The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-25

guessing games in which the first prize /
was awarded to Miss Irene Armstrong /
the BOBBY to Mr.. Harve Peterson. The /
tally cards were red and white At a
late hour the guests departed all ex-
pressing the pleasure Of having spent
a delightful evening.
The invited guests were the Misses
Cora and Hazel Malin, Florence Mad
sen, Irene Armstrong, Bessie and Alice
Brooks. Edith Stanton. May Bushy,
Edna Petty. IVY Leaker, Lucille Patten,
Hazel Wilkinson Eva Pyper, Pearl
Wells and Mabel Wells and Messrs.
{ Spencer and John Young, Sidney Che
shire George Fussell, Charlie Ray
bould. Jack Browning, Henry Smith,
/ Harve Peterson, Clyde Mitchell, George
4 Sodaberg, Horace Stambrldge' Less
J COvey, Harry NeXion, WIN seoul
/ Jimmy Oswald, Willie Wells and Clar-
/ ence Wells
Mr.. Joseph Mattress was very pleas
antly surprised at his home on South
Temple Monday evening, the 5Oth an
nfversary of his birth. The evening
was spent in dancing and refresh
ments Those present were Mt and
Mrs Charles Scheattler, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Scheattler. Mrs. Lowery MI asa
Mrs Elex Carr. Mr. and Mrs. j l.
Mattress Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wallace'
Mr.. and Mrs Olsen, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Wallace. Mrs. Baty, Airs. Anderson,
Mrs. Isaac. Mrs. Surtees, Mrs. Stob-
bart. Mrs Coles, Mrs Joseph Mattress,
Miss Stobbart. Miss Essie Lowry, Miss
Rachel Isaac, Miss Ella isaac.
The Misses Nellie and Florence Sher-
mer entertained a few OF their girl
friends in honor of Frances NeWcomb'
who is going to Salem, Ore, to reside
The evening was pleasantly spent with
games. music and Rotations. Re
freshments were served at the close Of
the evening. Those present were;
Frances Newcomb, Ruth Chandler
Catherine McCarick. Edith Beless, En-
} ma Pendelton. Mabel Casady Alba
Spervie. Harriet McCarick, Nora Pen
delton, Margaret Parsons, Winifred
Sims, Mabel Bennett, Hattie Wales
and Cora Kaler.
On Wednesday evening Miss Eta
Roberts was agreeably surprised 10y a
number of her friends. The rooms were
tastefully decorated in asters, dahlias
and autumn leaves. Interesting games
were INDUCED in and several vocal and
instrumental selections rendered, after
which the guests adjourned to the din
ing room where a dainty supper was
! served. Among those present were;
/ Misses Lenore Brown, June Watson, z
, Thornstrom, I. Sconberg, Evans, Stew
art; Messrs. Carl Evans, J. Johnson
Clarence Renshaw, Bert Shaw, r. B
Danley, Williams, Stewart.
on Monday evening last Mrs. A. D
Smith entertained at her home, 632 Sec
ond street, the friends of her soI
: Frank at cards, it being his twenty
u first anniversary. The rooms were
handsomely decorated with palms unC
floral designs. which made a very pref
v ty appearance. Sixty-three was TIT
feature of the evening, in which Mr.
Ross Feveryear was the winner Of tn
, first prize. An elaborate supper wa
T. served, at which the boys enjoyed
themselves by singing songs. TIL
guests present We're; Misses Katie
= Berthe. Mary and Irene Smith; Myrtl
Castleton and Emily Feveryear
NIessrs. Caude Ellery. Carl Rivers
= John VanhOuten. Frank NayloI
q Charles Bennett. Allen Cameron, Mat
n thew Derrick, Cliff Young, Frank Rid
die, Ross Feveryear, Vern Sears, Vic
tor Fohlin. George Randall, Sid Hamp
n ton. George Payne, VIII Balm, Elme
Gum, Roy Needham, J. 3. Ritter, 70
Castleton, Charles De Graft CProvo'
A. r. Poulton; Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Rid
!, die and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cole.
i The members of the Bonabya Sew
ing club were delightfully."- entertaine
by Mrs. Hilda Jones Thursday after
noon. The time was spent in SEWN
~ and music, and light refreshment
- were served,
In Mrs. L. Hamilton Of Beaver ar
3 nOunCes the engagement Of her daugE
Ne ter, Elizabeth Watkins, and Mr.. Rot
p ert Park Of this city.
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as The Christensen sOiree of last Wet
is negday was a very enjoyable affa