The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-01


| The bear to cave within the rock,
| Where thou in thy despair
A warrior brave. and yet a heart
! AS sweet as guileless child:
| Forever of the good a part
| These instincts undefiled.
| Like some great planet now grown cold,
Thou turnest from the sun,
Scarce weening how a newer world
! Must crowd thee fast along.
In glacial lines of earth is writ
! A story like thine own,
! Where rests the Titan of the beasts,
Mid fronde and drift and stone.
| Majestic mastodon, whose reign
Caps tertiary day:
Mighty baron, whose leal virtue
! Crowns the sleep of chivalry.
! Strength and life in each unite,
The life has come and gone:
| Naught but power and pride departed,
Virtue and strength live on.
Creeds are no more than passing
thoughts;
Races and nations wanei
! Worn worlds grow old and suns grow
But good is e'er the same.
| Eternal principle of good,
! care not by what name,
If thou but strengthen life and deed,
Man cannot live in vain.
The next number was a reading by
Mrs. Marshall, her subject being
! lecture from DR.. Lords Beacon Lights
of History" of Arc.
This closed the literary programme,
and delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess, while the club en-
loved two instrumental selections by
Miss Birdie Bowman.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Coulter on March 10.
The ball in the Union Opera house
Wednesday evening proved, as was eX-
pected, one of the most notable events
of this mid-Lenten season. The ar
| rangements had been thoroughly made,
the floor and music was excellent and
the guests comprised most OF the fash
i ionable people of ogden. a complete
list of those present was unobta1nable,
but among the throng were noticed:
Judge and Mrs. a. B. Patton, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Gill, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Scowcroft, Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren
Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stringham, Mr.
and Mrs. I. E. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. West, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Tribe DIR. and Mrs. e. M. Conroy,
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Stone and Mrs. H.
E. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ste
vens, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Canine, Misses Ash
more, Davis, Ella Conroy, Celeste Con-
roy, Katie Stevens, Nettie Stevens, Jul
LA Marks, Rose Hulaniski, Ana Rowe,
Louie Rowe, Barrat, Shurtliff, Cromp-
ton, Healey, MeSsrs. c. F. Schramms
Ed Rosenbaum, Fred Massa, A A
Wenger, P. Healey, jr., A w. Smith,
A. TAFT. Lee, Craig, Mckee, Joseph
Pingree, ]. S. Peery, Horace Peery, w.
L. McCabe, Oscar Kuhn, Bannister, H.
Mcmillan, Wood, Ford, McQuarrie, Eu-
gene Allen, Paul, Butler, Carl Kuhn,
Conlisk, Dietrich, Grubeneau.
Mrs. Frank Washburn gave to a few
of her friends on Tuesday one of those
bring your work. afternoons. The
and cards became the afternoon
amusement.
The social given by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the NJ. E. church on Thurs
day afternoon was very we'll attended
and all had an ENJOYABLE time.
Mr. R. L. Darling, formerly of Og-
den, but now CT Salt Lake, spent one
Judge Rhodes, formerly of this city,
but now of Sanpete was noticed on our
streets this wsek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lu Gibson leave today
for an extended trip through the east,
to be absent about six weeks.
On Wednesday evening a surprise
arfU MrS OF Loai,.
home on Twenty-seventh street,
proved a very enjoyable affair. About
thirty guests were present, and while
high five was the principal source of
amusement, yet the Maccabee Mando-
lin club rendered some of its choicest
selections. and the Misses Florence
and Maud Corey gave some fine piano
solos and duets.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs J. D.
Gill entertained a few friends at their
home on Jefferson avenue. The even
ing was spent in a pleasant but in
formal manner. five card tables being
utilized to drive dull care away"
Mention was made in yesterdays
Herald of a pleasant surprise rendered
Principal Samuel Doxey by a large
number of his pupils. Following is
more detailed account:
The invited guests met at the Grant
school and thence proceeded to the
beautiful home of Hon. David Eccles.
Soon their teacher arrived and was
much surprised at their presence An
excellent programme, arranged by Mrs.
Eccles, was then carried out, after
which Mr.. Doxey gave an address, re-
lating a number of his experiences,
both in boyhood and in manhood.
Games of various kinds were then
played, after which refreshments were
served. Mrs. Eccles proved herself a
delightful entertainer. Those present
were Misses Maud Adams, Inez Adams,
Vfeda Eccles. Maggie Jones. Ida Will
Jams, Annie Paddock, r. Huntsman,
Maud Anderson, Ethel Stratford, LII
liam Lockhead. Mamie Thompson. Let
tie Austin, Alice Doxey, Alice Cave,
Florence Low. Messrs. Charles Rich
ards. Dew Anderson, George w. Cod
dard, Roy Eccles, Chester Shurtliff. Ar
thur Hill Maynard Nelson. Guy Hin
gate, Sid Jenkins, M. Mcmillan, RoseI
Belnap. Pierce BarroWs. Angus Lock-
head. Walt Williams, Alex Moges and
Walter Tracey.
Ladies, caN at Mrs. s. Schultz, dress
maker, and have your spring suits
made on short notice. Central block