The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20

of the evening. and the prizes were
won by Miss Orpha Kingsbury and
| John DAILY.
There were numerous prettiIy ar
ranged valentine parties given the
early part of the week in honor Of
/ the popular saint. Many of the card
and reading clubs took advantage of
| the season TO entertain at social gath
| erings, when valentines and hearts We're
used in profusion in the way of decora-
tons.
| Miss Grace Richardson, bride-elect
of the month. has had several pleasant
/ pre-matrimonial affairs given for her
| the last week in the form Of showers
and social entertainments.
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| Phil MaTgetts, the veteran actor and
| Utah dean of the drama, who cele-
I brated his eighty-fiTst birthday Feb
| ruary 10. was the guest of honor at a
/ delightful reception given at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. 5. c. Rudd, on
/ Thursday afternoon and evening. Forty
! friends and members of his family were
present to offer their heartfelt con-
/ CALCULATIONS, and Nh Margetts was
| called upon to recite, which he did
originality A prettily appointed ban
/ quet was served, followed by toasts,
/ The decorations were in carnations and
! ferns. An informal musical and liter
airy program was enjoyed during the
} evening. Mr.. Margetts enjoys the dis
/ tinction of being the first and oldest
subscriber to the Salt Lake Herald in
the city.
Mrs. John e. Sharp gave a pleasant
/ valentine party Friday evening at her
home. Prizes were won by Mrs. John
Sharp and Joseph sharp.
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The members Of the Ladies' Reading
club were pleasantly entertained Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John link at a five hundred party.
Five tables of the game We're played
The pretty decorations of the rooms
were in pink and white carnations.
Lillian HOLSTER Hive No. ., Ladies
Of the Macca bees gave a card party
I Thursday evening at Eagles hall The
ladys prize was won by Mrs. II. J.
Booker and the gentlemau-s by q. w..
McGIU. A pleasant evening was spent
by those present.
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The s. W. club Was pleasantly en-
tertained Friday evening by the Misses
Ivy and May Brown at their home
/ The invited guests were Miss Irene
Taultou and Miss Frame
One Of The events Of the season was
the bundle shower given by Miss AletJa
Halverson, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis F. Cohen. at the home OF the
brides parents, Nr. and Mrs. Niels
Johnson. The pGrlOr was beautifully
decorated with festoous of hearts lead
| ing from a large red satin heart. The
table decorations were Of carnations
and ferns The bride wore her wet
ding gown and carried carnations. As
sisting Miss Halverson and Mrs. john
son were Mrs. Ida Johnson and Mr.
Emma Jacques. Those present We're
Mr.. 6. s. Jones. Mrs. N. /. Pratt. Mrs
Dorthea Johnson, Mrs. Julia Jones'
Mrs. O. II. Berg. Mrs. j. W. Deal, Mrs.
J. T. Daniels Mrs. Sophia Olsen, Mrs.
Fannie Giles. Mrs. J. NJ. Jones, Mrs.
S. J. Jones. Mrs. r. Eugene Jones, Mrs.
Tenie Thomas, Mrs. Ethel p. Thomas,
Mrs Olive z. Anderson. Mrs. Eugene
! Johnson. Mrs Alfred Johnson. Mrs.
Stephen Johnson. Mrs. Edwin Johnson,
/ Mrs Leroy Johnson. Mrs. Hannah
! Smith, and the Misses Anna Book.
! Lydia Jones. Pearl Jones. Eva Jones,
Della Teasdale. Pearl Teasdale. Ivie
Cuff. Gertrude Smith, Ellen Johnson
and Inger johnson. The presents were
many and beautiful. noticeable among
them being a purse Of $50 in gold from
the brides father.
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Misses Blsnch and Nabelle Cassidy en-
/ tertained yesterday afternoon at 800.
Seven tables were artistically decorated
with white and pink carnations. Mrs. FL
sic FredericksOn and Miss Gwendolyn Ed
wards assisted.
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The Entire Nous club was entertained
Friday evening by Miss Beth Fowler.
The new officers for the coming half
year took their places at this meet
ing. Miss Geneve Mckenzie is presi-