The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-07
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY FEBRUARY

Stanford were the committee in charge
of the ball given by the Manitou club
Wednesday evening of last week The
ball was a complete success from every
point OF view. The invitations were
limited to so and hence only members
of the Manitou club and few invited
guests were present. Preparations for
the event had been in progress for sew
-eral weeks and many new and attract
i've costumes were noticed. The south
end of the hall was converted into
pretty alcove where refreshments were
served the entire evening. Ford's or
chestra, with two extra pieces, fur
ent were: Mrs. Will Wright, Mrs.
Walker Wist, Mrs. Rose Ballantyne.
Mrs. G. II. Islauf Mrs. Newell, Mrs.
Charles Meighan, S. James Ballard,
Mrs. Frank Coste,,, Mrs oren Peter
son. Mrs. VIII Wstkins. Mrs. John
Ledwidge. Mrs. e. ]. Watkins. Mrs.
s.. w. Bodcon. Mrs. John Shields, Mrs.
Frankie, Mrs. ]. H. Myers, Mrs. ]. H.
Thomas; Misses Nellie Healy. Annie
Brown, Annie Thompson, Belle Sal
mon, Annie Eklund, Diana Watson,
Jennie Fowler, Lille Mccoy. Grace
ziegler, Nellie Buchmiller Maggie Bee,
Gertrude Keller. Annette Burkett,
Mile Halverson, Hattie Carter. Bertha
Halverson, Thompson, Daisy Oakley,
Gertie Myers, Estella Conger. Nettie
Wilson, Clara Foreman, May Jost,
Helen Allsworth, Cay, Ella Ballard, F.
Wright, Maud Greenwich, j. Wood
mansee, Lyons, Horn Lottie Johnson,
Clara Christensen. Ida Farley, Nettie
Robbins, Mamie Robbins, Maud Alex
ander, Myers. Lizzie Blair. Laura Pat
rick, Lottie Bartlett, Clara Chambers.
Maggie Chambers, Eddington, Hal
green, Laura Ballantyne, Moench.
Messrs. Charles Costensen, T. G.
Clark, c. ]. Ross, H. F. Burton, j. II.
Thomas. R. Emmitt. H. Lost. ]. w.
West. r. Leek, f. V. Dankoski, Fred
Halverson. James Burton, w. S. Wal
lace, S. E. Corey, James Ballantyne,
t. Y. Stanford. c. P. Ferrin, G. H.
Islaub, E. ]. Watkins, ]. L. Herrick,
Charles Meighan, Jim Ballard, S. w.
Badcon, w. B. Wedell. ]. L. Dickson,
Ray Scoville, f. H. Carr. John Culley,
Claud linn, John Ledwidge. L. w.
Harris, Milt Hall. A. II. Saunders. c.
A. Halverson, ALI Brown, S. Gysin.
Fred Shalda. r. Proudiit. F. Costello,
Will Watkins, C. w. Harris, G.. w.
Baker. r. c.. Mckinney. Joe McFar-
land, Charles Dee. GuSsie Wright, H.
Stratford, Dan Shupe, Carl CART Will
Wright, John Pawlis, Soren Peterson,
David Evans T. F. Coursey, Bruce
Brown, w. L. Watts.
Fred Gates left Friday morning for
Logan and will herafter make his home
in the metropolis of Cache. Mr..
Gates has been employed by the firm
of Wright & Son in this city for the
past two years and will be missed
much by his many friends.
Wednesday evening Louis ]. Griffin
and Alice Hill were married at the res
idence of Councilman Hill. Rev. w. E.
Maison officiating. 1t was a quiet but
pretty wedding, only the relatives of
the contracting parties being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin left the same
evening for Omaha, where they will
reside.
Misses Bertha and Edith Lessenger
entertained a number of their friends
Wednesday evening at their home on
Twenty seventh street.
Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, 1856 Ogden avenue,
occurred the marriage of Hyrum Pin
gree and Allie F. Webb. About 80
intimate friends of the bride and groom
witnessed the ceremony. which was
performed by Bishop Robert McQuar-
RE. Miss Edna Webb attended the
bride; while John Powers was the
grooms best man.
Miss Annette Burkett of Salt Lake
visited Ogden several days of last week
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bad
con.
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Thursday evening at the Methodist
parsonage Mr.. Alex Merely of San
Francisco and Miss Jennie Buchanan
of New Whatcom, Wash, were united
in marriage. A few intimate friends
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Merely
will make their home in ogden.
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The reception glen Friday night by
the Free kindergarten ASSOCIATION was
very successful affair and enabled
many to get acquainted with the kim
dergarten movement in this city as
well as with its earnest advocates.