The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
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= very pleasant surprise was given by
his family and friends to Professor J.
r Boshard on Monday evening iaSr the
occasion beng the gent.eman's birthday.
When the professor entered his home
preparatory to his choir practice in the
ward, he found it fired with friends and
relatives 10 greet him and extend a wish
for other birthdays yet TO come. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
BOshard. J. II. Boshard Fred Moore. II.
:. Pyne, Albert Jeffries. Reed Boshard.
Mrs. :. B. Seick and Nary Ann BOsh-
ard, Misses Leah Pyne. Annie SelCk,
Kate, Madeline and Marie BOshard. Mr..
John L. Bucbi. Willie Boshard, Rudolph,
KARI and Clarence Boshard A Sump-
tuOus reDaSt was served after which
the evening was spent in the regular
good old-faslioned way-singiDg, games.
stories, etc. Not until the wee sma'
hours Ia the jolly crowd leave, in do
ing so wishing the host many happy re-
turns of the DAY.
Mr. and Mrs. John II Wilson enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Arthur TrueIsOn
on Monday evening. Cards were first
Ind0iged IN, the game resulting in Mrs.
VIII Ward winning the first prize and
Mrs. NJ NJ Warner the consolation. Mr..
,. Evans won the gentIemen's first prize.
Delicious refreshments we're served The
guests present were; Messrs. and Mes
danes N Warner. J. ], k'arrer, j
Evans, f. Jones' ". Ward. i. Open
shaw. DR.. Snyder. c. T. Decker. H Jen-
sen, T.. Foutz, g Foutz, 4. Truels0n,
George Atkin, Miss Nelson and Mrs.
Dean Twelves gave a most enjoyable
party at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. i. Twelves. on Tuesday
evening. Cards music and games were
INDUCED in and a sumptuous feast was
served. About twenty guests were pres
emf.
Lake. the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W.
II. King.
ar. and Mrs. Jerry Cuff entertained
large number OF their friends on Mon
rsfaw1
ner at their home,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Kirkwood were
given a very enjoyable surprise on Tues
day evening. A large number of old
time friends and acduaintances. laden
with baskets. took entire possession of
the home for few hours and an ideal
evening was the result. !
Mrs Reed Smoot was given surprise
q her home on Thursday evening by the
ladies' Of the Republican club It was
2 clever event and greatly enjoyed by
the many guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Flygare were the
recipients OF a happy surprise party on
Tuesday evening,
Mrs Ida Sn0ot Dusenberry gave a
most charming children's party on Tues
day evening IN honor of the 18th birth
day Of her son Earl, Twenty-Five little
guests enjoyed the games and dainty
refreshments and the clever efforts of
Mrs. DuSenberTy.
AIr. and Mrs. r. c. Watkins gave the
most enjoyable Chlidren's party of the
day evening. Dancing was greatly en-
iOyed and delicious refreshments were
served. About fifty sUests were pres
Mrs. ". p. Scarf and Mrs. Joe Yates
entertained the card club in elegant
style at the home Of Mrs. Scarf on
Wednesday evening
Mrs. s Schwab entertained on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. ], ". like
Of salt lake.
Mr.. ana Mrs Leon Bachman enter
tanned in a charming manner on Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. johnson have been
prominent in social circles this past
week. A number Of entertainments have
been given in their honor. Those who
entertained for Mr. and Mrs. johnson
prior to their departure for their home
I'm Minnesota were Mrs. Reed Smoot. Ar.
and Mrs. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs ". BUeT-
gaeh and Mrs George Akin.
Mrs Jesse J. knight entertained on
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Pike.
The leap year ball given by the First
ward choir was one of the social events
Of the season.
The Commercials Of the r. y. I. gave
2 very successful social ~ the CONNER
cial rooms ON Thursday evening. 4 rare
musical treat was first given, refresh
ments we're served and games concluded
the evening. i was largely attended
and immensely enjoyed.
Miss Lizzie Milne of salt Lake is the
guest OF Miss Edna Beck.
Mrs r. ". Muhlenbruck Is visiting
friends in salt Lake.