The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26

NAL reception at the new GUnton Me-
| mortal chapel Friday evening, which
! was attended by about 200. Music was
! furnished by the Allen Brothers orches-
! ira. which rendered a fine programme
| throughout the evening. Miss Mary
| Mayne read a Russian story and for an
| encore gave Riley's Bear story Sew
| eral violin solos were played by Mas
| ter George Klink, a pupil of George a.
| SHELTON.
. Mrs. David r. Gray entertained at
! bridge Friday afternoon in compliment
| to MIS- Edwin WOOdcOrk. who leaves
were occupied by the players. and
later number of friends dropped in
for cup of tea and visit.
Among those who Will occupy boxes
at the opera tomorrow evening are a
party with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Blythe.
Jr., and party with Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
II. Walker.
The women who formed the commit
tee on arrangements for the reception
given last week to Senator r. Kearns.
took lunch together yesterday at the
Emery Holmes cafe. The guests were
seated at one long table, which was
decorated with red candles and shades.
Following the menu tOasts were re-
sponded to by Mrs. II. w. Smith and
Mrs. Thomas D Pitt.
Mrs. Ira G. RhOadeS will leave I'm
few days for stay of some weeks
in Paso Robes.
Miss Leila Stingley entertained at
bridge Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Lippman of New York IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jennie L.
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weir have gone
to New Orleans for a two months
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. 9. j Brain and family
returned yesterday from six weeks
holiday on the Pacific coast. While
away they visited the many points of
| interest along the coast
Mrs. John r. Woodbridge entertained
a number of her friends at cards on
Thursday afternoon. Among those
present were many Out-Of-tOwn guests
% the hostess. the hOnors being carried
of by Mrs. NJ. \. Callahan and Miss
lone Atwood.
The reception given by the O. O. 0.
Owls at their club rooms in the Auer-
bach block last evening was a surprise
to the members as we'll as the guests
Among those present were: Clarence
King. Alt KnudsOn, Fred Lecuyer,
Lewis Lecuyer, George Meier, George
r. Raymer, Murray 2. Rock,
George George F. sharp. Henry Rox-
burg1h Oscar Z. Thorpe, Fred w.
Blackburn, Charles BOgedahl. Leonard
X. Brown, Leo Carney, Oscar CerlOin,
Arthur II. EaTdley. Claude G. Ellery,
Roy Hansen. Earnest B. Kearns, irwin
KimbaH, Lawrence X. Kimball. A ban
quet was served. after which the rest
of the evening was spent in card play
ing.
\ surprise party was given by Ever
green lodge No. Isl. Eraternat Union
/ Of America. on Mr.. and Mrs. q. Smith
en- last Monday evening at the family
/ residence on Twelfth South street. Mu-
| sic was furnished by the Misses SymeS
and Frees and Arthur Frees. The even
ing was spent in cards, games. etc,
the prizes being won by Mr.. Rawlings
and Mrs. Rugg. and Mrs L. Smithen
and Miss Nandan. Those who par
! ticipated in the evenings enjoyment
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Morris, Mr. and
/ Mrs. \. Smithen. MI. and Mrs. j. SUg-
( den. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, Mr. and
/ Mrs Is. W. Mayo. Mr.. and MIS-. l.
Smithen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Patterson.
/ Mrs. E Rugg. Mrs. r. Frees and the
/ Misses wv Symes, Helen Symes. Ma
/ bel Frees. Nell Sugden, Mamie Frees,
/ Violet Sugden and Miss Vandan,
{ AeSSrS- ~ frees T. IttSs I'd " AilIs57'
Rugg and Rexford Norris.
Miss Herta Jensen and Miss BERTHE
Johnson entertained their friends last
/ Wednesday evening at the nome Of
! Miss Jensen on Canyon road. The even
/ ing was spent in games, music and
/ dancing, after which refreshments were
! served. The guests present were
/ Misses Y. OrlOb. Lille Best, Unna
Pratt, Dagmar Orlob, NJ. Drummer, H
/ Dummer. Sadie Drummer, Anna Sulli-
van. Bessie Peterson. Efie Hanson;
| Nessrs. George Beesley, Aft Best. Boo
/ Peterson. Rupert Best. T :. Jensen,
II. .. Jensen, Farrei Johnson. OrlOb.
| Robert MuIlhall, Victor Dods, VIII
/ Dummer. J. Jiles, Frank Meilen-