The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-11

Veva Silsby, Kitty Higginbotham, Biz
die Foreman and Media Corey.
Miss Media Corey entertained num-
Der of her friends at high i've party
Friday afternoon. The guests We're:
Misses Emma Alden. Virgie Breeder,
Birdie Boreman, Veva Silsby, Dore AL
den, Edith White, Queen Alden, Kitty
Higginbotham and Mabel Knaus. The
prize, a picture, was won by Miss
Foreman.
Friday evening Professor j. f. Engle
was given a surprise party by the high
school Junior class. Miss Moffett chap
eroned the party, and Mrs. Engle, be-
ing in the secret, had a number OF the
professors other friends al the home
when the bevy of pupils arrived. The
merry makers carried handsome
spoon with a silver handle and gold
bowl, which they presented to Master
Harold Engle, the professors baby. A
jolly good time" was the unanimous
verdict Of all.
Miss Lucille Richards who has been
visiting Misses Lettie and Pearl Rich
ards, returned to Salt Lake Friday.
Hon. David Eccles and daughter,
Veda, departed for the east Thursday
ACCOMMODATING David Eccles, jr., on his
mission to Europe as far as Omaha.
Messrs. d. H. Adams. Joel ]. Harris
and A e. WILSON, returned Sunday
evening from an extended visit to
Yellowstone park.
Misses Virginia and Phoebe Houtz
departed Saturday for the east.
Mrs. William Eceles and family re-
turned from Oregon yesterday.
Miss Allie Canady of Gait, Cal, is
the guest of Mrs. E.. II. Line.
Mrs William Brooks of Milwaukee is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. H. Wright.
Mrs. w. j. Vincent of Portland Ore.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Meighan.
Will Kay left Thursday for Califor-
mia. where he will reside with his par
ents.
Joseph A. West is an Ogden visitor.
MIR. and Mrs. William Adamson are
visitors at Corinne.
Miss Winnie Smith has gone to
Bingham to teach school the coming
term.
Misses Cora and Pearl Cook have re-
turned from the north. where they
have been visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth Moench returned Wednes-
day from the east, where she was
studying.
Misses Eliza and Hattie Hinchcliffe
returned Wednesday from Butte, where
they visited their brother.
Mr.. Ad Kuhn returned Wednesday
from the east.
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Miss Florence Hirst departed Sunday
for Nebraska and Illinois. where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. N. 0. Nye left Friday for a
visit of several weeks in Kansas.
Mrs. A. B. Hayes and Miss Ruth
Avery are back from Bingham.
Friday evening occurred the farewell
dance at the Hermitage, in Ogden
canyon. About so couples went up the
canyon, making it's walls ring with
merry songs and laughter en- route. A
big bonfire was ablaze near the pa
vilion, and Ford's orchestra furnished
music for the throng of dancers. 1t
was a very pleasant affair.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Houtz of Califor-
mia are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Chevers.
Thomas Ballantyne and family, !
Misses Ethel Snyder and Clara Cars !
Jensen left Saturday morning for Mon
tie Christie to camp for about ten days. |
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Mrs. Florence M. Sherwood expects |
to return from the east about the last |
of the month.
Messrs. Ray and Frank West came
in from Oregon Saturday.
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La Coterie held its first meeting for |
the year 1889 at the home of Mrs e. |
6. The first part of the afternoon was |
devoted exclusively to the transaction |
of business, after which followed the |
address of the president and the pre-
sentation by her to the club of a guest |
book, the gift of Mrs. John Scott No |
BILE. The remainder of the afternoon |
was passed in summer "reminiscences, |
which was participated in by all the |
members. and ranged from grave to |
gay, lively to serene" After the serv-
ing of refreshments and an hour of I
social converse, the club adjourned to !
meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs. |
Clara Briggs. The guests of the after |
noon were Mesdames Noble, Smooth |
ers, McHenry and Levitt.
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The Aglaia viii meet next Tuesday |
at Miss Watkins. 2430 Lincoln avenue. |
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Mrs. Wenner and Miss Greene of Mob |
hill entertain at cards next Saturday |
morning.
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Tuesday evening a pleasant surprise |
was given at the home of Miss NADIA |
Loewenstein. The evening was spent |
at cards. and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Artie and Maud Wilson, Lizzie and
Mary Saunders, Lizzie Thomas, Flora !
Turner, Edith Hadley, Edith CulIey. |
Bell Burton, May Farley, Lizzie Loe- |
wenstein, Sarah Saunders, Maud Car |
yer. Messrs. Charlie Greenwich, John