The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-05

bishops house on East First South
street.
Mrs. Frederick W. Baker of Everett.
| Wash, who has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. E. S. Ferry, left yesterday
for her home.
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr and her chill
dren are TO remain in town week or
so longer bsfore returning to their
home in Riverside.
Miss Vera Edwards and Miss Helen
Bittinger left yesterday for their
school in Los Angeles.
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Miss Hazel Oswald and Miss, Char
lotte Boutwell, will entertain next FRI
| day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
r. Boutwell,, "a Third East street.
The Bridge club met yesterday with
| Miss Jane HOwat at the Howat home
on Seventh East street.
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Lieutenant and. Mrs. Edwin Butcher,
who have been guests at the Wey
home, are now in their quarters at q
Fort Douglas.
Mrs. D. e. Moore and her daughter.
Mrs. Wragg, entertained again yester-
day at a luncheon for twenty-four of
their friends, followed by cards
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Mrs. William Reid will entertain a
few friends at &. tea on Tuesday for
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr.
Mrs. Effie Dean Knappen will be
home about the middle Of the month
after a short period Of study under
Madam Ashworth in New York.
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Miss Hattie Pike, who has spent the
holidays with friends in Provo, returns
today to Bingham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Jackson enter
tanned at a watch party New Years
eve About twenty-five friends of the
young couple enjoyed a very pleasant
evening. Singing, recitins, music and
demonstration in magic were the fea-
lures Of the evening. Mrs. Jackson was
assisted by her sister, Miss jamie
Marks. Refreshments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. It. F. Jackson are now
receiving their friends in their new
home at 22S East Seventh South street
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Miss Lucille Morrison gave a pupils
recital at her home last evening, when
the following little people took part:
George Stevenson, Anita Dull, Alpha
Dull, Florence Shannon. Gertrude
Shannon, May Funk, Margaret Ryan,
lone Coulson, La Giora Dansie.
Christy Mcleod. Thelma Farnsworth,
Luicime ComDsOn.
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One of the most enjoyable of the
many watch parties last week was the
one given by the Hentyties Tuesday
evening at the home of L. G.. Cracroft
on Twelfth East. The house was pref
tily decorated with the club colors, red
and blue, and a series of most inter-
esting games were played. During the
supper toast were given by T. g.
Wood, A. T. Davis and Miss Vera
Badger. The prizes were won by Mr..
Gardiner and Miss Norma Woodruff.
Those present were the Misses Grace
Murphy, Nellie Coulam, Ethel Griggs,
Norma Woodruff. Vera Badger, Inez
Clark, Beulah Woodruff, the Messrs.
W. II. Williams. A j. Wood, L. G.
Cracroft. T. G. Wood, A. T. Davis, G.
S. Gardiner and II. C. Miller.
The Quingenta club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Heritage Wednesday.
Jan. S. at her home, CAS- South West
Temple street,
Miss Sadie Meyers entertained at
party celebrating her thirteenth birth
day yesterday. when the guests were:
Lucille Anderson. Inez Anderson, Ola
dys Hegney, Enid CahOon, Ruby Man
ming, Geneve Brinton, Franklin
Thompson. Earl Smith. Albert Smith,
Edgar Myers, Milton Smith.
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Miss Sarah Lindholm entertained at
"a New Years watch party on Tuesday
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decorated. Games were INDUCED in,
intermingling with music. Delicious
and dainty refreshments were served.
The jolly crowd enjoyed itself until
the wee sma' hours of the morning,
watching the old year out and the new
year in.
Miss Pansy Theusen of Provo is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Mrs. William Hamilton Dee enter
tanned the ladies of her 500 club and
their husbands at her home on Tues
day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Sam H. Sharman, Mrs. w. b. Slick.
G. W. Hill and w. H. Colt. The games
were followed by a supper and music.
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The Undine club girls spent New
Years eve at the home of Secretary
fJillO EClnO0uS, the AFFAIR DelnE
slumbeT party. The most interesting
event Of the evening was a mock mar
riage, the following characters being
represented; Bride, Olive Shepherd;
groom, Jennie Nelson: Rev. Go-Some.
Anna Frazier: Grecian woman, Leone /
Edmonds; Red Riding Hood, Lisle
Bradford: japanese women, Mamie
Price and Enid Edmonds; colonial
girl, Beth Bradford; Mary Jane, as
flower girl. Kate Gabbott. After the
in of the new year the girls
engaged in q candy pull. New Years
afternoon they all attended the Or
pheum, after which they were guests
of their president. Miss Jennie Nelson. |
when an elaborate supper was served !
and a delightful evening passed. The |
club will meet next Thursday night |
with the Misses Lisle and Beth Brad |
ford.
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A most novel and successful dancing |
party was given New Years eve at the |
Ladies' Literary club halls by Mr. and |
Mrs. 7. G. Winner and Mr.. and Mrs |
W. A. Miles. A number of relatives |
and friends We're invited, who danced |
The old year out. As the new year
came in it was recognized as leap year