The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
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The Happy Hour club were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stoker at their
home on First South Wednesday. Sixty
three was played, and after series of
games prizes were awarded to Mrs T.. 7.
Jones and Mr. John Wilson for having
Won the most games. while consolation
prizes were given Mrs. Charlie Snyder
and Mr.. w. r. Harper. After refresh
ments had been served, "A very interesting
drawing game was introduced during the
progress of which much merriment pre-
vailed. Mrs. Hyrum Pensen won first
prize and Mrs Beverly Harper second
prize.
Miss Mary Nuttan entertained few
friends at dinner Friday, in honor of her
sister, Mrs NJ NJ. Warner of Salt Lake.
Another of those swell dancing par
ties was given Wednesday evening in the
social hall. BIZ the young men as
a compliment 10 the young ladies who so
royalty entertained them the previous
week The hosts were Messrs Morris
Gray, Don Alexander, Frank Graham,
Frank Alexander Merle Taylor. Alma
Boardman, Ephraim Cuff and Sam Thur
man. The boys certainly did themselves
proud in the artistic manner in which
the hall was decorated White and green
were the colors used and it IS doubtful
II the hall ever presented more pictur-
esdue view than il did on this occasion
with its happy throng of dancers. There
were about 125 guests present. Punch
was served from neatly arranged alcoves.
The pupils of the B. Y. university from
the Alpine stake entertained at the gym
naSluIn nan thursday evening honor
OF the presidency of that stake An eX-
cellent musical programme was rendered
and an elaborate supper served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford NuttaH enter
tanned at dinner Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. L. ]. Nuttall of Salt Lake.
Mrs Alma Stewart planned and sue
cessfully carried out a surprise party on
her husband Tuesday evening at their
home in the Second ward The occasion
being the anniversary of his birth. The
evening was most pleasantly passed with
games, songs and recitatiOns. About 10
O'Clock the hostess invited the guests in
the dining room where an elaborate sup
Miss Rowe of Spanish Fork has re-
turned home after a pleasant weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. W. e Stoker-
Miss Nina Houston of the clerks Of
flee spent Saturday and Sunday in
American Fork.
Miss Eva Ward was the charming hos
tess at musical Thursday evening. The
parlor and dining rooms were elaborate
~ decorated with ported plants and cut
flowers In addition to the excellent mu-
steal numbers rendered finch and pit
were introduced and enjoyed. At II
O'Clock the guests were invited TO the
dining room where sumptuous repast
Mrs. j. r Tweives was the delightful
hostess at a dinner party Tuesday after
noon at her beautiful home on the cor
ncr OF Second East and First North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hone were sur
prised at their home Monday evening by
members of the Rebekah lodge and their
partners. The time was pleasantly
passed in games. songs and recitatfons
Refreshments were served
Misses Ellen Grace and Jennie Teas
date are the guests Of Miss Eva Ward.
Miss Marian Neikie is visiting friends
in Salt Lake.
Mesdames Clark and Speckart enter
tanned about sixty of their friends at din
ner Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Speckart.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner and Mrs T c.
Nuttall of Salt Lake are visiting in this
city. the guests of Miss Mary Nuttai.
Mrs. w. O. Reasly entertained at a Ken
sington Friday afternoon at her home,
corner of Third West and First South
hostess at a dinner party Monday after
noon at her coy home. 266 East First
South. About fifteen ladies were pres
eEt and enjoyed a. very pleasant after
noon.