The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

chapel in the southeastern part of the
city.
Mrs J. H Jones and Mrs. Greenig
entertained the Nineteenth Ward Card
club Thursday evening at the home of
the former on Wall street The even
ing was spent in cards and music.
Later a lunch was served. Prizes were
won by Mrs. A. W. Forman of Bling
ham, Mrs. George Hampton, Mrs. Con-
ley, Mr.. Gasoline, Mr. Greenick and
f Tate.
At the home of a. \. Henderson a
farewell party was given, Wednesday
evening, in honor of a. H. Cannon,
who is about to depart for a mission
to Holland. A number of musical Sc
lectiOnS were given and a supper was
served. Those present were Miss Han
sen. Miss Mayne, Miss Wheelhouse,
Miss Reeves. Miss Henderson, Miss
Cannon, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Hender-
son, Mr. Cannon, Mr. DunfOTth, Mr..
Christy, Mr.. Fernley and Mr.. Larson.
The Utah Ladies' quartette viii give
a concert in the First Congregational
church of Park City next Friday even
ing The singers are Miss Connie
Hadley, Miss Lottie Owen, Miss Julia
Jones and Miss Emma Sanders. Miss
zie Thomas will be the accompanist.
The High school cadets are to give
their military hop next Friday even
ing at Christensen's hall The cadets
will appear for the first time in their
new uniforms. The exhibition guard
mount will take place at 8 o'clock. The
chaperOnes are Mrs. Simon Bamber-
ger, Mrs E b CritchlOW, Miss VAL
entine Murphy, Miss Ella Dukes and
Mrs. J. B. MoretOn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinwoodey en-
tertained the members of the Social
Sixteen Sewing club and their hus-
bands at cards on the evening of St
PatTick'S day. The decorations, TALES
and score cards were of shamrocks-
The prizes were china painting, the
work of the hostess, and were given
to Mrs. Edward Needham and Mr.
Foulsom. The next meeting of the
club will be held at the home of Mrs.
Edward Needham, March so.
The young people of Liberty Park
NJ E church gave an old Maids Con
vention,'' last Friday evening, at the
church, under the mana cement Of Mrs.
Samuel Randolph. Those taking part
were: Miss Fanny Anderson, Miss Mat
| tie Nelson, Miss Hazel Ellis, Miss Mary
| Ellis, Miss Cora Hughes, Miss Edith
! Walker, Miss Maud BOuhen, Miss
Esther Hart, Miss Eva ellison. Miss
Susie Farley. Miss Ruby DObbins, Miss
Pearl Crome, Miss Florence Smith,
Miss Bernfce Hart, Edwin Yeaman6
and Leon Smith.
Leroy McDonough was surprised by
| a merry party of his young friends Fri
/ day evening at the McDonough home,
/ S44 Palm avenue. More than score Of
/ his schooImates we're present and
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| lowed by a supper
Dr. and Mrs. w. J. HeltOn Of sunny
/ side are in the city for short time and
are at the Wilson.
Melvin Sowles will be home tomorrow
from his trip to the coast
Mrs. Frank Roberts was the hostess
at d small bridge party yesterday
| afternoon.
] held a meeting yesterday afternoon at
Z the Kenyon to make arrangements for
u reception to be given in the near fu-
tuTe, the date of which has not yet
| been set.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas MarioneauX
entertained informally Friday evening
at bridge
/
George FasseI was surprised at his
| home on Sixth East street. last Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent il
| games, music and dancing, after which
refreshments We're served. The guests
present were the Misses Retta Hey
STICK Hazel Wilkinson, Florence Powell
Laura Parry, Florence Hilton. Beth
! SlSiIlhOrn, Julia Miller Myrtle Nc
knight, Gertrude Heystek, and Messrs
! William Scott. Norman Simpson
Spencer Young, Bernard Childs, Stanley
Hooper. John Young, Aubrey Hooper
/ and George Fassel.
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At the residence Of Mr. and Mrs
Scott Crismon, 31S South Fourth East
street. last Wednesday morning, the
| wedding of their daughter. Juliet, tC
| stephen d. Holiday, was performed by
| Judge William H King. After the
wedding breakfast the bride and groom