The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13

rvited to be present Mrs. Kate
3rideweH Anderson viii assist Mrs.
Putnam.
Mr. and Mrs. willard Squires enter
aimee AIr. Eusif Ankerlniller, advance
agent for Nat c. Goodwin and Maxine
elliot. Wednesday evening.
Woodbine circle No. Il Of the Wood
men of the World VIII give calico
leektie and apron hall in Odd Fellows
aaH mex Thursday evening.
The ladies' auxiliary to the B. Of L.
2. VIII have a Kensington at the home
IF Mrs j. A. Yeats. 673 West South
Temple Thursday afternoon. Friends
are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Felt entertained
II dinner last Sunday i'm honor Of Mr..
Walter Jensen and Miss Sylvester.
Covers were laid sor ten, the table dec
'rations being viole;s
The Oak Leaf club met at the home
IF SIR and Mrs. Brown Thursday
evening. The time was pleasantly
passed with cards and music. Prizes
we're given 10 Mrs. Ed Needham and
VIII Barnes. The club viii be enter
aimed by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Needham
April %.
The young people Of the First Pres
byterian church win give a concert for
he benefit of the building fund next
Thursday evening. They VIII be assist
I'd ~ the Orpheus club, the piano quar-
.ette. Mrs. John Reed, Mr.. COpley. Pro
lessor SHELTON, Miss Damon and Mr.
WCodmansee-
Friday night Miss Mile Wardrop
was the recipient OF a surprise party in
her honor at her home. The evening
was spent i'm music and games, after
which refreshments were served. Those
present We're. Misses Beulah Woolley
aIaude VieU, Daisy Booth, Elena OBJ
ad. Mile WardrOp. MeSsrs. Bert Far
rington, Joe Smith. VIII Vier. Alex OBJ
lad ard Joe Russell.
o. O.
Next Wednesday evening win be the
rlosing soiree at Christensens' for this
season. Many pleasant evenings have
been spent by those who have ATTENDED
anO it is with regret they receive the
announcement Of the end of the season
Tt is expected that next Wednesday
eve.h ug viii see the largest attendance
of any yet. Several sets are made IN
70 ate nd. The opal club members and
The BiNe club members viii attend in
body.
Mrs. A. v. Proctor gave a party IN
honor of her brother. John Duncan.
who is about 10 depart on a mission.
The eve ming was spent at sixty-three
after w hich q light luncheon was
served. Prizes We're won by Mr. Her
drie and Miss Duncan Those present
were. NJ ". MUSSer. Mr.. Duncan. Mr.
r. Rossita', Mr.. an Mrs. Hcndrie. Miss
Swift, Miss KembelI. Miss Duncan and
Miss Helpt n.
The L. a. nd I. Crystal club enioved
q very plea SAINT meeting. on THURSDAY
evening at 4the home of Mr.. and Mrs
=. Branch. The early evening was
devoted to n Ugh five, prize winners be
ing Mrs T. G.. Holding and Mr.. J
Timms for fl rst prize, Mrs. J. Timme
and Mr.. J. p ord, second. The dining
room was gaiiy bedecked with violets
snG orchard blossoms The clubs next
meeting viii be with Mrs. C. A
Strickland.
Friday evening pleasant surprise
vas given on Miss Ella Christopherson
The evening wRs spent in a social wa
Those who were present were: Misses
Eli ChristOpherson, Matte DYER
Glady Quail Lilhe Mcfarland, MYRTLE
and Amy Stark. IRobenia Sproul. Katie
5fabbot. Lyle Bradford Jennie Obray
and Marion ClGuspn; Messrs Josepf
Fingey. IT., Thomas Hair, Josenf
@aynes, William WInder, David Spen.
ser, Raymond Rigby, Lawrence Thavae