The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23

spending the past three months in Cal
!. ifornla, has returned home.
Misses Emma Sanderson and Mayme
Knock have moved to 63 West Fifth
South. where they viii be at home aft
er Feb "a.
Mrs. J. C. Nye of Ogden is in the
city for the meeting of the D. A. r.
She viii be the guest Of Mrs. Breeder
during her stay.
Mrs. Percy Somers-C Cocks, accompa-
MED by her mother and little dough
ter. left last Monday for London, where
she viii make her home
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The French section viii meet Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock at the club
house. The subject for conversation
Will be Madame Recamier.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Linsley of Spo-
kane are in the city, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. ". Watson. NJ and Mrs.
Linsley will make their home in Salt
Lake.
The members of the First NJ. f.
church viii give a Baby show" az the
church Darlors next Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. W. P. Noble left last night, ac-
companied by his daughters, for San
Francisco, whence they Will sail short
~ for Honolulu
The Ladies Aid society Of the Central
Christian church will be entertained
al Kensington Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Marley. 145 South
Fourth East.
The history section meets Thursday
morning al 10 o'clock. Mrs. Boggs
VII treat the French revolution in its
1arly stages. The subject for the one
minute talks is Madame De Stahl.
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Mrs. Herman and her son. Mr.. Aus
tic X. Tiernan, leave this morning for
California where Mrs. Tiernan Will
visit for some weeks. Mr.. Tiernan will
go from there to his home in Portland.
The music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii meet Wednesday morn
ing at the club house at 10 o'clock. The
composer for special study is Grieg
Mrs. Graham f. Putnam win have
charge of the section during the abb
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L. L. KimbaH. ACCOMPANIED bv mis-
wife and aged mother, leave tomorrow
for a two months trip through Cali
tornia and Arizona. Old lady Kimball
VIII enjoy trip in palace cars over a
country through which she passed on
horseback over fifty years ago.
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Mrs. W. S. Barnes of 5l4 Second
street delightfully."- entertained the So
cial club on Thursday afternoon. De-
llcious refreshments were served on
tables prettiIy decorated in pink and
white carnations. Miss Julia Jones
furnished excellent music.
Miss Margaret Ryan entertained a
lew of her friends on Friday at her
home The evening was mainly musical
and a pleasant time was passed. Re
freShments were served. Those present
were Margaret Ryan. Kitty tombstone
Margaret Summerhays, Ruby Young,
Quayle Cannon, Dale Pitt, Will McGiI-
livray Will INITIAL, Than Smith and
Ashley Wallace.
The Book. sociaT' at the East Side
Baptist church Friday evening was
well attended, there being d fine pro-
gramme rendered, which was a patri-
otic one. The solo entitled Just Be
fore the Battle" sung by Miss Minnie
NOVEL;, was especially fine. The social
was for the building up of our Sunday
school library. The contributions were
very generous. Those making a con-
tributiOn were presented with a small
Ratchet in honor of George Washing
ton.
Miss Grace Skidmore entertained at
a Washington party Friday evening.
Cards were the feature of the even
ing, first prizes being won by Miss
Abbie Craiger and Mr.. H. A Hanson.
In guessing contest prizes We're
awarded to Miss Minnie Winget and
Mr.. Ed Pearson Those present were
the Misses LOring, Kinney, Winget. |
Craiger, Peterson, Mott, MantOr Flor
ance Gushing, SkidmOre; Messrs Par
sons, Hull, Schmier. Hanson, Mariger,
Gray, Rhydval, Skidmore.
Tuesday afternoon the members of
the Social club were delightfully."- en-
By Mrs. J. H. Hamlin of SOC
North Second West street. DmiLg the
afternoon Miss Julia Jones rendered
several beautiful solos in most
charming manner. The piano selections
Of instrumental music by Mrs Ham
IN were greatly appreciated Delicious
were served on lastly
decorated tables. and all present spent
a most enjoyable afternoon.
On Monday evening the AIisogynisIs'
club gave a whist party, the last of a
series of games to decide the club
Messrs. Clyde Bailey
and Archie Sheppard, Tom jackson and
Rufus Johnson were the final contest
ants, the former two being awarded
he cups-tin quart ones. appropriately
decorated with club colOrs. Others
present were: Harry Ball, julie McMur-
IN, VIII McGiHivray, Will Ball, Ripley
Johnson, Jack Horne, Colley Stayner,
Leslie Spence and Jay Johnson.
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MI William Jones was given a most
surprise on Thursday even
ng, it being his 10Th birthday. Chill
iren, grandchildren, great-grandchil- !
iren and a few friends TO the number
If eighty were present. After partak-
ng of splendid supper the evening
vas most pleasantly spent in music /
singing and games. At midnight.
after everyone present had had most /
enjoyable time, and after wishing
Grandpa Jones many happy returns of Z
he day, the guests returned to their
homes. The party took place at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Fanny
7idd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll enter
aimed at a most enjoyable dinner /
larty last Sunday evening at their /
lone on East Fourth South street. The [
affair was in honor Of their old friend |
md former schOOlmate of Mr.. Car /
oil. Mr.. James Anderson of LIVERPOOL. !
england. Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Car /
oil are members Of the Masonic fra /
ernity and friends of long years
standing. Mr.. Anderson is one of the /