The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-14
DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence


entertainments were given this week in
honor of Fred B. Williams. who left to-
day on mission to Wales. On Wednes-
day evening the Kaysville amusement
committee gave a ball, programme and
luncheon in the Music hall, the proceeds
OF which were presented to Mr.. Williams
There were a number of people present
from Layton, Pennington and elsewhere.
On Thursday evening the Dewey club,
of which Mr.. Williams Is a member. gave
social in his honor at Williams hall. al
which there were present. in addition to
the club members. the mayor and city
council and their ladies. the members of
the Kaysyille band and their ladies. and
many of Mr.. Williams intimate friends.
The evening was most enjoyably spent in
dancing, playing of games. etc. At n:O
delicious refreshments were served by the
lady members of the club. During the
evening an interesting programme was
rendered. Miss Mary Allen recited. THE
Life Boat" in a charming manner; the
sextette club sang Their Native Land"
Glow and Mrs. Sarah Taylor sang just
as the Sun Went Down. The evening
was very pleasantly spent.
On the occasion of the commencement
day exercises of the Davis county
schools. which are to be held hers next
blend social pleasures with their educa-
tional duties the guests of the day will
be entertained at the Mansell house
where dinner will be served 1t is expect
ed number of visitors will be present
from Salt Lake and from the towns of
Davis county.
Misses Bertha and Edna Cotterell. Miss
Maud Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. George g.
Layton. Charles Lecrist and Eugene
Clark of Pennington and Joseph Wal
ton. owen Barber and William Rigby of
Centerville attended the ball in Kays-
vile last evening.
Miss Amanda Hunter of Salt Lake is
visiting here with her cousin, Mrs.
Miss Florence Stowe is down from Lo-
gan visiting with Mrs. Esther Bosworth.
Heming Mortensen is up from Salt
Lake.
Miss Cora Ferguson of Salt Lake is
guest of Miss Nora Bennemort.
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Mrs: Samuel ]. Layton of Cardston.
Canada. who has been spending a few
weeks with relatives in Kaysville and
Pennington expects to return home soon-
Mrs. Nora Sheffield has returned to her
home in Alberta, Canada, after spending
the winter with her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hudson in Kaysville-
Miss frankie Phillips is up from Salt
Lake
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MIS- WIlldm + burton went north last
Saturday to join her husband in
Downey. Ida, where they expect to make
their future home.
Hyrum Stewart returned on Tuesday
from Oxford. Ida.
Miss Lille Holmes and her brother
Harry Holmes. who formerly resided in
KaySville spent week with friends
here on their way from Manti to Logan
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Rose and family of
Pennington started for Canada on Tues
day to spend a year or two visiting with
relatives in Alberta. They may conclude
to make their home in the north coun-
try.
Schuyler Z. White of Pennington re-
/ turned on Monday from a mission TO
Australia. where he has been for three
years.
George W. Palmer will return from a
two years sojourn in England next Mon
day. His home is in Pennington.
Mrs. A l.. Nichols of Pennington will
| spend the summer with relatives in
/ Washington.
! William V. Haight is expected home
from his mission soon.
! Henry Nichols Of Chehalis. Wash.
! is in Pennington visiting with his
mother. Mrs. A. l.. Nichols. He expects
| to remain here for several months
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Last evening the Kaysville members of
| the 1893 graduating class and their friends
| enjoyed dance in the Music hall.