The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-06

PETERSON, 4. ]. Poulson. Thomas Beal.
Matthew Miller. Thomas Ross, Horace
Fish. Melvin Wells. A. Walker, Leslie
Hodgson. Willard Funk. Louis Brown.
Samuel Taylor. William Wetzel, Tracy
Cannon, Joseph Bull, William Neslen.
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Miss Iva Sharp left for San Francisco
Friday morning, where she will make
her future home.
Mrs. Mate Cassidy left for San Fran
cisco Friday morning. to visit her son.
Walter shar-, who is with the Asso-
ciated Press II that city.
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A very pleasant surprise was given
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. owen on Thursday
evening at their residence on ] street.
Cards, music and games were INDUCED
in. and a most enjoyable time was had.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Fewson Smith, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Holding, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
J. Bench. Mr.. and Mrs. John Trims,
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Trims, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Bench. Mr.. and Mrs. Steers,
Mrs. w. D. owen, Miss Annie Owen,
Miss Annie Trims, Miss Helena Hold
ing, Miss Zina Holding and Mr.. Golden
j. Culver.
Mrs H. C. Edwards entertained a
number of friends on Friday evening
at Might've.
The members of B. T. Peixotto lodge,
No. 421. T. o. B. B., will give a dance
at Landrum's tomorrow evening. DR..
Theodore Meyer. Nj. J. Friedman, A.
Graupe, T. NJ. Solomon, L. Hollander
and Jacob Moritz are on the reception
committee, while the floor committee
is composed of L. z. Kahn, T. Leder-
man. Fl. Hirschman and William G.
Waters.
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Mrs. Louise Boyden is preparing
musical and literary programme for
the 18th, to be given at Theosophical
hall for the benefit of that society.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Kate
Bridewell Anderson. Mrs. Edna Greene,
Mr.. r. J. Thomas, tenor; Professor H.
C. Ball, violinist. and Professor Schaff-
ner, cornetist. The programme will be
one of a high order, containing Shake
spearean readings, monologues, etc.
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An entertainment will be given on
March II at the Salt Lake theatre for
the benefit of st. AIMS orphanage.
Hon. Arthur Brown will deliver an adj
dress, and the following will partici-
pate: Miss Savage, Miss Babcock, Miss
Kinsella, Miss Dwyer, Miss Burke, Miss
Mulvey, Mr.. Gorlinski, Mr.. Gavin and
Mr.. Roy Williams.
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Mrs. A Suydham, teacher of the
sixth grade at the Fremont school, was
pleasantly surprised by the pupils of
her room on Friday afternoon and
evening Misses Kate E. Webster and
Lillian Spencer had the affair in charge
and arranged a very neat programme
of speaking, singing, etc, after which
choice luncheon was served. Prin-
cipal Eddingfield, the teachers of the
school and pupils of this grade were in
attendance.
The Y. NJ c. A. will combine militant
and social functions on next Saturday
night by giving an Evening Among
the Camp Fires" The details of the
event were decided upon at a meeting
held last night. The rooms will be
deliberately decorated, and the scenes of
camp life will be recalled by the serv
ing of beans and hard tack for refresh
ments and a covering of straw upon
the floor. Military tents will also be
used in the apartments, and war songs
and martial music will be reminiscent
of the days when the bloody hand of
war shook the land. Chaplain Aliens
worth and w. D. Corser, G. A. r.
commander, are billed Tor the story
telling, and Fred Ulmer will have the
duty of drilling an awkward squad.
The novelty of the occasion will be
increased by the presence of Company
A of the national guard, which will be
under the direction of Captain Webb.
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An enjoyable affair Of the past week
was the party given by Miss Della
last Sunday evening in honor
of the anniversary of the birth of Mr..
Clarence l.. Nix. Games, musical Sc
lections and a drawing contest were
the amusements of the evening, the
prize being won by Mr.. George Bisnett
for. the best drawing.
Those invited were: Misses Birdie /
Carol Shoebridge, Annie !
Calder, Hattie Doremus, Elsie Cohen, /
Lou Eldredge, Minnie James, Birdie !
Hamill, Geneve Spence, Matte Lambert,