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

perlng about forty and chaperoned by
MeSdames j Is. Bushnell and Kate
Randolph, invaded the home of Mrs.
L. = Camomile on Monday evening
last and scattered dun care to the
winds for several hours. The party
was in the nature Of a surprise, and
most complete &c was. After refresh
merits were served. prizes for the best
sustained characters were awarded to
Miss Clara ellison as "Topsy' aud Mr..
sam Randolph as Hot Tamale."
The L & + Crystal club enjoyed a
very pleasant meeting at the home Of
sir. and Mrs. c.. a Strickland ON
IhurSday evening. High hve was the
feature OF the early evening" frsrprizes
being secured by Mrs. I. Harvey and
at. T. G. Holding. second By Mrs ID
Oalaeher and Mr.. J. Timms. After
itlfesnments the usual ~sociabilfties of
tne club were engaged in until a late
nouf- when the club adjourned to meet
m Two weeks with Mrs. J. Harvey.
Miss Ellen Ensign entertained a few
% her friends informally Friday even
ING at cards. Prizes were won bv Miss
Kate Rogers and Art Haigb. The mar
lefs were ta%stefully decorated with
roses, carnations and ferns. Those
present were the Misses Edith Drae-
her, Kate Rogers, Ehie Wilson. Ethel
ltogers, Kitty SqUires, Ella Fischer.
irene Squlres; Messrs. Art Haigh. Sid
smith, Roy Williams, Joe Sheets Rob
wilson, Roy Chamberlain. SDence
squires, Harold Orlob.
g . +.
on saturday afternoon. at his home
y Kendall terrace. Master Earl Bali
entertained a few of his d friends
Ia honor of his third birthday. After
games on che lawn, refreshments wera
served In the dining room. which vas
very prettily decorated with naIms
ferns and White carnations. Those
present were, Margaret Thomas Mend
Thomas Ruth Chambers. Lonnie VIII
son ana EValyu and Ruth Clark of
colorado Springs. Master Beverly
chambers Waston Chambers. Jack
Ihomas Harry Thomas. Porter Wilson
and EarI BAH.
reception was given BY the Misses
Necy Ensign and Edith Williams at
the home Of Miss Ensign Friday even
ms April -. in honor Of Dir. Sam Gus
taYes9n, who recently returned from a
lhrse years mission in Germany.
Palms n cut flowers were used in
great p~rofusiOn. Interesting games
and music were great features of the
evening until q late hour, after which
a delicious supper was served in the
spacious dining room. Head prizes
were awarded the Misses Claire VIII
llams and Prissie Livingston. and
Speery Lawson. The consolation prize
was given AIr. August Thomston.
LAST wednesday evening a very Sc
lect bowling party was given al the
brunswick. The party had the exclu-
aNe use OF the alleys from $50 to II
p m very large scores were not a
feature of the evening, but this little
matter did not mar the pleasure Of
me evening. AT II o'clock the party
departed for the Tavern. Those pres-
eht we're MesSrs- Frank Brazier.
Lawrence Mariger. c. W. Olsen. T. T.
Chesney, H. j. Faust. jr.. W. y. VIM
mer, the Misses Winifred Hardy. Lydia
Wyler, Lyle Winner. Lyls Judd. Ida
Flygare n Laura McAuister.
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ar. and Mrs. W. s. Montgomery gave
an enjoyable at home" Thursday
evening at their residence, 6 Capitol
avenue, in honor of Mrs. Montgomerv,s
birthday. Progressive Might've was
the amusement OF the evening. ana
prizes we've awarded the lucky winners.
after which refreshments were served.
Those present We're. .Mesdames New
man, Swart Rothwell, Thorne. Cole.
Sloan, Keyes. HIGGINS and Henderson,
Misses Field, Ada Field, Johnson. Mar
tina Johnson. HsnzOn, Tsrbet and Ben
bough, Dean Eddie, DIR. Anderson.
Messrs Pierce. NesmanA Swart Roth
Wen ThOrne, Cole and Keyes.
81 90
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mr. George +. Richards, IT.. BIZ
a number Of friends Wednesday even
ing at the home of Miss Mary Richard
son. 43e South Second West street. d.
da1cing being the feature Of the even
ing At II p. IN delicate refreshments
were served by Mrs David A"fargetts
and Mrs. w. u. Richardson. The
guests were entertained by piano solos
from Misses Gertrude Hartman Eva
Richardson, Maggie Condie and Mary
Richardson.
Those present were: Misses Blanche
Irvine, Florence Pratt. Jennie Peterson,
Mamie Callister. Lizzie Meilstrup. Ma
bel Brown. May COmbaW. Eva Richard
son, Gertrude Hartman. Winnie Rigby.
Mabel James. Maggie Condie and Mary
Richardson. Messrs. Farley O.. James.
Earl Learer, Arthur Sweuson. James
Watson. Andrew Burt, lie Grand Rich
ards, Robert VanderhoOf. Oscar Ryd-
vail. Thomas COndie. George T. Rich
ards, jr-, and Ar. and hrs. David Mar
gets.
Mrs, Mabel Park Thomas entertained
on Wednesday in honor Of her guest.
Mrs John Allan Park Of Oakland. Cal.
Delightful musical numbers were rem
dered by Miss Aura Rogers. Fred
Midgley. little Miss Give and Mrs j.
A. Park. About forty guests enjoyed
the event. which was q pleasant one In
all respects. Beside the guest Of hon
or, among those present were. Mrs. y.
4. Empey, Mrs. r. Mogle, Mrs. Minnie
}. Snow. Mrs. G. p. Pyper, Mrs, II. A.
Sears, Mrs. NJ. MOyle, Mrs. II. ]. Dra-
ney. Mrs. A, II. Cannon, Mrs H. G..
Whitney, Mrs. Ralph Savage. Mrs. w.
G. Give. Mrs. Rulon s. Wells, Mrs. G.
p. Wo0lley, Mrs. r. J, Beer. Mrs. Da-
vid Dean Mrs d. w. James. Mrs.
Horne. Mrs. Henry James, Mrs. s. A.
Kenner. Mrs. a. J. Gray. Mrs. @. Rog-
erS. Mrs. Matte Tingey. Mrs w Best,
Mrs. jed Give. Miss Campbell. Miss
Rogers. Miss Evans, Bliss Sauires, Miss
HoigneZ. Mrs. Hamilton Midgiey. Mrs.
Thee Burton. 8Irs. a. IT. Park. Mrs. j.
II. MidgIey, Airs. Frank Wilcox
The ladies of ST. Marys cathedral
gave of the most successful socials
in the history of the society at the res
idenCe of Mrs n. p. Dooley, 3i5 South
Fourth East street, last Thursday
evening. april "a. The spacious rooms
Of This handsome home were pgDpcial-