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

streets. After the ceremony an elegant
wedding supper was served. A num-
Der of invited guests were present. The
young couple are well known in ogden
and Weber county.
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a benefit ball was given in the Sec
ond ward amusement hall Friday
night, in honor of Joseph Belnap, jr,
| southern states.
Wednesday evening, at the home of
the brides parents, $50 TWenty-seventh
street, Robert Mccormick and Mrs.
! Brownie Williams Robson were mar
ried, in the presence of few friends.
! The bride was q public school teacher
until about month ago, and the BRIDE
! broom is sheep man. After the cere-
meny Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick went
north to Washington.
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Tuesday Mrs. and Miss Henry, who
have been the guests of G. A. Henry
/ for the past two months, left for their
home il Iowa Miss Henry will be
greatly missed from Ogden's society
/ circles.
Mrs. C. D. Golding of Houston, Tex,
who has been visiting in Ogden for
couple of months. left Sunday for her
home, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Eva Kuhn, as far as Salt Lake.
Mrs. Joseph Ledwidge left Thursday
for San Francisco, where she will spend
the winter with her mother.
Monday evening was passed pleas
antly by large number of Mrs. I. N.
Futons friends at her home. The af
fair was complimentary to Mrs. Joe
Ledwidge, prior to her departure for
California.
The time was pleasantly spent at
cards. At the close of the game Mrs.
Shermer, for her proficiency, received a
pretty cut glass olive dish. A, delicious
lunch was served, after which the
guests reluctantly took their depar-
tire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Williams were
the recipients of a surprise party Mon
day evening. High five was INDUCED
in until II o'clock. Miss Sarah Weld
and Mr.. Lafayette Farley won the first
prizes, and Miss Lille Greenwich and
DOC" Wescott received the BOBBY
prizes. The cards having been dis
pensed with, all sat down to a. dainty
lunch, afr which the rest of the even
ing was spent with music and dancing.
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Last Thursday evening Ivan Wood
mansee was the recipient of a surprise
party. The affair was to celebrate her
birthday. Guessing games were in
dulged in until about 1920 o'clock,
after which dainty lunch was served.
The rest of the evening was spent in
music. The guests departed after
spending q very enjoyable evening.
Those invited were Misses Eliza Hinch-
cliffe, Hattie Hinchcliffe Lettie Rich
ards. Ida Pingree, Pearl Richards, Veda
Littlefeld, Media McQuarrie, Cora Will
son, Emily Tanner, Dora Snow, He'd
Wig Garff; Messrs. Lester Scoville, c. c,
Richards, jr., Ray Scoville, Rob VIII
son, David Stevens, Joel Harris, Irving
Emmett, Alva Scoville and Chester
Snow.
Miss Maud Alexander was up from
Salt Lake Wednesday, and attended
the RlOndike Klub ball.
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The Aglaia was entertained Tuesda.
last at the hospitable home of the pres
ident, Mrs. Coulter.
The large representation Of the mem
bership, Mesdames Mccormick AM
Bichsel as we'll as the eager, expect
ant looks, bespoke an appreciative au
AlGuCG " DIR lllLSI6SllllS5 pro
gramme, which consisted of two ex
! cellent papers, sandwiched with bust
: ness fragments and social chat.
4 Mrs. Fletcher, vice president, presid
ing, introduced Miles Standish, Evan
geline and Mrs. Hurst, the latter o
: whom so gently but animatedly led he
! hearers thro' forests primevap' int
= the Puritan village home of John Al
: den, the STRIPPING, fairly Transporting
them on waves interest IN tbOc
early times when wrong triumphed an
, when love took the place of Drawer
and vaIor.
The paper was a sweet refreshmen
which was fully enjoyed.
Under the subject of Literature 70
Children" Mrs. Fletcher so ably lie
along the juvenile path that, as sh
unfolded Shakespeare, 1.-The Arabia
e knights and like literature, along wit
d fairy tales, as proper food for youthful
minds, enthusiasm kindled the man
r upturned faces. She very beautiful
i showed that every child is heir to
: throne, and should be thoroughly pre-
: pared for the position of honor, fc
S Europe may have her infant or imbe
Gle. but America wants a man.
, After a short social hour over tn
t coffee" not "teacups," the ladies &C
= journed to meet Jan. II with Miss Jc
e sephine Kimball, 2712 Washington ave
o nue..
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;: The annual election of officers of
d Monte commandery No. 2, knight
It Templar, was held Wednesday evenin
d and resulted as follows: L. II. Wallac
eminent commander; ]. H. Eppersol
a generalissimo; F. D. Bickford, capital
e general: ]. e. Coolidge, prelate; Georg
S II. Corse, senior warden; w. ]. Sheal.
s junior warden; H. T. Snyder, treasurer
d Feorge ]. Kelly. recorder; r. T. Hum
g standard bearer; A. w. Brown, swoI
i bearer; S. w. Badcon, warder.
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r At the regular meeting of Fidelit
Il lodge No. 8, A. o. u. W., held Tue!
h day evening, the following We're chose
as the officers for the six months b.
Y ginning Jan. 1, 1898: S. j. Allen, ma!
i ter workman; r. H. Whipple, fore
v man; j. e. Bagley, overseer; f.
lie Christensen, recorder; ]. E. Foulke
lie financierd; O. A. Parmley, receives
IS George Baker, guide; w. H. Wallac