The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13


Walter Christopher. Alden Bishop. Al
vim Thomas. Henry James.
Chester p. Hyams was the guest Of
honor at a charming supper given at the
Tavern last Monday pyior to his
departure for New York city. In a
neat speech Theodore Schultz presented
Mr.. Hyams with an elegant walking
stick. a gift from those present, being
a token of the regard in which Mr..
Hyams is held by his friends.
Those who enjoyed a delightful even
ing were: Walter Davis. Roy Price.
James Collins. Theodore Schultz, John
Scheide, Ernest Burton aad James
D. Shaw.
Mrs. Allen entertained at cards Fri
day evening. Among the guests Of
the evening were; Mr.. and Mrs. Dou-
gall. Bishop and Mrs. Whitney. Mr.
and Mrs. George Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
sir. and Mrs. Giles. Mr. Swan
Mrs swan Mr.. and Mrs. George Sims
Mrs. Tessa Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook. Mrs. He
her Young Mrs. Picket. Miss Keep. Mr.
Milton Allen, Captain Wash Young,
Miss Lucille Young. Miss Jean Camp
bell. Mrs. Ella ,Squires, Allen Clawson,
Miss Young Miss Morris. Mrs. Aggie
CampbeIl. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Rogers.
Salt Lake branch No. 602, Knights of
Columbus, gave a card party, followed
by dancing and a musical programme.
at the Ladies Literary club last Mon
day evening. Elegant refreshments
were served during the evening TO
about 200 guests. and everybody had a
very enjoyable time. A feature of the
evenings amusement was the singing
by the G. quartette and several trios by
Miss Harley. Mr.. Crawford and Mr..
charge Of the entertainment were Ed
ward F. Stolzenberger. Edward Nc
Gurrn. r. A. Canning. Thomas Mar
name and James Kirk.
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Miss Eta Tremayne was given a
very pleasant surprise party at her
home last Friday evening. In the
/ early part Of the evening games and
music we're INDUCED in and the latter
part was given to dancing, which was
/ enjoyed by all. At u O'Clock dainty
1 refreshments were served in the dining
room. which was decorated in beautiful
/ flowers. Those who enjoyed the even
! ing were the Misses Eta Tremayne,
/ Ella Mckee Emma. Strack. Anna Ire
mayne. Pearl Wells. Lena Strack and
/ Lester Gabbet, Bert Petite, Ed Olsen,
/ Willard Mitchell and Frank Olsen.
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| Friday afternoon a large and jolly
| crowd of High school boys and girls
were present at the Brunswick and
| spent a merry hour knocking the pins
over. Those. present were Clara En-
! right. Title Larson, Josie Larson, Leon
/ Wiscomb, Ethel Shepard, Laura Bunt-
/ ing. Marion Allen, Louise Madison,
I Edna Edwards, Josie Martin. Louise
/ Bascom, Corydon Higgins Blaine sal
! isbury, Bert Phippen, Frank Manning
] Lawrence Carr, Ed Peterson, TwileT
Z Brown, Ross Brown, Robert Marsh
/ Joseph Fulmer, Oscar Anderson, Cres-
/ tus Trip and Fuller Fowler.
/ A very jolly bowling party was given
/ at the Brunswick Friday evening by
/ MT Harry A. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
/ B. Cook chaperoned the party. The
/ merry bOWleTs had the exclusive use
| Of the hall from to II p. m, at which
I hour they adjourned to the Tavern
| MI Gibson gives another party next
! Wednesday evening at the same hour
/ Those present Friday evening were the
/ Misses Phvbie Hardie, Alice Cunning
/ ham. Josephine BOtsford, Florence
1 Cunningham, Marie Rounds and Mil
bred Cunningham; Messrs. Harry A
/ Gibson. Robert Kenyon. Roy Cunning
ham. Beaumont Coultou, Arthur B
Jebb and Percy KimOns.
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A delightful luncheon was given or
Tuesday by Miss Mary Macleod il