The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-26

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Mrs. Charles Wells viii entertain the
Twentieth Ward Card club mex
Thursday evening.
Thursday next the ladies of Unity
! Circle will give an English tea at the
lone Of Mrs. Husbands.
( Mrs. NJ. a. Breeder entertained at a
| very Informal evening for her sistI,
Mrs. Hurst, on THURSDAY.
yesterday afternoon Mrs Charles l.
! Hoag entertained at a Kensington in
honor OF Mrs. o. A. Konold.
Messrs. VIII George and Charles
Lawrence entertained the Whist club
at tner home Friday evening.
On friday evening the seniors at
Rowland hall entertained at pleasant
dancing party for the Juniors.
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Dean and Mrs. Eddie will entertain
inc members Of st. Marks choir at
| TIE deanery on Wedne 7day evening.
MISS Lulabel Eldredge viii give a
piano recital next Monday evening at
her home, sc East First North street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles G. PIummer en-
ertained the Epworth League at a
pleasant party last Thursday evening.
On Wednesday evening the Brother
mood OF st. Andrew entertained the
daughters OF the King at st. Mark S
deanery.
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Tuesday evening, at her home, Miss
Emma SandersOn will entertain a few
friends with literary games in honor of
her guest, w. Grisking of Iowa.
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Mesdames Hamilton and Trout viii
entertain the ladies' auxiliary to the
3. of J.. Il. and their friends at Ken
sington Thursday afternoon at 6 Car
ter terrace.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Beatty entertained
at a pleasant informal reception in
honor of DR.. John Henry Barrows last
Tuesday evening. They We're assisted
by Mrs. Russell L. Tracy in the dining
room.
Lewis Goodman Eflnger. infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Effinger, was
christened at their home THURSDAY
evening at $50 O'Clock, under a bower
Of American Beauties. by the Rev.
Graebner.
The Christensen soiree was well at
tended last Wednesday. These affairs
MI long felt want as an informal
affair where the patrons may meet
once a week and enjoy a pleasant
dance.
Miss Lolita LOVeSy entertained a few
of her friends at cards on Thursday
evening at her home on Sixth East
street. The following were the win
ners of the prizes: Mrs. Maude Strong.
MIR. Sharp Ottinger, Vira Parkinson
and A. lillian. Refreshments were
served.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie A. Row
ley and Mr.. Frederick Shelton took
place Friday evening, Jan. "a, Bishop
James r. Morgan performing the cere-
mony. The bridal pair received many
well wishes and congratulations from
large number of friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelton viii make their future
home in Park City.
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The next of the series OF varsity
dancing parties will be given at Chris
tensens' Jan. 81. The balls that have
been given so far have been both sue
cessful and pleasant. and the commit
tee intends to spare no effort in keeping
the future parties up to the same stand
ard. Jan. 81. Feb. p and March IA are
the dates of coming varsity balls.
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The young people of Farmers ward
gave an Old-time fancy dress ball on
Friday evening. The costumes worn
were many of them historically con-
nected with the early days of the
state. Miss Ella Woodbury. won the
prize as belle of early Utah and Mr..
r. /. McGhie was the winner of the
gentlemen's prize for the best mems
character. The suit worn by Mr.. Nc
Chic was one belonging to the father
of Professor Toronto Of the university
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The May club spent q pleasant even
ing on Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs I. Harvey on Third East
street, the host and hostess entertain
ing the club in their usual pleasant
way. The following carried off the
hOnors of the evening: Mrs. BENJAMIN
Wilson, Mr.. Z. NJ. Sadler. Mrs. ]. D.
Ford and Mr.. r. G. Holding. After
partaking Of refreshments in the din
ing room. the club adjourned to meet
in two weeks at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Wilson IN Darling
ton.
Miss Lulu Jensen of Waterloo enter
tanned a number of her friends last
Friday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent at cards and various
other games. Musical selections were
rendered by Professor II. 7. Giles. ir..
Miss Agnes Graham, Thomas Thomas
and others. Light refreshments were
served BY Miss Jennie Jacobsen. and
Mrs. II. E. Giles. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Jensen. Mr..
and Mrs. II. T.. Giles, the Misses Agnes
Graham. Selma Evans. Jennie Jacob
son, Annie Tanner of Payson, Eu-
phenia Jacobson, Kate Giles and
Aiessrs. Frank MOusley, VIII Jones. Co
mer Thomas, Dave Block, Thomas
and William Langenbecker.
Miss Ethel Mitchell was pleasantly
at her home. 1877 North Sew
enth West street, by her friends We'd
uesday evening. Music and games
v ere INDUCED in until late hour.
when all partook of refreshments. The
guests were: Misses Ethel Mitchell.
Jean Irvine, Ethel Lees, Edith Giles
pie. Hazrl Ostler. Bertha Gillespie.
Mabel Lavender, Irma Mitchell. Lizzie
Williams, Edna FOrman, Bertha Ed
wards. Mamie Thomas. Florence For
man. Laura Sanders. Ada Vincent. Mel
lie Teakle. Gertrude Lavender and Cora
Messrs. Lawrence Player. BY
ron Howells. Willie Asbridge, Nelson
Blake. Arthur Weather, George Blake.
Gideon Morris, Milo Vincent Horace