The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-02
EVANSTON SOCIETY.
(special Correspondencs.1

Especial Correspondence.)
Evanston, Wyo., June 30.-Friday after
noon me Ladies Magazine club met with
Mrs: l. Z. Winslow. The quotations were
original poems about the club. There was
election of officers. Mrs. Charles Stone wa:
erected president, Mrs. George Goodman
wee president, Mrs. Loomis secretary
Mrs. Mark Foote treasurer Mrs. Berg
ssrom, Mrs. Stevenson executive COM
mittee. The hostess served ice cream and
cake and the club adjourned for the sum-
mer to meet the first Friday in Septem-
Der.
Saturday evening TIE machinists gave
an entertainment in the K. P. hall. There
Mr. Ware and Mr.. Howard, and speeches
by Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Sheperd. The
eeaakewalk was danced by Mr.. Roger and
Miss Henry Sammon. Sandwiches,
pickles and coffee were served. The OBJ
Ject OF the meeting was the very COM
mendable one of interesting the citizens
Deen raised, and the young men are meet
ing with encouragement on every side 1t
is just what is needed here where there
are no places of amusement except sa-
looms for our young men to spend their
evenings.
Miss Gertrude Gibson. who has been
visiting in our city for the past year re-
turned to her home in Omaha Monday
morning. She had endeared herself to a
large circle of friends and will be greatly
missed.
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Mrs. DR.. Harrison and daughter Mary
returned a, from the east Sunday evening.
honors at st. Mary's college, Notre Dame,
Ind.
A charming reception was given Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. Charles Stone in
honor OF her guest. Mrs. John Sheaff of
Kansas CITY; Those who had the pleas
use of attending were: Mrs. c. d. Clark.
Mesdames Joseph Cushin, Mark Foote,
Soner, WinsIoW, BergStrom, PeXton, Roth
BIiamlaker, Dickinson, Gottstein. Sheperd,
o Brien, Arnold, Peterson, Denison Drew
Bristol, Stevenson, Hilliard. Lander, An,
derson and the Misses Robinson and
decorated with hot house flowers, and
served.
Hobart Chapman entertained a few of
his friends very delightfully."- Saturday
evening; Those present were Misses
Gottstein, Fannie Graft. Nellie Wilkinson,
Messrs. Charles Blackburn, Willie Blyth
and Peter Nelson.
Miss Laura Clark entertained fow
friends Tuesday evening at cards. The
Misses Grace Foote, Kitty Mertsheimer,
Clara Peterson, Maggie Lander, Annie
Mckenzie and the Messrs. Walter Foote,
Arthur Quinn, Roy Bowman, Charlie Gun
nell and Charlie Blyth were present. Ice
cream, Strawberries and cake were
served
Miss Florence billiard gave a card
party in honor of Miss Blake of Rawlins
Saturday evening. Those present Were:
Carrie Nelson, Sadie Young, Eugenia
Blake. Messrs. Roy Bowman, Charlie
Gunnell and Harry Hamilton Light re-
freshments We're served.
o.
Mrs. Joseph Stevenson entertained Mr.
and Mrs Polly, Mrs. Mertsheimer Miss
Miss Gertrude Gibson Thursday evening
at cards.
Mrs. John Arnold returned Wednesday |
from months visit with relatives in
Miss Phoebe pepper left Thursday |
morning for Los Angeles to attend tho |
convenes there next month.
M, Mr., and Mrs; Charles Polly and Mrs.
3 Mertsheimer have been spending the past
NJ Lewis.
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William Durnford has been suffering
with sunstroke since/ Monday.
Dan Rathburn is in from his Fonte-
nellie ranch to attend the monthly meet
liiS u the county commissioners.
Miss Nellie Pepper, county superin
tendent of schools has returned from her
trip TO Big Piney and Fontenelle. She
was deferred from going farther by the
high water.
The Twenty-fifth regiment from Fort
Collins, passed through on its way to
our citizens TO some fine music.
Mr., G. E. Baird, division superintend-
snt. has gone to Omaha to attend a
meeting of railroad superintendent
Miss Eugenia Blake of Rawlins, who
has been attending school in Salt Lake |
lily. stopped off TO visit her friend, Miss
Florence Hilliard.
Miss Nellie, Byrnes left Thursday morn
ne Tor visit in Salt Lake City.
At a meeting Of the Ministerial asso-
,iation, held Wednesday afternoon. the
Rev .4 Joel Smith; the new pastor of the
series of ten talks for ten consecutive J
sunday evenings. These talks will take !
'lace in the Methodist church and the fol-
G onab of are Mo ome Of T the subjects The
md Tomorrow of Society,"" Looking e
Coward" Soul Exchange 1.-The Souls I
The Man of the Ring" Human Rela-
ionships Not All, The Ruth and Orpah /
II Today
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George, Pepper is over from Kemmcrer
listing his family. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark W. Foote enter
aimed a few friends Tuesday evening at b
roquet. Ice cream and cake were served il
Rob Hooker went overland to KEN I
nerer Tuesday with his horses. and will c
axe part in the Fourth of July celebra Y
ion, having been training his horses for t
hat purpose while here
Mrs. Gildersleeve left Wednesday for z
er home in Rock Springs, after a pleas r
mt month S visit with her relatives, Sen f
tor and Mrs. c. D. Clark.
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The social given by the Ladies' Aid So a
iety of the Methodist church at the resi- V
ence Of Mr.. A V. Quinn was a grand |
uccesS. The house was crowded
throughout the evening. and the most G
and cake were served in the
pacious dining room. and over $50 We're
AIKEN in. number of musical Selec- I;
ons, both vocal and instrumental reci- "
atoms, etc. We're given at intervals. and
was voted a most enjoyable entertain-
tent by all present ii
Mrs Orlando North of Denver is in
ne city for few days the guest Of Mrs
harles Stone. She is on her way TO San p
rancisco and other California points W
LEHI SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence
Lehi. June 30.-The wedding ceremony NJ
Miss L. A. Rhodes of Lehi. the daugllt- W
OF A d. Rhodes SUPERINTENDENT of
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