The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07

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daily invited.
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An entertainment viii be given in the
Eleventh ward meeting house on Thurs
day evening in honor of c. H. Banks,
who leaves 7seon for Great Britain
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A complimentary entertainment will
be given in the Sixteenth ward meet
ing house Wednesday at 7:30 D. m in
honor Of Alma H. Davis, who Will
shortly go to England.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Broth
erhOOd Of Locomotive Engineers wiz
give the first of their series of card par
ties Thursday evening, Dec IL, at
Scott-Auerbach division rooms. All
friends cordially invited.
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The ladies of the First Congregation
al church viii hold a fair at the church
parlors opening next Thursday at ?
o clock, and continuing for two days.
on the evening of Friday Mrs. L. c.
Miller viii have charge of a concert
to be given in the church.
The marriage of Anna Belle Trayner
and James K. Miller was solemnized
Wednesday last at the Salt Lake tenn
pie. They have the best wishes of a
host of friends. and will be at home to
their friends at $40 North First West
after Dec. II, 1902.
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Mrs. Lizzie Childs entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Maud
Johnson. The evening was spent in
music, cards and games. Those present
were: Misses Nora Johnson, Eta Felt,
Agnes Bowman, Mercy Tucket, Hilda
Anderson, Effie Pyper, Pearl Anderson,
florence Gushing, Daisy Gushing, Mrs.
e Cramer, Messrs. August Thomstorf,
a. Cummings, Bert Mott B. Cramer, E.
Cramer, B. Child.
The ball to be given by the First
Regiment band at Christensen's next
Friday evening promises to be one of
the seasons successes. No pains are
being spared by the committee and
members to push it to successful is
sue. The guard officers are taking quite
an interest for they realize the success
OF the band means an additionalnsuc-
cess for the guard The main feature
viii be the music, the fun band of thir-
ty men being used.
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Miss jamie Pickering very delight
fully entertained the General Good
Time club at her home Friday evening
The special feature of the evening was
a hat trimming contest, in which the
young ladies furnished the materials
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Some were very well done. Mr. Alfred
Hanson won the prize for the most alb
surd and Miss Clara KeneF won the
second prize for wearing it. Games and
music were other features Of the even
ing. At 1880 D.. m. a delicious lunch
con was served by the hostess. About
twenty-one were present.
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Last Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. II. Odell gave a delightful party
to the members of the Combination
club at their home on Seventh East
street. The rooms were tastefulIy dec
GRATED with ferns and carnations. Mu-
sic and games were INDUCED in. De-
hcious refreshments were served f'Auld
Lang Syne," sung by the company,
closed a very enjoyable evening. The
guests present were: Mesdames d.
Purdie, ST., II. OdelI. H. Smith. D. Pur-
die, jr.. ]. Platt w. ]. Odell, w G.
Odell, j. Daynes. S. A. Weir. NJ. Ham
ilton, Misses Nj. Hamilton, p. Purdie
NJ. Smith, r. Odell, NJ. Odell, z. Petit
grew, NJ. Randin, j.. -Randin,. * Ran
din, Messrs. H. Smith, G. z. Horrocks,
5. A. Weir, d. Purdie. ST.. H. Odell, J.
r. Jones, D. Purdie. jr., o. Payne, w
G. Odell ST., w. G. Odell, jr.