The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31
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Ogden Society.
Salt Lake i''iie iiieiiuo III
IN Mrs Joseph S. Peery has invitations out
IoT a luncheon on Monday at the Virginia
MI. and Mrs. L. W. Matson left Satur-
day ,, for two weeks stay in Boise.
MISS Louise Carter of Sacramento. Cal.
Mr. pePr oIg a Few weeks with her aunt,
Inc IolstOi circle will meet Tuesday.
AAprll with Mrs. f. s. Starrett AT So
Iwenty-fifth street.
MIS-. 1. II Carr entertained compliment
airy to the members of the Lucky Thirteen
cluo on Thursday afternoon.
Inc sunday school board gave an en-
' Vel e. hinent and banquet in the Second
Wdrd amusement hall on Wednesday even
ing IN honor of the retired members. who
cOiIpIlsed IL n. ROlapp. Daniel Hamer
ana ana e. H. Goddard. Addresses were de
Irrereu !. 9 Richards acting as toast
master Tor the evening
Mrs; J. y. Post of Phoenix, Ariz. is Wis
lung her cousin, Mrs /. c. Branton for.
few weeks -'
The Historical society was entertained
by Mrs. Alva Sebring yesterday afternoon
at ner rooms at the county court house.
MISS Constance Withers of CHEYENNE
HMyo, IS the guest of Miss Leta Morton on
LINCOLN avenue for few weeks.
MISS Gertrude Biddle gave a delight
iulIy arranged piano recital Friday even
ing at her home on Madison avenue, as
sisted by her pupils. Several Violin seIac-
lions were also rendered by Eric Pierce
We're served.
- the Past Chief society will entertain the
Degree of Honor lodge at the home of
MIS- II A Sims Tuesday April 2 from
10 p m Music, an interesting prize
contest and luncheon will contribute to
noon.
The card party and ball given by the
w omen of Woodcraft of lodge 5Sl at their
lodge rooms and in the Royal dancing
academy on Wednesday evening was a
distinct social and financial success Roth
places were filled with many friends and
tthe prizes at cards were won by Mrs VIII
llamS, Mrs. Weir. Mrs. Burton, r. NJ
Clark, Mr.. Andrews and p. Scheron
The initial meeting of the '071a SchDeIl-
geSellSchaft was held EriIay evening AT
the home of Miss May bowman. Games.
dancing and refreshments were the
amusemeDts of the evening and i'm
guessing contest prizes were won bv Miss
Helen lslaub and Miss Elsie Shaw. The
club adjourned at late hour, after a
most enjoyable meeting to meet again on
Friday evening at the home of Miss Lucy
Clapp.
Miss June Pierce who for the past two
years has been the teacher of the eighth
grade at the Grant school. left the build
ing Friday to take up her duties as prin-
cipal Of another school. The students
tried to show the feeling that they had
for her by presenting her with a rose
gold slgnet ring. Fitch Kinney was
chosen by the students to represent them
IN the presentation OF the token Miss
Pierce thanked them heartily The teach
ers and principal of the Grant school
earlier in the day presented her with
gold brooch.
Miss Leta Morton was hostess at a five
hundred party on Wednesday evening in
compliment to her guest Miss Constance
Witheres of Cheyenne. Plants in bloom
and vases of carnations were used in the
parlor; while jonguils and violets decor
ated the table. The hostess was assisted
in the dining room by Miss Norma Wheel
ing of st. Louis and Miss Ellen Adams
Prizes at cards were won by Miss Lillian
Holmes, Miss Dorothy Hardy, Jack File
yelling and Homer Carver. Those present
to meet the guest of honor were Miss
Margaret Camp of Portland, Ore. Miss
Arvilla Fielding, Miss Kathryne Barker,
Miss Stella Warren, Miss Norma Wheel
ing. Miss Ellen Adams, Miss EsteIle
Cray. Miss Edna Carey, Miss Erma
Jackson. Gerald Avery, Homer Carver,
John Bennett Will Wheeler Gus Parker.
Richard Rogers, Jack Fielding, Howard
Potter. Carl Ellis, Elmer Martin, Nicholas
Newman and Harry Wood.
Ida Gray entertained a few of her young
little friends at a birthday party This aft
ernOon at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Randolph Gray. Baskets of lit
tie chickens and Easter eggs adorned the
table and vase of Easter lilies was at
each end of the table. The birthday cake
with six candles, formed the centerpiece
and the guests favors were little Easter
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garet Castleton, Ora Holmes, Lucille Nor
gan, Thelma Roberts, Stella Blake. Flor
ence Edwards. Jenna Brown. Ella Greene
Marcella Turner. Mildred Gray. Madeline
Cole, Gean Miller, Cora Lake. Leona
Reed, Daisy Thomas, Mary Holden and
Irene Lewis.
Mrs. George E. Maule entertained the
Home Culture club on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. A W. Putnam conducted the
lesson. which dealt with conditions in
England a century ago. Rollcall was re-
sponded to by an appropriate Easter
thought Mrs. Markle gave two original
verses and while partaking of the light
served by the hostess talk
on Oxford, England, was given by Mrs.
Hyrum Smith. The next meeting of the
club will be held April II at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Markle, i214 Twenty-fourth
street
Mrs. ]. X. Gullihur entertained the
Lucy Thirteen club on Wednesday after
noon. The guests 70 the club were Mrs.
Richey and Mrs. Carr. The tally cards
and decorations were in keeping with the
Easter season and the prizes at cards were
won by Mrs. McGaw Mrs. Richey and
Mrs. Flewelling. The club adjourned TO
meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Ander-
son.