The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-17

SOCIETY



Mrs. William H. King entertained
the Daughters of the Revolution at
her home in POpperton yesterday att
ernoon. Besides affOrding splendid
Intellectual feast, the affair was a
most delightful social event Mrs.
Julia FarnsWorth Lund read a paper
on The First Thanksgiving Day" and
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne read Paul
Eevere's Ride. The home was dec
GRATED throughout with the national
cOlors. notable among them being a
handsome silk flag presented 10 MIS-
King in Washington. The refresh
ments served We're all significant Of
colonial times. the national colors dec
Grating the cups. and a hatchet OF ice
cream with a relief Of Washington
forming the dessert A number of
guests were present as well as the
members Of the chapter.
Mrs. Thomas Weir viii give a tea to-
day at her home in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Wolfersberger.
Mrs. Arthur H. S. Bird gave a din
ner last evening IN honor Of Mr.. and
Airs. samuel Newhouse.
Miss Agatha BerkhoeI is at home to
her friends at 221 West Fourth South
Miss Winnie Rhoades has returned
from an eastern trip. Mrs. J. O..
Rhoades is spending the winter in New
york.
4 Mrs. Reed Smoot is spending a few
+ days IN She city visiting her sister, Mrs.
/ Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner viii
i leave the first Of December for a four
months visit in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles West Of Grand
Junction are in the city and are at
home at the Cullen. They viii doubt
I less make their home here.
I
1 Mrs. w. A. Nelden left yesterday for
{ St. Louis.
Company H win give an informal
/ hop at its armory tonight.
/ Miss Addie EngilmaH entertained a
( number of her friends on Monday even
ing. Guessing games were played, the
/ prizes being won by Miss Jean Glaser,
I A1r. Leghvan Leon and Mr.. Ralph
. Godbe. Dainty refreshments were
I served and a pleasant evening passed
By all.
A grand good time in the way Of a
surprise party was enjoyed at the home
Of Mrs. Thomas w. Jones on Saturday,
/ it being the anniversary of the birth
day of her grandmother Mrs. Ann Dun
+ casson- Fifteen invited e sts-Old
| friends of the lady-graced the mag
nifcent spread and did fun justice to
fna many coo1 fhfr<re caf hafore Them
/ The afternoon was passed pleasantly
1 in conversation and song, which last
ed until dark
The Congregation Montehore will
give a grand ball in Christensen's hail.
| Thursday evening Dec. 10. The pro-
/ ceeds are to go toward completing the
new synagogue.
Miss Laura Olsen of 525 East Eighth
South was pleasantly surprised by her
friends Saturday evening. The crowd
enjoyed itself until a late hour
Those present were: Misses Tillie
! OakesOn, Laura Johnson, Matte Lam
genbacker. Laura ParamOre. Hannah
/ Hansen, Nettie Burris, Mrs. Claude H
Give, Mrs. Arthur Bailey, Lizzie Barr
, Mary Barr. Sarah Belts. Fila Whipple
Kate ellison. Teckla Olsen. Messrs
Emil Larson Henry johnson, Dgrwir
ECluff. Jim Davidson COslett Thomas
Rack Bangenbacker, Peter johnson
Leonard Whipple. Jim Youngren, Fred
/ kershaW, Roy Nelson, Jack Gray, Ar
/ thur Moore. Joe Merely, Tod ThOmp-
: son. VIII Burris, Walter BUrris, Oscar
Larson, Ernest Drury, Alec Edgar
Roy Sheets. Win Johnson, George Bur
reI, Jay Young Ed Durrant, Ralpf
Olsen, Elias Carlson, Otto Kirk, Jacl
J Davis