The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02

Borg. Ed and Frank Olsen. Arthur
Robinson.
Miss Claire Froiseth entertained the
! Laughing -Four and their friends at heI
home on Wednesday evening Music
was the feature of the evening.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage on the 18th of Febru-
airy of Miss clara Hawkins to Mr.
I Lewis Hobart SWeetser Of Idaho. Miss
Hawkins is we'll known in the city
! where she has been for some time en-
ployed in the Office Of the surveyor
! general Mr.. SWeetseT, although max
ing his home in Idaho, has made many
friends in the city, who viii rejoice
with him in his happiness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweetser viii be at home after
March Is at Yale. Ida.
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/ 4 most delightful party took place
at the Palace hotel, 1861 West South
J Temple, the occasion being Master Roy
Pathe's birthday anniversary. A splen-
| aid repast was served and the evening
passed with music, etc. Among the
/ guests present We're: Miss Gay Vance,
/ Ms Ardella Cannon. Miss Nellie Peck,
/ Misses Margaret Free, Blanche Smith.
/ Effie and Amy Reed. Jenny Brown,
| Ella Christensen; Jack McCune. Alya
| Knolden, Irving Sloan, Clarence ana
/ Ansel ROker, John Free, Raymond and
/ DeaTman Harrison.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
/ in honor of Miss Ada Yard Wednesday
evening at her home, 50 North Eighth
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music and games, after which dainty
supper was served. The invited guests
We're: Misses Matilda Tholman, Hettie
Williams, Vida Hartman, Mary Will
liams, Rebecca Evans, Mabel Parry.
Ella Nelson, Emma Swan, Ada Bur
ham; Messrs. Evan Haslam, Sidney
Riser, Bert Bates, John Haslam, Jodie
Spry, Charlie Parsons, Willie Langton,
/ Tom Emerson, Ben Jacobsen, Willie
Yard and Walter Winters.
Miss Lucy Banks entertained a few
of her friends Thursday evening. Mu-
sic and games were the features of the
evening. after which a dainty repast
was served. Those present were the
Misses Dot Jones, Alice Pattinsen,
Mabel Dillingham;, Stella Hansen. Rose
Nicholson, Clara Hansen, May Starley,
Gwen Starley, Emma West, Abbie Rue
nell, Chessie Carman, Lizzie Weaver,
Eliza ThOmastrOh, Mrs. Matthews,
Mrs. Coleman, Mr.. Roy Carman, Conner
Thomas. l. Twitchell. Thomas l.
TWitchell, George Bishop, Jet Bartlett,
Minor, Wallgreen, James Davidson, a.
Smith, o. Lundquist, y Thomastroff,
William Banks, NJ. Butler, Art Amin
gan, Fred Morris.
Miss Mary Johnson entertained a
number of friends at her home, 1147
South Second West, Thursday evening.
Sixty-three was the game played. First
prizes were won by Miss frankie
kearns and Ernest Kearns, BOBBY
prizes by Miss Pearl Leith and Ray
mond Phelps. Among the invited were
noted Misses Ella Leith. frankie
KeaTns, Anna FOUIger, Mabel Robin
son, Birdie Cecil, Pearl Leith, Clad
Robinson. Miss Anderson and Chrys-
tine Johnson, Messrs. sydney Reeves,
Raymond Phelps, Rem Blackmarr. Ed
Williams. Robert Bruere. Walter Sho-
walker. Charley Cecil, Sydney TheobaId.
Joe Cecil, Ernest Kearns and Henry
Johnson. Miss Pearl Leith entertains
Thursday evening. March IS.
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A very pleasant surprise was given
Miss Drucilla Fennimore Wednesday
evening at her home, 1850 East Fifth
South, cards being the feature of the
evening. The first prizes were awarded
TO Miss Mary Richardson and Mr.. Geo
consolation prizes to Miss
Lizzie Meilstrup and Mr.. lie Grande
Richards, after which a delicious re-
past was Dartaken Of. Those present
were: Misses DruCilIa Fenninore, Flor
OBJ
baw. Mabel Brown, Lille Winkless. +
Jennie Peterson, Hazel Edgington,
Mary Richardson, Lizzie MeilstruD. FL
len ROOs; Winnie Rigby; Mrs. Forrest +
er: Messrs- James Sprout, John Stew
art, Arthur SwensOn, George Richards.
Earl Leaver, Roy Mcintyre Ralph
Hampton, lie Grand Richards and VIII .
Armstrong.
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The Monday Evening club enter
tanned a number of their friends on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss /. Brockbank. Miss L. Norris
and Miss f. Dramer received. The
evening was delightfully."- spent play
ing siXty-three. The ladies' first prize.
3 large bouquet Of white carnations.
was won by Mrs. Bert Chamberlain.
Miss Hattie Carter carried of one car
idLlOl LlE0 viii q large DOW OF ID DE
ribbon as the BOBBY. An Indian burnt
leather picture frame. the gentIemen's
first prize, was awarded to Mr.. Frank
Chamberlain, while Mr. Art Bolton
the BOBBY. The coI0rs, white
and green, were carried out in the
lowers. score cards, pencils and re-
'reshments The tally cards were
original water color sketches done BY
= member Of the club. Those present
we're Mrs. Bert Chamberlain. the
Misses Lille Norris. Libby Brockbank, F
EesSleT, Price, Clara GrOsheH. Irene
5qUires. Kitty SqUires. Gertrude Mus
ser. Hattie Carter. Lillian Gamble
Edith MCCOnnie. Edith Dramer. Irene
Finch, Belle Carnahan, Nell Taylor,
Blanche Vincent. Blossom Mitchell
Edna SwensCn. Messrs Martin. Frank
chamberlain, Bert Chamberlain, Roy
chamberlain, Karl Christensen, Sid
smith. Human, VIII GrimsdeIl, Oscar
2awlins. Wood Hicks. Vern Kelley,
Walter Adams. kessler. Art Bolton.