The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-04
WITHIN THE SOCIAL REALM
LAST OF THE SERIES OF HIGH
SCHOOL PARTIES.
Took Place at Christensen's Hall
Last Night, and Was An Enjoy
able Affair-Social Notes.

The last of the High schools series
of dancing parties took place at Chris
tensen's last night, with a goodly
crowd in attendance. The ball was
fully as successful as those heretofore
given, which is saying great deal.
Messrs. Richard Oglesby and Al
Thomas are deserving of great credit
for the excellent management they
have applied to the High school func-
tons and the wide reputation they
have attained for the institution as a
social factor.
Among those present last night were
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Oglesby, Mrs. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. NJ. L. Oglesby,
Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Albert Taylor, Mrs.
Egbert Roberts, Mrs. Heating, Mrs.
Snow, DR.. and Mrs. Beer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood, Judge anC Mrs. Elias Smith,
Miss Daily, Miss Small, Miss Geddes,
Miss Clark, the Misses Howat, the
Misses Mcmillan, Mr.. Sam Porter, Miss
Nellie Beattie, Miss Catherine Gunner,
Mr. Oglesby, Mr.. Atkinson, Miss At
kinson, Miss Terhune, Mr.. Barnett,
Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Bunnel, Mr.. Fealxins,
Miss Billings, Mr.. Terry, Mr.. Coffin,
Mr. McCready, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Siegel,
Lieutenant Kellar, Miss Sherman, the
Misses Parker, Miss Weller. Miss
Knickerbocker, Miss Laura Saunders,
Mrs. Nixon Campbell. Miss Lucy
Moore, Miss Fay McCune, Miss GrOes-
beck, Miss Kelly, Miss Westerield
Miss Kesler, Miss Josie Katz, Miss
Keating, Miss Losee. Miss Hyde, Miss
Bessie Officer. Miss Adams, Miss Edith
Sears, Miss Morrison. Miss Baum, Mr.
S. X. Hooper. Mr.. Mccartney, Mr.. D.
r. Gray. Miss Pitts, Miss Stevenson,
Mr.. Hamel, Miss Bueler, Mr.. Roy
Brown Miss Cherry. Mir. Schoppe,
Miss Richards, Mr.. Dern, Miss Griffin,
Mr.. Hemphill, Mr.. Groo, Mr.. Hicks,
Mr.. ROmney, Mr.. Cross, Miss Smith,
Miss E,loise Sherman, Miss Hicks, Mr..
Paul Kimball, Mr. Herman, Mr.. Young,
Mr.. Skinner, Mr.. Egan, MIR. Cleland,
Mr.. Travers, Mr.. Weller. Mr.. Down
ing, Mr. Mitchell. Mr.. Murray, Mr..
Shirley Weber, Mr.. Elliot Kimball,
Mr.. Lee -DinwOodey, Mr.. George Cod
dard, the Messrs. Trent, Mr.. Brooks,
Mr. Lollin. Mr.. Salisbury, Mr.. Sharp
Williams. Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. woodward,
MI Smith, Mr.. Tarpey, Mr.. j. T. Good
win, Mr. Mcclellan. Mr.. Worse, Mr..
Knickerbocker. Mr.. Waterman, Mr..
Bowers, Mr.. Eldredge. Mr.. Knight
The young ladies of the Alethian Ly-
ceum will hold their first public meet
ing tonight at o'clock. in the lecture
room Of the First Congregational
church. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The Euterpe club will give a recital
this evening at the Ladies Literary
club house. Those who will take part
in the programme are Mrs. Fabian,
Miss Kimball, Miss Henderson, Profess
scr Radcliffe. Mrs. PlUmmer, Mrs. Mar
tina Royle King and Mr.. John Robin
son.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c.
A. win meet today at 2:SO p. m. in the
association rooms
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kerwin of Fort
Douglas have invitations out for cards
on Feb IL
Lieutenant Laws left yesterday for
months visit in California.
Miss Agnes Judge will visit friends at
the fort during the coming week.
Mrs. James 6. Jennings will entertain
at cards next Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. William T. Daily.
The Euterpe club meets this evening.
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The bachelor officers OF Fort Douglas
give an formal hop this evening.
On Monday evening an entertainment
and card party win be given by Mystic
lodge %, !. o. o. +.
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Mrs. James G. Footc gave a Kensington
tea Thursday afternoon.
A rare treat for the literary circles of
Salt Lake City is in store for April g. Ian
MacLaren, the famous au hor and lecturer
VIII give an evenings entertainment in
the Assembly hall. y very influential
committee of Scotchmen have secured
him. through Major Pond. for this night
Crowded houses meet him wherever he
goes. and his visit 10 Zion will be no ex-
ception to the rule.
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