The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21

players of whist, Mrs. Josie Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Marriott being the fortunate
ones. while Mrs. Alkaline ScovilIe was
awarded the consolation. A dainty
lunch was enjoyed by about fifteen
guests.
The Highland Boy Whist club was
most pleasantly entertained recently at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jensen
Dainty prizes fell to Mrs. Ence and Mr.
Jack Hair. Consultations fell to Mrs. Os-
Ter and Mr.. Dell r'enkeL About twenty
guests enjoyed dainty refreshments.
Mr.. Wartime, fathr of Mrs. A. w. For
man. left Thursday for Shoshone, Ida,
where he will visit his daughter. Mr..
Wartime has made many friends during
forcibly demonstrated Tuesday evening,
when a farewell surprise party was CIV
en- in his honor. The evening was pleas
emily spent In playing whist, and later
a Dutch lunch was highly appreciated
by all present.
Mrs. A H. Gillette entertained few
friends Tuesday evening. Block was the
game OF the evening. A delightful luncn
was served, covers being laid for six.
Is Mrs. Alton Norton is spending the
week at the capital.
The Bingham Whist club party held
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Roberts was one of the
/ pleasant social functions of the week.
About thirty-five guests were in attend
| Worthington Clark and c. L. Country
man, Mrs w. M. Smith and W. w.
/ Ward. while consultations were won by
/ Mrs. Francis Suinn and Mr.. Fehrenbach.
A delicious lunch was served
Tuesday evening saw a very happy as
| scmblage Of young people at the home
! of Mrs. A. V. Anderson, where q sur
/ prise party was given in honor of Miss
VIOLA Austin. The evening was pleas
antly spent in playing games. About
twenty-four guests enjoyed dainty. re-
| freshments.
Mrs. c. E. Adderley will be hostess of
the near future, having named Jan 81
as the evening she will entertain the
Bingham Whist club.
Henry Blumenthal was host Saturday,
when he entertained at the Grill cafe
the RathbOne Sisters at dinner. Mr.. Blu
menthal is grand master of exchequer,
K. of P. Covers were laid for seven.
! Mrs. James Richards quilting bee on
Wednesday afternoon was in accord with
| all the pleasant affairs she has given.
/ About twenty friends were present. Each
guest drew tally card and at the finish
OF each block was awarded mark of
progression. Prizes for the swiftest,
| best, and slowest wielders of the needle
| fell to Mrs. w. w. BreckOn, first prize;
| Mrs. Brittinghaus, second prize; while
/ third prize. After a most industrious
and merry afternoon an elegant dinner
was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Hair will in the
near future entertain the highland Boy
" hist club at their cosy home.
Mrs. Stillman Of Upper Bingham en-
terta1nS the BE Lively cluD wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Charlie Snyder of Upper Bingham
/ had for her guests Thursday evening
the members Of the Be Lively club
Whist was enjoyed by about thirty
guests. Prizes were won by Mrs. Sny-
/ der and Mr.. Beck, Mrs. Evans and Mr..
Jensen Dainty refreshments were
| served.
Dan CIays. who was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll Thursday morning at
his home. is reported resting comfort
ably and it is hoped he will soon be able
to be out.
The Socialist inaugural ball and BAN
quet given Monday evening at Canyon
! hall marked the era of one of the Iarg-
est social affairs given in the new hall
An elaborate banquet dainty souvenir
fsns and excellent music all contributN
to make the affair a pleasant one
Mrs w w. BreckOn and Mrs Adams
were in the city Friday and visited
| Murray Saturday in the interest of or
ganizing the order Of RathbOne Sisters
OF which they are prominent members.