The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

draped throughout with American
flags. The Washington idea was
carried out in every detail. The en-
tire affair was in every way unique.
The prizes were won by Mrs Siebert,
Mrs. Horning. Mrs, Bird and Miss Ray
bould.-
Mrs. Brooks win entertain the George
r. Maxwell corps at her home 173 Q
street, between Third and Fourth, on
Tuesday afternoon. Mexican corps and
Maccabees ladies specially invited.
very pleasant surprise was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Anderson at
their home on East Brigham street on
Thursday evening. Those taking part
were: Mesdames Van Dyke, Cushing,
Clark, ]. M. Anderson, Williams. Will
cox, Offenbach, Smith, J. G. Anderson,
Reeves and Williams. and Misses Will
liams, Anderson, Gargen, Offenbach and
Crozier, and Messrs. Cushing. Often
bach, Van Dyke, j. z. Williams, d.
Williams, Z. V. Smith. d. Smith, j.
G. Anderson. T. H Smith and J.
Reeves.
The Billie Boys dancing party at
Christensen's Friday night was enjoyed
by about 100 couples. Messrs. Sprunt.
Bolton and Holmes, the clubs arrange
ment committee, are credited with the
success of the event. The feature of
the evening was the following selec-
, tons: king Dodo'' waltzes, Princess
Chic twostep. 4Jolly Musketeer"
waltZeS, prince of Pilsen' twostep,
Princess Chic waltzes, Jolly Mus
keteer" twostep and "Hiawatha" two
step.
| The Unitarian society viii give their
annual parish social at Christensen's
hall on March 3. There will be re-
| freshments and dancing. Members and
friends of the society cordially in
vited.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Fraser leave
Tuesday noon for San Francisco, where
! they join the Thirteenth cavalry, which
leaves March / for Manila on the trans
port Logan.
Miss Jennie Smoot entertained a few
of her friends Wednesday evening.
/ Piano selections were rendered by Miss
/ Minnie GALLAGHER, and selection of
songs We're sung by Mrs. Joe Horrocks,
! Clarence Renshaw, Steiner Simpson
and Richard Watts. Refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Misses Sibyl Foote, Chloe Young,
Blanche Young. Myrtle Peterson. Min
/ ME GALLAGHER; Messrs. Richard Watts.
Steiner Simpson, Rulon Smoot, Clar-
ence Renshew, Joe Horrocks and Harry
Jones.
The officers and members of the Roy
! al Arcanum will give an entertainment
! at the Ladies' Literary club next Fri
| day evening.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
/ hnI cal la Hwt "a
morning at Henderson's store.
/ Mrs NJ. Marks of Portland, Or. is
/ visiting her daughter. Mrs. Sam Z.
| Wertheimer at 624 South Main street.
| The ladies viii be at home on the two
coming Wednesdays.
Miss Susie Heath of the L. D. S. uni
versity entertained the faculty of that
| institution Thursday evening at very
! enjoyable affair at her home on South
Main street. An interesting guessing
game was played the prize being
awarded to Instructor Larsen. Favors
| daintily made by the hostess were dis
ftributed to the guests, and delightful
evening was spent
A very delightful birthday party was
! given last Monday, February Is, by
! Miss Sarah Robinson at her home 1044
/ Windsor ave. The parlor was profusely
/ decorated with white and pink carna-
| tons and tea roses. Ss also was the
| dining-room; the main decoration in
| the latter being the elegant spread of
! good things for the guests. Among
| those present were, the Misses Sarah,
/ Gertie and May Robinson, Mitchell,
! Emery, Nellie and Louie Brewster,
| Wilkinson. Sheets and Shields: Messrs
/ PiersOn, Mitchell. Breeze. Wilkinson,
Young, Burton and Brain.
Miss Alvera Brooks entertained Tues
! day evening in honor of her brother,
! Mr.. Fred Brooks, of Portland ave.
/ About twenty guests were present and
/ the house was most beautifully decor
| ated with palms, ferns, smilax and car
/ nations. Some very fine musical seIec-
| tons were given by Miss Mourlom. Mr.
I F. Brooks, Miss A. Brooks and Mr.. r.
| Gilman The evening was spent in a
most delightful and informal manner
| A progressive ''63'' party was given
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Croxford last
1 Saturday evening, the occasion being
| the forty-seventh birthday of the host.
/ A delightful evening was passed and
/ much enjoyment was derived from a
swap" party after the prizes were
awarded in '6S." The prize winners
were, Mrs. a. E. Wilson, Mrs. Smith.
Earl Wilson, Clay Butler, c. NJ. Ball
and Miss Esther Millin