The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-21
Given BY Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Daily
and Miss Daily.
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING
INVITATIONS FOR THE ALTA
CLUB RECEPTION ISSUED.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Holden Will
Entertain at Buffet Luncheon
Wedding of Miss Abbott and Mr..
Burton Will Take Place To-day
Social Notes.

MI. ana MIS-. JODl j. LAZY ana MISS
DAILY entertained a number Of friends
at dancing last evening in Landrum's
academy. The decorations were pro-
fuse, consisting largely of Chinese Ian
terms most artistically arranged. The
programme for the dance was a strik-
ing oddly, in leaflet form the front
cover being in Latin quotations, while
on the back appeared the date and
hours for dancing. Refreshments We're
served at 1880, the dance ending one
hour later.
Those present were the Misses Nc
MILAN, Miss Sears, Miss Ireland,
frankie Sharp, Miss Preston, Mamie
Porter Emma Lunt, the Misses Culmer,
Miss Noble, Josie Katz, Miss McChrys-
tai, Miss Dow, Ella Atkinson, Eva
Tompkins, Miss Wall, Miss Reynolds,
Miss Welby, Miss Loose, Miss Treweek
and Miss Rutt; Messrs. Elliot Kimball,
Brown, Culmer, Diehl, Katz, Croft, Tod
Goodwin, DR.. Croxall, Eldredge, Morri-
son, Hyde, Egan, Mcclellan, Waiter
man, Herman, Bodell, Worse, Derne,
Sprague, the Messrs. Lollins, Rash, Nc
Cready, Loose, L. Hamel and Kimball.
Olsens orchestra furnished the mu-
sic.
Invitations to the number of $50 were
yesterday issued to the Alta club re-
ception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Holden will
entertain at a buffet luncheon next
Monday afternoon from 1 until 8.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Alb
bolt and Mr.. Harry Burton will take
place today.
Mrs. Welton of Detroit is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. David B. Hemp
stead.
James Ivers, representative from
Summit county, has moved his family
to Salt Lake, where they will reside in
the future, occupying the handsome
residence recently erected by him.
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On Dec. Is, at La Barge, Wyo., Euger
K, the talented daughter of NJ. S. Mil
Ter, one of the Oldest residents of the
state of Wyoming, was welded to
James w. CTisnon, who is identified
with the stock growing interests of that
commonwealth. The bride is one of the
most accomplished young ladies in that
section of country, being violinist of
no mean merit and an excellent per-
former on the piano. They passed
through Ogden a day or two since on
their way to San Francisco and Lower
California, where they will spend their
honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have
many friends in this city.
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Once again the halls of the varsity
building have resounded with the mirth
and glee of a graduating class. The
social last night given by the girls of
ways one of the most unique that have
been given this season.
Some time ago the members of the
faculty, the seniors, and the boys of
normal '99, received neat cards inviting
/ them to be partakers of the hospitality
/ of the '99 girls. What the nature of the
! entertainment would be no one could
/ tell, but all were anxious to have the
/ surprise revealed. Last night, accord
/ on the main floor and the halls neatly
/ decorated and placed at their disposal
/ The large classroom was made home
/ like with easy chairs, cosy corners. a
! handsome Christmas tree, and other
/ tasteful decorations. Small groups OF
/ guests gathered about the tables to en-
! joy social chats and games. Some in
and still others, the SO girls, were
everywhere present to insure all g
happy time.
The girls had provided a good pro-
gramme, and interspersed into the
gayety of the evening occasional songs
and piano selections. Later in the even
ing refreshments were served, and ther
Santa Claus, President j. 7. Kingsbury
babe each happy good night by strip
ping the Christmas tree of it's many
dainties and distributing them among
the guests. Even after Santa Claus hac
gone, the lays of waltz tunes WERE
heard resounding through the building
and happy students danced the fleeing
hours away.
The marriage license for the wedding
of Albion w. Game. jr., and Miss Ida
Marie Hogman was issued yesterday.