The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-16

Kirnball. Walker, Katz, Young, Lucille
Young. Eloise Sherman, Druehl,
Sears, Groo, Rutter, Roundy. Florence
Roundy. DonneIlan, Thomson, Ander-
son. Earls, Cloves. Hooper, Jennings.
lMessrs. Gardener, Wright, Thurston,
Penrose, Dinwoodey, Lawrence, Hardy,
Mccormick. Varian, Miles Varian,
Richardson, Mcmillan, Oglesby, Van
ness, Anderson, Hampton, Cairle, Ell
lis. Smith, Hardness, Beatty, Hooper,
Mckay, Pavey, Gilfner, Dunbar. Of
ficer, Powers, Rhodes, Donnellan,
Odell. Seaboit, Nye, Sherman, Glen
DINING, Jennings. Cobb.
Another enjoyable hop was given at
the Fort Friday Those from the city
who attended We're. June Sadler,
Louie Odell, Fanny Bird, Jean Groo,
Stella Herman, Mr.. Westervelt, Fred
Odell, Frank Kraft, Charlie Lawrence,
Ben Smith. Max Smith, Miles varian.
Next Thursday evening ait the Art
Exhibition hall, on Main street. Will
occur a reception that promises 10 be
rnost enjoyable affair. During the even
ing, the Guitar and, Mandolin club VIII
furnish music. Among those who Will
act ON the reception committee are
Miss Lucille Young, Miss Alton Young,
Mrs. Belle Anderson Gemmell, Mrs.
Margaret Zane .Witcher, Miss Cora
Hooper. Mrs. II. G.. Whitney, Miss
Maud May Babcock, Miss Isabel Sears,
Mrs. C. B. MARYLAND, Mrs, j. L. Raw
Qins Miss Emma Mccormick, the Misses
Weber, Mrs. H. L. A. Culrner, Mrs.
Sherman, Miss Hanauer, Mrs. Krouse,
Mss Lawrence. Miss Olive Donnellan,
Miss Blanch Mcintosh, Miss Martha
Royle, Mrs. woodrow, Miss Phtaips,
Miss Lucine Savage.
The public is invited Ito this recep-
ton.
The Trades Karnivai" to be given
at the theatre on Tuesday evening next,
under the auspicies of. the ladies of the
First Congregational church has at
tracted much attention and is looked
forward to with an interest that indi-
Gates 1t will be great success. The
idea is a new one here, and those who
witnessed the rehearsal on Friday
evening are enthusiastic over the many
novelties. In the opening exercises,
100 children will take part. Then some
eighty-five well known young lad! Of
this city together with mSsnbers Of
the Utah National Guard and twenty
six little boys will present number OF
novel drills, pantomimes and tableall K
The Empire drill will be led by Miss
Maude Patterson and Florence Kess-
Ter, the Rainbow drill by Miss Ardel
Cummings and Miss Stella Herman, the
Dudes drill by Miss Eva Maynes
while Miss Judge, Miss Maude Thorne
Others will lead in some pleasing
features.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nelden are now
residing at 231 Sixth East street.
The Misses Wagner rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles King a, surprise Tues
day night, it being the tenth anniver-
sary of their wedding. Progressive
high five was played and the tally
cards were made of tin. Ladies' first
prize was won by Miss zeck; second
prize by Miss Culbertson.
Mr. H Wagner won the first prize
for gentlemen; Mr.. Naisbett the Sec
ond prize.
Those invited were: Mr. and Mrs.
Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. Harkenstein,
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barthell, Mr.. and Mrs. Naisbett, Mrs.
La Forgery, Mrs. Garrison, Miss Gull
bertson, Miss Zeck, Miss Flanagan,
Miss Keys, Miss O'Leary, DR.. Garrison,
DR.. Belts, Mr.. Young, Mr.. Drake, Mr..
Leon.
Mr. and Mrs. A w Caine invited a
number of friends Thursday evening
to meet Mr.. King, of Denver. The
evening was passed very pleasantly in
playing progressive high five. Mrs.
Charles Cannon and Miss Della
Daynes contributed the music of the
evening. Refreshments were served
at II. The guests were: Mrs. Daynes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Slime, Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Nais-
bett, Fred Daynes, Miss Splain, of
Denver; Miss Anderson, Roy Daynes,
Miss Della Daynes, Mr.. Tod Game.
A family dinner was given by Mrs.
Isaac Jennings at her home. 40 North
Second West, Friday evening.
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