The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
SOCIETY EVENTS.

one Of the most delightful and sue
cessiul whist parties Of the season was
given by Mesdame- r. J. Lewis and j.
L. Wilde on Friday evening last AZ the
hospitable home Of the former The
parlors we're brilliantly lighted and Ar
ranged with good tsst.. The tallies
were dainty embossed cards beautifully
engraved. Tue score cards were very
pretty color,d pastoral scene.
After playing six games Of whist Mrs.
o. w. Ffeneh was successful in captui-
ing the ladies first prize-an exceedingly
handsome hand painted vase Mrs.
Frank Evans was the lucky winner Of
the ladies consolation prize-a beautiful
venetian glass vase Gents heaS prize
u beautiful inkstand-was won by Alma
EljredRe, while Roy wilkins carried of
the genilemans consolation, pretty
ash tray.
Tempting and delicious refreshments
consisting ofchickep, salad, sandwiches,
rclishes, potato chips, olives, ,arts, rs.
sorted cakes, sherbet, coffee, ETC., we're
daintily served on small tables
Alta late hour the guests reluctantly
babe their charming ho.teaes good
night, all agreeing that they had been
most royalty entertained.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Alma Eldredge, o. w. French,
Samuel Clark, Carl Allison, G. X. Jones,
Frank Evans, Mesdnmes W. W. CluG,
J. A. Smith, l.. L. Eldredge. W. NJ.
Boyden, W. e. Fisher, Jonn Pawlas, r.
F. Norihoott, Misses Amy Boyden, Mary
Thomas, Nellie Rhoades, Messrs. Roy
wilkins, o. b. Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Calderwood en-.
tertained a number Of their friends very
pleasantly at crokonne last Monday
evening In honor Of Miss schmitz. The
parlor was nicely decorated for the oc-
casion and jolly crowd was present to
enjoy the evening. Eight games OF
crokonile were played and the first
prizes were won by Mrs. J.. l.. Boyden
and Roy McMichael. and Sam wilde
and Mrs. I. NJ. Shaw carried of the
BOBBY prizes.
Delicious refreshments we're served,
consisting Of salads. sandwiches, sherbet,
cake, cocoa, etc. Each guest was re-
quested TO bring rhyme on card aud
these we're read which proved very IN,
Thoee rreesnt we're Mea-s@. asd
Metdames Frank Evans, G. y. Bullock,
!. VI. Shaw, j. l.. Bovden, g. X. Jones,
J. II. Barber, Misses Amy Boyden, Nell
lie Rhoades, Annie Walton, Allie Mills,
Eliza Barber, Annie Carruth, Mary
Thomas, Belle Calderwood, Mesdames
John Pawls. Alex. Farrell, Messrs. hoy
McMichael, j. E. Mills, W. II. Carruth,
Sam Wilde, Milton Croft.
Miss Amy Boyden and Mrs. W. NJ.
Boyden entertained at their home last
Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss Mary
Thomas Of Salt Lake City. The two
large parlors were brilliantly lighted and
Hastily decorated and open to the guests.
Whist was the game Of the evening,
and as a reward for their good playing,
Mrs. J. A. Smith and Mr.. j. f. wilde
each received beautiful sofa pillow I;
while Miss Agnes farnsworth and Mr..
T. j. Lewis each we're the recipients Of
handsome prizes. The score cards we're
beautiful Autographs OF famous Indian
chiefs aud were awarded to the lucky
one at each table.
The refreshments were served at Il
O'Clock and we're most excellent in every
particular.
The invited guests were Mestrs. and
Mesjames o. W. French, w. W. Cluh,
Alma Eldredge, Frank Evans, j. l.. Boy
den, Conner Thomas, Frank Croft, r. s.
Calder~ God, George Olson, Carl Allison
@ II. Jones, W. q. Fisher, J. L. wilde,
A. d. Wheadon, John Pawlas l.. ". Ed
redge, Lonsdale Allen, @. A. Calls, q.
Y. Bullock, T. J.. Lewis. j. A. Smith, K.
+. Northcott, Roy wilkins, Messrs. @.
VI. Croft, Ben Birch, Bert ElirodRe,
Earl Eldredge. J II. Wilde, George
Farnsworth, the Misses Mary Thomas,
Agnes Ftrnsworth, Nellie Rhoades, Az
mes Lu.ty, Annie aud Maggie Carruth,
ChristiAna schmiu, Retta and May