The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
PRICE SOCIETY.
(special Correspondencel

Especial Correspondence
Price. May 20.-Miss Matte WINNER. q
society young lady of Payson. is the guest
this week of her sister, Mrs. c. w. Spald-
ing. she Will remain here some time.
Mrs. George ". Bodie is visiting hen
sister. Mrs. j. w. Foote at Salt Lake City
this week.
Miss Clara Mathis was the guest OF
Helper friends last Sunday.
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Mrs. Arthur ]. Lee and children ara
visiting with relatives this week at
Springville.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitmare is visiting her
daughter. Miss Ida who is attending.
school at Salt Lake City and other rela-
uves and friends this week.
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The public schools of the city closed
yesterday and in appreciation of their.
scholars of the high school called at the
home of Miss Mary Leonard Thursday
evening and presented her with a couple
of handsome presents, and wishing her a
Los Angeles. where she will attend the
convention Of the National Educationaf
association and visit California friends
during the summer.
The Price Dramatic company Will not go
70 castle Gate on the End as had been
Godn G and 5Ss the s drama 9 ma
bers Of the origin al cast being away from
the city is given as the reason for de-
Ginning the invitation
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Miss Mary Empey entertained a number
OF friends at her home Wednesday even
ing at cards and music. Among those
present of the society crowd were Misses
Edith Pace. Gertrude Miller Clara.
Mathis. Susie Kirkman. Elsie Lund, Anna.
Anderson, Stena Peterson, Georgia Sinner
Bert Friel,. Arthur Hunter, John Burgess.
David Anderson. Dean Holloway and
Verne Carey. Mrs. May Stewart and Mrs
party being in the nature of a surprise
Miss Empey was assisted in the enter
tainment of her guests by her mother.
During the evening elegant refreshments
were served
The home of Mrs. S. ]. Warren. the
most elegant of the many pretty places
In eastern Utah. was the scene of much
evening, the occasion being a surprise
party upon her daughter, Mrs. James
Rooney. who was raised here and who has
been the guest. Of her mother for several
days. Some twenty-five former school
mates and associates of the lady with
their gentlemen friends met at the homo
Mrs. Rooney about o'clock in the even
ing She, however, had warning enough
to telegraph to Salt Lake for refresh-
ments and flowers; Those composing the
stein, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Murphy. Mr.,
and Mrs. J. G. Galloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Bodle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ramband, the
Misses Nellie Holley. Clara Mathis. Lilies
and Rose Bryner, Smith. Susie Kirkman.
Carey. and Messrs. Thomas Nichols.
Ernest Peyton. Bert Frie1. Ben Stain.
Sherman Lowenstein and George Nc
K b,eI2 During the evening uhe company
tons from Miss Holley of SpringviHe and
Mr.. Peyton. Dainty refreshruents wers
served by Mrs. Rooney and her mother.
Mrs. S. ]. Warren. who assisted her in
the entertainment of her guests.
Mrs. Minnie Halvorsen has issued cards
the marriage of Miss Bertha
Wright and Mr.. James Hencley which is
to occur at Castle Gate on May "a, next
Wednesday evening. At home after
June 1.
teachers Of the public schools. viii spend
her vacation at Wellington. this county.
Miss Kimban will go TO Scoieid and per-
haps to the National Educational associa-
ton at Los Angeles.
W. H. Donaldson of Castle Gate spent
Sunday with friends in Price.
Der of friends in Sunday to dinner. The
party was composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Potter, J. G.. Galloway and wife,
Mrs r. NJ. Carey and Messrs- Tom Bar
ton, Frank McCarty and r. W. Crockett
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Mrs. C. Willard Spalding expects to visi1
her parents at Payson soon.
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Miss Ida Whitn1ore is expected home in
a few days from Salt Lake, where she has
been in school. Also Miss Ella Lowen-
stein.
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Miss Stena Jensen goes to SpringvilIs
next week, where her parents have 10
Gated permanently.