The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15

church edifce corner Twenty fourth
and Lincoln avenue-Services II a. M,
subject God. the PTeserver of Man"
Sunday school 1915 a. m: wednesday
evening meeting 8 p. m. All invited
Free reading rooms suite. 212 Eccles
building; open daily from to ) D. IN.
All welcome.
Gospel Mission. 245S Washington ave
nue.-Services Sunday at 1880 .. m;
college meeting next Wednesday at
7:30 p. NJ; strawberry festival next
Tuesday night at the church, All well
come.
Social Notes.
Mrs. Thomas A. Whalen gave a
dainty Kensington on Friday, which is
the first of a number of that kind to
be given by this lady in the future to
her many friends. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with deep red
roses.
on Thursday last a pink and white
luncheon was given by Mrs. T. J. Kie-
sci, roses being used for the eolors.
This is the firstgOf a number Of similSr
ones to be given by this lady.
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A pleasant afternoon party was pro-
vided by Mrs Martin Cullen for her
friends last Thursday, this particular
party being complimentary 10 Mrs.
Jesse Cullen of Nevada. her daughter
in-law. Mrs. 9. NJ. Andrews won the
prize at cards, while Mrs Poppewell
had to be content with the consolation
prize.
A reception was rendered Mr.. David
Jensen clerk of the municipal court,
and his wife on Wednesday evening.
they having been married that day in
the Salt Lake temple Only the close
relatives of the young people were in
attendance.
The Sacred Heart Alumni association
viii meet o. Wednesday. June is, in
the NJ. E. church parlors. to close up its
business for the past year.
The Child Culture club met at the
residence Of William c. Wright on Fri
day. June s, at which Mrs Cock read
d paper on Accuracy" The paper
was ably discussed. after which a par
tial report on the biennial held in Los
Angeles was given by Mrs. r. T. Hill
lizard. Mrs. Lafayette Farley rendered
two solos. The club will meet next
Friday at the home Of Mrs. S. S.
Smith.
On Wednesday and Friday last
euchre parties were given by Mrs. Jo-
seph 5. Peery to her many friends,
Miss Louise Peery assisting in the en-
tertainment Of the guests. Mrs. Peery's
home was transformed into q veritable
&C..
japanese baskets were given as SOU
venirs to the fifty-six guests in at
tendance at the first party.
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Miss Augusta Sievers of Herculan-
cum. Mo-, is visiting with Mrs s T.
Laird and Mrs. Fletcher of Lafayette
avenue.
Mrs. Henry Crum OF Battle Mountain,
New. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ".
A. Cheek.
Mrs. J. s. Corlew entertained a num-
Der of her friends at euchre yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs Emma Huddleston has returned
from an extended visit east.
Mrs. COnrOy and children and Miss
Ella Conroy left for California on Fri
day.
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Mrs W. r. White and Mrs. McClain
of Salt Lake spent Thursday with Mrs.
Adolph Schansenbach.
Mrs. J. Hurst and daughter, Flor
ence, left for Central City. Neb. on
Thursday last, to be gone for the sum-
mer months.
The Episcopalian ladies served an
excellent luncheon to their many
friends at the guild rooms last evening.
Mrs. J. J. Cullen win leave this
for San Francisco. having
spent an enjoyable time on her visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cullen of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Kiesel, jr., arrived
Friday evening from California on
visit to Mr.. KieseIs parents.
Mrs. Thomas Davis entertained a
number Of her friends Tuesday after
noon where they made the acquaint- /
anee Of Mrs. Elliott of Sacramento. a |
sister of their hostess. A guessing
contest and lunch furnished amuse- /
ment and refreshment to those who at |
tended.
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The dancing party given by the We /
Der Stake academy at Lester park Fri !
day night under the direction of Pro
lessor Conley was largely attended. and t
all spent a pleasant evening in dancing 1
Music was furnished by the new eight /
piece orchestra.
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Shorts orchestra will give a series Of /
dances at the Utah Hot Springs, be /
ginning on Wednesday, June IS.
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Miss Seaman Of the Madison. school.
by four Of her pupils. /
Zina Jackson, Florence .WoolIey. Pearl !
Stratford and Nelly Bluth. spent an en-
ioyable day at Malan's Heights on