The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28


Charles Meighan. Joseph Ludwig. Fl.
B. Stratford, Thomas Fitzgerald !. ID.
Herrick, A. Alexander, Romeo Canine.
7. ID. Ryan, 5. Livingston, ". a. Nc
Cav. Mesdames- Harrington Donald
son. J. r. Fuerst. Mccoy, c. Z. Carson.
Charles Nelson. Charles Shower, Foul
ten. Hastings. McNulty. Fuillerian,
Brun, K Thompson. Cane. L P,Hast-
ings, Toponce, n. q. Henley. Z. tlrick.
Y. Hestmark, Hassett. Hartog. Price,
Bishop. J. II. Ryan. A Garddiniere. NJ.
A. Carpenter. Frank Young, J. T. Bid
die, Campbell. Olson, n. 4. Biddie r.
c. Simmerson.
Misses Butts, Nellie Johnson. Mar
rington. Edna Webb. Bogart. Rouse.
Ella Hinchcliff. Emma Olson. Mccoy,
Alexander. Callahan, Daisy Shields.
May Hurst. Annie Harvey, Myers,
Henley, L. Folkman, Rose Palmer.
Julia Cole. Pearl Nielsen. Virginia Hig-
ginbothan. Canaday. Young Bertha
Halverson, Pierce, Ella Naisbitt. Nettie
Robbins, Mamie Robbins. McElroy,
Daisy Grant. Lizzie Orth. Fen Haslett,
Eklund, Maud Agler, NJ Wilson.
Fitzgerald. Olson. Belle Dee, Ethel
Clark, Clara Castensen. Cora Snyder.
Pearl PEBBLES, Ella Naisbitt. Harrison,
Evelyn Hendershott. Newell. Georgia
Gardiniere, May Palmer. Mary Har-
rison. Julia Nelson. Messrs. w. =.
Hart. A. Pedler. J. II. Powers, J. J.
Harcock, Seth Thomas. Rudolph
Kuchler. T. G. Gaynor. Alex F. Fuerst.
w. n. Millsay, r. Millsay. Bert Cave.
Morris Turnham. n. Smith. 7. G. Burt,
j. Holland. II. Noffsinger. J. Lineham,
John Hurst, a. Forbes. H. McGaEv. J.
D. Harris. G.. W. baltimore, A. Lind
strom, j. Charhance, ]. Young. ". A.
Ramsey, w. Long. Fred Conaday. H.
A. Code. A. G. Fell. ]. S. Browning, T.
w. Harris. G. W. Lashus. Dan ROLAND,
n. G. Goodmanson, W. c. Warren. A.
c. Crosby. c. E. Finsley, Gus Wright,
]. S. Lewis, James Boyle. Max Meyer.
w. L. Watts. c. C. Carheart, ]. ].
Platfoot F. c. La Duke, George Pack
ard, j. b. Swenson, j. n. Pierce, George
W. Jones. NJ. o. Corey. z. NJ. Luckett,
W. B. Ives. Ben Pierson, NJ. Turnham,
d. c.. Laughren, ]. NJ. Keckler, W. o.
Thompson, ]. Hope, A. H Saunders.
Guy Nelson, Richard Hill, James Con-
lisk, ]. II. Last c.. D. Ives, Charles
Summerson, Robert Proudht. James
Wotherspoon, G. Knauss, F. Froelich.
W. H Mason, c. a. Henry.
A delightful evening Gas spent at the
home of Master Ray Horn on Monday.
The occasion was a gathering arranged
by Rays friends in honor OF the BIRTH
Ray Horn.
A. ]. McMulien was called to his
Wisconsin home last weekly the seri-
Gus illness of his mother.
Mrs. A. F. Richey went to Salt Lake
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Fisher.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Williams will en-
terrain the Leap Year High Five club
Friday evening.
Mrs. Allie Bishop Graham was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. C. Wins a day
or two of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Haywood are
visiting in the east.
The Bohemian club recalled the invi-
tations of their bail Friday night in
honor of the Salt Lake Opera company.
Mrs. d. II. Peery, assisted by Mes
DANES c. C. Richards, F. D. Richards
and F. S. Richards, gave a reception
at the Peery home Monday, in honor of
Madame Mountford.
A charming childrens party was
given Thursday afternoon in honor OF
the fourth anniversary of Master L.
r. Rogers. A birthday cake with
candles was a popular attraction, but
the most novel feature was a Mother
Goose" pie, prepared by Mrs. Scott,
great grandmother of the young host.
When the pie was opened a real live
bird flew out and investigation de-
veloped that the pie contained a present
for each guest. Violets were the favors
for the luncheon, which was served by
little Misses Edna Dunn, Emma Paine,
Daisy Kuhn and Helen Louise Rogers.
Those at the table were Mabel Rolapp,
Kathryn 1. Melvin. Bessie Jennings.
Alice Moody. Margaret Dunn. Dorothy
Bigelow. Harry Cahiil, Jack Kuhn,
Curtis Pratt, Wayman CheVers, Blaine
Rogers and Lindsay Rogers
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Tavey celebrated
the goth anniversary of their wedding