The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-26

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home OF Mrs. Samuel Testers, 4I6 South
Tenth East street The parlor, recep-
ton hall and dining room were deco
rated with carnations. ferns and tho
national colors. Many games were
played prizes being won by Miss Ham
ilton and Mr.. Acons Violin music rem
dered by George Shelton was one Of the
deTed by George Shelton was one OF the
main features of the evening. Little
Romania Hyde and little Harry Lester.
pupils of Mr.. Shelton, also rendered
some fine numbers on their violins. IN
stTumental music was furnished by
Miss Hattie Ward, Miss Lillian Vowis<,
Mr. Sicily. Mr.. Lester and Mr.. Coles.
The guests present were Mrs Lester,
Mrs. Nowles, Louie Sheriff, Hattie
Ward. Nellie Zenger, Bernie Cuff, Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Swaner, Mrs. Wakwis,
Sheriff. Mrs. Selly, Lillian Vow-les. Miss
Sutton. Miss Hamilton. Miss Hartweil.
Mrs. J. Hyde. Mrs. ]. Hyde. Romania
Hyde. Mr.. Lester, Mr.. Acons, Mr.. eau
fin. Mr.. Bull. Sylvester Vowles, Mr..
Sicily. Mr.. Btnch. Mr.. Robinson. Mr..
Wiscomb. George Shelton. George
Vowles. Afr Coles. AR. Wakwis. Harry
Lester, Arthur VowIes.
Mrs. William kaesss OF ogden is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs. A.
Swenson. and VIII remain for the next
month CT so
Mrs. w. E. critzer entertained at n
children's party for her little daughter
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Kriebei have not
moved. as was reported, but are still
at homo with Mrs. NJ. S. Woodward at
30 Fifth East street
THE TyTolean Queen" an ooeretta,
will be presented the latter part of
March by the pupils of Madame Aman-
Z H.
the cement eff John ID. Spencer
and J. j. Mcclellan win be one of the
assisting artists.
The NJ. 1. A of the Twelfth ward
gave a character ball Wednesday night
were decorated with booths done in the
national cOlors. Many quaint charac-
tiers were represented.
The reception rendered to DR. and
Mrs. T. W. Pinkerten Tuesday evening
at their residence by the members or
the Central Christian church and ether
friends was an occasion of great en-
joyment to the lerge crowd of over 100
present. The parIor was prettily deco
rated in carnations and ferns the table
| decorations were daffodils. Instru-
mental and vocal music added TO the
pleasure OF the evening. and delicious
! refreshments were served.
E&
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Midgley enter
| tanned at progressive gh-five on the
evening of Washington's birthday. An
| appropriate scheme, suggestive OF the
| day was carried out in the way of tai
! lies and decorations. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Arthur E. Snow. Mrs:
Ernest @. Witzen, j. n. Jacobson and
1 Charles II. Bedel. Those present were
! Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Jacobson, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Charles H. Bodel, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. A. Jacobson. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
/ CT. witzell. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur +.
| Snow and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Witzeli.
/ Miss Blanche Rule and Miss Halle
| Burg were the hostesses of party Civ
| en- at the home Of the former last
| ent We're Roscoe Anderson, Miss Elsie
| Anderson, Harry Arnold. Adewin
! Bockhclt. Miss Ellen Darlington. Oscar
| Jensen. Ernest Kearns, Claude Ellery,
| Miss Edith Knudson, Miss Marie Nc
| Cooey, Mr.. and Mrs Morehead. Charles
Miss Josie Valentine The evening was
spent in card playing, after which re-
/ freshments were served.
1
The Gamma Phi Sorority of the Uni
| versty of Utah. formerly known as thS
College Women's society, will issue in
! vitations at the end Of the week for 4
| ST. Patrick's bali March Il.
|
| Miss Virginia shannon gave a thea
tire party yesterday afternoon to tho
! Misses Berdett Clawson, Marianne
| Oberndorfer. Helen Wilson, EthlyT
| Winsness and Edna Shepard.
Miss Edna May entertained a number
| of her girl friends at a. KensingtoT
/ Saturday afternoon. Those presen
We're Edna Corey, Rae ROselyn. Myrtle
Selvyn. Arva Roberts, June Gehle. Al
| ice Butterworth. Ray Riley. Betl
| Campbell. Helen Lewis. Margrett Nc
Evan and Ethel May.
Miss Maud Wheeler and Miss Lols
Rouse entertained thirty-six of thei
/ friends at cards Friday evening. Tn
| decorations were in national colors AM
| the prizes We're won by Miss There's
Meloy and Frank Manning.
Miss Kathryn Q. Wall returned thi:
! week from a three months visit in St
Louis and Indianapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Coombs have
left for the coast to be gone severa
weeks.
Miss Ina Ashton returned from &c
dar City Monday after spending sew
| eral days with her relatives.
Miss Jessie Paskett is now at hom'
with Mrs. Miller at s15 West FRS
South.
Miss Alverda Evans is now at bonn
| at Is South Fifth West.