The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

tending school at the Sacred Heart aead-.
envy.
Ing St. Louis. Chicago and other eastern
points the last four weeks. is expected
home today.
Miss Olga Markle will leave Tuesday for
for two weeks.
Miss Geaevieve Chase is visiting friends
and relatives in Cache Junction
Mrs. John Gay very charmingiy enter
tanned circle of friends Wednesday att
ernccn at her home on Adams avenue
The afternoon was spent IN music and
social converse. Delicious refreshments
were served
Miss Ethel Snyder viii leave for Poca-
tello next week TO visit friends.
Miss Lena Browning. who has been Wis
iting in Portland is expected home in
about a week.
Misses Emma Osborne and Emma Paine
will visit al Chicago. st. Louis. Kansas
City and other point OF interest. They
expect TO be gone two months
Dr. J. T. Rushmer has returned from
visit of three weeks at the St Louis
exposition and with hrs mother at Law
renee. Kan Mrs Rushmer IS still visit
ing in the east
Mrs Nellie Fletcher entertained a few
friends informally THURSDAY evening az
her home. The evening was pleasantly
spent and dainty Iefreshments were
served
Mrs J. S. Royie entertained the Leap
Year club at her pretty home 2s29 Lincoln
avenue on Thursday night. The evening
was enjoyably spent with card games.
the winners being Mrs. Pisntz, first prize.
Mrs Adams. consolation: Mrs Han.
boobr In the serving Of a delicious
luncheon Mrs. Royie was assisted by Mrs.
danes Best. Plantz. Siegei Baker, Hall.
Adams Ransom. BahnEer, Milts. Light,
Mattos and Ssckett.
Mrs 7 5 Fitzgerald ana Miss nifty
Fitzgerald were the hostesseS and Mrs-
FitzgeraId's daughter Mrs George Nc
Cabe of Washington. D. G. was the guest
of honor. at patriotic party Given &C
the beautiful Fitzgerald home on Adams
avenue Wednesday Afternoon. The nome
was transformed into a perteCt bower or
the national colors. flags and flowers be
ing used IN profusiOn. Flags or every size
were srtistically arranEed TO form cosy
corners. The three Col0rs were carried
Z out in even in the refreshments. ana
everything was eloquent Of the nation $
birthday. The interesting game OF euchre
was played during the afternoon. Mrs
J. :. Noble won the first prize, a hand
some cut glass liberty bet tied with the
consolation prize. an elegant shopping
bag. also tied with req. white and blue,
was awarded to ldrs. Bigeiow.
The guests Of she afternoon we're
Mesdames Fred Kiesel Andrews, HsIrst,
Reynolds. Becker, A kiesel. Hume.
HineA Haywood Cannon. Davis. Htbbs.
Kuhn. Rowe. NcGOnagle. Harris. Parm-
icy. BurdeSell. Conroy. PIKE, warner, n
c. Bigelow, A. p. Bgelow, Dyer, Noble.
Thompson. Van Allen. Lawrence, Horn.
Hoag, Withee. Pratt jenkins. Wurtheim-
er. Burton. Langsdorf Cullen. SeatOu,
Nye. Hansen. BadsOu. O. Br1en. RunyOns
WedelI. Hederson. Lewis. Brick. Chez.
Macmillan. Matson. Joyce. Conlick. Fran
els. Hail Nelson. Farnsworth. Abbott.
Pierce. Peery. GrOut Armstrong, ErhaTd,
Peery- Harris. Browring- CorleU- Whak,1-.
Baker. Ha1veTsOn. Mccormick. Mills. -
Kuhn, Arthur Kuhn. Dunn, Allison and
KeOgh Of Salt Lake, Malone Of POCa-
teiio- Misses Kfesei. Agnes Mcguire,
Carnahan Conroy. Ceiest Conroy. Hume.
Healy HeEdeTshOt Evelyn Henderson,.
Francis, BOhn, Tavey, Peery, Erhard and
Tomasck.