The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-21

surprise. 1t was the anniversary of
Captain Webb's birthday and the boys
determined to celebrate it in a fitting
manner The drill was we'll attended
and a good record was made. When
/ the drill was over CAPTAIN Stephen
Reid called the captains attention to
the dilapidated condition of some uni
forms, and the company took the op-
portunity to silently slip out of the
armory and HE themselves to the cap
tain's home, where they were safely
slowed away until his arrival. When
the captain entered the door a storm
l OF congratulations met him. He finally
took in the situation and proceeded
to make his boys enjoy themselves.
The evening was passed in card play
ms, music and the enjoyment of de-
licious repast- Those present were:
Captain Webb. Captain C. B. Thomp-
son, j. H. Afford, I.ieutenants R. H.
Fisher and r. B. Carter, Mr.. Fred
Crager and Sergeant L. Hanson.
DR.. and Mrs King have invitations
out for a card party next Thursday
evening.
The members of All Hallows Col
lege Dramatic society gave a musical
entertainment Tuesday evening, at
which an excellent programme was
rendered.
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Mr.. Knuckey, principal of the Wa
satch school, entertained Tuesday af-
ternoon in honor Of the teachers and
the parents of the pupils.
The Irish-Americans gave ball on
Wednesday night at G. A. r. hall. 1t
was very successful affair.
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The ball given by B. F. Piexotto
lodge at Christensens hall Thursday
evening in honor of the fifth anniver-
sary of the lodge was we'll attended
and greatly enjoyed by the guests.
Graham F. Putnam very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity at his home on
Monday evening. Those present repre-
scented nine different colleges. Al
though it had been many years since
some had left the halls of learning, yet
all were enthusiastic concerning their
alma mater and chapter of the fra
ternity 1t was nearly midnight when
the banquet was over, and all left
with the kindeSt of wishes for the host
and hostess The members of the or
der present We're; Graham PUTNAM
Judge Breeze, j. D. Pardee, E. o.
Gates, Edward H. Scott, Ralph E. Wa
terman, E. G. Rognon. D. r. Gray, Mr.
Fowler, DR.. ]. c. E. King, w. S. Fer
ris and o. r. Young.
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Mrs. Jennie Hawley Woodrow has
returned to Salt Lake from San Fran
cisco. She will make a brief stay with
her mother, Mrs. Miller, and may ex-
tend her trip 10 Chicago before return
ing to her home in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Alder en-
tertained the Musical club at their
home on Friday evening. Among the
selections rendered were guitar solos
by Mr.. Schettler, violin solo by Mr..
j. j. Toronto, songs by Miss Margaret
Game and Mrs. Alder, and piano Sc
lections by Mrs. o. Thomassen.
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One of the most enjoyable social af-
fairs ever given in the Eighteenth
ward hall was the ward reunion under
the auspices of the Relief society of
the ward, which occurred on Wednes-
day evening last The rooms of the
hall, below and above were thronged
both afternoon and evening and under
the direction of the president of the
ments were served by a corps of bright
and active young ladies of the ward.
The older people were taken care of |
during the afternoon, and at night the
young and middle aged assembled and |
took part in an enjoyable programme, |
which, with the serving of refresh !
ments, occupied the time until near
midnight
Mr.. Fred Marohn and Miss Clara |
Pollock were married on Thursday af- |
ternoon at the residence of the brides |
aunt, 62 Canyon road, in the presence