The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-03

tOgden's clubs The spacious pavilion
in the park was most artist1cally dec
Grated. Festoons of evergreen hung
from the ceiling and twined about pill
lars or rafters, while the national col
ors in flags, bunting and streamers
were given much space. The members
of the club are: Misses Meta Boyle,
Nellie Stevenson, Mile Heller, Nellie
Young, Dot Young, Nettie Robins,
Rhoda Stevenson, Edith Tavey. Liza
Jost, MeSsrs. l.. D. Treseder, H. l.. NC
Nevin, r. l.. Buchmiler, H. S. Seager,
A. Bowman, w. G.. Webb, c. c. Snyder,
! r. L. Proudfit, William Hamer, c. Gun
nell
They constituted a reception COM
mittee, which allowed nothing TO escape
attention which could add to the COM
/ fort or pleasure of the guests. Light
I refreshments were served during the
evening, and dancing was the order
from $3.50 until 1890. About 200 invi-
tations were issued, most of those liv-
ing in the city accepting, as well as a
number from Salt Lake and elsewhere.
Among those present were: Messrs
and Mesdames Runyon, Sherwood,
Ross, Watson, Douglass, Pulvar, De H
Baker, H. M. Smith, Alvin Smith, Ma
than Hawkes., Stigers, Grant, Badcon,
J. l.. Herrick, Joseph Scowcroft, Will
liam Wallace, Hayes, Mrs. Rose Bal
lantyne, Misses Booth, Minnie Hardy,
Ella Lewis, Mabel Snow, Kate and
Tunnie McAllister. Ethel Oakley, Clar-
ice Thatcher, Mamie Robins, Rose Sc
well, Nell Becraft, Nell Healy, May
Brown, Kate Carnahan, Grace Zeigler,
Veda Eccles, Lulu Rhine Lulu Nit
chell. Pearl PEBBLES, Verna Hayes, Ada
Mitchell Florence Hurst, Clara and
Lulu Eldredge. Rose Hulanislli, Mar
garet Buchmiller, Theresa Carter, Cora
Corse, Hattie Doremus, Frank PEBBLES,
Alice Hansen, Williams, Flo Pierce,
Lettie Herrick, Dian Watson, Dora
Snow, Joan Woodmansee, Ella Tavey,
Kate Meyers, Veda Littlefield, Lettie
Richards, Pearl Richards, Ida Pingree,
Hattie Packard, Edna Webb, Eliza
Hinchciiffe, Hattie Hinchcliffe, Ida
Scowcroft, NJ. Jackson, Ida Driver,
Pearl Snyder, Emma Wright, Florence
Crompton, jamie Taylor, Anna Larson,
Verna Barrows, Milla Stevens, Clara
Brown, Ethel Clark, Grace McGonagle,
Gertie Meyers, Myrtle Gunnell, Nell
Robins, Ella Naisbitt, Lizzie Blair,
Messrs. Sherdon Ferrin, Lewis Carver,
Clyde. Carver, I. Beitman, Fred Burt,
Metenhaw McAllister Will McAllister,
George Goddard, Frank Chamberlain,
NJ. o. Corey, w. L. Watts, Dan Laugh
aran, Shall Jacobs, Bernard Spencer,
George Knauss, Horace Peery, Harold
Peery, T. Y. Stanford, Alex Healy,
John Duffy, Ernest Stone, John Gully,
Lee Young, Art Young, Josh Grant, jr.,
George Richie, Gus Wright, Tom Farr,
David Eccles, jr., J. f. Gawer, MILFORD
Bramwell, Will Sturtevant, E. L. Mont
gomery, David Fryer, Milt Hall, John
Pierce, A. Conlisk, Harry Stone,
Charles Halverson, Lester S. Scoville,
Ray Scoville, o. F. Brown, Jack Pow
ers, Irving Emmett, James Burton, J.
l. Barley and BERTHE Burton.
Friday evening the Hunter Harmony
club went up to the power house of the
Union Light & Power company and
were entertained by Mrs. Crocker and
by Claude Croker. The guests were:
Mesdames r. P. Hunter, 1. n. Fulton,
A. B. Hayes, James Ballard, Hisner,
Misses Myrtle Croker, Laura Horn,
Clara. Foreman, Hattie Markle, Effie
Sherwood, Pearl baltimore, Effie DALI
more, Oberlin and Thomas.
Mrs. NJ. N. Graves was the hostess
of two charming afternoon teas, one on
Wednesday and one on Friday. The
guests were:
First series: Mrs. H. c. Bigelow,
Mrs. O'Reiley of Portland, Ore; Mrs. e. !
E. Stewart, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Strevelle, Mrs. A. Y. Warner Mrs. HUI
laniski, Mrs. William Richardson, Mrs.
c. L. PEBBLES, Misses Kate and Nettfe
Fitzgerald, Pearl and Franc PEBBLES, !
Jessie Bigelow.
Second series: Mesdames Badcon,
Ballard, Meighan, Sherwood, Nelson, I
VOORHEES,, Jenkins, Misses Pearl and /
Franc PEBBLES, Rose Hulaniski, Mamie (
VOORHEES,.
Mrs. Corinne S. Brown of Chicago. a. |
delegate from the Illinois federation to |
the General Federation of Women's /
Clubs at Denver, prominent club /
woman, will be in Ogden Sunday, /
where she will be the guest for a few /
weeks of her sister, Mrs. R. T. Hilliard,
0f 56I Twenty-siXth street. Mrs. Brown /
spoke in Denver before the General I
Federation of Women's Clubs on In
1ustrial Reform and also in Salt Lake
at the Mothers congress. Mr. Trurn-
bull of Chicago is with Mrs. Brown.
The ladies of the A o. U. w. will
Friday evening with a card
party, the proceeds to go to the relief
,und Of Park City.
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Miss Nellie Healy entertained on Fri
lay evening with an elaborate ball in
1onor Of the graduating class of the
sacred Heart academy, of which she
vas the valedictorian. The event was
n the pavilion of Lester park. which
vas deliberately festooned with green
Ind white bunting and palms. Little
sreen and white souvenirs, heart
haped and bearing the character
49, were distributed to the gentlemen
~ little Misses Mary Doneaghy and
4uetta Whalen.
The guests invited We're Messrs. and
desdames John Lewis, Mcguire, HUI
-niski. Whalen, Ryan, FITZGERALD
'huffiebarger, A. T. Wright. Powlas,
spencer, Hume, Matson, Shargo. F. ]. {
<lel, Charles Ross, Buchmiller, Run !
on, Misses Mccoy, Cave, Hill, Eek ]
ind, Hill, Fitzgerald, Fannie Sleter,
larks, Minnie Schausebach, Minnie
.iesel, Eva Kuhn, Blave, Pearl and '
,ranc PEBBLES, Leda Kuhn, Selma
Auhn, Lou kimball, Gunnell, Nell Ma
uire. Cahoon, Scudder. Eta Kiesel,
.ou Perry. Virgie and Phebe Houtz I
race McGonagle, Ella and Celeste l
onroy, Ida Cassie. Kate Carnahan, {
1iss Wright, Bannister, Myers, HUI l
aniski, Emma Wright, Vickery, Berry,
'uckmiller. Heck, Green, Corey, In
ais, Corey, Emma Stevens, Pearl and
ettie Richards, nellie and Dial Young.
florence Crompton, Josie Kimball. Ella q
Iaisbitt, Miss Hammond, Evanston; /
lso Julia Hayes Claire Clinton. LYLE Q
Dung, Clarice Thatcher of Salt Lake :
nd Miss Hammond of Evanston; \
[essrS. Glen Schramm. Mcdonald. I
[enry Peery, Fennemore, James Gin Z
IN, DR.. Ellerbeck, Arch Lyon of Salt !
axe, and from Ogden. Messrs. Ned
annister, Alf Beamm, James Conlisk.
Toward McNevin, Will Kay, Squire !,
oop, John Pierce, David Eccles, Jos. v
eery, Horace Peery, Roy Buchmiller, 9
euben Farr, George Knaus, Milt Hall.
oward Peery, Frank Wright, Archie
cIntosh, Bern Spencer, Fred Noble,
aul Noble, Oscar Kuhn, James Has
TT, Fred Massa, George Stanford, ii
harlie HollingsWorth. Howard Hol- o