The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09


Is-z Flowers. George Trayner. Rob
Franklaud. George Everett, Ernest
Brazier, Fred III H. John Powell, A
z. Youngbcrd.
Wasatch division, No. 90 Locomo-
tive Engineers, and Ladies auxiliary,
viii give a joint BAH ON the 18th of
March They nope to make it grand
success.
4 farewell party viii be given IN
honor Of Mr.. Hyrum Selander and Mr.
Luther TWi,ehell ia che Sixteenth ward
meeting house Wednesday evening
March J.. at o clock. The young men
depart on missions and would like their
many friends and acquaintance to be
present.
Claude Cannon was delightfully."- sur
prised by a number Of his friends at
his home. "A North First West street, on
Friday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent playing games, after
which delicious refreshments We're
served. The guests We're the Misses
Bessie Felt. ina Smith, Emily Barnes,
Louetts Brown. Ada Brown, Jennie
Leaver Mamie Silver. Gelnie Silver.
Elizabeth Cannon, Louise Cannon, Alice
Cannon. L. c. Taylor: Messrs. George
Cannon, Quayle Cannon. John Can
non, Woodruff Cannon, Radcliffe Can
non, Frank Cannon, Harold Grant VIII
Hardy. Clifford Young, A. d. Pierson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Minor were de-
lightfully surprised at their home, q
East Sixth South, Thursday evening.
Progressive Oregon Short Line was
played Messrs. Harry Goddard and
Real Brown were the prize winners.
Punch was served throughout the
game. after which refreshments were
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. David McRae. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cod
darQ. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Piper, Mrs.
J. w lawson Misses Anna Minor
Kate Hanson, LeOna Goddard. Ethel
McRae, NIessrs. W.N Sellers and Real
Brown
Master Herman BrOberg very pleas
antly entertained a few of his friends
and schOolmates at his home Wednes-
day afternoon, the occasion being his
eighth birthday. The time was spent
fl games and other amusements. Dam
" refreshments were served. Those
present were. Misses GeIeve Wright,
Charlse Mumreord, Dorothy Cannon.
celia Smith, Louise Ellerbeck, Marian
EllerbeCk, Stella BrOberg, Hazel Bro
berg; Masters Mum Cannon, Harold
Jensen. Roy Darrell, Frank HOsick,
Leslie Broberg and Herman Broberg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. IT. A. Smith entertained
very deliberately on Wednesday even
ing. The time was pleasantly spent in
music and games after which refresh
ments were served. Professor Giles
favored the company with a musical
and Mesdames J. Davis, Y. 7. Halliday,
J. Rees, H. Z. Giles. z. A. Wilson. An
drew Gallagher, Joseph Barlow. DR..
Stauffer, O. Woodruff, John Davis;
Misses Jennie ana Ida Davis, Dora
Pugsley. Edna Smith: Messrs. Mervin,
Gilbert and Albert Davis and Alma
Smith.
a most delightful card party was
given at the home Of MI and Mrs. Job
White, = West First North street,
Tuesday evening. The first prizes were
won b. Mrs. F. w. BlaiklOck and Mr.
harrington. Mrs. L. c. Duncan and Mr..
George Meeks carried off cOLsOla-
tiOn hOnOrs Guests were: Mr.. and
1Irs. George Meeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Chapman Duncan, Mr.. Carl Valentine,
Mrs. SAMSON, Mrs. F. W. BlaiklOck,
Mrs. c. P. WINS, Misses Lulu Benzon,
May Mccoy; Messrs. Jack Ryan, c.
T. White, B. R. Bowman and Mr.. Bow
man. The hostess was ably assisted by
Mrs. ClOmenia Pratt WINS
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A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s
Ebert on Wednesday last in honor of
their eldest son, George Cards were
played and refreshments served. Those
present were: Miss Lille Meyer, A. J.
Price. Miss Rose Meyer, F. D. Borland,
Arthur Meyer Miss Anna Edwards,
Mrs. Clara w Smith, J. A. Ferbrache,
Mrs. NJ. J. Ferbrache. Mrs. F. w. Owl
att Mr.. F. ". Oviatt, Miss Nettie
Winward Miss Eva Gilberg. Miss
Sarah Ackerman. Miss Irene Taylor,
Miss Pearl Cliff. Miss Gertrude HOrs-
ley. Miss Stella Margetts, Mr. George
Meyer. Mr.. Alex Winward, Mr. Fred
ErriXton, Mr.. Joseph Taylor, Mr.. Viii
liam CTyder, Mrs. Meyer.
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A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. c.. W. AIidgIey last even
ing by his relatives and friends. An
enjoyable time with plenty OF music.
songs and dancing was passed till a
late hour
Emong those present were Mrs.
Thomas AIidgley. Mt aud Mrs. G. W.
1li0gley, NJ. and Mrs. Thomas T. Wis
sing, Mr.. and Mrs Pen AIidgIey. Mr.
and MIS-. William Perry, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. H. Bod7u, Nr. and Mrs. w c. A.
Missing, Mr. and Mrs. W. c. A. Vissing.
Jr-, Nh. and Mrs. J. B. Vissing, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Glenn, Mr.. john Murray.
Air. Josh Midgley, Mrs A Bettinger. (
AIT. j. Bettinger. Mr.. Rex Midgley, Mr..
Van Midgley. Miss May Midgley. Miss
Lizzie Andrews, Miss Ethel Andrews.
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Among the pleasant affairs Of the
week for" the little folks was the party
given by AIRS. William G.. Romuey. 271
Fourth street, i'm honor of the eighth
birthday of her daughter Venus Dolly.
The parlors were prettiiy decorated
with flowers and the afternoon was
passed with music, games. ETC. and
each il, le guest was presented with an
RpprOpr.ate souvenir. The little hos
tess was presented with many pretty
presents. Among the little guests
present were: Annie Staines. Francis
Clayton, Venus Romney, Amy Farms /
worth, Olive Rathman, Jessie Bruback
Sarah ROmney Dorothy Jennings, /
Ruth spence, Margaret Romuey. .Retta /
Young, Grace Mead, Lavon Browning. I
Nerva Young, Sybil Anderson. Annie
Rust, Angelina Tingey, Lawrence
Trip, Lincoln ROmney. Walter Moul-
ton. Vernon Saville, Chisholm Staines, /
Vaughn Clayton. Clyde Edmunds.
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The fifth OF the series of dancing par
ties given by the Billie club at the
Ladies Literary club rooms last
Wednesday was pleasantly enjoyed by
the Misses Hazel Beatie. Emily Whit
ney, Clara Smith. Ethel Felt. Mamma
Chaplin, Bessie Felt r. Smith. Eleanor /
Engier. Millie Maddox. Mile Hansen.
Blossom Mitchell Dot DIVER Daisy
Dalton. Hazel Grant, May Greene, Til
lie Larson, LUella Stewart. Chloe Bit