The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-21

taliLoInias Where they VIII spend the
next two months.
8ir. ard MRS. George T. OdeH. Mr..
ana Mrs. J. f. Odell, Mr.. and Mrs r
9, Odell and Mr.. and MIS-. j. s. Rich
ards left Thursday night for Idaho
Falls 10 attend the wedding reception
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester T. Wright.
Miss Jasmine Young viii be home
early ia the week from California.
Mrs Frank Aargetts entertained
~ eQnesday IN honor of her daughter
EleanOr's birthday. Twenty-six guests
sax down 70 2 table beautifully deco
rated With ViOlets. In the parlOr and
reception hal carnations, palms and
ferns were used effectively and the
evening was devoted TO playingfiinch
and pit Those present were: Madge
Moon, Edna Burbidge. Florence and
Irene Mcdonald, Emily McAllister, |
Dorcas IIingsbury, Ethel and Amelia
Margetts. Lucille Msrgetts, Phyllis Nc
Donald, Edith Wooley, Pearl Hopkins, |
Master John MarRetts, Taylor Cham
berlain. George Stevenson, Harry and
Sumner Margetts, Gilpin Wo0ley, Ross
Borden. Collie Gillett, Miss Laura Nor
Tison, Bessie CrabtTee, Alberta and
Flora McCune, Constance Brewer and
Martha Sanders.
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A surprise party was given Mr.. J. T.
Cough at his home Saturday evening
IN honor OF his fortieth birthday A
very enjoyable time was spent in play
ing cards. Dainty refreshments were
served Among those present were Mr..
ana Mrs. 5. W Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. c. HoIlberg, Mr..
ana Mrs. W Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Lang
enbac6er, Mrs. :. =. Riddle and Mr..
and Mrs. J. 7. Cough.
Mrs. Spesrey pleasantly entertained
the George r. Maxwell w. r. c. and
friends last Monday evening at a val
entine party. High five was the game
of the evening and prizes were won by
Mrs. Burns, Mr.. Stillman, Miss Doll
and Mr.. Laughlin.. Lunch was served
10 about seventy guests.
Mrs Tina II. Smoot and little daugh- /
terIrna have gone to Provo for a few
days visit with relatives and friends. /
Mrs. ". .. Maclean entertained the
Merry GO-Round club Friday at her
home on y street. After a pleasant
afternoon at cards very dainty lunch |
was served.
The home OF Dir. and Mrs. G. c. Cal
vert, go Third East. was the scene Of /
a pretty party in honor OF Mr.. Cal
Ferts birthday Musical selections /
were rendered by the Misses. Biefer /
and the guests played cards until a late
hour, when refreshments were served. !
IhOSe present besides Mr.. and Mrs
Calvert were Mr.. and Mrs. julie Smith /
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOrriCks, Mrs. Ralph /
frames, Misses BirlIinshaW. Healy- /
Armstrong, Breyer. Mr.. viii Brewer /
and ar and Mrs. ". Y. Breyer.
Mrs. r. L. Raht and Mrs. c. 2. Knit /
HeWsky VIII entertain the .. +. s. 1
chapter on Wednesday evening, Feb. /
"A, at $40 E street.
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Miss Florence Alt delightfully."- enter 4
tanned a number Of her girl friends at i
cards Friday evening. After the games
wer played, delicious refreshments /
We're served and about 10:30 o'clock the
guests pulled candy. The invited guests
were the Misses Amy McDermid, Ivy
and ollie Naylor, Marjorie I've, Elva
De Lawn and Kathryn McKooey.
Miss Ia Verne Fulton is down from
Ogden 10 spend Washugton's birthday
with Misses Nellie and Florence Sher-
mer.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brother
Lood Of Locomotive Engineers and
their husbands surprised Mrs. c. r
Shermer at her home Thursday evening
giving banquet, at which the presi-
dent, Mrs. AIcQueeney, presented her
with past presidents pin.
The Home Protective league viii
meet with Mrs, Clarence 7, Allen, 364
East First South, on Monday, Feb. %
at 3 O'Clock. Mrs. Byron Cummings
VIII read a paper on The Develop |
ment Of the Child"
The Utah Women's Press club will
meet Feb. p at T;30 at the home Of
Mrs Maria Francis, 333 Second street
Ii VIII be a valentine evening and each
member is invited TO be present with
an escort. Refreshments viii be served.
The WOman's Democratic club viii
give a card party on Monday evening.
WashingtOn's birthday, at Morris SOM
mer's residence, 169 q street. All Dem
ocrats are cordially invited.
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James Jack, wife ard son left for
southern California Thursday. Tbey
VIII spend week at Catalina island
and then return 10 Pasadena visiting
weeks.
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AIr. and Mrs. T. L. Halliday enter
tanned their relatives at dinner SUNDAY.
u being their wedding anniversary. also |
the anniversary of Mrs. Halliday-s IA
Their and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Jack. Twenty-Five guests were seated
at the table which was prettily deco
rated IN pink and green. Small yaIen-
tines were used for place cards. The
evening was spent in music and games
and prizes were won by Mrs. James |
Jack and Mr. r. l. Jack, each carving
CT a large stein.
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A very pleasant reception was that
given by Mrs o. Taylor TO number /
of her friends on Wednesday evening.
The house was prettily decorated for |
The occasion, and the guests were |
treated 10 delicious repast during the
evening. Several Well-reudered vocal
and instrumental selections were given
during the evening by the Misses Min
Hie Garvini Jane and Emily AIIswarth /
Marguerite Harley. Helen Bailey. Olive
Taylor and the Messrs. William Ais
worth. George J. Russell and Carol
Bailey.
A number Of young friends of Mr..
Frank Riddle pleasantly surprised him !
at his home Friday evening in honor
Of his seventeenth birthday. A very
enjoyable time was spent in PLAYING !
cards ana other games, after which !
dainty refreshmeBts were served |
Among those present were the Misses | !
Lillian Hudson, Mamie Column, Kath-
ryn Riddle. Emma Hollberg Cay New
comb, Alta NeWcomb. Fannie Gardner. |
BAH. Agnes Felt, Messrs. Aubrey Hoop