The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29


A MOTHER dull week with a few
Y luucheons to while the time away
has passed In the mid-Lenten sea-
son and there is nothing 10 look forward
20 in the one just opening. The host
esses az the uncheons during the week
past were Mrs. Pearsau. Mrs. +. S.
Richards Mrs. O.. M. Bell. Mrs. Brans-
l6rd and Mrs. Gurnsey. Most of the af-
fairs were quite Informal and numbered
only few guests I'm ALL These, with
Mrs DaVeler's delightful afternoon, a
dinner or two and some meetings Of
the social clubs. filled the round of the
week
The date for the opening of the Coun-
try club has not yet been set, nor has
anything in the nature Of a revival of
the clubs pastmes taken place. Yet a
number of the young people have en-
Joyed the long walk out there during
the past week. and last Sunday several
took their luncheon there The weather
ls ideal for the opening Of the club and
although doubtless the formal opening
WIZ not take place till after Easter.
there WIN be many delightful days
spent there prior 20 that time.
Mrs George Steiner will entertain the
East Side Euchre club AT her home. 7G
Il street. Tuesday.
Next Saturday the ladies Of the First
Presbyterian church viii hold a rum
mage sale in the parlors Of the church.
Professor LoiseIe viii give a dancing
party next Friday evening at his new
hall
Mrs. A. NJ. Paul and Miss Paul have
discontinued their Sundays at home as
they VIII soon leave for Europe to join
Mrs. +. j. Hill In Paris
The Opal club viii attend the Chris
Jensen solre next Wednesday evening
as club in place Of holding their usual
social.
Next Thursday evening the younb
men OF the Nineteenth ward win give
a dancing party In honor of Jacob II.
Irayner, who leaves shortly for the
Netherlands. The committee having the
matter i'm charge are Henry Arnold,
Walter Johnson, Henry Hooper. Mat
thew Asper and George Trayner.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Albert Coles Thursday evening
Games. music and dancing were the
features Of the evening after which a
dainty supper was served. Those pres
ent We're. lriEe Sears Dieua GustIavi-
son, Bessie Burrows Myra Christopher
Cooms. Alice CasteutOu, Annie Reed,
Fanny Gardiner. Albert Coles. Walter
Morgan, Tom Robinson, Alfred Gunn,
Lorenzo Coles, Dick Canal. Heber
Folks, Jim SNOWFALL Henry Webb.
The friends OF Miss Ida Hamilton
gave her an enjoyable surprise Friday
evening The guests were Miss Daisy
Derr, Maud Wright Nora Morrison,
Myrtle Heath, Lizzie Hamilton, Ruby
Derr Hazel Heath. Bertha Anderson.
Lizzie Osborne. Lucille and Irene Heath. I
Viola Lain. Miss Golden. OTie Lain,
Miss Penrose, Mrs. j. A. Heath and
Airs. H. Yeager, Messrs. delvin Smith. /
Bert Neager, Mr.. Lewis, Brig McKen- I
zle. Charlie Dawson, Eugene Brewseth. .
Reuben Beckstead Joe Blackburn, [
Lawrence and Willie Heath.
The Combination club was very de-
NghtU.ly entertained by Miss NJ Ham
utou aJ her home on East Fifth South.
Wednesday evening March 2l The
evening was spent In song. recitation. /
games and dancing A very dainty
supper was served. after which Mrs. S.
a. H0rr0Cks and Miss +. Purdie favored
The CLUB with several duets. Miss j.
Rankin Miss 81. Rankin and Miss H. /
Sedrle closed "a very pleasant evening. .
The club rendered Miss Hamilton "a
vote of thanks. Those who enjoyed the
hospitality of Miss Hamilton were Mrs. !
j. Hamilton, Mn. and Mrs. ID. Purdle, +.
sr.. j. W. Wilson S. A. H0TrOCks. w /
j. Odeu. ID. Purdie. jr.. w. b. Lowry. |
j.. Dayuas. H. Odeu. Misses NJ. Rankin. /
n. Searie II. Purdie r. OdeI. J.. RAN
Kin. 81. Odeu Mr.. III. c.. Searle, Mr.. o. I
Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen enter /
tanned both Thursday and Friday even /
ings after the lecture I'm honor OF Pro /
lessor and Mrs. S III. Clark No one /.
except the members OF the family were /
present the AFFAIR being arranged as a /
reunion for the two brothers, Pro- I
Iessor Clark and Mr.. Cohen.
Miss Chrystal Kay leaves SUNDAY
morning for New York CITY, owing to /
the illness Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs w ID. Sutton have re- !
turned &c Park City after spending the /
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |
Shcrmcr and friends.
Miss Reua Redmau gave a large
dancing party at the residence of nor
parents last evening to her school /
mates and friends. A most delightful
evening was spent and thoroughly en- |
JOyed by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Richardson gave
a farewell social I'm honor OF Miss \
Chrystal Kay OF Kendall terrace. /
who LETT for New York this morning
The evening was passed pleasantly
with different games. the chief one be-
ing the donkey party. Prizes were
awarded 20 Mrs I'D kirkland and Mr..
Russell Refreshments were served.
after which Mr.. Mahan. with a speech
well suited TO the occasion, presented
Miss Kay with handsome gold lOcket
bearing her monogram as a token Of
esteem
Among those present were Mr.. and I
Mrs. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan Mr. |
and MIS- Kirkland. Mr. Robert Bra