The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-02

dainty gown of white swiss, trimmed
with pink ribbons and lace, and
carried pink roses.
Mr. Walter Allen acted as best man.
a reception to the relatives and near
friends followed the ceremony, during
which refreshments We're served in the
dining room. The table decorations
were American beauty roses, carna-
lions and ferns. In one corner, punch
was served by Miss Louie Shoebridge-
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Julia Allen, and has a large circle of
acquaintance with whom she is very
popular.
Mr. Moss is the western representa-
tive of the Illinois Glass company
has resided here for two years past
and IS prominent in business circles.
after Nov. Is, at No. ,, West Fifth
South street.
Mrs. Moss and Miss Anna Moss,
mother and sister of Mr.. Henry A.
Moss, left for their home in Texas last
night.
A Halloween surprise party was
given last evening in honor of Miss
Eva StringfelloW. 1t was a delightful
affair. Halloween games, songs, reci-
tations and instrumental music adding
to the pleasure of the evening.
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The Catholic ladies of the city have
organized, and are preparing to hold a
bazar for the benefit Of st. AIMS Or
phanage next month. There will be
seven booths. The ladies who have
taken charge are working Zealously for
the success of the fair.
There are at present 60 orphans in the
home. To meet the increasing demands
of the institution, Bishop Seaman erect
ed a large three-story wing, 24x30 feet,
last summer. TO pay off the indebted
ness and provide for so many little or
phans, is the object of the bazaar.
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The clans of Scotland were out in
force last evening at the Grand Army
hall. The occasion was the annual Gel
ebration of Halloween, under the aus
pices of the Caledonian club. The early
part of the evening was given over to
an entertaining programme of music,
song. poetry and appropriate speeches,
and later delicious refreshments were
served. After this latter feature was
concluded the lads and iassies INDUCED
in tripping the light fantastic until the
wee sma hours.
The entertainment was commenced
by a typical address by Chief James
Moffat, and then came an original poem
by David Henderson. which was read
by the composer.
A bonnie pawl1ie lot. I ween,
Came here to spend their Halloween.
Guild evening TIA We, ane an a
We wish We .wesl, bath great and sma';
Her sonSie faces, shining BRIGHT
1nsureS a tuneful Draw tn NIGHT.
Well gle We songs, bath laich and lood,
We'll gle We pieces. brave and good,
The NIGHT Ia spend in guileless fun,
Like back in Scotland aft you've done.
May naething hap to veX or tease,
For we RIGHT hard will try. to please;
Wen sing o. Bruce an Wallace wecht,
o. chiefe and chiefs VIVA daured 10 fecht
For Scotland's veal in byegone days.
In Scotland's bonnie woods and braes,
Well Sing o the aims mair close at
haun:
The bonnie sangs sa sweet an gran.
We luve aur frolic in between.
Bring sparBlleS to cor lassies' cen:
An tell o deeds in Scotland done.
An gar the aud fouk think they're
young.
We hope yell a haze pleasure fine,
Wi dancing, cracking, sanGs an rhyme;
A NIGHT Ia mind on a DOR lives
The new years eve of ninety-five.
Sing DOT the year on hagmanay
And merry sing in new years day
Ae NIGHT tae mind on while We're levein'
The Halloween o ninety-seven.
An may we PART a fedging fain
Tia meet this time next year again:
An while we're here be staunch and true
An no ae single cheil get fue;
On ilka haun a trusly freen,
An a enjoy their Halloween.
A song by Mrs. Snyder and remarks
by Past Chief S. Mcdowell followed.
Mr. L. p. Christensen rendered a pleas
ing cornet solo, and Mrs. Phillips, an
aged lady, danced the Highland fling
in faultless manner. The dialogue,
''Lochiel's Warning" between w M.
Scott and David Henderson, in typical
costume was splendidly rendered, and
then Robertson Campbell gave some
Scotch selections on the violin. Little
Miss Brooks piano solo was rare
treat, and Miss Crissie I4awson's solo,
1.-THE Rose of Allandale." charmed the
audience. A recitation by Miss Margie
Mulveu was indeed q gem Cha 70 ct or.