The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
EVANSTON SOCIETY.

Evanston, Wyo, May 19-The Magazine
club met with Mrs j. NJ; Stevenson on
visitors were present. Quotations from
Washington Irving. Life of Author by
Mrs. John Beckwith; Magazine review.
Foote; solo. Miss Gertrude Gibson; New
Inventions, Mrs. Mertsheimer. A motion
was passed that the club adjourn for four
weeks: Delicious ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. A c. Sloan departed for New York
City, Monday morning to join her hus-
band.
B. A. Ausherman went to Ogden and
Salt Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith of KEN
merer are visiting friends in the city.
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Mrs. Frank Curtis and daughter Miss
Fannie of Kemmerer are visiting Evan
ston friends.
The Mother Goose" party given last
Friday evening for the seniors by Prof.
Norwood and wife at their residence, was
kinds were played and places found at the
supper table by cunningiy executed
Mother Goose rhymes and drawings.
Those who had the pleasure of ENJOYING
Sadie Young, Florence billiard. Clara
Peterson. Maggie Lauder. Lizzie Thomas.
Cora Dunford, Sadie Gorman; Florence
Leonard, Stella Cain. May Hopkins, Essie
Wallace, and Messrs. Henry Rathbun,
Edward Gushing, Lou benson and Justin
Pomeroy.
Miss Florence Pomeroy who has been
quite i'll is recovering.
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Mrs. Z. s. Hamaker spent several days
Of the past week in Amy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cushin are in KEN
merer.
E. S. Croker of Ogden was in our city
several days on business.
Rev F. E Du Bols departed Wednes-
day morning for California to take a much
Iowa where he will take his family on his
return about the first of June.
The many friends of Mrs. Grady wife
to know she is slowly regaining her
health.
Mrs. Gertrude Carr of Ogden is visiting
relatives in the city.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church met with Mrs. Schwenck
Wednesday afternoon. Considerable talk
ing and sewing, was done and ice cream
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church were entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Robert Calverly.
The Baptist ladies will hold their Aid
society meetings in the classroom of the
church hereafter and refreshments will
be dispensed with. Their first meeting
was held there Thursday afternoon.
The Fad" party given Tuesday evening
by the ladies of the Eastern Star lodge
was an enjoyable affair. Fads of all sorts
from China, books and embroidery down
programme was presented. games Were
played ard ice cream, Strawberries cake
and coffee served.
Miss Hattie Rathburn gave cake
walk party TO a number of friends
Saturday evening Dainty refreshments
We're served and a jolly evening passed
Those present were Misses Gertrude Glib
Foote Ollie Blackham. Mrs. Graf. Merrs.
Byington, Roger. Bradbury, Whalen,
Lauder.
The bah and banquet given by the A
o. L. w. lodge in honor of the visiting
grand lodge was a fine affair." The opera
house was filed with citizens and visiting |
delegates about 500 occupying floor and
gallery. FordS orchestra of Ogden furn-
ished splendid music and although the |
floor was too crowded for comfort all |
seemed TO enjoy themselves to the utmost. |
DaIfcing was kept up until $3.50. An inter- |
mission was given at midnight for supper |
and an adjournment taken to the A. o. u. |
W. hall, where the banquet was spread. /
The dining and lodge rooms were thrown |
together and tables spread with every |
thing the season affords under the super |
vision of the Degree of Honor. Two hun |
dred and twenty-five were seated at one |
time. The hall was very beautifully |
decorated with flags, bunting and the
emblems of the order. The week has been
a grand success and the grad lodge adj |
journed Thursday evening well pleased |
with their entertainment and voting for
Ogden as their next meeting place