The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-12

sations. The programme was as fol-
lows:
Observation-Disclosures Birth
day ............ -. ............-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Burton, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. j. V. Long.
Address. Golden KimDall
Song ................M Mrs. Sarah Taylor
Instrumental selection. ..:.......-..
........ Miss Stevenson
address. ............ Bishop Peter Barton
Recitation. Miss Annie Knowlton
Song Mrs. Warren Stevenson
Address. ..............-..Jo John r Barnes
Recitation. Artie knowlton
Song Mrs. Richard Smith
ADDRESS. ftosel tay1 IS
Song. ......... Miss. Nellie Fitzgerald
Recitation-"The First Settlers
Story" Mrs. Minnie BLOOD
Address -.-.-...-............ John Ehnes
Duet-"Drifting with the Tide.
Mrs. Burton. Mrs. Taylor.
Gramophone selections. Harry Aldous
ecitatfon-"Jamie" ...... $3.50.
Mrs. William Clark.
Song. Mrs. Annie Brown
Recitation-"Ne1c Morning
Miss Ruby Knowlton-
Song-"The Holy City" ....H. H. Blood
Duet-"TheSe'n Come a Time" ..-...
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Long.
Recitation-"Sam's Letter" ..........
c. Burton, il.
It was after 1nidnighc when the
guests departed. and as they left many
sincere wishes for the continued enjoy
ment of life We're bestowed upon the
honored recipient Of the party. Among
those present were: Apostle and Mrs.
John w. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
Kimban. Mr. and Mrs. F. Z. Schoppe,
Mrs. Nellie Colbrook Taylor and son,
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Eckman, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Aldous and Mrs. William
Clark of Salt Lake: Mr.. and Mrs. Job
Pingres of Ogden. AIr. and Mrs. Rich
az Saith of North Ogden. Mr.. and
Mrs George NJ. Smith, Miss Edna Smith
and Siyel Smith of Gentle Valley, Mr..
John Ennes, Mrs Harriet Shipley. Mrs.
Jackson Allen, Miss Nellie Fitzgerald,
Mrs Annie Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Dunyon, Charlie and George Brown OF
Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Clark, Mr..
ana Mrs. Z. B. Clark, Mrs. E. a. Cot
trell, Thomas Steed of Pennington, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Parrish and Mr.. and
Mrs Hyrum Paris, CenterVille; Mrs.
Jane Muir and Mrs. Farley Grant,
Woods Cross. There were also about
seventy-five Kaysville and Layton peo-
pie present.
The Kaysville amusement committee
will give a ball next Friday evening in
the music hall.
The marriage of Miss Ada Flint and
Mr. Ernest Layton, two young people
Well-known in kaysVille, was solemn
lied in the Salt Lake temple on Thurs
day The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flint and is a
most estimable young lady, while the
groom is q son OF the late President
christopher Layton. On Thursday even
ing the happy couple We're given a re-
ception at the home Of the brides pa
ents. at which there were present
about fifty relatives and intimate
friends of the two families. a we'd
ding supper was served, followed by an
evening of pleasant social communion.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton start or life's
journey together under favorable cir
cumstances. and amid the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS CT scores of friends. They
will reside in Layton.
The reunion Of the family Of Presi-
dent Christopher Layton, which was
held on Wednesday in the music hall,
was one of the pleasant affairs Of the
week. President Layton was so uni
versally respected here and SO many
of his children are residents of Kays-
vile and Layton that an event of that
character was of especial interest to all
of the people The family committee
that has been appointed to arrange for
similar gatherings in the future hopes
thereby TO be able to cement the large
family closer together in the bonds of
social gcod-feeling as well as fraternaI
fellowship.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Aldous returned
home TO Salt Lake this afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs Job Pingree, after a
visit in Kaysville, returned to Ogden
today.
A farewell party in honor of Mrs.
Mary Wcoley of Centerville. was given
last evening, and was attended by a
large number of Centervilie people. Mrs.
Woolley Viii leave soon en- mission to
Colorado.
Samuel Parrish Of Centerville will
leave in about two weeks on Il mission
TO England. His wife, Mrs. Emily Par
IRISH. has been called to perform a mis-
sion with her husband, but she win not
leave until August.
L. Z. Abbott went to Salt Lake last
evening and attended the reception
given tho members of the legislature
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. W McCune.
James II. Wilcox has returned from
two-yeafS SoJouTn III New 1ork-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cottrell. jr.. Of
Salt Lake, We're visiting here on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Layton and Mr..
and Mrs. Chris j.. Layton, of Gran
ger. spent a part of the week with
friends and relatives in Kaysville.
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William ]. Strong returned on Thurs
day from Alabama and John j. Ben
nett reached home last evening from
Pennsylvania. Both have been absent
two years On missions.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Harvey 3. Edwards and
family will leave tomorrow for Alberta,
Canada. where they Will make their
future home. They viii go by rail.
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Edward Simmons Of Layton reached
home last night from the missionary
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