The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-23
Oeden Society.

Winter sports. to a large extent, mo-
nopolized the social life last week,
sleighing parties by the dozen being
the order every day and night The
sleighing could hardly have been bet
ter, and his week promises to see a
repetition of last weeks gayety.
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Friday evening, friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Corey gave them a sur
prise party in honor OF Mrs. Corey,s
birthday. In the card games. Mrs.
Collins and NJ. o.. Corey were the win
ners of first prizes, while Mrs. Eggles-
ton and Mr.. Fred Wellenger were the
winners of the BOBBY prizes. Refresh
ments were served at II, and games
kept the company employed until l
q. m. The guests We're: Mr.. n Mrs
]. F. Bauscher, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Minter. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. F. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Corey. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Corey, Mesdames 1. Huss. r.
Wotherspoon. Couch, Bowman. Howe,
Ganser. Walker. Lippincott, Collins,
Emeline Eggleston. E. o. Watts, w. H.
Misses Emma Tyree. Georgia Tyree, K.
NJ. GregOr. Minter. Shirts. May Priest,
Belle Lawrence. Messrs. w. A. Robert
son. Fred WeIlenger. NJ. o. Corey.
Beason.
Thursday night the members of the
Fourth ward choir went by bob sleighs
to North Ogden and were entertained
handsomely at the home of Richard
Smith
Last Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
a party of young ladies spent the fore
part of the evening in an enjoyable
sleigh ride, after which all repaired
TO the home of Miss Matte Heller,
where a most excellent luncheon was
served.
TIE party consisted of the Misses
Ida Roberts. Lydia Boyle, Lizzie Bal
lantyne, Allie Pierce, Lizzie Burdett.
Matte Heller, Maud Stone, Lottie
Brown, Julia Wright, Hattie Smuin,
Zamie Cannon, Maud Carver, Ida
Driver; Lillian Bingham and May Jen-
SEN.
The B. & B. club was entertained on
Saturday by Miss Kate Carnahan, at
her home, 2447 Grant avenue.
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Mrs. Abe Kuhn gave the third of a
series of ~sleighing parties on Monday
afternoon. After enjoying a ride for
two hours, the party returned to the
home of Mrs. Kuhn, where delicious
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Thompson. Ad
Kuhn, Peery, Shelbourn. Steler and
Becker.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Agler en-
tertained a few of her friends. There
were three tables of might've players.
The event was informal, and, therefore.
doubly pleasant. The first prize. a
dainty pincushion. was won by Mrs.
Spencer, while Mrs. Allison received
the second prize, a pretty plate. The
hospitality of Mrs. Agler was enjoyed
by Mesdames Ash, Spargo, Rogers, AL
lison, Whalen, Spencer. Hume, Willis,
Abbott, Shaw, Gellies and Miss Pearl
PEBBLES.
a few friends We're entertained on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Cullen. as
sisted by Miss Nellie Fitzgerald and
Miss Lucy Cullen. An enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent at cards. Mrs. Fitz-
gerald winning the first prize, a hand-
painted plate, and Mrs. F. W. Booth.
the BOBBY, a pin tray. The guests were:
Mesdames Fitzgerald, Booth. Hest
mark, Ryan, Healy, George Mohl. Fred
Mohl, Hasselt, Barratt, ]. F. Smith.
Mccormick IN Morris.
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Mrs. a. B. Patton Tuesday. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Whalen
entertained the members of the o. O..
Z. club Cards were INDUCED in. after
which dainty refreshments were serv-
cd. Mrs. Hume won the greatest num-
Der of games, and was the recipient of
a gold spoon, with the letters o. Q. B.
engraved or the bowl.
The club will next meet with Mrs.
Fitzgerald The guests OF the afternoon
were Mesdames G.. H. Matson, Abbott.
Bannister. Abe Kuhn and E. NJ. ALI
son.
Miss Eva KUN and Miss Minnie
Schansenbach entertained a few friends
Wednesday evening. at a game of high
five. Miss Fannie Steler won a huge
bunch o. carnations. and Mr.. Lands
berg a deck of cards.
Those present were Misses Lena
Chevers, Emily BanHister. Leda Kuhn.
Fannie Steler. Rose Steler, Jessie Bige-
low, Juliette Marks. Nettie Fitzgerald:
Messrs. w. Bannister, 4. V. Mcintosh.
C. Kucher, Bert Smith. A. Kuhn, A.
Brown Augsburg and S. P. Ash.
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The students Of the Weber stake
academy had an enjC BILE outing and
sleigh ride Friday AFT ..oon and even
ing, to Huntsville. They assembled at
the academy building at 10 o'clock and
formed II a procession, headed by the
North Ogden band. A large crowd in
bobs followed. and proceeded to Hunts
vile, where a short programme was
rendered, after which luncheon was
served. and the remainder of the even
ing spent in dancing.
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The ball of the street railway motor
men at SouthweiPs hail, Five Points,
last Friday, was a most pleasant af-
fair, and a successful one from every
point OF view. The car boys showed
themselves as competent and consider
ate hosts, and large numbers of their
friends enjoyed the event.
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h junior class of the high school
were treated TO a very pleasant party
Wednesday evening. by Misses Edith
Ried and Clara Tribe. ~Sleighing was
enjoyed until $3.50. after which the
guests returned to Miss Tribes home,
where a delicious supper was await
ing them. Dancing and singing were
enjoyed until a late hour.
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Monday evening the senior class of
the high school gave a delightful sl-igh-
ing party. Those present We're Josie
Clark, Nina Clark. Florence Hirst, Jotn
Woodmansee. Dora Snow. Selma Kuhn,