The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
SPOKANE VICTOR
IN SOCIAL GAME
indian ViOt0rs Win in Novel
Contest at Walkers.
NOTABLE SOCIETY EVENT
YELLOW TEA CONTEST DECIDED
AGAINST SALT LAKE.


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1oliety ls looking forward with inter
est 10 the last of the spring series Of
.rr.- s-, Dy tne SAT- l-aAe e-uD. me
$3.50 '' ~ I'll at He'hti iYl aL
CLOCK THIS afternoon The guests Of
honor viii be RIr. Charles Harold Reilly
and eight other rndiauz f-ou7 s,oi-s,,e
The function win '' la+l Don't 't i've nom
Ilgh balls and other light refreshments
~ De served by Ar- James Nicholas
Leacks. 4 PHEASANT time viii be had
ne oalt Lake CLUB has accepted lnNi-
lstions o. spend three weeks abroad, be-
es.iiitia the COMING WeeA- . ne Iiat week
~ pc spent ln Boise as guests on Air-
sttlH JACOB MctipsHel ana MS tallii}-
le loiloEihE week WI DC Spent il Silo-
ee1e - tfe nome. OF -1l- Eseil-S ana ms
seek after that the Salt Lake club VIII
go % Butte 90 enjoy little smoke with
Air. Walter Wilmot and his family. The
etI Lake club VIII then return nome 10
entertain the McCi0sAeS party Tor a
DeHghtfGily Informal was The yellow
tea given at Walkers yesterday after
noon. The function took the form or a
fancy dress affair The guests were dl-
vjded into two parties. one under the
the other under air. Charles Harold
Reilly. Mr. GImIin's PARTY wore blue,
pinned with red while Mir Reilly's party
wore blue with white MULE trimmings.
The afternoon was passed very pleasant
ly by all Several new games. chief
among them being Drop EN-. boot 'en,
who gets the most OF EN- were played.
SIR GfmIfn's party carried off the hOuors
arnid much laughter by alL
The game is new one here and IL
took some little time for those present
- efas2 Jhe lnlll-s-eie- o. ~, o1l o-lt ne
they got the Idea every tllns went OF
Epleudidlv.
How the Came is PLAYED
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The game Is played 10y eighteen persons
divided into Two sides one RaItE 81
uIhe IS distrbated aoo-L elaiiioHu-
t.-4pll ere at'I ~ U..I.itr" -1,T, rti,I
SIDE Is nrov5deJ with a large stick. one
person from each side is giyen the pau }.l
party, who endeavor. in turn. q, strike
l1e nan WIN the SUCK WheH tlll D1li
IS struck the members OF t3e otlet slue
strive TO get under lle pan on III LLuLlL
ar u so tnat lt sLlAes mem Wit,loSL
changing us oiiecLI9ii- 14le sLil.ilL r.
taken 20 prevent Inc pali S io1sils iA
the hands.
After the ball is sttl.cA the person
stflSils ll ItLlS ato., r,7. ~, ,r-i
he can succeed DID Iuulns ah opi,'liel-
with the hdI he runs against IL. DAt q
skiful PLAYER VIII not ne caught VIII
{e oal N ms l,,rs anu a 5I me-
bases ~.
Thus SIR. Glmln $ party loIeed Niic
Tire diamond. while The best Mr.. Renly's
slpe could 40 was TO loil7 tlltS 'L -''r
Glmllu side aroln'- ,-
hF- EfNln Jensen was r-l., t-A tl w., tiilN
the bali for Mr. Gimlins side, while Alf-
Reilly delegated Mf MlHaLl tlp-s 20
throw for MS SIDE l5'itu 9it- it-tat.i' silt
4ir. Hogs dIsplaveg singular lnapti-
tildc- IN was seldom they permitted one
- or fle opposing sloe 20 slliAe tiLC 4''
On such manner tgat thT T5a+ ,..- ~ -e
mono cQul aEo-4 ~ al ~ -- i-I.- ~ f7,e
Air. Gimlns side was Que elillfel. .s ,'l-
superior efforts or the eiEht a7HoNla's7
or Mr. Jensen Haa Dit. lipIs assoyl
have won. but as il turned out they were
caught time and again VITA 1Ae 1al il
taeir possession.
"Details Of the Function.
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The affair began -tt nam at.V- i1- "
t1e aItei noon .-- s-.---F entire
Neither SIDE had runner L9I-gt -.-- -l.r
lT around uhLL! atttt ea,-tl 7--N - 49,
five trials. Then sir. Hosg struck one
that went toward Ar- Gimlii- -dl- t5--t.
En touched t ana uelN5 eztap55- -t,l'5 81
Then william Hansen tollueg -ilI - 80
es it lay on me ground etltsE sll' II 5le
ne BAH cut Of his reach And compelled
Alr Ferris 90 80 20 lhg -t7{ ~ "a chs
lie l+-.l.oL.l any fI----t- RJ-lT55-I[ tbcn
second corner, NLt, -lg-.-t 49, - t--.,.f-..4
kEuch llie pan -li- q L.1 &c 1 80 MIN
lA nul leL lL pass HNo L.l ~
S9HlP -.-,t5 l-,i I'M ,.l,r fC move ahead.
.tet T3iiel 1 So Nd rbe1, -f-rr-[ ne
Ar- J944 ft3eAe-i-t--e - 1-d no
tall- jus @-LH- r-..f- r7-.s.4
R9dy ctuo 5tt ~ ella, I.s+ o9-rle,
-at l-o55 20 D3iA- 20 ~ NM
which is called nome lLt' So
harJIke also struCh one .l-.-f 10y tS -
opponents couia lolgh "i.lI -. ~ a.
-ltsal7- eiLis " -l.. -.I-.- g. ~ air Tr
tlaienet iaIl 5i ~ g -,,,-.., +Il,t Ng- f-rr5
same down DID, sitH l-..'----, .-. a 49, f5,,,5s
ward could loL Bet it o-t on --1 t-t-5-
Ar. Reilly followed wan 9ile l-.--t 49, 49,
could toucn ana nIo455--t l -L.' ~. ~ fi1s.~
~ NOME S-l17-1 5f.- --...---,---,-+s -,t5l-i
s-L Alh oile eaSi nc, 80 80 zr-rrr r-57fs
t-o- erL tAg-i 4-1--'z. @ .- -.,-----9-- ~
-2lg-d ar t1'1s -5-I+
SUCK any tah- ~i-5 ..r-=--- +s.- -+srl-
iin-hellaLtlA dltgi 7r t--.--7 90 +---rE
-tes@i-- GllAl,L eLl9 ,--+ .----5
gle tl-at avg, Ls-t--9 1.-- T-fr ~ +f,ar
.ii- James Ll.ltle7' .'" fE-N ,-.,---r 5,.s
hi riet2 'alt-s AZ ---.t 49, .-
laAu1. l'itih5 ali' -,-.-+I,-
iHst corner lt. Nl-- -i-.-t' 81 49, ~,
struck one lHal none eo4-I .e ~ - W.. ~
ltpE4 geo go OF one ~ ~-h De --l.
t't lt 70 e. l'N-a7- ta-i.l7 tltg 1919
or AF. b-ihldH- -ll -ASt-' q l' -i 7-- eS IN
one that none cpulQ ieaSA 20 may lll.
'iaIh was also com .1il-o 20 sz 4 l
before tue parties thaAseu s-lra azatti'
M TaDea0's poIitaness.
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As soon as possible after the chalse
vas made SIR. Jensen threw tour inaL ~
Ferris could not touch WITH l4e sLcE-
nus, .. -l l..I Se VI ll,ir41.., striia5, an
thre- baIIs thrown but struck So clcveriy
-lat his stick touched none OF them so