The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-02
Joseph Stanford, attracting as it did
people from all over the county


people from all over the county.
Saturday of last week Mrs. Rebury
entertained a number of friends in
honor Of the Misses Johnston ofEvans-
ton, who were visiting her. The lawn
and house were both tastefuAy decor
ated. Refreshments were served.
Games, conversation and dancing made
the hours slip merrily by Among those
present were Misses Minnie Lowe, LII
liam Lowe, Ruby Lowe, Heding CART,
Sylvia Garff. Mary Drabble, Agnes
Johnston, Annie Johnston, and Messrs
Erne Better, Ernest Stone, Charles
McaMannis, Eugene Holbrook, Bert Hol-
brook, Carl Garff, Charles Miller and
Bert Mobery.
Soda Springs, Idaho, has a, number
OF Ogden people sojourning in its neigh
horhood this month. Among those there
last week were Mrs. D. H. Peery, Miss
Lulu Peery and Miss Selma Kuhn,
Horace E. Peery left last week for a.
visit to friends in several cities of the
Pacific coast.
Mr.. McAllister of Logan, who visited
several days in Ogden as the guest of
George Goddard, returned home in the
early part of the week
Among the Ogden people who visited
Saftair Beach the day of the newsboys
excursion were Mrs. L. r. Rodgers, Mrs.
George Dalton, Mrs. w R. Truesdell
Misses Fender, Dalton, Hill. Murphy
Messrs. Fred Dalton, N. C. Flygare
Richard Hill and Edward Eadley.
Rev. and Mrs. @. M Jeffrey enter
tanned Mrs. Belle A. Mansfield two days
last week. Mrs Mansfield is professor
of De Pau university, Ind, and was
professor at Wesley university, Iowa,
when Mr.. Jeffrey was student at
that institution. She went on to the
coast Monday.
The S. o. Q. B. club ball on Monday
night at the pavilion for the benefit of
the public library. was great success.
A large crowd Of dancers enjoyed the
affair thoroughly. Better still, about
ST. was realized for the library associa-
ton.
A number of the members Of the Pres
byterian Bible class and several of
their friends enjoyed an outing of a
day and night at Malan's heights last
week.
Misses Maud and Florence Anderson,
Myrtle Banks, Carrie PEBBLES, Antoi-
rette Berry, Virginia Cassin, Nellie
Driver, Edna Armstrong, Bessie Spen-
Ger, May Hume, Nellie Barnett, Vera
Brown and Jessie Hunter were among
the guests at a pleasant party given
Monday afternoon by Miss Portia Cool
idge at her home on Grant avenue in
honor OF her twelfth anniversary. Pleas
ant games were played for several
hours and refreshments were served
MISS Maud Anderson received the first
prize for skill in games, it being q.
pretty cup and saucer. Antoinette Berry
was corsoled with a box of bon bons.
while Miss Carrie PEBBLES received a
good luck pig as souvenir.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave sociable Tuesday evening.
The ball in the pavilion Tuesday night
for the benefit of the Free kindergarten
association was a pleasant affair."
though doubtless the crowd would have
been larger but for the bali at the same
place on the previous evening.
The Misses Fife returned last week
from sojourn IN and about Park City.
While there they were escorted through
the Ontario mine and together with
party of friends were entertained by
the Ontario management
Among those who have been staying
at the Hot Springs hotel lately are F.
w. Calkin, Denver; D. and NJ. McDon-
nell Canton. Mo-; S. W Nugent, Lima,
Mont; William Rusk, Dubois, Idaho;
George W. Richards, Green River, Wyo-
ming.
Wednesday was a popular evening
for the Springs. Among the parties