The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18

NEGOTIATIONS were red, the tables Delng
decorated with that color and carna-
tions- After cards a dainty luncheon was
served to the guests.
A very pleasant surprise party was CIV
en- TO ID. e. Dora, at his home, 800 Twen-
ty-second street, last Saturday evening.
cards were the principal feature of the
evenings entertainment after which sup
per was served During the evening
pleasing musical programme was fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Ham
mond.
A banquet was given on Wednesday
evening in knights of Pythias hall by
the Ladies AuXilieyy of the Order or
Railway ConductOrsl in honor Of the VS.
A complimentary banquet was rendered
to the fire fighters of the city at the
fire station Wednesday evening by n
2. McCard1e, an ex-fire fighter The ia
| bic was set upstairs in the gymnasium,
and was presided over by Chief Paine.
Mr.. McCardle proved himself to be a
generous host, and the table groaned with
good things which the fire laddies made
quick work of. After the cigars had
been reached speeches were made by a
number of those present, and pleasant
hour spent.
A surprise party was rendered to W.
O. Ridges, superintendent or the state
Industrial school Sunday school, by the
officers Of the school, Thursday evening;
The affair was greatly enjoyed by all
present and was given as marx OF es-
TEEN in which Mr.. Ridges is held by
those who are associated with him In
the Sunday school work at the scnool.
Eight little misses of the Sacred Heart
| academy gave heart party IN honor OF
the seniors of that school, wednesday
evening. The decorations were hearts.
large and small which were placed about
the room and added greatly to the APP
pearance of the attractive hall. Miss j.
Tarter was awarded the first prize, a
set of shirt waist studs, While MISS Az
mes Kennedy received the BOBBY prize.
Miss c. COffey also received prize-a
box of candy.
Matthew Wild. an employe Of the South
I &C Il
Giver. were married Wednesday afternoon
at Brigham City. The wedding came as
a complete surprise to the friends of the
young couple. as it had been previously
announced that they were to be wed
about the 21st of the present month. BOth
of the young people are Wen known IN
the city and Will make their future nome
here.
The valentine party given by the young
ladies of St JOseph's church on Tues
day evening was the largest party +6 or
most enjoyable of the season Ioller
hall was tastefully decorated with ap-
propriate colors and presented very at
tractive appearance.
The song recital given by Hugh w.
Dougall. assisted by Miss Irene Kelly,
at the First Congregational church Tues
day evening, was a treat 10 local music
lovers.
A character party was given in the
Fourth ward amusement hall "Wednesday
/ evening in honor Of Elder Bert Foul
ger. who is TO leave in the near future
| on a mission to South Africa.
Ogden Aerie No. 11S, Fraternal Order
/ of Eagles were hosts last evening at
their hall on Twenty-fifth street Cards
were the diversion Of the evening, after
which a banquet was served.
| A dance was given in the Weber stake
! academy amusement hall Wednesday
evening by the Sunday school board
which was in every way great sue
The real musical treat of the season
/ will undoubtedly be that which is to be
/ given at the tabernacle tomorrow even
/ ing by the Weber Stake Academy Con-
! servatory of Music, assisted by the Og-
/ den tabernacle choir. FOR this event the
/ principals have been preparing for the
/ past three months, and the instructors
/ in the conservatory state that 1t VIII De
/ one of the best concerts ever gwen IN
! the city. It is entirely an invitation al
/ fair tickets having been distributed to
/ those whom it was thought would pest
/ appreciate the efforts OF the aruSIs-
/ Judging by the number who have already
/ signified their intention of attending the
I affair will be most successful
| A surprise of Friday evening was the
one given in honor of Earl Pardoe at his
| home on Twenty-fifth-
/ One of the affairs of the week was the
celebration of Lincoln,s birthday gwen py
Mrs R. A. Wells to the ladies of Lincoln
| circle and a few guests at the pleasant
/ home of Mrs. A. w Brown
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith were very
| pleasantly surprised at their home, 2039
/ Grant avenue, on Wednesday evening by
a number OF friends. Music and cards
! were the diversions of the evening. A
delicious supper was served and al pres
sent spent an unusually jolly evening
! A very pleasant birthday party was
| given by Miss Bessie Driver. the little
adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
! J. Driver, at her home on Madison
avenue and Twelfth street on Tuesday
afternoon Of last week. Music and
/ games were INDUCED in, and a dainty
| luncheon was served by Mrs. Driver
I presided
| pretty St. Valentines party on Wednes-
/ day afternoon, the affair being given for
her little son. Edwin L. Bell.
! Mrs. Heber ScowcTOft entertained a
few friends informally Friday afternoon
at her home on Twenty-seventh street
| Thursday night the Jolly Dozen club
| INDUCED in another of its delightful sur
/ prises Mr.. and Mrs William Empey of
/ 1917 Riverside Park avenue. being the
| happy victims 1t was one of the regular
events. and the programme was much the
/ same as at other functions given by this
organization There was music, sing
ing. recitatiOns, dancing and refresh
ments.
| The ToIstoi circle held a very interest
/ ing meeting with Mrs. Meek at her home
! on jefferson avenue. After the usual
/ routine business. several members read
and discussed the statistics of athletic
| sports. At the closing of the meeting the
| president Mrs. Miller, read an original
paper, taking as her theme, Everyone
! Conceives Poetical Thoughts at Times. -
|
| well chosen. Several musical selections
| were given and dainty refreshments were
| served by the hostess in her usual charm
| ing way. The guests were Mrs Dali
| rympIe and Mrs. Vogel. The club ad-
/ journed to meet with Mrs. A. Edwards,
| 2S74 Washington avanue. on Feb. 20:
/ A very unique and enjoyable social of
/ the week aas the one given by the ladies
! of the Episcopal church last night at the
| A. o. L. w. hall. A large number of
/ guests enjoyed their charming hOspitali-
| ty The affair was in the form of a CO.
! nundrum supper.