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

Miss Mildred Hansen of Salt Lake Wis
tied with friends in this city this week.
Miss Nellie Compton is visiting with her
brother at San Francisco
Dennis Murphy has returned from Cali
fornia and Nevada.
Mrs. George c. Graves spent last week
with Captain and Mrs Z. A Wedg-
wood of Salt Lake.
Angus T. Wright spent the first part Of
the week III Salt Lake
Mis-; G. Radcliffe of Salt Lake City was
the guest on Thursday of Miss Goldie
Fell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Potter left for Cali
fOrnia Thursday.
Mrs. A. G. Horn and Mrs. II. NJ. Rowe
were Salt Lake visitors last week
William J. Jones, who has been visit
ing with his family, left Wednesday for
Whine mucca- New
Win Gibson who is engaged in the rail-
way block signal service ct Elko, New,
spent last week with friends In this city.
Mrs. Henry Bailey of Salt Lake City
v as the guest on Thursday of Mrs. F. n.
Hess.
Mrs Harrison and son, who were visit
ing friends in this city, left on Tuesday
for Evanston, Wyo.
Mrs. John E Quigley and Mrs. F.
Giles of Evanston, Wyo., were Ogden
visitors on Wednesday.
Misses Mary and Helen Harrison of
Evanston visited friends in this city on
James Norton. division foreman at
Evanston, Wyo, was an Ogden visitor
last week.
l. W. Wardleigh and family have re-
moved to Nina, New.
A very pleasant valentine party was
given on Wednesday evening by Miss
Goldie Fell.
o R. Sterling of Salt Lake was in the
city on Wednesday.
Ortez G. Randall, formerly of Ogden,
but now of Seattle, is visiting with
friends in the city.
Mrs j. w HendricksOn of ColIingston
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs L F.
Miss Mary Kerwin has returned from
POcatello
A wedding reception was rendered We'd
| nesday afternoon by Mrs. Sarah A Ran
dali OF Farr West to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Randall, who were married Feb
5 at BlackfOOt, Ida, the bride being Miss
Joan Geddis Of that place The young
people will make their home at Farr
West
Miss Minnie Brown of the University
of Utah visited with friends here last
week.
Mrs. ]. S. Lewis is to entertain at cards
at the Virginia on Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. William Van Allen is to entertain
a number of her friends at breakfast at
the Pacific hotel at 10 o'clock on Satur-
day morning next.
Mrs. J. c. Armstrong is to entertain
the Canyon Campers club at the Broom
hotel on Wednesday.
I Mrs. w. n. McCarty of Pocatello is Wis
/ iting with friends here.
Joseph s. Peery left this afternoon for
Los Angeles, and will be absent from the
/ city for some time He will be Joined at
/ San Diego by Mrs. P5ery, and together
they VIII visit the principal points of in
terest along the coast
/ Mrs. Henry Bailey of Salt Lake is visit
/ ing with Mrs. Horace Peery.
The members Of the Aglaia- spent a very
pleasant afternoon on Tuesday with Mrs.
Coulter. Mrs Nye was guest of the
club. An informal talk on famous French
" omen was given by Mrs. Bichsel, which
/ ELECTED very lively discussion. Refresh
/ ments and social hour closed the after
noon. The club adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Carr.
Mrs. d. \. Smith will entertain the
/ Home Culture club on Thursday after
noon at her home, 300 Porter avenue.
Mrs. Ellen Carr of San Francisco is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas PardOe
/ The Modern WOOdmen of America were
/ the hosts at very enjoyable card party
/ Tuesday evening
/ Mrs. ]. G. Lanesdorf will entertain the
/ ladies Of St JOseph's church and their
/ friends at q tea OF the afternoon of
/ Washinston's birthday, at her home, 1915
Adams avenue
/ The Second Ward Dramatic club will
/ present a fOur-act society drama entitled
/ Saved on the evening of Washington S
| birthday.
Mrs Stanley johnson entertained Fri
/ day afternoon at her home On Lincoln
/ avenue in honor of Mrs. ]. W. Austin, the
/ occasion of her birthday anniversary.
/ Mrs. e. VI. COnrOy entertained the =.
1 o Q. B. club on Friday evening at her
/ home on TWenty-fOurtn street. The hos
/ tess had planned to entertain the young
/ ladies who are members of this club at
/ CARDS, but they furnished much of their
l own entertainment. one of the young Ia
/ dies, who is an expert, telling the for
tunes of the others, all of which by the
/ way are said to have been good.
/ DR. and Mrs. A s. Condor left Tues
( day for Los Angeles. While away the
/ doctor plans to take q run down the coast
/ to Panama.
! DR. W H Hinton is quite seriously III
/ at the Ogden general hospital. He has
/ been in poor health for some time and
/ last week on the advice Of his attending
/ physician. Dr.. E 5. Eghan, he was re-
! moved to the hospital.
/ Mrs. D. H. Peery and Mrs. Horace f.
/ Peery gave an ''at home at the resi-
dence of Mrs. d. II. Peery. on Adams
avenue. Wednesday afternoon hearts
/ being the entertainment for the occasion.
/ The affair was largely attended and very
1 ENJOYABLE.
/ Mrs. H. H. Henderson gave a yaIen-
/ tine party on Wednesday which was one
of the most enjoyable entertainments of
| the day. The house had been prettily
decorated with red primroses and from
4 the chandeliers in each room hung hearts
made of ferns and Drimroses. Hearts
/ was the game played, the prizes being
won by Mrs. J. Z. Armstrong Mrs d H
T Ensign and Mrs. George w. Perkins
/ Dainty refreshments were served during
I the afternoon
( Mrs E NJ Conroy entertained for her
sister. Mrs. Broughton of California, on