The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13
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Inc STATE Mental hospital thursday even
tng was indeed a brilliant affair. \ very
excellent programme was carried out
10y the patients. and was certainly cred
st. 10 the institution After which the
guests We're escorted to the dining room.
where covers were laid and an excellent
banquet served. The evening was con-
Guided with grand bail. I'm which the
gentleman guests danced with the lady
patients. and the lady guests danced with
the gentlema1 patients. Among the
guests were the governor and wife and
members OF the state board and Their
wives.
\ very neat surprise was given Miss
Annie Holden at her home on First North.
SIS east. the event being her eighteenth
birthday. Each guest wore mask and
represented some character. which they
acted out until 10 o'clock when they un-
masked. The evening was one long TO be
remembered by all present. The guests
were: Misses Pearl Boreu. Fern FOOte.
l-urline Foote, Adeline Johnson. Irene
Evans, Emma Gee, Hazel Strong. Connie
THd FLORENCE Moore. Messers David Hat
ION, owen White, Peter Clayton, June
Collins Walter Twclves Ben Bean. Wen
dell Ferry. Clarence Boshard. Percy era
Yen, Spencer Clark. Earl Daniels and
Hayden LouSbottOm.
\. G. Hatch Of Heber was u Provo visit
or this week
Mrs r. T. Corfman entertained az high
rea In honor Of Mrs. T. r. Wedgwood of
salt Lake City. Tuesday afternoon at her
coy home on the corner of First North
ard Third East Streets Covers were Ia ID
Tor sixteen, In he center Of the table
WIS UfeuAlIut GU GLASS; lilltu Win uAEk
red carna tons from which radtated y
star of ferns. The favors were read and
the menu also was cieVerly 80 arranged
The rooms were made bright and fra
grant with sweet scented flowers. and "a
most enjoyable afternoon was spent. The
suests Wore: Mesdames r. y. Wedgwood.
sam Schwdb. George W. Craig. :. a.
INing. y. \. +. Reid. +. ID. sutton Phil
Speckart. Leon Bachman and II. b. Thur
man. Mcssrs. Alice Reynolds. Josie kei
logE. Alice Iseley. Al Nelke. Flossie NJ
Pond and Edith MHuHlfrp
Mrs. Iina Muhlenbruck. who has been
Visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary NJ. Beck
for several months, left To Join her nus
hand at Stockton.
Mrs. Colonel Cragon left the first of the
week to Join her husband at Cotton.
Miss Diana Bean and Miss Margaret
Thurman. who have been laboring in the
missionary field for the past two years.
returned home Monday. They are in the
Test of health and spirits and report hav-
ing enjoyed their labOrs very much. Be
fore returning they visited many of the
prominent cities OF Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Graham returned
home Thursday evening from Lewiston.
Cache valley, where they went TO attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Abigail Pond. Mrs.
Grahams aunt, held on Wednesday.
Judge SaNey, attorney for the Mapleton
iu the water suit with Springville. was i'm
the city Monday looking after his case.
y Jolly crowd OF old friends met at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs J. W Craven i'm
honor OF Mrs. Alice BcardscU OF Forest
Dale. and her daughter, Mrs. Peter John
'njoyably spent with social conversation,
music and rotations after which deli
cious refreshments We're served. The
guests were: MesSeTs and NcSdames
Andrew Watson. James Boyden. John r.
Bo0thc Hugh Clayton. Willard Boothe.
Ephraim BOren. II. j. Goddard Hyrum
liatton. IT, +. Hatton. William Clayton
The Womcn's Republican club met
Monday evening in their club rooms. Mrs.
Icmma SimOns gave a very able and IN
teresting talk on the life OF President Car
field. after which instrumental music was
nicely rendered by Mrs. Mary Lewis:
Greenwood The Eighth precinct served
refreshments. After an hour spent In So
cial chat and handshake. the club adj
j5urned until March 81.
Editor Mangum of the White and
Blue. went over TO Eureka Thursday
evening
Charles De0Ioisy Of Salt Lake. was
ArOvo visitor THURSDAY
Miss Mile Peters WAS the recipient OF a
very pleasant surprise party az the home
% her parents Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Peters
on -; South Academy avenue. Wedne--|
day evening The evening was pleasantly
spent in games. intersperscd with music
and rccitatiOns. Dainty and delicious re-
were. Misses Ada Cummings. Rose Nc
Eadden, TcsSie kirkwOOd. Bertha Buries
Estella Parks. Emma Taylor. Della
Nh,tmore. Lucille Clinton Myrtle stew
art. Ada Taylor Hazel Adams. Annie Bal
lry. Laprell Dunn and Grace Dunn.
n l.
Faddcn. Frank Stubbs. James Peters,
Ralph Peters. Walter Miller Roy Dam
icls Dan kirkwood. Win Hoover Elmer
Strong, Wayne Farver and Don Aexan-
Elmer Beck has gone 90 stockton. whore
he has accepted position with the Cy-
clone Mining company
County Commission Webb Of Iehi
spent Monday iu the Garden city
The aged of the Fifth ward were royalty
entertained at the Relief hall Friday by
The old folks COMMITTEES. An excellent
programme was rendered after which a
Frand Banquet was served.
\ very Pleasant surprise was given Mrs
Rchecca Mitchell OF the Third ward
Wednesday evening. About twenty-five
friends walked I'm with baskets filled with
caiables. \ very enjoyable evening was
spent.
Perfect iD every detail was the informal
reception. given Wednesday afternoon in
celebration Of the seventh anniversary OF
the tab SOrOsis. at the beautiful home
- MIS- n. n. Warner - East Second
Splth street. The club colors heilotrope
ana cream, were eharmingly carried out
IN me dccorat ton as they were also in the
dainty and delicious refreshments FEES
looms Of carnations. smilaN and viOiets
IN abundance caught here and there with
streams Of ribbon, frightened by the many
by the many colored candles. made the
scene ono Of beauty. while the vioIcts
end sweet scented flowers made the air
l5ragrant with their sweet perfume. The
Npnch bowl was gracefully presided over
by Miss Lena Bachman. while officers and
members OF The club acted as reception
coalmittec. About one hundred and sew
enty-fivc guests were entertained. among
whom were many club members of
Springville. Mrs. +. 4. Wedgwood. j
charter member Of the club, was an hon.
'ored guest.
A very successful surprise was given
Miss Lydia Knudsen at the home Of her
parents, 3SS South First West street Fri |
day evening. About thirty-five OF her