The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04
Miss Maud Dee. Mr.. H. S. Goddard and

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AIR. Ed Tout
A quartette piece by Mrs. Allison
Mamie Tout, Mr.. Goddard and Mir
tTout had to be repeated, and, indeed
there was a most enthusiastic encor,
for every musical number, but OWNS
7 to the length of the programme anC
the additions to it in the form of ad
dresses by Admiral Schley and Senator
Henderson, these could not always b
granted. The recitation of Miss MauG
May Pabcock, entitled, "A Sisterll
| Scheme" was an excellent selection fol
the occasion, and Miss Babcock had tt
recite again.
Miss Ella Wetzel executed a steI
dance very cleverly. The Naiad drill.
| consisted of a series of Delsartian pose:
| very cleverly executed, with an cas-.
and grace of movement appearing en-.
tirely unstudied, and yet resulting II
almost military precision and in an en-.
semble entirely delightful. The bright
est popular star of the evening, witt
the possible exception of Admira
Schley, was little Edith Corey, with
whom the audience quite fell in love
| She gave a clever recitation, and wher
recalled gave a step dance that set the
audience into a rhapsody of delight
Later she gave an exhibition of clur
| swinging and followed it as an encore
with a highland fling.
| The entertainment was a success
from every standpoint, and the manner
in which the committee captured the
! Schley party by providing a special
train for their benefit showed enter
prise which was fittingly rewarded.
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| Miss Maud Alexander was, on June
| 1, united in marriage to Mr.. Z. NJ
West. Both parties were former resi-
dents of Ogden, though of late the bride
has been a resident of Provo and the
groom of Salt Lake City. Miss Alex
young lady of charming personality
and general favorite in a large circle
of friends.
The young ladies of the S. .. o. p.
| club are to give the public library a
| substantial benefit by their ball to-
morrow night in the pavilion of Lester
park. An admission of 81 per couple
is to be charged, with so cents for each
extra lady, and the entire proceeds go
| to the library. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the door.
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The high school commencement exer-
cises will occur Thursday evening, in
the Grand opera house.
On Friday evening the Seven Wise
tallyho and "sixty-three' party at the
home Of George Wenner. Despite the
| threatening weather, short ride was
enjoyed. AT $50 the party returned to
the house, where they were greeted by
grinning skeleton, which made ges-
lures of welcome with it's bonv hands.
On entering the parlors their eyes were
dazzled by glittering rows of skulls and
cross-boneS in crimson and cream. The
walls da0nra cd ri n inc nf
skeletons of all varieties.
The score cards and tally cards were
also symbolical, being hand-painted
skeletons. Miss Cora Corse and Mr..
Roy Mcintosh won the prizes, two
dainty books. After the cards a de-
licious luncheon was served by the hos
tess. For the boys were candy skele-
tons. The remaining courses were
served in candy collins. The company
was then amused by an exhibition
cakewalk by Miss Maude Greene and
Professor Eaton. Professor Eaton and
Miss Maude Greene were the chaper-
ones.
The guests We're Misses Media Corey,
Cora Corse, Tulie Baker, Mae Hume,
Nerna Barrows, Nell Young, Geniveve
Douglas, JesSica Hammond Blanche
Wenner, Edna Armstrong, Beatrice
Foreman. Messrs. Roy Mcintosh, Alex
Healy, Walter Kerr, Archie Cross, be-
sides the club members, who areg Law
renee Corey, Edward Lauring, Dean
Brainard, Harry Palsgrove Gerald
Child, George Wenner, John Milan.
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The commencement exercises of We
Der stake academy will take place
Wednesday evening at the tabernacle.
The graduates are:se
Normal course, four years: Joseph
Falkman, Emily Z. Brown, John F.
Bowman; three years: Louise NJ. Ir-
vine. Charles Williams; business
course: Nellie Bockholt, Edna NJ. Car
don, William D. Clegg, Jennie Russell.
Miss May Ennor of Carlin. New. re-
turned home Wednesday, aftena visit
of several weeks with friends in Og-
den.
Wednesday evening Justice Breeder
performed the ceremony uniting in
marriage Miss Nettie Lyman to Fran
els w. Dudman of North Ogden.
A tennis club will likely be formed
this week.
Mrs. w. Peterson and daughter Let
tie, of Brigham City, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Peterson this
week.
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]. E. Bennett of Cheyenne was an
Ogden visitor. this week.
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Miss French. state superintendent of
schools of Idaho. was the guest of Mrs.
w. S. Brown this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson of Salt
Lake are visiting friends in Ogden.
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Mrs. F. J. Henderson, returned home
Sunday from Salt Lake.
r. c. Mccormick left for the north
Friday.
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Charles Giddings is back from Stan
ford.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Page will be pleased to hear that thew
are to spend the summer in Ogden.
Mrs. Page is here, but Professor Page
viii not arrive from Freeport. Ills. for
a few days.
Fred Voll and family returned this
week from Springfield, o., where they
have been visiting for a month.
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Mrs. Joseph A. West came up from
Milford Thursday. She expects to re-
main in Ogden about two weeks, visit
ing relatives.
The Second ward fair committee de-
cided Friday evening to have the fair
begin Tuesday, June %.
Fred Berry is back from Leland
Stanford, ir., university. He gradu-
ated this year, but will return next
season for post graduate work Mr.