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

times will be the principal features of
the evening.
Mrs. w. w. Ri -ers entertained on
Thursday in honor Of the outgoing and
incoming officers of the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist church.
Messrs. Will and George Lawrence
and Max Smith gave a delightful
sleighing party last Tuesday evening
followed by a supper at the Tavern.
The ball given by the electrical
worke s on Tuesday last was very
enjoyable affair. The electrical dis
play was one Of the. finest ever seen IN
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Igleheart gave de-
lightful luncheon to a few friends at
the Alta club yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. BOggs and Dr. and Mrs.
Beatty were their guests.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Rose
marie Glosz entertained number OF
her friends at an informal musicale II
was her regular lat home night, and
delicious refreshments added to the
evening.
Mrs. job White gave pleasant
luncheon on Thursday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. William Clark Coul-
son, Mrs. William Riugert. Mrs. John
A. Spiker, Miss Dora Wright and Miss
Neva Pratt.
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Miss Alice Thomson and her sister,
Lottie, entertained few of their
friends Thursday evening. Cards and
music were the features OF the even
ing, after which refreshments were
served to those present
Major p. r. Essen entertained par
" Of ladies at a luncheon at the Tav-
ern on Tuesday. followed by a boN
party at the matinee. The guests were
Mesdames WOrthingtOn. Niles, SturSlsS
and La Motto and Miss Niles.
Misses Dorothy and Margaret Leon
ard gave a jolly sleighing party las
Tuesday evening. which was enjoyed
nv a score of their little friends. They
were chaperoned by Miss Leonard anC
Miss Sissa of Rowland Hall.
Mrs. F. S Richards entertained
| few ladies last evening at an lntorma
at home The affair was planned II
order that the ladies Interested mlgh
have an opportunity to meet MISS Ads
Goldstein. who is the guest Of Mrs
/ Richards.
Mrs. A. T. Kerr hopes that all mem
hers of the Utopia club will be pres
emf PROMPTLY at o'clock on Monda,
at her home on J street to welcom
hcme Mrs. A. II. Tarbet, the presi
dent of the club. 1t is also to discus
business of Importance.
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TIL Oak 1 1af club enjoyed the hos
vitality IF air. and Mrs Frank EaI
Thursday evening. The prizes wer
won hy Mrs Flank Earl and Mr.. Wi
Needham and the consolation b
Frank Earl The next meeting will b
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jenkins o
Feb. IS.
Thursday afternoon Miss Lulu Pen
rose entertained the Thursday Socia
club. The guests were: Misses Laur
fMadsen. Rose Meyer, Grace Freez
Vera Felt. Florence Armstrong. Louis
! NIadsen. Sadie Smith, Ethel Arm
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clara Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs E~O Howard enter
tanned at a pleasantly informal part
lsst night The house was prettily dee
grated with pink uOseS. large bouquet
Of which adorned the msntels. II ws
: a "pink rose party entirely and Il
effect was decidedly fine. Only fe
friends were invited, bat the eveniU
was thoroughly enjoyed.
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2 Mrs Rachel Miller gave a luncheC
on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Hira
johnson Of Eureka. New. Twelve J;
dies were seated at the party. most
= them having been dear friends of Mr.
johnson during her residence in Sa
Lake. The table decOra tons were vel
= artistic. and the menu perfect. 1t W;
4 a pleasant reunion of old friends.
Miss Felicite Duguet entertained Fl
d day evening, Jan. 81 at her home. 4
3 East Fourth South. The evening W,
very pleasantly passed with cards Al
games, after which delicious refres
n ments were served. Those preSe
- were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Coo
j Misses Murphy. Early. Kennedy al
Mosher Messrs. Hoffman, Halverso
4 Goldthwaite, Morrison. MeNair al
: Duguet.
A most enjoyable surprise par
was given Friday by Mrs. Dan Ian
$, bourne and Miss Maud kenner
e honor of Mr.. Samuel +. Hin, jr.. w
" leaves for a mission Ia the southe
states Feb. ,. Tt was given at I
home Of Mr.. Dan Lamb0urne. 175 Ne
e street. The evening was spent in Y
q cal and musical selections, also va
II GUS games, after which a delicio
luncheon was served.
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Instead OF meeting at the Ladi
r Literary club house for siXty-three a
e dancing, the Opal club win next We
nesday evening take diversion a
attend the social at Christensen's ha
? The members of the club are looki
st forward to an unusually pleasant eve
y ing As is customary. the membe
viii be sent cards Of notifcatiC
These viii serve as tickets Of adm
4 sion 70 the social
e Miss Mary Terry delightfully."- ents
st tanned Che ladies OF the ~T. X Sewi
n club last week. The. rooms were bea