The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-07

they would increase in a short time and
carry out the plans TO their fullest ex-
afternoon. After cards luncheon was
served. Prlzes were awarded to Mrs. D.
h, Peery and Mrs. W. II. Hinton.
Mrs. ). II. Henderson, entertained Fri
/ DAY afternoon in honor of her cousin
/ Miss PIunkett. There were about TWEEN
ty-five guests and refreshments were
Miss Frances Eddy visited in Salt Lake
during the week
Miss Eva Leek gave a large chiIdren's
party on Thursday afternoon
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vischer enter
tanned number Of guests with a sleigh
rlde TO the Hermitage last evening. Din
ner was served at the Hermitage and
dancing was INDUCED in.
Mrs. Kate Blackmar, who spent last
winter IA Ogden as the guest of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. DR.. w. II. Hinton, is expected in
! Ogden as the guest Of the HintOns again
Mrs. J. H Ball. who was the guest
4 or Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Wilson on Twen-
ty-eighth street. returning to her home
In Salt Lake Thursday.
{. H Calland. chief clerk to Assistant
superintendent H. j. Roth of the Oregon
Short Line, returned to Ogden last week,
/ accompanied by his bride, whom he mar
ried in Omaha the week previous. They
viii make their home in Ogden.
Mrs. A. a. Wenger entertained a num-
/ per OF salt Lake guests on New Years
Mrs. Robert B. Lewis entertained a
number of friends at Kensington on
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HalversOn of
/ BlackfOot, Ida, who have been the guests
/ or Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HalVerson have
/ returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Browning enter
/ tanned a large number of their friends
/ at their crystal wedding last evening at
Ithe Browning residence.
Mrs. 7. 5. Fitzgerald entertained a
Z g az fvIa xyTf+ hob LODI
party on Thursday evening, after which
I lunch was served. The dining room was
prettily decorated for the occasion in
SmllaX and sleighbellS. The table deco
fratlOns were green and white sleigh
/ bells and a bOutOnniere at each plate.
/ The guests We're; Mrs. DR.. A. F. Hibbs,
Mrs. r. I. Hume, Mrs. d. II. Peery, Mrs.
/ p, w MattsOn, Mrs. Cullen Mrs. H c.
/ B1gelOw Mrs. A. BigelOW, Mrs. DR.. E
/ NJ Conroy, Mrs E c. Manson, Mrs.
\ Lester Reynolds, Mrs O. NJ Runyon,
/ Mrs Nelson, Mrs c. VI. Andrews, Mrs.
/ Abe Kuhn, Mrs T Healy, Mrs. w. J.
/ Shealy, Mrs. Joseph Peery, Mrs. DR.. ".
! G. DalrymPle, Mrs. Fred Nye, Mrs. J. c.
/ Nye. Mrs. Dr. @. w. Perkins Mrs. J. s.
/ Lewis. Mrs. J. D Gill, Mrs. J. T. Hurst,
/ Mrs. VIII Eccles, Mrs DR.. E. S. Joyce,
Mrs. A. r. Haywood, Mrs. VIII Burt,
/ Mrs. =. F. Faulkerson Of Chicago and
Mrs. Don Malone of Salt Lake.
| The ladies't auxiliary to the engineers
I
/ night in honor of the members of di-
! vision 237 and their husbands. The cosy
/ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alexander was
] the scene Of the ghappy event, and the
/ for all High five was the diversion of
/ the evening, faVOrs being awarded to Mr.
/ Bogart. Mrs. YOnt and Mrs. Young. Sew
era1 pleasing instrumental selections were
/ rendered by Mrs. Bldsdel. Miss Irene
! Tomasek and Mrs Littlejohn. An ex-
/ cellent supper was served the menu and
] sage ec
/ ton. Those present were Messrs. and
| Mesdames Alexander. Young. Haslet, BO-
/ CART, Yount, Kay, Neesley, Staples. Lins-
/ ley Shields; Mesdames rorrest, DIVER
Hinley, Halstead McKelIips, Tomasek
/ Helms, Noble, Veasy, =, Linsley, Baker,
/ BlaSdel Van Nance, LittleOhn, Fulton
Miss Irene TOmasek and G. Hinley.
Mrs. Martha II. Brown announces the
! engagement Of her daughter, Frances A.
| TO Fred H May of Salt Lake City the
wedding to take place in April.
| been Spending the laplidays 5in Ogden
with their d8ughter Mrs Ellen Bull
| Tough, returned to their home in Salt
| Lake Wednesday.
Miss Grace McGonagIe, who has baen
spending the holidays at nome, returned
to Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Caroline Fry was pleasantly sur
prfsed on Wednesday evening by a circle
Of friends at her home on Eighteenth
street
The ladies of the Congregational church
nelU In3lI annual GlcCUOn OF OILlCGTS on
Thursday afternoon at the pleasant home
Of Mrs. II. S. Foster on Washington
avenue, and the following ladies were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Mrs A. A. Wenger, president; Mrs. O. a.
Parmley. vice president; Mrs. ". A. Nc
Cav, secretary; Mrs. II. S. Foster, treas
urer. The hostess served dainty refresh
ments and an unusually bright afternoon
was spent by all
Miss Katie Ouirk and Joseph Hall were
( the principals in wedding which took
place on New Years eve at the home
of the groom. s parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph w W. Hall, on TWenty-sixth street,
the grandfather Of the groom, Judge Hall,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will make
their home in this city
Mrs. James Ballard prominent in Og-
den social circles. left today for a two
months stay in Los Angeles, in search
of health Mrs. Ballard has been ailing
for some time and the Wei wishes of her
many friends for speedy recovery fol-
low her
A very pleasant society event of the
week was the complimentary party given
by the Child Culture club for Mrs. Tai
mage, nee Miss WhaIen, whose marriage
took place about two weeks ago. About
thirty-seveu guests were present and the
honor guest was presented with a pretty
pin.
A very pretty wedding on New Years
night was that Of Miss Winifred Skeen
of this city and Herbert Black of San
Francisco which took place at the Bap-
fist church, Rev. Blood officiating. Both
OF the young people nave scores OF
friends who join in wishing them all hap
piness Mr.. and Mrs. Black will make
their home in this city.
The last meeting o. the past noble
grands of the Rebekahs was held with
Mrs. Baker and a very pleasant after
noon was spent by all Gathered around
the luncheon table We're Mesdames Meid,
Tyree. Lansing, Summer, Bogart. Nor
res, Baker. ROyle and Moon. The club
adjourned to mtet on Thursday Jan il,
with Mrs. Moon.
Miss Louise Pierce charmingly enter