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

tifully decorated with ferns, smilax
and American Beauty roses. After a /
few games of sixty three a delicious !
spread was served. The guests of the /
occasion were the Misses Ruby Nc |
Evan. Laura II. Young, Isa Oswald /
Irene Emery. Jeanie Terry. Matte Null /
lett Alice Galloway and Mrs. Dudley /
Rich.
The members OF the Green Pastime |
club were delightfully."- entertained on |
Friday afternoon by Mrs. w $ Jones |
of Il NJ street Euchre was the game |
played. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Barthel |
We're the prize winners Music was /
enjoyed and dainty refreshments were
served. The guests were: MesdameS
Barthel. Boyd, Green, Putnam. Mosley,
Bell. Sholtz, Benson Harvey. Wood, !
Howver, Downing, Edwards, Hammer
Benedict, La Forgee
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Brown enter
tanned at their home, 729 East Sixth
South street Thursday evening IN
honor of her brother, Mr.. Oscar H
Quinn, who is visiting his native city
after an absence of many years in
European countries. About forty guests
were present and high five was en-
loved till 10 O'Clock, when dainty re-
freshments were served. after which
q musical programme was given, Mrs
Frank Br0wning's solos being espee-
tally enjoyed.
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Miss Mary ST. Clair gave j party
in honor of Luella Alexander, Miss
Flora Moore and Miss Flora Twelves
Of Provo. Those present were: Mrs. P.
St. Clair, Mrs. G. A. Livingston, Mr.
T E. Schefski Mr.. ]. NJ. McKenna,
Miss Erma ST. Clair. Mr.. Billie Keet-
ing Miss Luella Alexander, Mr.. Eugene
Siers Miss Lulu Buckle, Mr.. Jess Paul.
Miss Flora Twelves. Miss Flora Aoore.
Miss Sarah Livingston, Miss May st.
Clair Sixty-three and high five were
the games played.
Mr.. and Mrs W S Romney gave
delightful musicale and social last
Wednesday evening, in honor of their
niece Miss Minnie Folsom, who lately
returned from New York, where she
has been studying music the past year.
About sixty friends greatly enjoyed the
fine programme rendered by Miss Fol
som, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edwards, Mr..
Thomas Ashworth, Miss Sue Clark and
/ two delightful tots, Misses Edwards
and Raleigh. After the programme
dainty refreshments were served.
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The reception rendered to the Nc
Kean post and corps, G. a. r., by Mrs.
w H. Jones on Wednesday evening
of last week was one of the most bril-
/ liant affairs in the history of the order
in Salt Lake City. The spacious rooms
of the hostess home were filed with
happy people. An excellent musical
! It-
Elizabeth Davis. Mr. 7. E. Harper
and Mr.. viii Davis. Miss Deane gave
a reading. Refreshments were served,
the hostess being assisted by Mesdames
Pease, Gaby. Farrell. Johnson, Hills,
1 Heiss. SOuthgate and Short.
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\ number of friends of Mr.. w. H
1 Culver surprised that gentleman al his
home in Darlington on Monday night
the occasion being the anniversary Of
his birth. a most delightful evening
was spent at games. music and singing
Among those present were. the follow
s ing: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Ford Mr.. and
q Mrs E H. Brewster Mr.. and Mrs
Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs Z. G. Holding, Mr. and Mrs. I
Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin VIII
SON Mr.. J. Timnfs. Mrs. Purt, Mis-;
Holding, Miss Swensen, Mr.. Swensen
Mr.. Timms and others.
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: Miss Mabel Eccles was pleasant!
surprised a her home. I37 East Elev
: enth South, on Friday. The evenin:
: was delightfully."- spent in games anC
! music. At 1890 dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Pearl Williams. Nina Bever
4 idge. Hazel Allen, Ethel Robbery. Ad;
7 Adams. Ethel Newton, Josie Priestly
: Lnlieth Smith and Christie Stayner
f Messrs. oliver Loveland, Vivian Snow
. | Oliver Meredith Joe Stayner, Irvini
t Fairbanks and Ray Cromar; Mr.. an
' Mrs Joseph Price and Mrs. Helen II
5 Stayner.
Messrs. Alden Bishop, Henry James
= Alvin Thompson. Walter Christopher
S son. members of the Moonlight Spoon
s ers' club. gave a bOb-sleigh ride to tn
other members of the club. After IN
= ride was over the club was invited [
[ the home of Miss Katie WOodbur,
|, where the rest Of the evening wa
d spent in games. Those who rode in IN
/. cracker box were Miss Katie and Lor
d eta Woodbury.. Miss Ella Christopher
son. Miss Matte, Miss Jennie Obray
Miss Myrtle Eardley. Miss Lvie Brad
n AbANs MISS INdAtC tIdUhUl- MISS IkODEnl
: SprCul: Messrs. Henry James. JOSep
y Tingey. jT-. Thomas Harr, AIvi
o Thompson and Alden Bishop.
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g The L and l crystal club was spleT
d didly entertained Thursday evening {
- the home Of Mr. and Mrs W H. Guive
l. a. the corner OF Second and T street
IS The hostess received the clubs usui
presentation of crystal ware. Ferr
and CaTn2tiOns were conspicuous in II
$ parlOr, where high five was the attra,
d ton. First prizes were awarded
/ Mrs. Branch and Mr.. Culver: secon
d 10 Mrs. D. Galacher and Mr.. Branc'
T. The guests were then ushered into Il
z dining room. where an Ella borate SUI
l. per was enjoyed amid much mirth al
5 satisfaction. Amusing games were el
D. jOyed till a late hour. when the clu
: adjourned 10 meet in two weeks wit
Mrs. ; D. Ford.
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= a very delightful event was Il
z piano recital given by the Dur5ls