The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19

| by Ave Of the members. This was fol-
| lowed by q beautifully served banquet
The two long tables were arranged Win
sweet peas and other garden flowers. and
! sixty members and guests were served by
| tho committee. Following is the pro-
| gramme as rendered; Piano duet, MISSES
! Florence Hurlbut and Jeanie sherman;
recitation, Mrs. +. G. Whitehead; piano
selection. Miss Florence Hurlbut; piano
| and violin, Mrs. John Diem and SON, Ira;
recitation. Miss Mary c. Judy; recitation
]. Geiger Shields; piano selection, Mise
| Kate Allen, vocal solo, MISS Eastman,
recitation, Mrs. f. c. Davidson; vocal
solo. Mrs, William Dodge; vocal solo,
| Charles T. Prisk.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fra
| ser was the scene OF a jolly gathering
| Tuesday. when n number OF their inti-
! mate friends planned picnic in honor
| Of their sixteenth wedding anniversary
| The picnickers went up at II O'Clock. and
a most delightful day was spent at this
| ideal home. AT l o'clock tempting hot
dinner was served, tho host and hostess
doing the honors In their usual charming
manner Several pieces OF cut glass were
presented thcm which they will prize In
after years. Those who participated in
the pleasant event were Mrs c. NJ VIII
son. Mrs, f. w. Sherman, Mrs. l.. o.
Hubbard, Mrs. J. j. Frankel. Mrs. q, J.
! Bcggs, Mrs w. D. Sutton, Mrs. w. ID.
Mrs. e. X. Ward. Mrs. w. ]. Buck. Mrs.
p II. Towcy. Mrs. T. S. Fox, Mrs. J. G.
Cochran OF Salt Lake. Mrs. j. Welsh. Mrs.
J. W. White, Mrs. +. NJ. Smith, Mrs. u.
w. Gulllver, Mrs. NJ. Swan OF Salt Lake.
Miss Abbie Bishop, Mrs. A, williams
Mrs. r. e. Wight, Mrs. Charles Shields.
Mrs. L. D, Wight. Mrs. ]. Thomson, Mrs.
S. Fargo. Miss Clara Fargo of Pocatello,
Miss Valentine Murphy, Isabelle Buck.
Miriam Hubbard. Milton Ward. Thomas
Welsh. Carolyn Friendly Of Portland
Joseph Kemp, Sr.. choirmaster OF the
NJ. g. church. was given pleasant sur
prise Saturday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dodge. The parlors we're
bright with sweet peas and crimson
pinks, the dIning-room was prettily ar
ranged with quantities OF nasturtiums
and ferns. Musical selections were en-
! joyed, after which a tempting luncheon
was served, Those invited to meet MT,
Kemp were Mr.. and Mrs. David Baxter,
Mr and Mrs. Martin Thomas Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Prisk, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Very the Misses Laura Townsend, Rose
Barnicott. Pearl Crowther, Bessie Bar
nicott, May Hedges, Bessie Thomas,
Frances Richardson, Messrs. Jack Frump.'
| ]. Bransford, Joe Kemp, Edgar Very and
| Leander Prisk.
| Miss Miriam Douglas and brother
! Dwight of Illinois, accompanied by the
NJ
Christina Mcdonald, Grace Thornton. Ma
ry Mcdonald Edna Wilkinson and Miss
Thornton, spent Monday at Brighton.
Messrs Rome Paxton, Frank Shields.
George Quinn, Robert Roy. Harry Hall,
Jack Hurley and Sam II. Radon went
for n two weeks camping trip to the res
ervation Monday.
Silver Leaf No 8, D. of r.. met at their
! lodgeroom Tuesday evening, and the !ol-
| nd
ance: Mr.. Frost Of Laurel Wreath No.
| 10, Brooklyn, n. Y, Mrs. s, p. Brere-
ton, president OF Rebekah State assem-
bly,, and husband, of Provo; Mrs Sarah
Hadley. grand secretary. OF Murray Mrs
f. S. Fox and Mrs Slayer of Salt Lake;
| Mrs. William Kneale. grand treasurer. OF
Park City. Mrs. F, S. Fox. In behalf OF
| the order, presented Mrs. Nellie Therl-
OFT, district deputy president, with a
| handsome silver service. The recipient
| responded in well-chosen words to tho
| touching and beautiful remarks OF Mrs.
Fox Musical numbers were given by
| Mrs S. l.. Townsend, Mrs. n. Rowe and
Miss Laura Townsend. An elegant ban
quet was served by the ladies. The no
| raj decorations were beautiful and va
/ ried.
| Mrs. ]. J. Frankel entertained small
party Of young people Thursday In com
pliment to her guest, Miss Carolyn
| Friendly OF Portland, Games were played.
after which light refreshments were
| served To meet the guest OF honor there
we're invited the Misses Etoil Martin
Tessie Deggs, Frances Fargo, Jeanie
| Sherman, Enid Riley. Birdie Beatty and
| Frances Shields.
Tho young people at Mrs. Forry's spent
| delightful day Monday at the DAILY
| West mine and mill Tho genial hosts
did everything to make the day one to
! be long remembered Wednesday they
| drove over to Brighton and with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Q. Grablll, were the guests OF
Mrs. e. B. Critchlow at her charming
| summer cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. r. e. Wight entertained
small company of friends at luncheon
| Sunday, Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
| l.. B. Wight and two sons, Mrs. Charles
| Shields and two children and Mr., Gra-
| bill.
The 600 Card club will meet with Mrs.
V. Youngberg next Wednesday afternoon
| at the appointed time.
| Little Miss Ina Barplcott entertained
q small company Of friends at an after
| noon party Saturday in honor OF her
eleventh birthday. Games music and
delicious refreshments were features OF
| the happy event. The invited guests in
| cluded the Misses Ruth Marshall. Lucy
| Spooner, Elda Wade, Tessie Niles, Ma
| bella Speaker, Merle StrInger, Thelma
Morgan, Gladys Spooner. Della BarnIcott,
Messrs, Cedric Spooner, Willie Morteu-
| son, George Fraukel. Murray Spooner,
| Francis Niles and Horace Hedges.
! Mr.. and Mrs, William Kennedy Of High
! land, Wis, who are guests OF Mr. and
| Mrs. a. D. Kennedy. were given a Jolly
| surprise by q small company OF friends
! on Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs, c. Barnicott entertained
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