The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-25
The University Ball.

The largest and most successful ball
of the season was given at the Deseret
University on Friday evening last, I'M
der the management of the following
committees:
GENERA1-J. NJ. Whitaker, A. J.
Stookey, NJ. E. Pack, Amy Richards,
Alice Merrill, Ada A. Allen, Cora
Hooper, Emma Ellerbeck.
SPEcIAL-Lizzie Smith, Mamie Can
non, Lizzie Schofeld, Vilate Nebeker,
Ella Nebeker.
Among those present were: Of the
faculty Professors J. R. Park, ]. B.
Toronto and Orson II. Howard, and the
following ladies and gentlemen: Miss
Viola Chase, Miss Florence Alder,
Miss Vilate Nebeker, Miss Annie
Hooper, Miss NJ. Butterworth, Miss Lutte
Whitney, Miss Mile Pack, Misc Emily
Sharp, Miss Lottie Mathews, Miss Parry
Miss George Little, Miss Mamie Can
non, Miss Kate Chase, Miss Florence
Chase, Miss L. A. Eldredge, Miss Kate
Sharp, Miss Ray Hamlin, Miss Mary
Teasdel, Mrs. E. Whitaker, Miss Sadie
Asper, Miss Annie Richards, Miss
Josephine Taylor, Miss Maud Merrill
Miss Emma Williams, Miss George
Weller, Miss s. Weber, Miss Maggie
Peart, Miss. Tasky Whitmore, Miss
Ella Pendleton, Miss II. L. Terry, Miss
Late Kimball, Miss a. II. TImms, Miss
Maud Lawson, Miss Lizzie Taylor,
MISS Louie Platt, Miss Elizabeth
Henrie, Miss Mary Pierrepont, Mrs;
ID ,Hl,ar.f
Edwards Miss Jennie Calder,
Miss Lille Young, Miss Belle Lawson,
Miss Belle Burt, Miss Celia Swenson,
Miss Minnie Gray, Miss TizZie GroeS-
beck, Miss Mollie Reeves, Miss Edna
Wells, Miss Anna Tiebe, Miss A. S. As
per, Miss Ada Faust, Miss Emma Eller-
beck. Miss A. Arnold, Miss Lottie VIII
Der, Miss Efie Spears, Miss Annie Can
non, Miss Ester Hardy, Miss Martha
Hardy, Miss Laura Whitney, Miss
Mamie Whitney, Miss Matte
Hyde, Miss johnson, Miss
Matte Hyde, Miss Nettie Alder. Miss
Marjorie Aston, Miss Rose Johnson,
Miss Latte Currie, Miss Katie Burton /;
Miss Lena Clouse, Messrs. Andrew
Young, George Woolley, II. A. Camp
bell, w. q. Nebeker, w. Jennings, n.
s. Schoheld, j. W. Campbell. E. S.
Wright. w. g. Hampton, B. II. Jones,
S. X. Hooper, II. g. Bywater, g. NJ.
Thompson, Ben. r. Eldredge, A. Muir
dock, e. Eldredge, E. E. Johnson,
Grant, Geddes, c. III. Cannon, II. A.
Pearson, David FL. Cannon, Fred Tay-
lor, Frank Chase, o. G. Dnnford, Milo
Hendricks, II. Jacobs, G. E. Ellerbeck,
G. ii, Valentine, J. a. Emery, G. Grape,
]. A. Walker, H. Teasdel, NJ. e. Pack.
James SWenson, J. Whitaker, Z. l..
Sloan, Don briggs; Ed. Cushing. NJ. B.
Shipp /. Free, II. A. Smith, J. N. Can
non, 81. Ferry, d. J. Sharp, A. Young,
w Wallace. J. W. Sharp, J. Cardell,
G. Murdoch, J. Y. Smith, A. Charles,
j. Richards. g. B. Wells, 7. D. Lewis,
A. Henrie, II. Ottinger, L. W. Stewart,
w. r. Morris, John A. Croft, B. F.
HoweHs, W. o. lee, G. E. Jennings, G..
Lambourne, Ernest Speirs. Lewis Can
non, NJ. Smith, r. A. Ship. F. D. Au-
brey. Joshua Lilley, ]. II. Faust, Ezra
Taylor, L. Z. Abbott, Jos. Haslem, II.
Jensen. A. ]. Gray, F. ]. Miller, Louis
Z. Wells, Eugene Wooley, Frank Mar
gets, w. Allison, Dewey Richards,
Harry Margetts. J. FeWSon, Ed. Mar
gets Geo. Ryder.
An elegant collation. was served at II
pm, consisting of ice cream, grapes,
cakes, etc.
1t was the second University ball,
and as both have proved such unquali-
fed successes, these annual reunions
will long be looked forward to.