The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-05
DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
(snecial Corresnondence.,

ball given by the Sunday school work
ers OF Pennington in the social hall last
evening was one of the greatest success
ses of the season. The attendance was
very large and during the whole even
ing the 800 guests seemed to be having
a delightful time. A considerable num-
Der of those present were in costume,
grotesque or beautiful, and the char ac-
tiers represented caused any amount of
merriment. Some of the striking char
acters We're: "a Little Girl' by Mrs.
David Thomas; 1.-The Gypsy" Miss Lot
tie Vanfieet; Martha Washington, -
Miss Genevieve Pyper; Davis County
Clipper" Miss Sadie Foss; Cuba, Miss
Bertha Cottrell; "The Old Woman, "
Mrs. Lucy A. Clark; abraham Isaacs,
the Jew" David Thomas; Columbus, y
Z. A. Cottrell: 1.-THE Clown" Archie
Brown, George Washington and David
w. Jetfs Besides these there were
many nationalities, fairies. etc, rep
resented. During the evening refresh
ments were served and dancing was
kept UP until a late hour.
Last Thursday William Q. Robinson
returned to his home in Pennington
That evening the local band surprised
Mr. Robinson with a serenade, and
later the band members were enter
tanned by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Z. Robinson. The event was doubly
enjoyable by reason of it being the sill
yer wedding day of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
inson.
Miss Genevieve Pyper of Salt Lake is
visiting in Pennington with her sister,
Mrs. David Thomas.
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Miss Martha Smith, Miss Clara San
ders and William E. Cottrell went to
Salt Lake last evening to attend the
Tabernacle choir ball in the Theatre.
Eben Robinson of Pennington will
leave about March 10 on a mission to
Colorado.
James II. Wilcox, one of Farming
toms prominent citizens, who has been
in New York for two years, will return
home next week.
George Swan of Provo was visiting in
Kaysville with relatives this week.
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A noticeable feature Of social events
in Davis county recently has been the
popularity of masquerade and charac-
ter balls. In almost every town events
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they have been very successful and
pleasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thomas of Farm
ington went to ogden this evening to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Piper.
Miss Ada Flint, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Flint of Kaysville and
Mr.. Ernest Layton, will be married
next Thursday in the Salt Lake temple.
They will reside in Layton.
Mrs. Amy B. Meredith of Kaysville
started Wednesday for California, ac-
companied by Mrs. Auth of Ogden. Mrs.
Meredith goes to the coast partly for
the benefit of her health, and she may
conclude to make her. home there.
An event of more than usual interest
will take place in Kaysville next We'd
nesday, when a reunion of the nu-
merous members of the family of the
late President Christopher Layton will
be held in the music hall. Elaborate
preparations for the occasion are being
made, and there will probably be 200
persons present Those who will at
tend will be principally residents of
Kaysville and Layton. The Arizona
branch of the family will probably not
be represented.
Miss Louis Glow of Kaysville re-
turned last evening from a visit to
friends in Salt Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hart of Thomas
Fork, Wyo., arrived in KaySville Tues
day and expect to make their home
there. They were once residents of
Kaysville and their friends are glad to
welcome them back again.
James Earnest. a recent arrival from
Virginia, is visitingtMr. and Mrs. John
G. Linford. Mr.. Earnest is now res
ident of Centerville.
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Miss Mamie Hyde entertained a num-
Der of her young Kaysville friends
Monday evening.
The Layton amusement committee
gave it's initial ball in the union hall
at Layton last evening. There was a
very gratifying attendance.
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George D. Bennett and David Smith
of Kaysville have received a call to go
on missions to the southern states.
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The Dewey club gives a ball this
evening in Williams hall in Kaysville.
There was a very well-attended mas
querade ball at the Layton union hall
Wednesday evening.
Among those who went to Ogden
Monday evening to witness "a Trip to
Africa were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Har-
rod. Mr.. and Mrs. William Flint, Mr..
and Mrs Cowley, Misses Winnie, Ida
and Mamie Stevenson and John w.
Thornley, Of Layton, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Swan, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Blood, Mrs.
j. r. Proudfoot, Mrs. George w.
Barnes, Nicholas Bonnemort and Oscar
C. Barton of Kaysville and Nephi Pal
mer of Pennington.
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Friday evening Miss Florence Bar
low gave a very pleasant party to a
number of her friends at her home in
Bountiful. The evening was pleasantly
passed in games and music, after which
dainty reDast was served.
Prizes were given. those winning first
prizes being Miss Jenetta Duncan and
Mr.. Angus Smedley. The BOBBY prizes
went to Miss Ann George and Mr.. Hor-
ace Nandeet.
The guests present We're Miss Jenetta
Duncan. Miss Nellie hampton, Miss
Ada Roberts. Miss Flora Wiley, Miss
Kate Wiley, Miss Myra Wiley, Miss
Ann George, Miss Carrie Armstrong,
Miss Maud Sessions, Miss Tilda Cock.
Mr.. Angus Smedley, DR.. Will NJ. Wad-
dell, Mr.. j. w. Evans, Mr.. Bert Holt.
Mr.. S. D. Sessions. Mr.. Horace Van
fleet ard Mr.. Ira Barker.
IDAHO FALLS SOCIETY.