The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

except the big matrimonial event
of Tuesday the nuptials OF Miss Jacobs
and Lieutenant White. The announce
ment of the NobIe-Robinson engage
nneHt was a surprise to many Of the
friends OF the young people, who are
both favorites in their set The we'd
ling win be a rather quiet one, al
3E0ugh intimate friends viii be present
Many Of the guests wiz go from the
wedding to the third assembly, which
comes the same evening. The break
fast at the Ladies' Literary club was in
many respects the most important so
ciai event of the season, and was man
aged perfectly.
The coming week is to be gayer in
the way of small entertainments than
any Tor some time, but they are all to
be Of the very informal kind which do
Fot make food for the newspapers. Only
> few weeks remain till the season OF
fenitence, and it IS probable that the
social set VIII not be slow in making
advantage OF the time.
The ladies Of the Plate club were
given q royal good time Thursday even
ng by the men Of their respective
households, when a delightful euchre
party was arranged at the home Of Mr.,
knd Mrs. T. r. Black. Turning. the
fables in true leap year fashion, the
hen had provided everything for the
evening and ia addition TO few
ROurs spent most delightfully."- the
sadies were each presented with q hand
some plate as a souvenir. The house
h7ss beautifully decorated and an or
Phestra furnished music throughout the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James y. Ferguson left
Friday for New York City and Phila~
felphia for a months visit among rela-
tiVes. They win stop week at French
Lick springs. Indiana, on their way
east.
Mrs. John T. Dolly wiz leave
New York for a visit in her old home,
Muskegon, Mich, tomorrow. Mr.. Dolly
VIII join her later in Chicago, and they
viii come nome together. Miss Mar
Earet Dolly Is much improved.
Mrs. J W. Beatde, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Samuel Woodward the
past few days, leaves Wednesday
evening for her home il Boise.
The most important event of the COM
ing week 50 far planned is the dance
TO be given Tuesday evening at the
Ladies Literary club, at which Mr.. A.
T. Holden viii be the host.
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Miss Grace Dele Davis viii hold an
informal reception at her home this
afteFnoon, 10 give friends and ac-
quaintances an opportunity to meet
AIRS Jessie Eldredge SOuthwicks
Miss Ardella Bituer entertained the
members of her class. the Naughty
Ones, at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Wallace Castleton, yesterday afternoon.
The Engineering society Of the L. OF
L. has issued very unique invitations
for dance TO be given at the museum
building next Thursday evening. The
list Of patr0nesses includes a number
Of prominent society women of the
city.
At the concert TO be given by Miss
Agatha Berkhoel under the manage
ment of the Ladies' Aid society of the
First congregational church, Professor
Radclif Miss Esther Allen, Mrs. g r.
richards and Miss Flanders swin as
sist,
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Judge and Mrs. G. C. Goodwin enter
tanned informally at dinner last even
Ing in honor Of Mrs. J. ". Beattie Of
Boise. who is the guest Of AIRS. Samuel
Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry S. Heath have I
returned from the east They are at /
home again at SOS East Brigham.
Miss Emma HamliR gave a small 4
evening party Wednesday. The game I
of the evening was pit" after which, 4
all enjoyed The dainty refreshments /
served.
Miss Vera KATE Syas the recipient Of /
a delightful surprise Saturday evening /
civeu by her friends. After Spending I
the FIRST part of the eveEing with games 4
and music. dainty refreshments were /
served IN the dining room. The guests 4
were Misses Ada Smith, Beth Skillhorn, /
Gertrude and Retta Heysteh, Ruby
and Ilean knight. Hazel MscDonold, I
9iystle Green, Myrie MacKnight, Cecil /
Burns, Leta Lewis, Emily Dykes. Ha-
zel Budd. Eide COttie, Mary BarlOsF and /
Tvs Foulger; AIessrs. Harry and James 4
Alley. Joseph Barlow and Grant Young,
The friends Of AR. Robert w Bridge /
surprised him at his home, . western
avenue Wednesday evening. Cards and j
music were the features Of the evening.
aAL-A n Aitt q Ae4iltt Supper " ciS SCI hsit.
SIR. and Mrs. Il. ". Bridge AIr. and
Mrs. r. Duncombe, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Al
len, AIr. and Mrs. ". Crowton. Mr.. and 4
Airs. Kay Bridge. Mrs. HesIington. Mrs
Iniay, Mrs. Bridge. Miss Dean, Miss
Mary Bridge. Mr.. /. Fletcher Mr. Leon
Inlay.
The Burns entertainment. given by
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Caledou-
ian club last Monday evening was a
success socially and financially. A fine
musical and literary programme was
rendered IL excellent style.
The Billie club attended the Christen-
sen soiree Wednesday evening in "a
body and enjoyed very pleasant time.
aIrs. Amelia Rees StockdaIe, a very
talented young woman, has acce5ted a
position a primary teacher in the city
schools. Mrs. StOckdale was recognized
as being among the ablest instructors
in Utah county, having taught shere q
period Of SIX and one-Ealf years.
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the leap year party at Christeusen's
naxt Friday evening promises to b. q
very successful affair. The ladies I'm
charge are leaving nothing undone thar
VIII add to the enjoyment Of those who
attend The committee In charge Is:
Mrs. T., p christensen, Mrs A L. An
ssil. Miss Ella Stickney. Mrs. q. L.
Berry, airs. $. Lund and Miss Mabel
Cunningham
AIr Archie \. Petit vas pleasantly
surprised Dy o number Of his friends