The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12


Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard NJ Bailey will
entertain at dinner tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs B, a. McMilien will entertain at
valentine card party Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. H. a. Whitney entertains again
at bridge Tuesday afternoon.
The members Of St. Paurs Guild will
give a valentine party Tuesday evening
at the rectory.
Mrs. John \. Sharp gives a Kensing-
ton Wednesday afternoon in compli-
ment to Mrs ]. H Young.
Mrs. c. K. Won Knoblock viii enter
tain at cards Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Channing enter
tanned few friends at dinner last
evening for their brother, ]. Park Chan-
ming Of Chicago. who is their guest.
Mrs j. E. Bamberger and Mrs. Sol
Siegel are expected home today after a
lengthy stay in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Moore will
leave during the week for a visit of
some time in the east. On their return
trip they win visit Mr.. and Mrs. john
Reed in Denver.
Helen and Harold Greenwood. chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs Z. a. Greenwood,
entertained a large number of their lit
tie friends yesterday afternoon and
evening at two valentine parties. In
the afternoon more than thirty of their
smallest friends enjoyed games and in
the evening about the same number
were entertained from till o'clock.
Valentines were used as souvenirs.
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ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert b. Brown,
entertained about thirty of her little
friends yesterday afternoon at valen-
tine party. The house was decorated
throughout with strings of red hearts,
and large shower of them hung above
the long table from the chandelier. AS
the children sat at their refreshments
at the table each found a valentine.
Games were enjoyed during the after
noon.
Invitations will be issued the first of
the coming week for the ball 10 be Civ
en- by Mrs r. G. woodruff for the ben
eft of st. Paul's Guild. The affair will
be managed by Mrs. Woodruff, assist
ed by the members of the guild, and
the following named men win have
charge of the floor: f. A. Druehl, Karl
Scheid, ]. a. Reeves, Fisher Harris, c.
p Overheld and George Raymond.
High School alumni will take place Fri
day evening, Feb. "A, in Unity hall. The
patronesSes Will be Mrs. Simon BAN
berger, Mrs. Rachel Miller, Mrs. w. a. I
Nelden. Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian and
Mrs El5ridge Thomas.
a reception was given last Monday
afternoon at the home OF Rev. and Mrs.
Benjamin Young in honor Of Mrs. II.
WoldfogeI MIS-. T. Davis and Mrs 4
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the city. Miss May Banker served
punch, Miss Edna Jennings poured cot
fee and the refreshments were in the
hands of Mrs Clarence Post. Mrs.
Comstock. Mrs William Druehl and
Mrs. w. o. DuVal An orchestra sta
toned in the hall furnished music. The
house was decorated with pink and
white carnations
The marriage of Miss Hattie Bar
low of this city, to J. W. Bailey, late
of Mexico, was solemnized in the tenn
pie Wednesday. They Will be home 20
their friends, at 106 Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Rudd gave. a re-
ception in honor Of the seventy-sixth
birthday of Mrs. RUdds father. Philip
Margetts. Several old friends and a lot
of new ones engaged in pastimes of va
rious kinds and recounted the stirring
incidents in which many of them par
ticipated in the early days.
Miss Irena Watson will give an in
formal musicale next Thursday. Miss
Jessie Williams viii appear, assisted b.
Frank Midgley.
At the home of her aunt. Mrs. VIII
J. Reeve, 624 South Sixth East street.
Miss Edna Evans gave linen shower
in honor of Miss Ruby Swift. A large
number of friends attended.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church was entertained last
Thursday by Mrs. s. w. Darke.
Miss May Buhling left last Tuesday
for California, to be gone a month or
six weeks
The Young Peoples society of the
First Baptist church enjoyed A social
in the church last evening. a debate
by four of the young women was a fea-
ture and a candy pull followed
Hugh Rippeto entertained a few
fri nds at musicale last Wednesday
evening. The vocalists were Dr. c. NJ
Benedict and. Edward Anderson.
Miss Rida Taylor viii entertain next
= thursday.
The Ladies Auxiliary TO the b. of r.
1. VIII give card party on Monday |
evening in Electrical Workers hall !
Main and First South streets.
The Daughters of the King viii give
a Martha Washington tea at the dean /
cry OF St. Marks on the evening of !
Tuesday, Feb ,. at 3 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. &. J. Brown were host !
and hostess at a very enjoyable party
Monday night. The guests were enter
tanned by vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. recitatiOns and dancing. At II
o clock lunch was served. after which !
the company Joined in an .'cld-fash-
Toned" quadrille The guests present ]
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Bench. Mr. and Mrs (,
c w. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell (
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kreller. Mrs. w 4
G Wheeler. MIS-. \. VI. Buchanan. Mrs /
Lufkins, Mrs r. w. Royle. Misses Lib /
bic Lockwell, Marion Ellington. Maggie I
Baird. Hattie Bench. Maud Wheeler 4
Anna Porter. Iva Mcdonald and E J. I
Bench Caleb Bywater. Harry Wheeler 4
Ed Barnett Charlie Wheeler. w. :. |
William Wheeler and CIar- !
ence Wilson. +
Mrs George Davis and Miss Grace (
Della Davis gave a green and while
luncheon last Sunday at their home. 80 (
5 street. in honor Of Mrs. Helen Rich
ardson Waite OF Ogden The guests
We're Miss Burkella Pierce and Miss
Mary Mayne, Mrs. S. L. Pierce and
Mrs A. II. Mayne.