The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23

garet Parsons, Elsie Parsons, Merle
Lynch, Edna Camomile, Dan Camo-
mile, Mertan Camomile. Bert Williams,
Forbes Done. Irene Done, Ralph olsen.
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Friday evening Mr.. Fl. c.. Cav gave a
bowling party at the Brunswick al
Ieys to a party Of friends. The party
had the exclusive use Of the hall from
S to IL D. n. The time was one Of
merriment from beginning TO end The
highest score Of the evening was made
by Mr.. ". r. Reinhardt, who bowled
Us in his last game The prize for
the lowest score went to Miss Louise
Madison. whose score in the second
game was IS. After the games the
party adjourned to the Tavern where
a dainty supper was served Those
present were Messrs. ". R. ReinhaTdJ,
II. q. Cav. Ollie McAlister and James
Edwards. the Misses kathryn and
Louise Madison. Miss Mccoy and
Miss Adams.
The Combination club held their
weekly meeting on Tuesday at the res
idence Of Mr.. William Taylor, president
Of the club. The rooms were very nice
~ decorated with flowers of various
hues. Songs. dances and recitation
were INDUCED in, after which the COM
pany sat down TO feast fit for king
The feature of the evening was some
very amusing feats performed by Mr..
c. H. Smith. They consisted Of tricks
Of legerdemain, which were greatly en-
joyed. The members present were
Mesdames G, H. Smith, O. J, Yost, r.
Christensen, ". ]. Odell H. OdeII,
Misses NJ. Searle, NJ. Christensen.
MpggrG william Tar-Iov, n Go rio
Odell, r. Christensen, G. II. Smith, W
n. Purdie.
On Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bowring entertained a number Of
friends The evening was mainly spent
IN dancing, music being furnished by
string orchestra. Several musical
numbers were rendered, including a
medley of Irish melodies by Miss Muir
ray. The decoration idea was carried
out IN green. Refreshments were
served Present were. Mr.. and Mrs.
{. H. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Dempsey, Misses Maude Irvine.
Lillian MELVILLE, Nellie Bowring. LueI-
Ia Irvine, and Messrs. Robert WfIkin-
son, Robert Crosby of Evanston. Wal
ter Bowring, Paul Wilkinson of Mer-
cur, Roy Adamson. Archie Sheppard.
N--A -CUASs a. 6HedSS. Joe WIikln-
son, Tom Irvine, Lon johnson. Jack
Wilkinson and Rufus Johnson.
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The "Philo Kurian society" met at
r. L Ashton's last Friday. March q
TO effect an organization. The officers
are; President, Mamie c. Ashton: vice
president Rebecca Gustaverson: secre-
Jary, Florence Ashton treasurer. Jas.
Schoenhals; executive committee
David P. Howells, Julia Dyer, James f.
kJar. Those present were. Misses Ruth
Glll Endora Allgood, Ina Ashton. Flor
ence Ashton, Mabel Stanner. Ella Ches-
hlre, Matte HOwells, Florence Foreman.
cora Ashton. Clara Foulger. .Rebecca
Gustaverson, Matte Ashton. Lucille Ev-
ans, Julia Dyer, Kate Shiu. Eta
Hodges, Birdie Jones, Bertha Rich
mond, Ethel Hawley. Edyth HswIey:
Messrs. Earl MOssbeTg, Oliver r. Mere
dlth, Jr, Joseph 2. Kjar. Abbot Jen-
kns. David Howells, Joseph r. Bond.
Alfred Balding, Fred Balding. Samuel
Backman, Carl Backman, Earnest
Jones, Joseph Schoenhals. Emil Moss
berg Norris Q. Ashton, James Price.
John Christensen, Raymond Ashton. A
very pleasant evening was spent. after
which refreshments We're served.