
lng The tabie decorations were mas
turtiums, a large bowl Of them form
ing a handsome centerpiece.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of
J. =. VIII AVE a Kensington at the
nome of Mrs. z. J. Harmon. $50 West
North Temple, Thursday afternoon.
Friends are invited to attend
n unique surprise party was given
in honor Of the return home of Mrs.
II G.. Galaher of Denver ON the even
ing of April p al the home of her
motner Mrs r. Parsons, whom she is
visiting Tor the summer.
A very pleasant surprise party was
slven in honor OF Miss Ada Gordy at
the home OF Miss Uleta Smith, FRIDAY
evening. The evening was spent Ina
games and music. A very interesting
solo was rendered by Mt. Bert PIER
pott. after which refreshments we're
served.
Hiss Loretta Woodbury. entertained
"a large anal jolly crowd of her girl and
boy friends from the city Friday even
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ehrate her fifteenth birthday. The
evening was spent i'm 2 social and mu-
steal Hay One IF the chief features Of
She evening was a solo by Miss Ella /
Woodbury. After the programme
dainty and delicious refreshments were
servec
TIE Misses Balm gave a very pleas
ant entertainment az their hCme, 9Sh
Second street. Wednesday evening. The
rooms we've daintily decorated IN PINK F.
and green. Delicious refreshments /
were served. Tie iavited guests were.
1lF. and Mrs. Porcher. NJ. and Mrs. /
eole air and Airs. West, Miss Ida
elds. Miss Anna Fields, Miss Mary
lelds. Miss Sorenson and Miss Auder-
son
Mie@ RUBY Wown was pleasantly
surprised by a number OF her friends
Friday evening. nj the nome nj the
Misses Nordvall. 1926 East Second
south VGe rooms were daintHV deco
rated iD pink. green and white. while (
carnations and Germs also formed a part /
IF the decorations. Delicious refresh
ments were served after which dancing 4
was the most pleasant feature -of the
evening.
LAST Monday evening. at the Bruins
wick. a merry little bowling party was
give1 BY Nr. 7. ]. Morris in honor Of
Mr r. IS Phippen, who leaves shortly /
7or an extended trip through Idaho.
Those present were, Messrs. T. J.
Norris. M. l. Butler and E. IS. Phip-
pens the Misses Hattie McKeler, lIay