The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
Ouden Society.

The Historical society held an enjoy
able meeting when il last met. with Mrs
Vogel. letter from Mrs. Babcock. de
scribing some of her Old World travels,
was listened to with interest. Mrs. Co
rev addressed the club on the subject
of raising funds for the Canyon Crest
farm. The history review was conducted
by Mrs. Costing Guests OF the AFTER
noon were Miss Kay, Miss Farr and Miss
White from Idaho. During the social hour
the hostess served dainty refreshments,
after which the club adjourned.
DR. and Mrs. j. F. Snedaker gave a
card party at their home, 3l04 Adams
avenue. Friday, Mrs. F. Dalton winning
the first prize and Carl Allison second
prize One of the amusing features OF
the evening was the reading of the COS
tunes hv Carl Allison. The decorations
were green throughout and were indica-
tive of { st. Patrick's day celebration.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. F. t.
Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allison. MIR.
and Mrs. William Taylor, Mr.: and Mrs.
Walter HOlbreOk. Mr.. and Mrs; w {.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. David Mattson,
Mrs NJ H. Phelps Mrs. Covin9ton and
Mrs S. NJ. Kershaw
Miss Dora Parker entertained few
girl friends on Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Margaret Camp
of Portland. Ore Carnations and ferns
formed the decorations in the parlor. and
i'm the dining room viOlets vera used. The
guests Were Misses Ellen Lindsay. Car
drews. Muriel Stanley. Lillian Holmes,
I.ene Overton, Maize Walker, Elsie Hill,
Edna Carey, Ida Boyd. Vina Ward, Var
ma Morris, Gertrude Bell and Charlotte
Adams
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w Patrick of Des
Moines, Ia, were the guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richey. Mr.
and Mrs Patrick have been spending the
winter or the coast and are on the way
home.
Mr. and Mrs w c. Rams of Kansas
City, No, have been spending the past
ten days visiting J. NJ. Elliott and fam
lily on North Washington avenue.
Mrs. Hyrum Pingree and her family
of boys returned Friday afternoon after
a delightful visit to the coast.
A number of the little friends of George
StOddard met at his home at 2325 Guern-
sey avenue and enjoyed a very pleasant
party last Wednesday evening. the Occs-
sion being his eleventh birthday. Those
present were Irene Wall. Nettie Shupe.
Josephine and Leona Krumper-nan. Ma
RE Slade. Myrtle Douglas, Clyde Shupe,
Claude Crawford. Dole Philips. Roy Wa
att. Irwin Poulter and Stanley Cham
bers.
one of the school events is the en-
tertainment to be given by the pupils
and faculty of the high school next
Friday evening. The affair is given with
a view of encouraging athletics in the
school. Among the features of the pro-
gram will be several numbers By the
High School orchestra
The st. Patrick's social given by the
Y. J.. and Y. M NJ. 1. A. of the Third
ward on Friday evening at the amuse-
ment hall proved ever so Polly and was
enjoyed by a large number of young
people.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Foley have returned
from an extended visit to New Mexico.
Mrs. Nicholas G. Smith of Salt Lake
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John
GAY, this week.
The TolstOi circle will meet Tuesday
March 10, with Mrs. Gorlind at 2103 Adams
avenue
The young ladies of the Fifth ward
gave an enjoyable dancing party on Mon
day evening
Miss Evelyn Turner entertained the
Historical society Saturday afternoon al
her home at 2214 Moffat avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Weber entertained
about fifty of their friends on Saturday