The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-29

was most beautiful one and represented
San Juan hill a small white silk flag,
With the words san guam upon It,
were other silk flags marked Sixteenth
and 'Twenty-fourth
The menu was as follows
and read:
Reunion of heroes, comrades. friends,
at a dinner given to Captain w. c. Nc
Farland, Sixteenth infantry, q. S. A, by
Theodore Bruback.
infantry, y. S. A, John j. DAILY, c.. c.
Dey, w. H. Irvine, Captain A. c. Ducat,
TWentX-fourth infantry, U; S. A. Dr.
Allen Fowler, c. p Mason. J. B. Thomp-
son.
The meu was as follows:
Hutries sur Coquilles.
Celery. Amandes Salees. Olives Farcies.
F'ilets de Soles Sauce AUX Anchois.
.PommeS a L'Anglaise.
FondueS a la Fribourg.
Cotelettes de Dinde a la Villeroy.
Petits Pois a la Franchise.
Ell Caney Punch.
Filets Piques a la Chateaubriand.
Pommes Douces.
Choux-Fleurs au Gratin.
Asparagus a la Vinaigrette.
Cables Grilles Sur Soclss.
Salade de Homards.
Olnelette a la Celestine.
Port
Glaze de Fantastic. Gateaux Assortis.
Frontage. Cafe Noir. Cognac.
Liquors.
Each guest toasted the Twenty-fourth
ard Sixteenth infantry, the army and
navy in general, the Alta club and each
other
Captain Mcfarland in toast remarked
that it might be taken as a singular CO.
incidence that the Sixth, the Sixteenth
and the Twenty-fourth infantrieS: who
bore the bTunt of the hight at Santiago,
had all been stationed at Fort Douglas.
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air and the associations of Salt Lake that
caused them to fight so we'll so, therefore
he toasted Salt Lake.
Mr.. Bruback responded by saying that
the officers and men of those regiments.
felt that they could not return and face
their friends unless the flag of victory
Toast followed toast and then Captain
Wyg&nt proposed: Here's to the ladies.
God bless them
Mr.. Mason proposed ITO the Twenty
offered their lives and fought for their
Captain Ducat responded by saying:
First, will say, thank you. Then l viii
reply by telling story brought back
from San Juan by Captain Wygant Just
after the fight negro soldier remarked,
as he sat upon the Spanish entrench-
ments, When | ran up dat dar hill, l was
a-gaspin 10 breff, but every gasp was
a prayah.
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place last evening at the home Of Mr.
Sampson. SIC South State street. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Mabel BeWs
and Mr.. John Boundy. Both are of EJko
county, Nevada. but have many friends
! in Salt Lake
Rev. Alfred H. Henry .officiated, the ring
ceremony of the Methodist church being
used.
Mr. and Mrs Boundy will remain here
several days before returning to their
Nevada home to reside.
a social at the episcopal residence on.
South Temple street, this evening. .
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Spencer have invi-
tations out for cards Friday evening.
The Misses Maud and Stella Walker
have returned from California and are at
home to their friends at Ford's.
The current literature and current
/ events section Of the Ladies Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon, Dec. =
at 2 o'clock, at the club rooms; The topics
Morrison; book review, Cheerful Yes
terday, Mrs. Merrill; book review Hell
beck OF Bannisdale.
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The committee of the Grand Army as
sociations We're yesterday introducing
| Colonel Lew Ginger to the business men
of the city. and he explained to them the
manner in which the mammoth fair and
carnival will be conducted at Christen-
sens han and the armory on the 18TH
Goth and 21st Of December. Many hand
some presents were donated and it Is be-
lieyed that every firm, in the city viii be
| represented in the display. These presents
headed by a beautiful Cabinet Grand
piano. viii be given away to the season
ticket holders the last night OF the car
nival.
There assembled at the Auerbach
hall last evening a jolly, sociable set,
i whose primary object was to engage
in the pleasure of music, card playing
and refreshments and whose object in
| view" is the organization of a con
genial club" Messrs. C. L. Berry, DR..
e. M. Keysor and II. s. Anderson con-
| stituted the committee on arrange
ments and happy time was the re-
suit. The club will doubtless be
j ,;.....l $4,000,