The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-16
OGDEN SOCIETY.
HOOONsc0mMHUH MA0saMOOO<

! jolly surprise party was given one
] evening Of last week in honor of Nels
Blair, son of Preston Blair, of Mariotts.
! by a number of his Ogden friends. The
party went out in wagons and enjoyed
] games, music and refreshments, get
ting home at about in the morning.
! Among the guests present were:
! Misses Lizzie Folkman, Laura Ballan-
/ tyne, Eva Blair. Ella Blair, Robina
/ Blair, Mella Anderson, Nettie Thomp-
son, Della Topman, Clarissa Topman,
Lizzie Lockhead. Evangeline Harris,
/ Cora Fokman. Emma Lund Dorothy
MadSen, Julia Grew, Anna Fokman.
RObina TIacv. Mona Tracy, Maggie
Norris. Barbara TorgesOn: Messrs. Will
Thompson. Tom Hampton. Louis Leav-
lit, Walter Parry, Bert Littlejohn. Wal
ter Tracy, Charles Critchlow, oscar
Browning, Paul Sugerbretsen.s VIII
Lockhead. John Swenson, Charles
Hinchcliff, John Barney.
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Headquarters John A. Logan post No.
:, Department of Utah. G. a. r., Og-
den, Utah. Nav IA. 1897.
At a regular meeting of the post on
the above date. the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Comrade Lew Ginger of
Colorado Springs. Col, having success
fully managed an entertainment and
fair for the benefit of the G.. A r.
posts Of this city and their auxiliary
associations. making of the undertaking
a social and financial success, it is,
therefore,
Resolved, That John A. Logan post
desires to place on record the following
yin On, ha n IF Il
Ginger in our city on the 9th day of
April, 1897. for the purpose of inaugur-
ating an entertainment and fair for
the benefit Of our associations, he out
lined end explained to the G. A. r.
posts and W. X. C's. the course TO be
followed: that in all his advertising he
fully explained TO the public all the
details of his plans for the entertain
ment and fair. TO he held on the 4th.
18th and 9Th days of May. 1897: and that
in every detail the promises thus made
were carried out. in letter and spirit.
Resolved, That in Comrade Ginger
we recognize an honorable soldier and
earnest, indefatigable and untir-
ing worker for the welfare of the C.
4. z. and its auxiliary associations;
and we heartily commend him to an
comrades p = man worthy OF their
fullest confidence ard esteem.
Resolved. That COmrade Ginger, by
his honorable and honest course and
his untiring energy while working with
US. has gained our lasting friendship.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this
post are due and are hereby cordially
rendered to Comrade Ginger, whom we
bid a hearty God sDeed.
ELLSWORTH F. TAYLOR,
Commander
Marshal A Breeder, Acting Adjutant.
The event in musical circles of this
week was, of course. the appearance
here of Geneva tombstone Bishop, as
sisted by the tabernacle choir, Charley
Pike and number CT other celebrated
musicians, including Miss Cook the
pianist. Each event of this kind brings
into prominence the advance in musi-
cal skill Of the tabernacle choir.
Stanley Johnson Of Terrace was an
Ogden visitor during the week
knight Brough has gone to Missouri
for a few weeks.
4 pleasant surprise was rendered
Madame Johnstcae Bishop on her ar
rival - the tabernacle Yesterday.
About 200 school children were there
assembled, and by Drearrangement
they showered the beautiful lady with
flowers. The lullaby. written by Squire
Coop, was rendered by the fresh young
voices, to the great delight of the
famed soprano. She was Darticularl-,
charmed with the solo work o. Bessie
Blair and Mamie Tout, whom she
thinks have voices OF rare power. The
lady seems as charming in manner as
she IS il voice.
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Thursday night the Home Dramatic
association viii reneat the three-act
Rio Grande." with the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen in the cast:
II. II. Thomas. T. p. Evans, ]. L.
Herrick, H. II. Goddard T. Y. Stan
ord, Walter Moss, L. d. Treseder, Mrs.
Lafayette Farley. Miss Eta Gay, Miss
Nell Young, Mrs. Rose Berryessa.