The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

luncheon at the Wenger home on
Twenty-fifth street on Tuesday. The
home was prettily decorated with cut
flowers. Among the guests were:
Bagley, Miss Bessie Spencer. Miss
Florence Bagley. Miss Kittie Fitzger-
aid of Ogden, Miss Louise Pixley of
New York and Miss Eleanor White of
Salt Lake.
H. A. Hansen has returned from a
two weeks trip to New York, Phila-
delphia and other eastern cities.
DIR. A d. Barber has returnd from a
trip east accompanied by his bride.
whom he married while away.
The musical and dance given at Tel
ler's Dancing academy on Friday even
ing was largely attended. After the
musical programme dancing was in
dulged in until a late hour.
The Tolstot circle met at the home
of Mrs. z. r. Pierce. Tuesday, the
president in the chair. After the sec
retary's report. and the business
brought before the club had been dis
posed of, short interesting discussion
of the coal strike and Mount Nesuvius
took place among the different mem
bers. Miss Kennedy read a paper on
illinois, Mrs. Edwards Utah's great
est wonder, THE Colorado River"
Mrs. Meek, Flower Culture" the hos
tess read William Cullen Bryant s
Miss Lois Pierce favored the club with
music. Guests of the club were Mes
DANES Bond, Corney, OFT, Shaw, Grit
fin and r. Pierce The club adjourned
to meet with Mrs. w. Q. Rarig.
On Monday evening a very pleasant
farewell surprise was given Mrs.
Gather and her mother-in-law. who left
Tuesday for Missouri Those present
were Mrs. Elijah Wheelwright, Mr..
and Mrs. James Drysdale Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Drysdale, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Drysdale. Mrs. James Myers
and Mrs. V. l.. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HOchstettler of
Omaha are in the city, called here on
account OF the death of Mrs. Hoch-
SETTLERS mother, Mrs. H. l.. Griffin.
The Misses Marilla Hunter and Dolly
Maloney were guests during the week
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. F,
Reynolds in Salt Lake and attended
ing and the kubelk concert on Friday.
Mrs. @. A. Dickson entertained the
ladies of the Presbyterian church and
their friends at her home at 1880
Fowler avenue on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Dye delightful
~ celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary. their golden wedding. on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. F. 3. Devote.
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. James
PaXman of Nephi, Mr. and Mrs r. H
PaXman of Provo, Mrs. Ann PaXman
Of Nephi. Mr.. and Mrs. Gadd, Mr.. and
Mrs. N Paxman of Provo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Paxman Of Nephi. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller of American Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stanford, Mr..
and Mrs. r. @. Dye of Salt Lake, Mrs.
T. G. Griggs of Salt Lake. II. II. Moore
Of Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kennedy OF Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs.
George HalVerson. Mr. and Mrs l. n.
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. r. YOunt, Mrs. F.
Hurst. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dye, Mrs.
Jane Richards. Mrs. DOXey. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Van Dyke. Mr.. and Mrs w. .. Stan
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dye of RiV-
erdale. Mrs. Matte Gray. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ McCune of Salt Lake, Mrs Mary
COnOrs. Mrs. ST Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs.
DOwney of Kemmerer. r. H. Carter
and the Misses Carter. DOwney. Edith
and Alice Grey and Grace Dye of
Idaho Falls.