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

O'Clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
/ tended to all her friends TO be present.
Mr.. D. Z. Burley of the Short Line
was the guest of honor at d dinner Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quigley last
Friday evening. The table decorations
were most artistic and d fine menu
/ was served. The other guests present
were Mr.. Schumacher and Mrs, j. A.
/ Foley. Mr.. Buriey leaves shortly for
a trip to Honolulu.
Miss Ethel NJ. Ward and Mr.. George
r. Keller. both of Leadville, were mar
! ried at the KnutsfOrd yesterday after
noon. and remain in Salt Lake to spend
a brief honeymoon. Mr.. Keller was
formerly a resident of this city, and is
now the manager in Leadyille of the
Postal Telegraph company. They will
shortly be at home in Leadville.
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! The most elaborate luncheon of the
week will be the one given Tuesday at
the Alta club by Mrs. Robert Glendin-
ming. in honor of her mother, Mrs.
back TO the city by host of warm
| friends.
Two of the most important events
| planned for the opening of the week
are the card parties to be given Mon
day and Tuesday by Mrs. 1. o..
RhOades.
Mrs. David S. Murray, who has spent
the past few months in Los Angeles
/ with her sister, Mrs. Jack Jevne, was
! greeted by a host of friends at the hop
Friday evening.
Mrs. George H. Wood and her mother,
| Mrs. Grissom. will leave this morning
! for Los Angeles.
Mr.. Alma Katz has returned to Boise
Mrs Bennett entertained the Card
/ club yesterday at her home.
Miss Reta Kahn entertained at
luncheon yesterday.
/ dinner Tuesday evening at her home
| Mrs. Frank Judge will entertain at a
Mrs. Ralph +. Hoag. who has spent
! the past week in town visiting friends,
/ returned last evening to her home in
Ogden.
Mr.. Oscar Dull of Idaho is in town
/ for week and is the guest of his sis
/ ter, Mrs. Graham F. Putnam, at 416
East Second South street
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Gray left yester-
day morning for Chicago.
Mrs. George w. Forester entertained
the Sewing club at a most enjoyable
and informal luncheon yesterday
The Ladies' auxiliary to the o. r. c.
will give a card social next Saturday
evening in the X. of P. hall.
The Relief society of the Twentieth
ward will give calico ball in the dan
cling hall tomorrow evening.
An Eastern Star social will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. II. H. Cornforth, 26S East Third
South street.
Those who attended the Christensen
soiree last Wednesday evening had
very pleasant time. There are quite
few parties made up to attend next
Wednesday evening.
An auxiliary to the B. of L. f. was
organized in this city Monday, with
Mrs. Cave and a corps of assistants of
the Ogden society as installing officer.
Al the evening lue new society met
with the brotherhood and a delightful
musical programme was rendered, aft
er which supper was served in honor of
the ladies.
Miss Lulu Buckle entertained a few
of her friends at a pleasant Might've
party Tuesday evening. The decora-
tons were in red and white roses,
palms and violets- Prizes were won by
Nida Newton and Art Ball.
An old fashioned dancing party was
given in the Twelfth ward hall last
Thursday night. Those present en-
joyed the evening dancing, and visit
ing the booths and cosy corners, which
were very artistically decorated. Some
old time characters worthy of mention
were represented by George Hardy,
George Hardy. jr.. Grant Andrews.
James Jaques, Frank Burgess, Clifford
Young. HebeT Aldous, Delbert Parrott,
Fee Aldous, George Midgley. Pauline
Palmer. Rhoda Kingsburg and Maud
Evans.
Mrs B. W. Raymond entertained
about thirty ladies Saturday afternoon
at cards. at her home, 327 East First
South. The game played was nov
city called military sixty-three'' and
has been in vogue this winter with
the smart set in the east. The tables
are designated as forts. each having
a small flag on ii on stand, to which
is attached the miniature flags used
as counters. The prizes are awarded
to the table winning the most trophies
The house was prettiIy decorated with
p0tted DlantS and Da Inns and u-as