The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
in SOCIET Y.

1rst meeting Wednesday evening, aft
er an adjournment in sympathy with
the family of L. G.. Holding Mrs. Hol-
ding having been member of the club
The guests enjoyed few games Of
cards. prizes being awarded TO Mrs A.
G. Strickland, Mr.. H. W. Branch, Mrs.
r. Harvey and Mr.. ]. Timms. After a
very pleasant evening the club adj
Journed to meet in two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Strickland at their home on
the east drive.
The Social Card club met with Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Mahnkin at their
home on East Third South street. The
prizes were carried away by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullett. Mr.. and Mrs. Sandberg,
Miss Bradley and Mrs. Holiday. The
club meets with Mr.. and Mrs. Sand
berg next time
a pleasant social event of the week
among the young folks was the skating
party given Tuesday evening by Mas
ter Clarence c. Nichols to his young
friends. Skating was INDUCED in for
couple Of hours, after which the party
repaired to the home OF Master Car
ence's parents. 1909 State street, where
refreshments were served and the bal
ance of the fevening spent in social
games. Among those who participated
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ticed Misses Katherine McLelland,
Leone McLelland. Leone Clawson, Ha-
eel Cochran, Cora COMMIT, Vera Cham.
berlin, Mabel Chamberlin, BERTHE Claw
son, Masters Gilbert Savage, Leo
Tbayne. Allan Cochran. Donald Hager,
James Groesbeck and others.
The ladies' of G. I. A to B: of L. E.
give a card party Thursday evening"
Jan. %. in Scott-Auerbaeh hall. Ev-
lerybody cordially invited.
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p Mrs. J. f. Knickerbocker entertained
at very prettily arranged tea Thurs
day afternoon, the guests being a num-
Der of. her friends who 6Fere old asso-
ciates in her former home, Aspen,
Colo. The home was decorated in red
and green. the luncheon table being
( especially pretty. The company de-
cidedt Before leaving to make this the
frsti.of "a series of ike gatherings.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon as
1 guests were Mrs. J. w. Edmunds, Mrs.
]. Haas. Mrs. Emma Mooney, Mrs.
George Ross, Mrs. f. V. Fritz, Mrs. A.
1 r. Cook. Mrs. George Garrick, Mrs. Ar
thur Brown, Mrs w. J. King, Mrs. L.
Dean, Mrs. J. c. Carson, Mrs. r. c.
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Mrs. Graham F. Putnam gave very
enjoyable pupils recital last evening
at her new home on Second South
work reflects great credit on their
! teacher. Mrs. Putnam was assisted by
Mrs. Kate B. Anderson.
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Mrs T. F. rMulloy and Mrs. Geneva
Kimball will leave shortly for visit
of month or so in New York.
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/ Mrs Solomon Siegel will be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon after 3
O'Clock. With her, will be her guest
Mrs. w. A, Meears of Portland.
: Mrfl and Mrs. A. Z. sfiberstein win
entertain at an evening party Thurs
! day in honor of Mrs. Gideon ana NJ.
and Mrs Bernard Silberstein of Du-
Iuth.
The Misses Savage eptertaine1 the
members of the Sewing club at their
home on Third street Thursday even
Ting. ~ - -.rs,
The Christensen soiree last wednes-
| day evening was one of the pieasantsst
yet held The Opal club has decided to
attend next Wednesday evening
The signal corps. \. G. u, will give
I on liiAO4 maj iA"p a eii0 1A-A'S-J '
day evening.
The Council of Jewish worlep. sill
| give-a5 card party "wednesday afternoon
at 2:3O in the B. B. rooms. All friends
are invited.
| Mrs. Eugen Kahn gave a delightful
card party Friday afternoon in honor
of Miss Clara Weinberger of Denver,
who is the guest of Mrs. Adolph 81
rnon The new home of Mrs. Kahn
was beautifully decorated for the. az
fair with carnations and red roses.
Indian heads were used as tally ana
score cards, and prizes were wol BY
| Mrs. Fred Sonlon, Mrs. Gedding and
Mrs. Louis G. Reynolds.
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The Ladies' auxiliary of the Gale
donia club viii give a Burns memorial
entertainment in Harmonic hall on the
evening of Monday, the 18th of the
month, the date of the poets birth
coming this year on Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John D. H McAllister
announce the engagement of their
daughter Laura to Mr.. Edmund L.
Chesney, the wedding to take psaee
in February.
Miss Alice Marks was hostess at a
kitchen shower given at the h0Ina Of
Miss Gertie Williams Thursday even
ing by a number of her friends. Games
were enjoyed during the evening, 1rd
vocal selections were rendered by Mrs
N. Cole, Miss Gertie Williams and Mr.
Bomforth- Dainty refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cole, Mr.. and