The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-05

Utah, was in Ogden on Thursday, the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Mosman, on her
way to Wahoo, Neb, where she is to
spend the winter.
This season is q very successful one
at the Union Opera House Social
hops are given semi-weekly, with spec
ial dances as occasion demands. The
masquerade Thursday night was a
most successful and enjoyable one.
Thursday, Dec. 2 being the birthday
Of Mrs. e. S. Luty, a number of her
friends surprised her at her residence
on that afternoon. After wishing her
many happy returns of the day, the
Ladies played seven games of high five.
Mrs. Ewald received the head prize, a
handsome cut glass salad dish. Mrs.
Cook and Mrs. Frye cut for the conso-
lation, a cut glass jelly dish, Mrs. Cook
obtaining the prize. The BOBBY, a
plncushion, was awarded to Mrs. Lund.
After partaking of a delicious supper
the guests departed. thanking their
hostess for the very pleasant afternoon
enjoyed by them. Ladies present We're
Mesdames W. s. Flewelling, George
Mcintosh, p. A. Cook, Gregory, Snead,
Alex Toponce, E. S. Luty, Chase and
Randall, also Miss E. Coutts.
E. M. West and Moses Christensen
OF the capital city were Ogden visitors
on Sunday and Monday of last week.
The marriage of Daisy Shields of Salt
Lake and F. j. Gaylord of Butte is an
nounced to take place at the Church
of the Good Shepherd in ogden,
Dec 15
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Belnap returned
Sunday from trip to Oregon.
Omaha Bee: Daniel d. Rowland Of
Ogden, Utah, and Sarah +. Hollings-
worth of Beatrice, Neb., procured a
marriage license at the Office of the
county clerk yesterday and were united
in marriage last evening. Rev. 7. +.
Thickstun officiated.
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Hon. David Eccles returned Monday
from trip through the northwest.
Mayor Spencer returned Sunday,
having Travelled through Oregon to
San Francisco, and thence back to Og-
den over the Southern Pacific.
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Mrs. Frank Hochstetler of Omaha re-
turned home last night after an ex-
tended visit to relatives and friends.
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For the Chimes of Normandy the
Salt Lake Opera company has added
to its strength such well known sing
ers as George ID. Piper, who is just
back from Nashville, and Miss SaIie
Fisher, who spent a year in Paris; Mr..
Spencer, Mr.. Goddard Miss Savage and
Mr.. Campbell are also in the cast, and
Mr.. Spencer is said to have made the
hit Of his career in the role of the
miser. a strong following of society
people will accompany the singers from
Salt Lake Monday evening, and return
with them after the performance.
Tuesday afternoon a number of lit
| tie folks We're entertained in honor of
the birthday of little Freddie Golding,
the hostess being Miss Minnie Schan-
! senbach. The festivities lasted from 2
to 3 o'clock when the little folks de-
parted. Each child, when leaving, was
given a daintily made carleton bag
filled with candy. Among the invited
guests were Margaret Ross, Louis Ma
son, Dorothy Armstrong, Helen Per
kins, Francis Hockstetler, Edward AL
lison, Phil Allison, Curtis Pratt, Daman
Adams George Abbott, Francis Mat
son, Alex Swan, Jack Kuhn, George
Flewelling, Lindsay Rogers, Willie Ba-
ker and Hiram Spencer. During the
afternoon a grab bag was passed and
each little guest drew a small toy
which was carried home as a memento
of a very pretty party.
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Miss Mary Hill was given q pleasant
surprise party Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Francis Greenwell
on Monroe avenue. Card playing was
INDUCED in until about 1870, when all
sat down and partook of the bounteous
feast spread before them. After lunch,
both instrumental and vocal music took
up the time until the small hours of the
morning, when all departed, voting
Mrs. GreenweH a very pleasant hostess.
Monday evening at his home, Bishop
McQuarrie performed the ceremony
uniting in marriage William Marriott
and Miss Ellen Morris, both of Marri-
OFT. After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served at Marriott and other
festivities BETTING the occasion were
held.
Senator Frank J. Cannon and Mrs.
Frank ]. Cannon left Thursday morn
ing for Washington. George Graves,
the senator's private secretary, also &C
companied them.
Miss Maud Alexander, formerly of
The Herald's ogden bureau, went to
Salt Lake yesterday to take a position
with the paper in the main office.
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Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss May Becraft and Mr..
Edward Kilgo of California, which will
take place at the Episcopal church of
the Good Shepherd on Wednesday, Dec.
! S. 1897. at II o'clock.