The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-27

the affair was otherwise made pleas
ant and memorable by the presentation
of a handsome medal to the retiring
Worshipful Master George ".
Schramm.
At the Congregational church Friday
night Christmas exercises especially
adapted for the entertainment of little
folks and in which ST. Nicholas played
prominent part were held.
At the Presbyterian church Christ
mas exercises in the form of a cantata
entertainment were held 1t was an
enjoyable time for old and young
alike.
Christmas afternoon the management
of the Union Opera House gave mat
inee ball, which rivaled even the
Thanksgiving dav matinee. A very
mas night ball, but the dancers had
merry time of it until l o'clock.
Wednesday night Rev. n. P. Ted
rick united in marriage c. w. Hills of
Salt Lake and Miss Edna NJ Edgar,
daughter of J. c. Edgar. The cere
mony was performed at the residence
of Mr.. Edgar on Douglas avenue be-
fore a number of intimate friends.
Mrs. John ColIett has been for sew
eral DAYS in Salt Lake in attendance
upon an aunt who is very i'll.
Farley Eldredge. formerly of Ogden
but recently of Parma, Ida, is in the
city arranging to depart next month
on a mission to the southern states.
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The new literary and card club formed
some weeks ago at the residence of
Angus T. Wright. is to be known as
the Monday Night club. The gentle
men met last Monday in the office of
DR.. Hyde and spent profitable and
pleasant evening. T. D. Johnson read
a paper on Faith and Science TAX
ing the ground that faith is the foun-
dation for all scientific advancement.
No new principle in science has ever
been studied out unless its author first
had faith in the truth of his theory
and worked it out on the lines of his
faith. An informal discussion followed
the reading OF the paper. The next
meeting will be meeting where the
ladies will participate and will be in
the nature of a musicale. Mr.. Smurth
waite will be host on that occasion.
The prospective competitive drill
Wednesday evening between the
Knights of Pythias and the 1. o. o. F.
is creating much interest, both in and
out of the orders. The ball following
the event will be an enjoyable one.
The committees arranging for it are
as follows: Floor committee, j. H.
Carter and F. C. Harris; reception, A.
H. Neiss and William McClintock.
g. g o
Charles G. Linsley and Miss Kate E.
Bond will be married Wednesday even
ing at o'clock D. m. in the Baptist
church by the Rev. c. L. Crandall.
Wednesday evening, Christmas Eve,
the Rev. E. II. Snow performed the
ceremony uniting in marriage A. T.
Wood and Miss Emma Thomas. The
ceremony took place at the cosy JEFF
ferson avenue home recently fitted up
by Mr. Wood, and was witnessed by
a number of close friends of both par
ties. The rooms were prettily decorated
for the occasion. After the ceremony
a sumptuous wedding supper was
served. Mr.. Wood is a popular and
successful business man of the firm of
Shirk & Wood.
Both of the parties are well known
them full measure of the good things
of life.
Christmas day at North Ogden a
wedding reception in honor or Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Chadwick. Mrs. Chad
was, until Wednesday last, Miss Jane
Woodfield, and the reception was given
at the home of her father, John Wood
field. About 20 guests were present
and a thoroughly enjoyable time was
had