The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02
! Misses Breeder and Stevenson.
/ Van Bcunt and Lieutenant Berry.

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The Unitarian church will give q
parish supper next Tuesday evening al
CEristensen's hall. All people who ar5
interested in the Unitarian movement
are invited to attend.
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a farewell social was given Thursday
evening at the Eleventh ward meeting
house in honor Of Miss Matte Read
who left yesterday for Germany tC
continue her musical studies.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Israel entertained
a stall party at Martha" Wednesday
evening. Their guests were MIR. and
I Mrs. Burrows Mrs. auckland, Dr.
KirkwOod and Mr.. Vert Bingham.
a large and enjoyable reception was
given at the Westminster Presbyterian
church last Tuesday night in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. George Bailey, who
leave early in the week for Washing
ton, =, c.
Wednesday. at the home of her pa
rents on Pear street, occurred the mar
I riage Of Miss Emily Farnes to Mr..
/ George G. Smith of Logan. The bride
is well known here as a teacher in the
city schools,
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Miss Breeder was the hostess at a
delightful little dinner party Friday
/ evening, at which the guests were the
/ Misses Mcintyre and Stevenson, Mr..
/ Van Brunt, Lieutenant Berry and Mr.
/ Roscoe Breeder.
Miss Ida ]. Petty and Mr.. James r.
! Ross of wells. New, were united in
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Paden OF the First Presbyterian
church. The young couple are visit
ing in Ogden before leaving for their
home in Nevada.
Miss Inez Van SAINT entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at the Mani
tou. Covers were laid for eight The
invited guests We're Misses Wick, Fran
ces Lowe. Marjory Jacobs, Mae O'Neil.
Helen Boes. Emily Richards, Florence
Lears and Helen Jennings,
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Miss Minnie Lynn entertained the
fan-Tan club last evening at her home.
me guests OF the evening We're Misses
Celia McCTeady, Claudia SchofieId.
Blanche Cherry, Margaret Donnellan,
Harriet Cohn, ana Messrs- Moore,
Bergstrom. Bradbury, F. Moore, Paul
and Brown.
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A home wedding took place last
Tuesday evening, when Miss Libby NJ.
Saren and Mr.. o. ]. Reese were united
IN matrimony. The ceremony was per-
formed az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Little. Mr. and Mrs. Reese will
be at home to their friends after March
10 at the Church farm.
A new social organization has been
formed among the younger set in So
clety, consisting OF the following young
ladies'; 3liSs Clare Dougall Miss Tes-
sic Williams, Miss Emily whitney.
Miss Hazel Beatie, Miss Melissa Smith.
Miss Glare Smith, Miss Bessie Felt.
Miss Dorothy Dryer. Miss Sarah VII
liams.
Mr.. M1ke1 D. Smith entertained the
TWenty-ninth club at his home on East
Fifth South on Wednesday evening.
Feb. Is. His guests were. Chester
Pratt, Bish Headburg. Jack Hume, Sir
Alex Pringle, Sheep WooIeey. Rosco /
Groo, Dutch CSpters, LOngfellow VIZ
kInSon and Dir AIDE BOckhOlt
Some Of the friends Of Mr. William
J Yard gathered at his home last Tues
day evening and enjoyed a pleasant 1
party in honor Of the forty-eighth /
birthday of their host Among the /
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. W J. New /
man, Mr. ana Mrs. Walter J. Lewis, /
Mr. and AIRS. Wilcox. and Dir. and /
Mrs. s. 4. Love.
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The NJ. I. associations OF the Twelfth 4
ward viii give a dancing party in the 1
Ladies Literary club house next !,
Thursday evening. The committee
having the affair IN charge consists Of /
the following: Mabel Derrick, Emma /
Darlington, Elma Young, Millie Ward 4
rope. Ellen Tibbitts. George Midgley. !
Earl Hardy Clifford Young.
The members of the Oak Leaf club
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. james
DlnWoodey Friday evening, and a most
enjoyable time was spent by all pres
enU. The prizes were china paintings
done by the hostess and we're won by
Mrs. Hanna. Mr.. c. II. Jenkins and
Mrs w. ). Barnes The club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Needham on
March Is
The marriage Of Miss Sadie Brown to
Mr. H /. Schwartz took place last
sunday evening at the home Of Mr.. /
and Mrs. Hesselbsrg The ceremony
was very Impressive one and was
performed by Rabbi Louis Reynolds.
the bride being given away by her ia
Their, Mr.. I. Brown o. Los Angeles. NJ. /
and Mrs Schwartz left Immediately
Tor the west, where they viii make
their home.
Mrs. Burt Hill entertained Informally
at cards Wednesday evening, the rooms
being prettily decorated in pink and
green roses and carnations. Assisting
in receiving We're Mrs. J. J. C6lIett and
Miss Lillian Xoupgberg The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames ]. r.
Rush, D. Lewis. 3. Carter. {. Smith. /
K Oswald. F. West g. Bates. C. G..
NIrick. : Lester. J. J. ColIett. Mes
lanes Wilcox. Clock and Mitchell.
Misses Youngberg and Harvey, Messrs.
G. Lavage and G. Woods.
The members OF company II of The
G L. spent d delightful social even
rs Friday AZ che smoker which was
gwen IN their rooms. Many friends Of
ne members considered themselves
ol Any entertained. ana a most pleas
iht evening VAS passed. Among those
y no neiped % add 10 the fun and mer-
lInent o. 5h5 evening were Mr. Bob
kenyon John Trewhela. THE great
e5sher Scott Woodward, Davy Doty.
Or. Best and Ar. Orlob.
1liSs Mary Russell was pleasantly
urprised by a number Of friends on
flcay evening. Games and rnusie /
we're enjoyed, after WhItfs 2 delicious
upper was served Those present were
dlsSes Mary Russell. Hazel and
ethzlia Barker. Annie Taylor. jamie
tlsseii, Laura and Ellie era hfraa
-illllie GretheT Ella Russell. Iva Hsr- I +
son. May KeddingtoD. 3Irs. A. \
,slsseL.. Aessrs. arthur Taylor. Frank
'oier buft thugg. Calvin Barker. Carl / :