The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-31

crate functions were few. The gayety was
or the characteristic holiday variety. The
had and there were also the usual holiday
home-comings and reunions. besides nu-
merous dances 10 enliven the week
The Art League convention, under the
direction of Miss L. A. Mint, held six
very successful sessions in the city hall
Miss Mint is thorough enthusiast and
succeeded in arouSing deep interest in
art subjects by her concise lectures. The
club women Of Ogden Endorsed and great
ly aided in the work of Miss Mint The
sessions were in the city hall. the last
being held this evening
The employees and ex-employeeS OF the
Ogden Sugar company held carnival at
board of directors and other officers We're
we'll represented \ most pleasant Tea
ture was the presentation to Manager
Dyer of a fine set of drawing tools from
the employees and officers of the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Arnold gave
very pleasant progressive nigh I'VE
party last Wednesday evening The ladies'
first prize. a very. beautiful hand-painted
handkerchief case. was won by Mrs. Rob-
ert c. McEwar- The gentlemen's first
prize. an embroidered card case. in the
shape of a palette, with cards, was won
by Mr.. j. G.. Read. Consolation prizes,
two very unique bottles, hand-painted and
filed with brandy and port wine. We're
L. n T.
William S. Read. The supper table. which
was in the shape of an l.. was elegantly
set and fairly groaned under the weight
and abundance of good things. After
dancing and adj kinds of games were thor
oughly enjoyed. At O'Clock a. m. break
fast was ready, and after partaking of
present were: ]. G. Read. W. s. Read.
Harry Burton. Robert c.. McEwan, John
E. Fowler. Albert Buker. Fred G. Mad
dock, James Burton, Mrs. III: Gray. Miss
Lottie Burton and Messrs. Ernest Gray
and Moroni Thomas.
II. B. Arnold. well known as a Weber
county teacher. now. in charge OF the
schools of Snowville. is spending the holi-
days in Ogden.
Harry Fennimore of Salt Lake is the
guest of his cousin, J. F. Grant. jr.
Wednesday evening: C.. H. F. Coolidge
and Miss Gertrude Smith were married
at the home of Dr.. and Mrs. d. n. Smith,
Rev. Evans Of the Baptist church off,
chatting.
e. w: Bannis.er was in from Green
River. Wyo.. to spend the holidays at
home.
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George Landsberg of Salt Lake spent
Christmas in Ogden
Attorney General Bishop and wife spent
Christmas with Ogden friends.
are spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Corse.
D. H. Peery. jr., visited with his par
Aiva Gunneil came down from Baker
City, Ore. Sunday to spend Christmas
with his parents.
Rev. E. l. Goshen was a Salt Lake visit |
or during the week.
Mrs. C. E. Hoyt and daughter Maude |
were the guests of Mrs. Orson Riser dur |
ing the week.
Mr.. ]. H Mccoy has returned from his |
trip through the northwest.
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The state Industrial school was the |
scene of a pleasant entertainment Christ
given a sleigh ride by Superintendent AL
Iison and had a Christmas tree in the
evening, each receiving a present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Peery returned
Omaha, Kansas City and other eastern
places.
John B. Milan was up from Salt Lake
FOR Christmas at home.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
by the Grand Army posts of Ogden in
he knights of PythiaS hall Tuesday
evening. the occasion being the visit of
made by Department Commander Kaighn
md several prominent G.. A r. men and
Relief Corps ladies. both of Salt Lake and
Ogden. After the speaking a banquet