The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15


Miss Sadie Gibbons planned q very
pleasant surprise party on her sister
Nelate, Wednesday evening at their
home. Games were played and some
musical selections rendered Elegant
refreshments were served and the event
was greatly enjoyed. The guests were
the Misses Mabel Munat. Margie Arch
ibald, Alice Archibald. Annie ThOmp-
son, Lulu Gibbons. Gertrude Woods
Ida Prudence, May Henefer. Agatha
Durkins. Velate Gibbons. Nettie Tuck
er, Marguerite Woods. Sadie Gibbons.
Annie Feeney, and the Messrs Harry
F0nalstein, William O'Keefe. s. Hep
worth, Jake SChrineT. C.. Carly. ParIrv
Parker, Bernard Hall. Walter Lewis
Lawrence Thompson. Gus Schuster and
Jerome Paxton.
Miss Lillian Hedges left for Indiana
Sunday. where she goes 10 attend coll
lege.
Monday afternoon the Woman's
Athenaeium held its regular meeting az
the home Of Mrs Love. Shakespeare
and his play. Richard Ill., were the
study for the afternoon. Mrs. e.. 1T.
Wilson, director Of Shakespeare, had
prepared ten questions on the play. %
which the members responded. Miss
Lawrence gave a paper on the historic
situation at the opening of the play.
and Mrs. i. 3. Wight gave a paper 0u
Richard III in history in ShakesDeare
The next meeting wiz be- held at the
home Of Mrs. +. r. Davis. Monday.
March g.
A pleasant social session OF the o. J..
s. was held in Masonic hail Monday
evening after lodge. The members Were
given a treat In the way of a dandy
luncheon and a few musical selections
We're rendered.
Mr.. Jake Oliver left Saturday for
two weeks visit In California
Miss Eva Lambert entertained q CONF
pany of young friends most delightful
~ on Tuesday evening with games.
music and a tempting luncheon az the
hcme Of her sister. Mrs. A. II. IVeeter.
Those present were the Misses Tessie
Lambert, Florence Carpenter, and the
Messrs. Jack Thompson. Willard Nc
Clellan and Frank A. Shields.
Miss Lillian and Frieda Funk enter
talned a few Of their friends at their
home Friday evening. Those who spent
the evening with the Misses Funk were
the Misses May and Lillian Hedges
Laura Townsend, Tessie Lambert, and
the Messrs. Joseph Kemp Jack ThOmp-
son and Frank A. Shields.
airs. William Garvin and family left
for New York Thursday morning.
where they expect TO remain perma-
ncntly.
Mrs. Julius Fankel entertained the
E.ks' ladies at cards Tuesday evening,
and the prizes were won by Miss Carrie
Sutton and Miss Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C.. Golst entertained
the NeighbOrhOOd Whist club on Mon
day evening. and a royal time was had
by the members and invited guests.
Prizes We're won by Miss Getch and DIT.
Ward. Those present were the Misses
Thorpe, Sutton, ToWey, Bailee and
Getsch, the Messrs. and Mesdames Rob
bins MiddOur Sutton. Ward, Buck.
Smith, Peterson, Fisher and Hance.
Mrs. Middour viii entertain the club in
two weeks.
The members Of the A. o. II. are
making extensive preparations for their
grand ball 70 be given on Tuesday,
March il, in the Carpenters Maple hall
Mrs. Walter Scott. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Holden of California.
came up from the city Monday and is
the guest Of Mrs. Charles Shields.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Shields entertained most pleasantly at
cards IN honor Of her guests. Mrs.
Walter Scott and her niece, Miss HOl-
den. After a number Of games Of cards
had been played prizes were awarded
to Mrs. DOnOher. Mrs. John TOmsOn
and Mrs. +. A. McCarty. Light re-
freshments were served. Those present
We're the AIesdames w. J. Buck, II. g.
Love, j. Welsh, c. NJ Wilson, W. J..