The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19


Major and MRS. J. NJ. Downey are
entertaining a party OF relatives on
their way from Baltimore to the coast.
they are Mrs. John Sheridan. Miss
Kate Downey and Miss Kathleen and
Miss Amy Sheridan.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Gates
and Lewis Knight will take place Tues
Gay evening at the home of the brides
The marriage of Miss Leone d. Pratt
and George Douglas Bergener will take
place next Saturday evening at the
nome of the brides parents on State
street.
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The Misses Lena and Buelah Bach
man of Provo will arrive in the city
today to spend the next few days.
George Douglas Bergener viii be in
the city Tuesday and will be the guest
during his stay of Mr.. and Mrs. Milan
do Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ Hanson viii
De down from Ogden tomorrow to at
tend the Sutherland reception in the
evening
Mrs G.. K, Olsen is in Cedar City Wis
Mrs. ]. NJ Bidwell entertained in
formally at bridge yesterday afternoon
Mrs. c. T. Richards viii repeat the
reading of Enoch Arden Wednesday
evening at the First Congregational
church, the same musical accompani-
ments being given by Mrs. Agnes Os-
borne.
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Mrs. c. w. Fiheld entertains Tuesday
afternoon in compliment to Miss Lillian
Waller Of Kentucky Mrs. H. L. Miller
gives an affair Thursday afternoon also
IN compliment to Miss Waller.
Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh gives two par
ties during the coming week, the dates
set being Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons.
Christensen's dancing academy will
give dancing matinee Wednesday aft
ernoon and the usual party at night.
The regular weekly soirees win be re-
sumed the Wednesday following.
Jacob Cohen of Butte is visiting rela-
tives here.
Miss Essie May Seaton was hostess
at a valentine party at her home
merrily passed in games and charades
in keeping with the valentine sea on,
the prizes being awarded to Earl Have
nor and Howard Jones. Later in the
evening supper was served, the menu
being entirely in the shape of hearts.
The drawing rooms We're decorated in
profusion OF hearts, and the punch
booth, which was presided over by Miss
Elizabeth Gentle Of Creston, Ia, was
tastefully decorated in carna tons and
hearts. About thirty guests enjoyed a
most pleasant evening. Those present
ice Sutton. Edythe Beetles. Berle Par
ker, Elizabeth Gentle, Frank Manning,
Howard Jones, Earl Havenor, Weir
Casady, Miss Elise Yates. Gertrude
Patterson, Elda Havenor, Florence
HRvenOr, Dale Havenor Daphne Bate
man. Helen Boes, Ruby Scranton, Tom
Williams, George Dykes, WILDER Price,
Herbert Cassidy, Mr.. Thompson, Ray
mond Boes.
The women of the Caledonia club held
an open meeting in their hall Friday
evening. A supper was served and the
evening given up 10 Aud Scotch
Sangs." ROTATIONS and readings. Past
Chief Mrs. Agnes Milligan was pre-
scented with a gold pin and Mrs. Han
nah Moffat. Mrs. Christian Schultze
and Mrs Jenta Melton were each given
a set OF teaspoons. The officers for
the year just opening are Mrs. Flora
Nelson, honored chief; Mrs. Catherine
Sterling. FIRST chieftain: Mrs. Hannah
Moffat, second chieftain: Mrs. Christina
A. SchulZe. secretary; Miss Agnes Ster-
ling, treasurer; Mrs. Agnes Milligaa.
chaplain; Mrs. Emma Vunder, conduc-
tor; Mrs A. shingleton, guard.
Miss Anna Van Houten and Miss Mel
lie Riley entertained a few of their
friends at a valentine party Tuesday
evening at the home of the latter on
Fourth East street. The rooms were
decorated in red and white. the colors
being carried out in the refreshments.
Those present were Misses Leona Mil
Ter. Nellie Wood. Nellie Davidson, Lena
and Laura Dawson, Mary Van Houten,
Edward Knox. John Rees, Morty Mey-
er, Carlton Riley and Ray Bushnell
The Ladies Aid society, assisted by
the young people of the First NJ. L.
church. viii give George Washington
social in the church parlors Tuesday
evening. The decorations and costumes
are TO represent l116 times and people.
Cbarades, recitations and music of
patriotic nature will be rendered.
A valentine party was given Tues
day evening by Miss Agnes Mcmillan
in honor of Miss Inez Built. The rooms
were decorated with hearts and flow
ers. Games, music and supper were
the features of the evening. The ia
bles were decorated with pink and
white carnations Covers were laid for
twenty. The invited guests We're the
Misses MaTJory Breech, Elsie Bull, An
gle Fitzgibbon. Jeanette Benzon. Ida
Priest, Mary Brooks. Cora Vaughan,
Gertie Brooks, Glare Coburh, Mrs. VIII
liam Campbell, Earl Fitzgibbon, Drew
Palmer, Allen Busteed. Byron HowelIs.
Victor Buel, Bert Harrison. Albert
Belts. Thomas Buel and Leland Wat
son.
Unity club will give an evening with
George Eliot, tomorrow, under the
leadership OF Miss l. Nj. Qualtrough.
Miss Emily Larson will sing selections
from the English ballad writer's.
A big colonial and county fair Will
be given at the university on the eve
Of Washington's birthday Almost the
entire museum building will be used to
accommodate the dancing. shows, cir
cuses and other various attractions
that are to be furnished by the differ
ent societies of the school. The Alpha
Phi -.fTats" win have q circus. The
members will occupy the gymnasium.
The Aunct Fidessuni frat viii repre-
sent, by means OF a mock court. the
recent bounty frauds. Besides these
two attractions typical county fair
midway viii be run along with
many side shows. Every avail
able corner OF the building will he
occupied by various booths at which
almost everything wanted TO eat and
drink may be found All those in
charge of the booths and shows wiz he
IN colonial costume, while costumes are
optional with the dancers.