The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03
visit to New York city and other east

visit to New York City and other east
ern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K Graft entertained
at dinner Thanksgiving the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Z. ]. Lewis. Miss Lyle
Winslow. Miss olive Blackham and Mr..
7. A. Williams
The Boys Reading club met Fri
day evening at the residence of W. j.
Hills and dick Duncan" was finished.
after which games were played and
light refreshments served. Those pres
ent were Wallace and Edward Secord,
Ralph and Carl Clark. Dwight Stod-
Gard, Donald Foote. Clifton White, Ed
die Beckwith, Ford Hills and Miss Pep
per.
Miss Emily and Master James Booth
entertained their small friends last Sat-
urday afternoon. Peanuts were hunted
and Master Elwyn Chapman secured
the prize for finding the most Delicious
chicken sandwiches, chocolate, crackers.
lemon jelly. macaroons, kisses and
cakes and lemonade were served. The
little ones were Selma Kastor. Mar
guerite Cameron, Esther Webster. Bella
Biyth, Bud Hooker. Frank Cashin.
Ethel Arnold, El-ryn Chapman, Mary
Caufman, Ernest Polly.
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DR.. and Mrs. Solier. DR.. and Mrs.
Wicks spent Thanksgiving with DIR. and
Mrs. Levers in Red Canyon.
Miss Emma Foote accepted an invi-
tation to Thanksgiving dinner in Salt
Lake and lef. Thursday morning for
that city.
Miss Mary Webster accompanied her
friend. Miss Dora Wright of Salt Lake
City, to her home Thursday.
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Superintendent Baird left Wednes-
day evening for Laramie to spend
Thanksgiving.
Miss Fannie Graft returned Wednes
day evening from a months visit with
relatives in Omaha.
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Miss Robinson entertained at dinner
Thursday the Misses Doig, Corbyn,
Torrance and Balm.
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Miss Clara Dickey of Aspen is spend
ing the Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Allard entertained
Mr.. Lawhead. travelling agent of the
Columbian Building & Loan association,
Thursday.
The many friends of Mr.. George
Chapman will be pleased to learn of
his marriage on the 2Sth of last month
to a Massachusetts lady. They will
spend the winter in the south, return
ing in the spring to Evanston, their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. Dan Rathbun is in Salt Lake.
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Master Fred benson, who is attend
ing the business college in Ogden, is
spending the Thanksgiving vacation
with his parents.
Elmer Rathbun left Friday night for
his Fontenelle ranch, and there is
mourning among his numerous lady
friends.
The firemens masquerade ball in the
opera house Wednesday evening was.
we'll attended and some of the costumes
very. attractive. Music was furnished
by the Amy orchestral and a most de-
licious supper. consisting of turkey,
mince pies and all the Thanksgiving
delicacies, was served by the ladies of
the Degree of Honor in the A. o. U. w.
hall
The ladies of the Baptist church
served a turkey dinner and an oyster
SUPPER in the old postoffice building on
day, but owing to the
numerous family gatherings and dinner
parties were not as we'll patronized as
they deseryed,,s t
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-confirnatfon services will take place
in the Roman Catholic church Sunday
the bishop of this jurisdiction
being present.
Mr.. j. G. Evers and family left Sat
urday morning for Omaha, their future
home. t-g
Invitations were issued by Master
Harvey Booth to about twenty of his
young friends for Friday evening, Dec
L. The novel expedient of giving a prize
TO the one furnishing the most enter
tainment in the way of singing or reci-
tation was the cause of q great deal of
merriment, after which cold turkey
sandwiches, pickles. olives. sailed al
monds, celery. lemonade, cake and ice
cream were served. The invited guests
were Beth Chapman, Bella Blyth, Ida
Thode, Grace and Margaret Hilliard,
Edna Peterson, Ethel Loonlis, Anna
and Sarah Lauder, Katie Drew, Myra
Flossie Arnold, Hobart
Donald and Robert Foote,
Charlie Blackburn. Peter Nelson, Lyon
Frank Arnold, Charlie Gal
braith, Eddie Beckwith, Ted Harrison.
Mrs. c. c. Norwood and daughter re-
turned Friday evening after a six
months visit in the east.