The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
FROM KAYSVILLE.
Delightful Thanksgiving Exercises and Other
Social DOings.

Delightful Thanksgiving Exercises and Other
Social Doings.
The higher department of the Eighth
district school, under their able principal,
j. H. Linford, ir., made very creditable
showing in their Thanksgiving exercises
Thursday afternoon. The schoolroom was
very tastefully decorated, and when the
exercises commenced the seating capacity
was nearly all taken up by parents and
friends of the pupils. The following pro-
gramme was carried out:
-"Amerca" The School
History of Thanksgiving Day Geo. D. Bennett
Recltation-'My Mothers Doughnutsn
Willard Burton
Duet uanita". .----------
.---:..... Maud Linford and Alice Cottrell
Recitation-"The Festival OF Praise"
Quotations from eminent authors relating
to Thanksgiving Day. -. Members of school
Organ Solo-'Mocking Bird -----.......
northumberland of Shining Gold" -'
Miss Mary H. Linford
Reading of the Presidents Proclamation.
:.;;.-------- .-....---------- Frank L. Layton
Sketch --------. ...----.--.---'' THE Gridiron"
William Burton, Nicholas Bonnemort
and George Blood.
Song-'Going to School, The School
L
Comic Reading-"The Bashful Mans Story"
Dialogue-''The Model Class .---------' 80
--------S. M. Vessels and Members OF School
Song-"What Yankee Doodle Wants"
Company of Boys
THE THANKSGIVING BALL
which was given at the music hall on
Thursday night by the Social and Literary
SOnintV n nj foi,
Of the kind that has been enjoyed by the
society people of Kaysville for long time
Music was furnished by the Home Circle
band of Salt Lake. The attendance was
large and several Salt Lake friends of the
society were present.
HAPPY UNION.
The great social event of this week was
the wedding reception of Mr.. Chris Bur
ton, jr., and Miss Eloise Lewis, who were
united in holy wedlock at Logan on
Wednesday. On their arrival home last
evening they had most hearty reception
by their friends. Supper was served to
over two hundred friends and relatives OF
the happy pair who were completely del
uged with congratulations and best wishes
for their future welfare. The following
named ladies' and gentlemen from other
places were noticed among the throng of
guests: Mr.. aud Mrs. w. L. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred SAMSON, Mrs. M. A. Will
kins, Mrs. A. f. Barnes, Mrs. Sarah
Sheriff Miss Ida SAMSON, Miss Annie Egg
bert, Mr.. r. G, Barnes and Mr.. Ben Hey
wood, of Salt Lake, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marriott, Mrs. w. w. Burton, Mrs. M. w,
Marriott, Miss May Barton, Miss Nellie
Marriott, Miss Martha Burton, Miss Car
RE Marriott and Mr. Charles H. Barton. OF
Ogden.
Both the contracting parties are highly
esteemed by their hosts of acquaintances
in Kaysville and elsewhere, and we ex.
tend to them our sincerest wishes for theiI
perfect happiness on their matrimonial
journey.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Nothing is being done in political circles
of late.
Mr.. A. F. Barnes and wife, of Salt Lake,
spent Thanksgiving in Kaysville.
Miss Annie Egbert is spending a few
days here visiting her sister, Mrs. r. W
Barnes.
The quarterly conference of this stake i,
to be held here one week from to-day anC
tomorrow.
MIR. William M Palmer, of Salt Lake
will deliver lecture at the meeting house
tomorrow Sunday evening at o'clock
on the subject of Mutual improvement
work" All are invited to attend.
Mr.. Harry Taylor and Mrs. Cnioe Pratt
! Bailey, assisted by strong dramatic com
pany, will appear at the music hall on Fri
day and Saturday evenings next, the 4tt
and 9th prox. "Maude Peril'' will be pre-
sented on Friday evening, and on Satur
day evening (probably) 1.-THE Streets O.
New York" Both plays are considered
very good. M.
KAYsvILLE, Nov. %, 1891.