The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-26

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merce." being the feature of the after
noon Among the guests were Mss
Ora Hardness, Miss Wallace, Mrs
Frank w. Jennings.
The dancing matinee at Christensen's
yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended, and thoroughly enjoyed. In the
evening the older folks held the floor.
Christmas dinners We're the feature
of yesterday. Among those entertain
Downey, Mrs. William Jennings, Mr..
and Mrs. LIE Grande Young, Mr.. ard
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
Nelden, Miss Macintosh. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Mccormick, Mrs Hampstead, Mr..
and Mrs. S. F. Fenton.
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Miss Kate Williams and Mr.. Sharp
Williams are spending the holidays at
home.
The buffet luncheon given yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fairchild Hol-
Until the beautifully decorated rooms
were thronged with a gaily dressed
company, among whom were Miss
Hardness, Miss Davis of Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Downey, Mrs.
Landstreet, Miss Wallace, Miss Cotton,
Mr. and Mrs. William Reid, MIR. Cas-
per L. Robertson. Miss Aft, Mr.. Max
Smith, Miss Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bidwell. Mr.. J. II. Young, Miss Law
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wright. Lieutenant Miller, Mr.. Clar-
ence Mccormick, Miss Anderson of
Denver, Miss Eloise Sherman, Mr..
Wicks, Mr.. Heintz, Mr.. Will Lawrence,
Mr.. George N. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Pollock.
Miss Hardness entertained yesterday
afternoon.
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Miss Alf was the hostess of delight
full tea Yesterday.
Miss Grace Anderson. who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Cotton, leaves
for her home in Denver Thursday,
A number Of charitable young ladies
made Christmas : day that will be
long remembered by 40 little tots, to
whom Santa Claus never comes. A
Marks schoolhouse. and yesterday at
noon they all assembled and were
given Christmas that win live long
il the memories Of the little mites who
enjoyed it.
The young ladies who gave it were
Miss Aft, Miss Mccormick, Miss Mason
4 Miss Adelaide Mason, Miss Ora Hark-
ness, Miss Park, Miss Lowe, Miss
Hoge, Miss Hampstead and Miss Col
tar7 lo,2 =
Seabeldt, who made an ideal Santa
Claus.
On Monday afternoon, Jan. 3, the
Card club will meet With Mrs. Dave
Ter.
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A number of weddings occurred dur
ing the week. Chief among them wa.
the marriage Of Miss May Eclzart anu
! MIR. George c.. Armstrong, which took
/ place at the home OF the brides father
Dean Halsey, of st. Marks church, Of
floating.
The young couple are both vel
known II Salt Lake. The groom is 9
prominent young lawyer.
The marriage of Miss Alice Bowrins
] and Mr. Fred G.. Clark was solemnize6
at the Salt Lake temple Wednesday, al
of the contracting parties were enter
tanned at the home of the brides sis.
ter, Mrs. Jacob Raleigh.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clark left the same
evening for their future home in Og.
den, carrying with them the best
wishes of host of friends.
Miss Alice Beatie and Mr.. John H
Walker were married in san francisco
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one, and after spending a few week.
IN California, they will return to Sal
Lake, where they viii make theii
home
The reception given Tuesday evenin.
at Unity church in honor of Rev. AM
Mrs. Milla Topper Maynard was a wei
attended and enjoyable affair TIL
church was beautifully. decorated TO
the occasion, and the Fort Dougla
Mandolin club was in attendance. TIL
Il guests were received by the officers .
the church, and their wives, and TIL
officers of Unity circle.
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The current literature section vii
meet on Friday, Dec. 81 at D. M. a
the residence of Mrs. Dart 553 Eas
Second South. A paper will be given b.
Mrs. Moyie on Literary Good Taste
a book review on Sir Philip Sterling,
by Mrs. Stephens, and the miscellan
eous writings of Paul Leicester For
by Miss Dunford.
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The regular monthly meeting of tn
Z. w. P. club vii be held at the resi-
dence of President DR. r. B. Pratt %
Constitution building, Thursday even
ing. Dec. 80, T.30 p m. Sentiments from
Confucius. with paper on his life AM