The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09

aSle edOly surprised Miss Katie MOui-
2 ton last Wednesday evening at her
. nome on state street. The evening was
spent II a thoroughly informal and de-
AbhIiU4 manner. a mUsical programme
WIS Carrled out by the Misses Emma
ana Nellie Parsons. At a late hour re-
IresAmt7ts were served. Those pres
ent were Mrs. MOultou. Mrs Pucket,
MISS Matte Parsons. Miss Ellen Par
: sons, Mr.. Ernest Parsons. y. Bert
Moulton, Mr.. Pucket, and others.
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one Of the most enjoyable events that
e tile second ward has had for long
C.lle was given Friday night The Oc-
tdSIon was dance given under The
auspices Of the Z. NJ and Y L. NJ l.
a. Great credit is due the committee.
n j. smith, Erin Quist. John SPRAY.
mary smith ana Ellen Roose. who had
IHe aHalr IL charge About seventy
i've couples participated 10 the music
oi Larson orchestra. a character ball
Is oiHed for the 9th Of this month.
uiiue4 the SAME management.
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MI and Mrs Benjamin Wilson enter
famed the May club at their home in
harrington on Wednesday evening. The
iOre part of the evening was spent at
cards Mrs. Purt and Mr. Simms
winning first prizes Mrs. J. D. Force
and Mr.. II. NJ. Sadler. second After
serving refreshments some very fine
. Selectlons we're rendered by the guitar
ana mandolin band and singing by the
members of the club. After spending
a very enjoyable evening the club adj
Jourhed TO meet in two weeks at the
residence Of Mr. w. II. Culver.
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MISS Florence FT1.1sr,,or o,-F0,t.s ;,,oI
oeAghuully Friday evening a number
OF her young friends in honor Of her
Dlrthday. In the guessing contest the
IISt prizes were won by Edgarda
WedgeWood and Myron Chandler, and
the consolation by Claire Kelley and
Morton Cheeseman. The guests were
Gracla Rogers, Floyd Lynch. Ruth and
Myron Chandler. Claire Kelley. Bruce
ana Edgarda Wedgewood, Elsie and
irving Truman. Ella and Lulu Harr,
mildred Grissmore, Donald MacLean,
Virginia Miner, Morton Cheeseman.
IieIen Hartley, Harold Peck, Stanley
a very enjoyable surprise party was
given Wednesday evening by Mrs. r.
l. hlng IN honor of Mr.. Kings birth
DAY. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Z. +. Wood Mr. and Mrs.
J Ireganza, Mr.. and Mrs W. e Ware,
Mr. aAd Mrs. Richter. Mr. and Mrs
L. c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gard,
Mrs. La Forge. Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shickel, Mr.. and Mrs Weant, Mr.
and Mrs. link. Mr.. and Mrs. P h
/ CcInor Mr. Chase, Mrs. Rosster and
| Harry Chase.
sixty-three vas the game of the
! evening Prizes were won by Mrs.
| nd
prizes were won by Mrs. Richter and
| Mr.. Scheckel.
One of the pleasant affairs of the
week was a surprise party given 70
Howard Vincent at his home on We'd
nesday evening. The most enjoyable
features of the evening were selections
from n graphOphOne, containing all the
latest coon songs and talks by "Uncle
JOSH etc. High five was also in or
der. Those invited were Messrs. O.
Peterson and X. McCasIin: Misses E.
McConnie. Belle Carnahan. Hunter.
Young, Skidmore, Brown, A. Bettinger.
Hazel Bowman. Florence Trip. 8.
Vincent; MesS.s. n Pierce. Carl Rey-
nolds. T. Butler O'Lynn. s Brown.
| George Willis r. Jones. King. A.
Dukes, o. Peterson, H. Coles, Charles
Coles, J. Bloomfield, T. Jackson, H.
Vincent, r. Strong, J. Budd
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A very pleasant surprise party was
given Ut the hoIl. Of Miss Alice F.
Castleton, S2S Second street, in honor
of her fourteenth birthday TUESDAY
evening. Feb. 4. Games were INDUCED
in, and dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were the Misses
Alice and Ivy CastletOn Edna and
TTlovaf,ca act1pfor4 Merle a ctTofoa,
Nellie Mathison, Elvina Foulger, Alice
Hulburt Alma Peterson. Monte Ber-
ryman Tilda Orlob. Laura Shore. Car
rol Burt Pearl CIissOld. Sarah Bench.
Edna Larson Silba Coonlhs. Messrs.
Jay and Ruion Castleton. Alfred Gum.
Frank Gum, Golden Young, Albert and
Lorenzo Coles. Emil Larsen, Ralph
Poulton. Lynn Young. Charles Card
well. Richard Cofford, John Mathiscn.
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Miss Mary Thomas o. Brigham City,
who for the past two weeks mas been
the guest OF Miss Lucy Kimbal of this
city, was pleasantly surprised by a
number of her friends on Friday even
ing last. The eveIing was enjoyably
spent in playing games, after which
dainty refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Mary Thomas.
Lucy KimbaH. Verna KimbaH, Ethel
Sheppard. May Morrison. Clara Noal
Vera Noal Nellie Haslam, Alice Ed
ward. Alice Fellows. Pearl Fairclough;
Messrs George Morrison, Tom Morri-
son. Roy Nelson. Albert Nelson. Gerald
Lindgreen. Eugene Holiday, Ted
Goodyear, Lawrence KimbaH. Heber
Kimball, MILFORD Amott. Willie Olsen, \
Joe Cardwell. Johnnie Erskine, Norman
Sanders and Willie Vinegar.
on Tuesday evening the home Of Miss
Emma Saunderson was the scene of an
impromptu gathering, the occasion be-
ing a popcorn feast and candy pull,
under the management OF Miss Saun-
derson and Miss Mulvaney. Music and
social chat were INDUCED in and an
enjoyable time was had by all until q
late hour when the gathering broke up,
every one feeling that the evening had
been well spent Those present were:
Mir. and Mrs Lee Saunderson, Daisy.
Harvey. Sarah. Nellie and Jessie Hen
derson. Miss Pyper. Misses Mcclure,
MAY Palmer, Lena Pratt, Atena Smith,
Josie Holbrook. Lena Starbuck, Joe
Starbuck. Charles Palmer, George Man
tel. DR. E. NJ. keysor. c. s. Montgom-
cry. Frank Motley. Jack Whittemore,
Jack Oberson Walter Smith, Charles
Pike. Arthur Hubbard.
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Mrs. D. L. Murdoch entertained Fri
day evening in honor of her daughter,
Norah. Cards were played and those
winning the prizes were Louise Ne
Evan. Marguerite Daynes, Wilbert Jen-
kins and Austin Stayner. The invited
guests were Mary Cannon, Lucy Nais-
bet. Edna Hunter, Ada Stevens. Luz /
ellie Jenkins, NOrinHe Thompson, Ely
tSeary, SybeI Geary. Marion McEwan,
Louise McEwan. Rachel Burton, Lou
Use Spencer Louise Crosby, Genevieve |
Simmons. Hilda Greeson, Hazel Tuck /