The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-28
Ray Watts, Robert Nye, BERTHE Bur-
ton, Alma Larkin.

Ray Watts, Robert Nye, BERTHE Bur-
ton, Alma Larkin.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Friday night in honor of Hart Mark
at his home on Washington avenue. A
most enjoyable evening was spent in
games and other amusements Supper
was served and Mr.. Paul Mark en-
tertained the guests with some artistic
and amusing pantomime work. The
guests included Mrs. Richter, Misses
Nellie Richter. Erma Webb, Gertie
Webb, Reta Doom, Emma Keller, En-
ma Mazel, Oracle Davis, Verna Bow
man, Hannah Boyer, Annie Anderson;
Messrs. Gus Brown, Guy Mark, Farley
Woods, Gene Holbrook, Orchan Will
Jams, Henry Williams, Clarence Will
Jams, Frank Williams, Joseph Mazel,
James Doom, Mathew Mark, Paul
Mark, Albert Richter, Delbert Chase,
Lester Higginbotham.
Joseph Barton of Baker City, Ore,
is visiting his son, C. H. Barton, and
greeting old friends for a few days.
Miss Maude May Babcock was the
guest of Mrs. Joe McManis during her
stay in Ogden.
Mrs. Lewis Day and daughter of
Waynesburg, Pa, are visiting in Og-
den, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Richey.
La Coterie will meet with Miss Jessie
Bigelow next Tuesday afternoon at
the Reed.
The Bohemian bali at the Union
Opera House Friday night was one of
the most successful and highly enjoy
able affairs of the kind given this sea-
son. At the close of the ball, num-
Der of dancers were entertained at sup
per at the Weber club. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames w. h Ma
son, f. e. Nichols, J. H. Thomas, Jo-
seph Scowcroft, A. McLaren Boyle;
Mesdames A. c. Bishop, Ad Kuhn,
George Hickey, F. E. Stewart; Misses
Hoge and Margaret Park of Salt Lake
City. Miss Como of Chicago, Misses
Stevens, Buchmiller, PEBBLES, Minnie
Kiesel, Lillian and Kate stevens,
Mabel Yates, Leda Kuhn, Frances
Steler, Rose Hulaniski, Verna Hayes,
jamie Taylor, Lizzie Blair, Annis
Brown: Messrs w. B. Mowbray, I. G.
Burt. John Pawlas, Ed Rosenbaum. A.
G. Horn, J. c. McFarlane, John Culley,
A. w. Smith, A. V. Mcintosh Fred
Burt, M C. Meyer, John L. Pierce, J.
H. F. Last, H. Macmillan, r. Farr, A.
Stringham A ]. Brown, c. H. Stew
ems. r. c. Mckinney, H. J. Peery, Fred
Massa, L Beitman, C. A. Minty, Joseph
S. Peery. Oscar Kuhn, r. NJ. Robinson,
J. W. Conlisk, Mr.. Cross, w. II.
O'Brien.
The Young Mems Dancing club will
give another of their afternoon parties
at the Union Opera House Saturday.
April g. Messrs. Harold Peery and
Bruce Brown have been chosen to man
age the dance.
Mrs. E. M. Ellison entertained at an
informal luncheon and card party
tuesday afternoon. Mrs G. NJ. Matt
son was the fortunate winner of the
prize.
The Jolly High Five club was enter
tanned Tuesday by Miss Bigelow at the
Reed hotel. The prizes were won by
Miss Ida Kuhn and Mr.. Reynolds.
c. H. Valentine of Salt Lake was in
Ogden Friday and Saturday--nt last
week on business connected with the
*. of Py1odge.
Mrs. c. K. Bannister and son re-
turned Wednesday from months So
journ in California.
Miss Jeanette Pitt of Salt Lake has
been visiting Miss Ida Driver during
the week.
r. c. Brownell and wife have re-
turned from Iowa, where they have
been visiting for the past month.