The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25

and Mrs. w. H. Bagby. They will also
be guests of honor at a reception to
be given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
H. T. -SappingtOn and Mrs. A. T. Moon
at the SappingtOn home on Twelfth
East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. PearsaH viii be
home today from California, where
they have spent the past month.
Mrs. David Keith entertained a party
of girls at the matinee yesterday for
Miss Marie Dermitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gibson will
give a dinner Monday evening for Miss
Marie Dermitt.
Mrs. J. c. Hooper expects to leave
during the week for California.
The knights of Columbus have is
sued invitations for a dance and card
party to be given in their hall tomor-
row evening.
Miss Vera Evans entertained a num-
I her of her friends at party Washing
tons birthday at the home of her par
! ents IN Waterloo, it being the seventh
anniversary Of her own birthday. The
house vas decorated with American
flags After songs. recitations and
games, the little ones sat down to
supper Among those present were
Edith Raleigh, Carrie Larson. Joseph
inc Free Nettie Thompson. Arta Bell,
Leona Evans, Katie Smith, Bessie
/ Meyers. Katie Neve, Vera Evans. Ru-
Ion Free. Norris Bell, Frank Reilly,
/ Clarence Reilly. Emerson Bell, Edward
Smith. Clifford Evans, Clarence Ev-
/ ans. ThuTston Evans and Teddy
! Evans.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Brown entertained
a few of their friends Tuesday even
| ing. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs Burt, Mr. and Mrs Thorn
storff. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs.
/ HawIey and Mrs. Mann.
/ The members of the Degree of Poca-
4 hOntas No. 1, were entertained last
! Wednesday evening by Mrs c. A.
/ White at her home on North Third
/ West street. the evening being spent
/ at music and cards. Selections were
I given on the piano by the Misses Her
/ niger and Sin1ar. after which a lunch
/ con was served. The prizes were won
/ by Mrs. Kelley and Miss ElnOTe Her
/ niger, Mr.. Hill and Mr. Pitts.
A Washington's birthday character
/ Dramatic club. Many characters were
/ represented. A Chinaman and a Mex
! lean. parts taken by John Reynolds ard
! Richard Newton, received the first and
/ second mems prizes. The old woman
I in the shoe and Martha Washington.
represented by Miss Nellie Haworth
/ and Miss Grace Sutherland, received
first and second ladies' prizes Other
I characters represented were: The
/ Children Of the Shoe, Twin Babies,
/ Chinese Lady of Fashion, Romeo,
/ baseball players, Red Riding Hood.
/ AurarO, Night, Cowboy, ButtercUp.
/ Cowgirl, Goddess of Liberty, Irishman
/ and many others The han was deco
/ rated with the national colors-
Miss Venus Romney left Monday for
! a trip to southern California. While
absent she viii visit all the principal
points of interest in that portion Of the
state and viii go on to San Francisco
before returning She expects to be
gone about month or six weeks.
MI. and Mrs Alex Christensen have
/ gone to Los Angeles and vicinity for a
months visit among the flowers and
orange groves.
a George Washington party was Civ
/ en- in honor of Mss Tessie Kav. Feb
T
after which games we're PLAYED. The
4 invited guests were Bessie DOwell, Ada
! Paschao, Alma Ray, Willie DOwell. Sid
ney COwan, Verned Holm, Lille Dow
| ell, Blanch HINT, Charles Hummel
/ Jenlive Garbett, Emerson Gamble
/ Leon Lessee. Ralph DOwel. Jack Hum
mel. Jessie Parks, Ida Cowan, Jessie
COwan. Tessie Kay. Louis COwan, Rae
/ Brimley. the hosts being Nellie COwan
Bessie Brimley, Ruby COwan and Ida
| COWan-
Mrs. F. J. Vincent and daughter
/ Ethel. and Miss Laura Farrell left for
/ California Tuesday where they viii
| spend the next two months in Los An
/ geles and southern California
/ Miss Maud Ward will entertain the
Les BOns AmiS club Thursday evening
at ner home, 546 East Fifth South
I street