The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-03

compiler and though the work is being
pushed rapidly both here and at Salt
Lake still it will not be completed for
some time yet. The getting out of
complete social directory in artistic
/ and convenient form is one of greater
magnitude than would at first appear
but the book will be valuable one
when completed.
! Miss Georgia Breeze was the recipi-
ent of a pleasant surprise Friday night.
! The young lady leaves tonight for an
| absence of several weeks from the city
and the occasion was in the nature of
a farewell party to the popular lady.
Miss Pearl Snyder was active in plan
ming and carrying out the affair being
ably aided by others, among whom was
Mrs. Davenport, sister of the young
! lady. The following young people met
at the residence of Miss Snyder and
| proceeded to the home of Chief Daven-
| port and took the young lady by sur
i prise. Misses Clara Castensen, Nita
Kay, Susie Evans Lancaster. MerSls.
Peery Herrick, Leon Farr, David Little
! field Walter Clark, Vernon Allen and
! Ray Watts. The evening was pleas
antly spent in playing high five and
other games The first prize went to
Peery Herrick, while Miss Pearl Snyder
carried away the BOBBY. Mrs. Daven-
port and Miss Pearl Snyder entertain
ed the guests with some choice piano
music after which lunch was served,
the merry making lasting until 2
O'Clock.
An impromptu banquet was held at
K. of P. hall Friday night. w B. We
dell acted as toast master and speeches
We're made by 4. ]. Weber, w. A Lee,
| D. NJ Morrison and others. Cards,
dancing and music served to create an
enjoyable evening.
c. K. Bannister and family have en-
gagged a suite Of rooms at the Reed and
will give up housekeeping at their JEFF
ferson avenue house.
| P. Healy and family will take up their
residence at the house formerly occu-
pied by the Bannister family on Jeffer-
son avenue.
Edward Rosenbaum entertained
few gentlemen friends Monday evening
at birthday party.
Mrs. NJ. A. Graves and son Leon are
visiting in New York and other cities.
John Reeve, formerly an employee of
the Union Pacific at this point, but now
of California, is back among his old
time Ogden friends again.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Henderson, are
visiting here for a few weeks with f.
5. Henderson, of this city. They are
from Hebron, Neb.
Harlan Townsend returned from
Omaha Sunday where he graduated
from the Creighton Medical college last
Wednesday. He was for several years
a messenger for the Pacific Express
| company. He has not yet decided on
location.
The Third ward people will have
dance in the institute Friday night of
this week. The same committee which
has made previous affairs such a sue.
cess will have the dance in charge.
One of the most brilliant and in all
respects enjoyable social affairs that
has ever been given in Ogden was the
reception and high five party given
Friday afternoon CONFORMITY by Mrs.
r. w. Williams and Mrs. ]. w. Abbott.
The elaborate affair was at the Abbott
home 2S3S Washington avenue, and
the two charming hostesses were as
sisted by Mrs. Browning Robinson
and Miss Emma Foote of Evanston.
Inc spacious pariofS were decorated
with flowers, choice California roses
being placed about the rooms in great
profusion and with exquisite taste BY
$50 the rooms were thronged with the
guests, and the many beautiful cos
tunes lent an indescribable beauty to
the already beautiful scene. Among
the guests were noticed Mesdames An
derson, Bishop, Corlew, Chevers. Cam
bridge, Evans, Fitzgerald, Graham,
Gill, Brick, Walker, Kimball, Joyce,
Hughes, Maginnis, Wells, Tyler,
Scramm, Pratt, Pierce, Marks, Schan-