The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-17


able social and literary events ever held
in Ogden. The members returned
| home as the-7 came, in conveyances
provided by the hostess, Mrs. Coulter.
The invited guests at this memorial
meeting We're:
Salt Lake City: Mrs. William c. Jen-
nings, Mrs. w. E. Hahn. Mrs. Lily NJ.
Ritchie, Misses Cora Hooper, Evelyn
Weber, Margaret Park.
Ogden: Mesdames Hall. Warner,
kimball, Adriance, Bichsel, L. D. Dur
brow, II. Durbrow, ellison, Pierce, Wat
ters, Strevell. Ancutt, Rolapp, W.
Swan, Alex Swan, ]. c. Nye, Pratt,
Schneider, Mccartney, Anderson,
Minty. Shields, Gill, Ojams, Bigelow,
Graham, Bannister. Evans, Breeder,
Rankin, Brainard, Emerson, W. T. Adj
ans. Maison, Berry, Paine. Bickford.
Elliott. Misses Emerson. Harrington,
Schansenbach, Kiesel, Kuhn and Moi
felt
Farley Eldredge left Thursday on a
two years mission TO the southern
states.
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Miss Margaret Park of Salt Lake was
the guest of Miss Minnie Kiesel sew
eral days last week.
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Sleighing parties were in vogue for
a night or two last week. Bob sleigh
parties were particularly numerous.
The B. and B. club met with Miss
Nellie Fitzgerald yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ada Barratt returned Friday
after a weeks visit with the legislature
and senate.
Mrs. Cullen entertained her ladv
friends at cards last Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Patrick Martin of Twenty-third
street, in company with Mrs. Samuel
Cooper of Salt Lake, has gone to south
ern California for an extended visit.
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Mrs. NJ. j. Hogan returnedslast week
from an extended visit sto Chicago
where she was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Healey and MI. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hogan. Mrs. Hogan was the bearer
of a souvenir that recalls several pleas
ant social affairs. They had to do with
clubs and clubmen and the society
column is as good a place as any to tell
about them. Last Septem Der Charles
Healey and Richard Hogan We're Wis
itors to Ogden. The first-named is
lieutenant of police in charge of the
Nineteenth precinct in Chicago, and
Mr.. Hogan is his sergeant. While out
here they were entertained by Chief
Davenport, making several trips uD
the canyon. The pleasant visit came
to an end and the visitors returned to
Chicago. But when Mrs. Hogan re-
turned last week. she brought a ha nd
some rosewood club with sil-~ cord
fastenings and silver mounting. A sill
yer name plate has the inscription:
u. f. Davenport, Chief of Police, Og-
den"
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Speaker John n. Perkins came UP
from the capital yesterday.
George II. Matson and wife are ex-
pected home from their eastern visit
about January 10Th.
Thursday was Ladies Day" at the
Weber club and a goodly number of
ladies were entertained there in the
afternoon and evening.
Sleighing could not be better than at
present and the merry Deals of the
sledges with their bells will be heard
all the week.
The gentlemen of the Monday Night
club met last week in DR. Hyde's
office. DR.. Allen delivered a very in
teresting lecture on the Nebular Hy-
pOthesis. The social meeting of the
club for this week was to be with F.
r. Christensen, but has been post
poned because of sickness in his fam
lily.
A clever surprise party was had
Tuesday evening. the recipient being
Mrs. Lizzie Boyle The affair was en-
by Ben Livingston, and Mrs
Boyle was made to assist in surprising
herself. 1t was given out that the sur
prise would be on Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Pugh and Mrs. Boyle was entrusted
with many of the invitations. The
crowd was to meet ct her house and
after they had gathered the announce
ment was made that the party was
ready for enjoyment then and there
he surprise was complete and thor
oughly enjoyable. First prizes were
won by Mrs. &. T. Livingston and
Mrs. McLaren Boyle.
Thursday evening at the brides
home 1881 Twenty-fifth street. Edward
F. Stanton OF Woodland, Cal. and
Miss Florence BOstaph were united in
marriage. The rooms were tastefully
decorated for the occasion and numer-
Gus presents attested the esteem in
which the young people are held. Mr.
and Mrs. Stanton left on the midnight
tram Tor California Among the in
vited guests were Rev. and Mrs Galen
Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews. Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Misses Hattie
Burt. Olga Wehrend. Nettie Raleigh,
Salt Lake.
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The Historical society met January
9TH with Mrs. Gordon.
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Mrs J. w Abbott entertained at
,ards on Wednesday.
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Mrs. T. j. Whaien viii entertain the
Leap Year High Five club on Thurs
lay evening.
Judge Stewart of Boise City. Idaho. !
$ visiting his old friend and school |
hum, George ]. Kelley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Herrick enter
AIMED at cards Thursday of last week. /
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Mrs. Anderson. the lady member of /
he lower house of the legislature from /
Weber. is the guest of Mrs. Miller in
Ogden City.
1890