The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09


/ Mrs. J. +. Caine entertains few
! friends very informally at tea tomorrow
| afternoon to meet Mrs. Guy Palmer.
Mrs. H. r. Freeman will return from
the east this morning after an absence
of several weeks.
Mrs. J. T. Keith and Mrs. J. O. Reber
have gone TO Ocean Park, Cal, to spend
the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. f. d. Bickford and Mrs
Ellen Elliott will close their home in
! POpperton during the week and viii be
at home at the Kenyon till the summer
Mrs. Mary CahiH and Miss Bertha
Stone of Ogden are visiting friends in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Mcknight have
moved and are now at home at 924 East
Brigham street
Miss Mary Harrison of Evanston.
Wyo.' is guest Of DR.. and Mrs E F.
Root.
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Mrs. a T. Walker Will be back from
San Francisco tomorrow after spend
ing the past few weeks there.
The marriage of Miss Nora Morrison
to Seth Williams was soIemnized last
Friday evening, the Rev. c. Z. Perkins
ofhc1ating, the family and immediate
friends only being present.
Miss Fannie Buckbee of the Lowell
school will give an afternoon devoted to
beethoven next Friday in her room.
! The pupils Of the room are in the fifth
grade, and they viii make a special
study of the great composer with a
number of his best-I1nOwn selections.
Mrs. W. l. Pickard. jr. is on the At
| lantic coast visiting relatives.
The last of the regular soirees of the
season VIII be given next Wednesday
! evening at Christensen's hall. 1t viii
( be attended by number of private
/ parties who have been enjoying the
/ Series.
Mrs. @ w Stewart and Mrs. c. \.
Stain have returned to their home after
q week spent with friends in Bingham
| Junction.
The dance to be given by the Social
club of the Z. @. NJ. l. which was post
/ poned on account Of the bad weather
Will take place next Tuesday evening.
W. HObbd was surprised last Thurs
! day evening by number of his friends.
Music and games were enjoyed and re
freshmentS were served to the follow
| ing: Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Bone
/ break and sister Mrs HObba Misses
Hazel and Lille Redman, Daisy Treu-
ton, Anna and Elsie Hobba. Clara But
Ter. J. Trenton, II. BOnebreak, F. Nick
olson. Mr.. Ivie, Mr.. Smulup-
\ surprise was given in honor Of Miss
Florence Littlewood at her home. 3l5
North Tenth West street Wednesday
last. The rooms were decorated with
roses, carnations and ferns. The amuse-
ments were chiefly in the form of games
| and music. The following guests were
! present: Misses Alice Frost. Edith
| Teakle. Vida Hartman, Mary Williams.
Eva Johnson, Jessie Teakle. Gertrude
Read, Eva Dyer, Nellie Read, Lizzie
LittlewOOd, Mary Naismith, Mile Kill
burn, Bessie Rice, Nellie Kilburn, Lille
Read. Olive LittIewoOd, Florence Lit
tlewOOd, Kate NaiSmith, Mabel F'reder-
icksen, Mary Fredericksen. .. r. EV-
ans. Tom Reese, Dave Reese. Howard
Davis
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest a. Greenwood
entertained at a dinner Friday even
ing, the decorations being nastUr-
/ tiums- The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. Yard of Denver. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Snow and Miss Eva Snow,
and Judge and Mrs. Thomas Marion
eauX-
Mrs. II. @. BrOCkman has issued in
vitatiOns for cards for the next We'd
nesday afternoon, to meet Mrs. w. II.
De Wolf of Beaver.
Mrs. George Sutherland viii enter
tain the Five Hundred Card club at
her home next Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hiskey are now
settled in their new home, $50 East
Second South street.
Mrs. Alexander Ramsey of New York
is the guest of Mrs. w. Z. Vigus.
Mrs. James H. Douglas and Miss
Genevieve Douglas are in the city Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Grant.
Miss Eva Hamlin of Park City has
been spending the past week with her
sister on Princeton avenue.
Mrs. Lee Chamberlain will give an
American party tea next Wednesday
afternoon to the committee Of ladies
in the Third ward, at her home, 6 Car
ter's terrace. This is the first of
series Of American party teas that viii
be given in the different wards.
\ surprise was given Miss ROwen
Hawkins by a number of her school
mates last Thursday evening. Games
We're played until o'clock. when sup
per was served. Just before leaving
a programme was rendered. Miss Vera
LUndgren played a few selections on
the mandolin, ana Miss Pearl WatTOus
TeCited, after which all joined in sing
ent were Misses Edith Treloar, Vera
Lundsren, Rowen Hawkins, Pearl
WatrOus, Sigrid Johnson, Cora Kirk
and Helene Hutchinson.
Mrs Gwen Keys of Ogden is the
guest OF Miss NJ. lone Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Paul Jones have re-
turned from California and are at home
at the Keith apartments on South
Temple street.
Miss Essie Fitzgerald Of Provo is in
the city visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
l. BOnnemOrt. at 40 East Brigham.
The StrOllerS' club will issue invita-
tons during the week for a dance to be
given immediately after Easter for the
benefit of the university gymnasium.
All the societies Of the L. OF L. viii
help in the arrangements for the affair.
and this cadets from both High schools
viii give an exhibition drill.
Mrs. J. L. Rawlins and Miss Leda
Rawlius are home from California. both
of them greatly improved i'm health.
Mrs. &. +. TOlhurst. who has spent
the past week in Ogden with friends,
returned yesterday to the city.
EXtOn La Motto entertained a small
party Of his friends yesterday morning