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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-18

The Wellington VOICE is now under
the control and management of Robt. l..
Collins. The issue of May 4th-the first
under his management contains a IS
page write up of Sumner county and the
various cities and localities which will be
of much benefit to the county and source
Of qualification and revenue to the editor.
Central Democrat.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-18

Oh, the showsl the medicine shows!
How the sucker bites wherever they 20.
There is little brainless editor over
east going to learn something some day.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-18

Bryan talks too much" say the Re-
publican board of regents of the agricult-
ural college. They are going to help
stop him.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-18

There is man In Topeka who has
the longest arm of anyone In the
world. A Topeka paper says he
punched the head Of a distant rela-
tive.n
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-18
Wellington Markets.

This market report is corrected regularly
every Thursday morning and may be relied
upon as being accurate.l
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-18

A 90,year-old couple Of Pennsyl-
vania ran away to be married. Did
the "old folks" object
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-18
Teachers, Notice.

School report blanks for sale at this
ofice-5Oc per 100; 25c for so, and less
quantities at lc each. Dainty colors
a I'D neatly printed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
At Home.

Miss Grace HeikeS gave a delightful
at home to her friends on Thursday
afternoon. The drawing rooms were
prettily decorated with California
chrysanthemums, roses, carnations and
smilaX, while palms and ferns lent a
pleasing effect to the scene.
Miss Heikes was assisted in receiX-
ing by her mother, Mrs. Heikes, and
Miss Mitchell, while Misses Drew and
Hoag, assisted by Mildred Mcmillan,
bessie Grant, Mary Sherman and Flor
ence Culmer, served the refreshments.
Among those present were Rev. and
Mrs. Alfred Henry, Mrs. DR.. Plummer,
Mrs. Colburn, Mrs. w. w. Rivers. Mrs.
H. w. Brown, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Frank
Shaw, Mrs. Hess. Mrs. NJ. E. Spence,
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. A.
B. Greeson, Mrs. F. P. Jayne, Mrs. NJ
o. Johnson, Mrs. Melton, Mrs. Henry
Melton, Mrs. Harry Tooker, Mrs. E. E.
Shepard, Mrs. Emma Daft, Mrs. NJ. 1.
Barnett, Mrs. Mary Lakin, Mrs. Ellen
Hoag, Miss Lizzie Davis. Miss Anna
Dickson, Miss Maggie Dickson, Miss
Susie Harper, Miss Anna Frezise, Miss
Mary Houston, Miss Mabel ingalls,,
Miss Nellie Herman, Miss Alice Her
man, Miss Laura Foster, Miss Martha
Waters, Miss Clara Larsen, Miss Leah
Arnold, Miss Hattie Badger, Miss En-
ma. Young, Miss Lawson, Miss Bar
bara K~innersley, Miss Blanche Lawson,
Miss Winnifred Whitehead, Miss Claire
Whitehead. Miss May Pearse, Miss
Dora Milroie, Miss Jeanne Dodson, Miss
Allean Gray. Miss Carrie Smith, Miss
Nina Smith. Miss Elizabeth Clarahan,
Miss Anna Hill, Miss Jessie Drew, Miss
Mary Hoag, Miss Maude Hardy. Miss
Matte Mitchell, Miss Estelle Dunford,
Miss Inez Peak, Miss Maui Croft and
Miss Gertrude Reilly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
High School Students, Ball.

The pupils of the high school gave the
third of their seri of dances at Chris
tensen's on Tuesday evening. A large
number were present. and the dancing
was thoroughly enjoyed. Among the
guests We're:
Misses Catherine Culmer. Pauline
Groo, Laura Saunders. Mabel Harker.
Hattie Jennings, Claire Clawson. Miss
Moore, Fay McCune. Mrs. McCune.
Mrs. Oglesby, Miss Park. Mrs. Bird.
Miss Flanagan, Allie Miller. Marge
Miller, Mrs. NJ. L. Oglesby, Miss An
derson, Miss Mcmillan. Miss Garter.
Miss Geddes, Miss Small. Miss Thorn,
Miss Terhune, Polly Terhune. Miss
KEickerbocker, Eva Tompkins. Miss
Bailey, Miss Raybould, Ella Clark. Re-
becca Morris, Miss RaWlins. Josie Katz.
Miss Porter, Miss Thomas, Miss Weller.
Miss Cherry, Anna May Mcmillan. Bes-
sic Officer, Miss Garter and Miss Baum:
Messrs. Groesbeck, Goddard. Chamber
lain, Schoppe, Gunner, Hal Cobb. Dern.
Worse, Glendinning, Williams. Murray.
Hemphill, Judge, Lollins, Schoppe.
Trent, Waterman. Clark. Sorague,
Groo, Croxall, Morris, Thomas. Milt AL
len, Albert Allen, Alley. Lieutenant KEEL
lar. Bennett, Joe Richards, Brig Smoot,
Ralph Richards. Katz. Fennimore. Por-
ter, Barnett, Twitchell. Tuckerman.
Hampton, Bruff. Geisy, Herman. Lee
Dinwoodey, Rash, Henrotin, Barnes,
Kniekerbocker. Cummings, Mcclellan,
Ritter. Lawrence, Williams, Sharp VIII
liamS and NJ. /. OgleSby.
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,r. wOrthinston and Mr.. George
At Sixtv-three.

A very pretty affair was the card
party given Friday afternoon by Miss
Clark at her First street home. The
decorations were in keeping with the
holiday season. Miss Flora Griffin and
Miss Allie Miller won the souvenirs for
the game.
Miss Clark's guests were Mrs. Brianl
II. Wells. Miss Hattie Jennings, Miss
Florence Roundy, Mrs. Charles Game,
Miss Terhune, Miss Crenshaw, Miss
Kenyon, Miss Savage, Mrs. Percy Sad
Ter. Miss Hunt, Miss Sadler. Miss June
Sadler. Miss Geddes, Miss Freed, Miss
Mcmillan, Miss Anna Mae Mcmillan,
Miss Blanche Burke, Miss Park, Miss
Irma Alf, Miss Edith Noble, Miss Mar
tx. Mrs. Jevne, Miss Young, Miss Jas
mine Young. Miss Sherman, Miss Laura
Sherman, Miss Moore, Miss Sprague
Miss Sharp, Miss Culmer, Miss Miller
Miss Catherine Culmer, Miss Clawson
Miss EIlerbeck. Miss Edith Ellerbeck
Miss Godbe, Mrs. E. V. McCune, Miss
Bird, Miss Forbes, Mrs. Terry, Mrs
C. w. Young, Miss Clinton, Miss Crit
fin and Mrs. Pearsall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
Buffet Luncheon

The buffet luncheon given Monday
afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Fairchild Holden was one of the pleas
attest affairs of the week. From II
until ) the home was filled with guests,
exchanging Christmas greetings. Holly
and mistletoe decked the house, and
the refreshment table was in pink roses
and ferns, artistically combined. Pre-
siding at the table and assisting in en-
PERTAINING were Mrs. George NJ. Dow
ney, Miss Woodward, Miss Wallace,
Miss Rumley, Miss Hardness and Miss
Adelaide Mason.
The guests were: Major and Mrs.
George F. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Pollock, Miss Murray, Mr.. n Mrs.
william Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr, Mr.. HeintZ, Miss Young, Miss
Adelaide Mason, Miss Aft, Miss Thorn,
Mr.. Rooklidge, Miss Ora Hardness,
Miss Sadler, Miss June Sadler, Mr.. J..
T. Goodwin, Mr.. Mrs. Joseph
Young, Mr.. A. d. Katz, Mr.. T. r.
Jones, Mr.. d. c. Adams, Mis-; Hanauer,
Mr.. Max Hanauer, Mr.. HaZelton, Miss
Eloise Sherman, Miss Moore, DR..
Worthington, Mr.. Wicks, Mr.. Wester-
Evelt, Mr.. Henry Mccormick, Mr.. Bish-
)op, Mr.. Clarence Mccormick, Mr.. Viii
lis Mccormick, Mr.. Bert Lawrence, Mr..
Grant Hampton, DR.. Bascom, Miss
Lowe, Miss Kimball, Governor Heber
NJ. Wells, Mr.. Scott woodward, DR.. and
Mrs. D. Moore Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Bidwen, Mr.. and Mrs. D. j.
Sharp, Mrs. Louise S. Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
Alta Club

To the members of h Alta club be-
longs the redit for the most beautiful
bail ever given in Salt Lake. The af-
fair took place last Wednesday even
ing. The exquisite decorations, the
beautiful gowns of the ladies, and the
bright, joyous faces of all, combined
TO make the scene one which Will long
be remembered by all present.
Palms lined the hall and screened the
musicians from view, while the rooms
throughout were wonderfully and artis-
tically arranged. Holly and miStletoe
added to the graceful festoons of
J asparagus plumosa and smilax, which
!. We're used so abundantly-
All evening an elaborate supper was
served in the handsome dining-rooms,
which were arranged with Christmas
green, violets and ferns.
The committees in charge were: Ar
rangements.-Mr. D. E.. Burley, Mr. E.
B. Wicks, Mr.. James McGregor, Mr.. j.
Barnett and MIR. D. c. Adams.
On Invitations.-Mr. A F. Holden,
Mr.. S. II. Fields, Mr.. A. Hanauer, Mr..
+. ]. Fabian and Mr.. Z. A. Smith.
Fioor.-Mr- w. f. Mcmillan, Mr.. D.
S. Murray and Mr.. J. H. Young.
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Unity Circle Dance.

The dance given by the ladies of
Unity Circle Friday evening was a sue
cessful affair.
Among the dancers were noticed Mr..
and Mrs. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson,
Mr.. Barnes, Miss Davis, Belle Dewey,
Catherine Culmer, Mr.. Knight, Pearl
Culmer, Laura Saunders. Miss May
nard, Miss Baum, a. a. Moulton. Miss
Cherry. Miss Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. o. George, Will KinnerS1ey. s. Bam-
berger, Mr.. Offenbach. Mrs. Beesley,
Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. .Tobin. Mrs.
Pearl, Miss Parker, Miss Ensign. Miss
Clark, Mrs. .Consford, Mrs. Siegel. Miss
Rowe, Miss Heating. MIR. and Mrs.
Landmesser, Mr.. Lynn, Mr.. Derring,
Mr.. Shelley, Mr.. Kiefer, Miss Parker.
Maud Parker, Miss Whitehead. Mr..
worse, Mr.. Simons, Mr.. Tresize. Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Moss. Mr.. Eek. Miss
Kenyon, Mr.. Kenyon. Eva TomDkins,
Miss McCune, Miss Sears. Miss Kin
nersley, Miss Groesbeck, Miss Kesler.
Miss Knickerbocker. Mr.. Knickerbock-
er, Paul Kimball, Rob Young. Mr..
Hemphill, MI. Stewart. Mr.. Egan, Mr..
Brown, Will Waterman. Mr.. Spencer.
Mr.. Mcdonald, Nj. Mayer. Mr.. Brufr.
Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Thomas, MI. Green, Mr..
Brooks, George Goddard. DR.. Keyser,
Mr.. Mckay, Mr.. Bailey, Rob Glendin-
ming, p. p. Christensen. Ed Bennett.
Mr.. Schoppe, Milt Allen, Jay GroO, B.
O.. Cross. Mr.. Ransohoff. Lee Dinwood-
ey, CIR. Waiter, Mr.. Chamberlain. Mr..
Lollins .and Mr.. Carlisle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
High School Students Ball.

The pupils of the high school gave
the third of their series of dances at
Christensen's on Tuesday evening. A
large number were pf2"ent and the
dancing was thoroughly enjoyed.
Among the guests were Misses Cath
crime Gunner, Pauline Groo. Laura
Saunders, Mabel Harker. Hattie Jen-
nings, Claire Clawson. Miss Moore. Fay
McCune, Mrs. McCune. Mrs. Oglesby,
Miss Park. Mrs. Bird, Miss Flanagan,
Allie Miller. Marge Miller. Mrs. NJ. L.
OgIesby, Miss Anderson. Miss McMil-
Ian, Miss Carter, Miss Geddes, Miss
Small. Miss Thorn, Miss Terhune. Polly
Terhune, Miss Knickerbocker, Eva
Tompkins, Miss Bailey, Miss Raybould,
Ella Clark, Rezecca Morris, Miss Raw
Inns. Josie Katz. Miss Porter, Miss
Thomas. Miss Weller, Miss Cherry,
Anna May Mcmillan, Bessie Officer,
Miss Carter aad Miss Baum.
Messrs. Groesbeck, Goddard, Cham
berlin. Schoppe, Gunner, Hal Cobb,
Dern, Narse. Glendinning, Williams,
Murray. Hemphill, Judge, Loliins,
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The Nav Club

The May club was delightfully."- enter
tained by Mrs. Schettler 1t her home
on Fourth street Tuesday evening.
Cards were the feature of the ever
ing, after which refreshments were
served. The remainder CT the evening
was spent in recitations, vocal and in
strumental selections.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Wilson, IIr. and Mrs
J.. P. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gui-
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Holding. Mr..
and Mrs. John D. Ford, AIR. and Mrs.
John Timms, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J.
Bench. Mr.. Fl. Wilson, Mrs. Lennord,
Mrs. Peart, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Schett-
Ter. Misses Schettler, Mr.. Peaters. Mr..
Cannegieter and Mr.. and Mrs. Board
from Washington.
The club will be entertained on Tues
day evening by Mrs. Culver of Darling
ton.
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At SiXty-three.

Mrs. john W. Hughes entertained at
"sixty-three" on Thursday afternoon.
Pleasing variety was given TO the func-
ton by a guessing contest. A chart
with the photographs of the leading
actors and actresses of America was
hung uD. and the game was to name
them. The prize for this was won by
Mrs. George Sutherland. Mrs. Badger
won the first prize at cards. and Mrs.
Terhune the consolation. The tally
cards were hand-painted, done by the
hostess, and the design of the score
cards was pretty little bells. entwined
with holly. Refreshments were served
at 3 o'clock.
The invited guests were: Mrs. d. II.
Twomey, Mrs Fred Hill. Mrs. J. Mar
riott, Mrs. Gerrens, Mrs. Geary, Mrs.
George Sutherland, Mrs. Terhune. Mrs.
Morris SOmmer, Mrs. DR.. S. Hughes,
Mrs. W. t. Gunter, Mrs. Felt. Mrs.
Noble Warrum, Mrs. Squires, Mrs. d.
S. Taggart, Miss TWomey. Miss Ida
Moyle, Miss Florence Moyle, Miss
Laura Breaker, Mrs. Elizabeth Moyle,
Mrs. Moyle, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. o. +. Ar
mold, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Or
son Rogers, Mrs. Wash Young. Mrs.
Sears, Mrs. Badger, Mrs. Give. Mrs. j.
Give, Mrs. Presley Denney. Miss Amy
Powers, Mrs. G.. W.. Phillips, Mrs. E.
Burton.
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Pleasant Affair.

Miss Dora Piper entertained Monday
evening. Games were engaged in and
prizes were won by Miss Olga Nc
Herman, Miss Luella Miller and Miss
BemiS.
Musical selections were rendered by
Mr.. John Balmforth. Mr.. Robert Mar
croft, Mr.. Joseph Walsh, Mr.. Robert
Pyper, Mr.. John Corless. Mr.. Richard
Graves, Mr.. Bert Bailey, Mr.. Archie
Buchanan, Mr.. Evans and Mr.. Everett.
Among the guests were the Misses
Duncan, Miller, Evans, Bemis, Nelson,
Meade, Davis. Rossiter, Anderson,
Clark, Jones, Miller. McKerman,
Messrs Robbins, Brimby, Balmforth,
Marcroft. Corless, Graves. Walsh,
Langbecker, Everett, Herrick. Nc
Gam, Pyper, Bailey, Irvine. Raleigh,
Evans, Armot, Gibson. Smith, String
fellow, Seldom, Rawlins, Adamson,
Martin and Knowles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
The Delta Phi Dance

The Delta Phi fraternity of the U. of
U. gave a very pleasant dance at
Christensen's on Thursday evening, the
committee in charge being Alfred j.
Ridges, ir, Claude Lewis, Joseph j.
Cannon, George Q. Morris and Walter
w. Little.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Berry. Mrs. NJ. Chris
Jensen, Mrs. H. l.. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hess. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Watson,
Miss Rebecca Morris, Miss Dorothy
Cannon, Miss Mabel Barker, Miss
Laura Sanders, Miss Barbara Kinners-
ley.
Misses Belle Weller. Louise Lam
bourne, Pearl Weller, Lilly Bitner, Amy
Riet, Ida Savage, Annie Clark, Jean
Hyde, Toronto, Mitchell, RoWena OF
finger, Edna Hyde, Jennie Ottinger,
Doremus, Mae Taylor. Hagman, Nora
Cannon, Mabel Wallace, Penrose, An
ME Cannon, Mabel Haskin, Luck Van
Colt, Hewett, Barton, Bee Wilkinson,
Plet Lambourne, Esther Nelson, Emma
Fisher, Maggie Cahoon, Ellis Ship,
Valentino Murphy, Stella Watson, Mag
gle Smell, Edna Swenson. Angie Cab
bolt, Kate Morris, Kate Thomas, Ida
Mitchell, Valeria Brinton, Jenny Irvine,
Livingston, Sampson, Yearsley, Sven
son, Daisy Ferguson, Cora Ferguson,
Alice Richards. Jenny Lynn, Arson,
Stillman, Beatrice Hyde, Hogan a
Taylor.
Messrs. Vic Wells, Barnes, Lewis,
Sam Barrett, Bagley, Keifer, Van
Colt, Ames. Jenkins, Ridges. Roy
Daynes, Billing, Toronto, Wallace,
Morris. Fred Richards, Clarence Rich
ards, Claude Richards. Van Colt, Can
mons Kimball. Ned Hewett, Thomas,
Nystrom. Pritchard, Nelson, Stillman,
Little, Hogan, Johnson, Thomas, Key
sor, Stringfellow, Grimsdell, Sci Claw
son Wells, Karl Cannon, Reynolds,
MCGEE, Ern Lambourne, Dickerman,
Hagerman. Anderson. Merrill, George
Morris, Nephi Morris, Chamberlin,
Clinton. Coulan, Groo, D. r. Morris,
Fred Nav IOSeDh Cannon
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The Delta Phi Dance.

The Delta Phi fraternity of the q. of
U. gave a very pleasant dance at
Christensens N Monday evening, the
committee n charge being Alfred ].
Ridges, jr., II. Claude Lewis, Joseph 7.
Cannon, George Q. Morris and Walter
w. Little.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. NJ. Chris
Jensen, Mrs. II. i. Nelson, MI and Mrs.
Hess, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Watson, Miss
Rebecca. Cannon, Miss Mabel Harker,
Miss Laura Sanders, Miss Barbara
Kinnersley.
Misses Belle Weller. Louise Lam
bourne, Pearl Weller, Lily Bitner, Amy
Rich, Ida Savage, Annie Clark. Jean
Hyde, Toronto, Mitchell, Rowella OF
finger, Edna Hyde. Jennie Ottinger,
Doremus, Mae Taylor, Hagman, Nora
Cannon, Mabel Wallace, Penrose, Annie
Cannon, Mabel Haskin, Luck Van Colt,
Hewett, Barton, Bee Wilkinson, Plet
Lambourne, Esther Nelson, Emma
Fisher, Maggie Cahoon, Ellis Shipp,
Valentine Murphy, Stella Watson, Mag
gle Smell, Edna Swenson, Angie Cab
bolt. Kate Morris, Kate Thomas, Ida
Mitchell, Valera Brinton, Jenny Irvine,
Livingston, Sampson, YearSley, Sven
son, Daisy Ferguson, Cora Ferguson,
Alice Richards, Jenny Lynn, Arson,
Stillman, Beatrice Hyde, Hogan, Nina
Taylor.
Messrs. Vic Wells. Barnes, Davis,
Sam Barrett, Bagley, Kiefer, Van Colt.
Ames, Jenkins, Ridges, Roy Daynes,
Billing, Toronto, Wallace, Morris, Fred
Richards, Clarence Richards, Claude
Richards, Van Colt, Cannon, Kimball,
Ned Hewett, Thomas, Nystrom, Pritch-
ard. Nelson, Stillman, Little, Hogan,
Johnson, Thomas, Keysor, Stringfellow,
Grimsdell, Sci Clawson, Wells, Karl
Cannon, Reynolds, MCGEE, Ern Lam
bourne, Dickerman, Hagerman, Ander-
son, Merrill, George Morris, Nephi Nor
ris, C~hamberlin, Clinton, Coulam, Groo,
O. r. Morris, Fred May, Joseph Can
non.
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The festivities of the week have been
in keeping with the Yule tide, and So
ciety's votaries have been happy in
giving happiness to others. Not a func-
ton was given without its holiday dec
orations, while the punches of holly
and mistletoe at the windows told of
the merry-making within.
And now a new year is born, and with
it comes new hopes to everyone. Even
society has dreams and aspirations for
the coming days. The old year is now
but a memory. and in h one just COM
menced it is hoped there viii not be a
dull week on scciety's calendar. For
while there was on the whole much
gaiety in the past year., it was at times
a bit stupid. and even its retirement,
which was attended by a burst of bril-
liancy, can not atone for it.
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* cards.

DIR. and Mrs. Bickford entertained at
cards Friday evening. in honor of their
guest. Miss Moore of Omaha. Festoons
of Christmas green and large palms
adorned the parlors. "Sixty-three''
was played, and prizes won by Mrs.
Mcclure and Nj. Mayer.
Those present to meet the guest of
homer We're: Judge and Mrs. Hender-
son, DR.. and Mrs. Hosmer, DR.. and
Mrs. Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs. Dininny,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Andrews. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. B.. A.
Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Whit
hey. Mr.. and Mrs. Forester, Judge and
Mrs. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer, Mr..
and Mrs. Kincaid. Miss Beattie,, Mrs.
Mcclure, Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Skinner, Mr..
Skinner, Nj. Smith, Mr.. Peery, Mr..
Clsaver and Mr.. johnson.
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Engagement Announcements.

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Culmer an
nounce the engagement of their daugh,
ter, Pearl, to Mr.. Arthur D. Lynn.
Mrs. S. b. Newman the
engagement of her daughter, Daisy
to Mr.. A. Fremont Smith of Los An
geles, Cal.
The engagement of Miss Anna Mer-
rin and Mr.. John James has been an
nounced.
The engagement was announced dur
ing the week of Miss Mae Taylor and
Mr.. Theodore Nystrom. The date for
the wedding has not been set.
The engagement Of Miss Grace D.
Keller and Mr.. Fred Christensen has
also been announced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
Surprise Party

Mr.. NJ. Butler was the recipient of a
very pleasant surprise party at the
home of his cousin Miss NJ. Marley on
Thursday evening.
A pleasing programme was rendered
consisting of vocal and musical selec-
lions and charades. terminating with
a genuine Rag time Cake Walk" after
which the guests were served with a
sumptuous repast, during which Mr..
Butler made a few happy remarks ap-
propriate to the occasion.
Those present We're: Mrs. Butler.
Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. MacDuff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Varley. the Misses Kate Butler,
Louisa Moses. Eloise Smythe. Laura
Staples. Fannie Perry. Zina Holding,
Kate Varley, Emma Varley, Josephine
Gardelious. Messrs. j. B~urbidge, Z. E.
Pike, NJ. Brodie. G. Culver. Holdberg,
Varley, j. S. Schwartz, w. Butler, NJ.
Butler, McDuff. J. Butler.
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Christmas Celebration.

Miss Nellie Cullen celebrated Christ
mas with a lance. The rooms were
decked with flowers and ferns and those
who participated in the pleasure were
the Misses Nellie -Geary, June Bintz.
Alice Foote, Mamie Satfington, Helen
B~amberger, Nellie Fennimore. Julia
Cullen, May Brinton, Phyllis Suther-
land, Marguerite Taylor. Jessie Ken
yon, Florence Rand, Rachel Rand,
Messrs. Ernest McGarry, Clarence
Bamberger, Andrew Howat, George Co
Ian, Benjamin Siegel, Frank Foote, Ar
chic Ryan, Sam Kenyon, viii Kenyon,
Fred Leonard, Frank Niles, Harold Fa-
bian.
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For Mrs. George Lowe Nye.

Mrs. George Lowe Nye vas the guest
of honor at a luncheon given Wednes-
day by Miss Alton Young at Red Butte
Hollow. White narcissus and ferns,
combined with pink and blue satin rib
bons, made a charming table decora-
ton.
Invited to meet the guest of honor
were: Mrs. S. c. Park, Miss Park. Miss
Sc-hansenbach of Ogden, Miss Kiesel of
ogden, Mrs. Joseph H. Young, Mrs.
Kenneth Kerr, Mrs. William Reid and
Miss Lowe.
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Miss Jean odell Fntertains.

Miss Jean Odell entertained last
evening a bobsled party, in honor of
her cousin, Miss Florence Grant of Og-
den.
After the rides r~efreshment and
games were in order. Those present
We're: Harry Bintz, Harold Bird,
James Collins, Percy Brown, Andrew
Howat, Lorin Paul, George Barratt.
Croydon Hodgins, Benere Grant, Ernest
Magarey, Kate Groo, Edith Grant.
Edna Jacobs, Marguerite Taylor, Nell
Cullen, June Bintz, Luvera SaoW.
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Informal Affair.

Miss Clara Deighton entertained
Thursday evening. Music and games
werc enjoyed and dainty refreshments
were served.
The guests were the Misses Femme
more, Harper, McMaster, Ames, Harry,
Crane, Jones, Plaisted, Hollander,
Grant, Messrs. Fenuemore, Kelly, Sid
doway, Mccartney, Shoppe, Coulam,
ReedaII. Wells and Stout.
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The Reviews.

The Reviewers club will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w.
A. Nelden. The programme for the
afternoon is:
The Province of Realism by Mrs.
]. H. Brown: review of The Soldiers
of Fortune" and THE Kings Jackal"
Davis, by Mrs. F. A. Druehl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01

The exercises will be mostly in the
gymnasium n will sconsist of hand
ball. basket ball, mat work by the
juniors and advanced work by the
seniors. in the parlors ar orchestra
Will discourse sweet music and the
ladies will serve light refreshments. In
the amusement room there will be
parlor croquet, crokinole, checkers,
chess and other interesting games.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
You and I Crystal Club.

The you and I Crystal Club was
entertained Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Culver. High five was play
ed. prizes being won ny Mrs. Butler,
Mrs. Strickland, Mr.. GALLAGHER and
Mr.. Butler. Afterwards music and
games were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Ford will enter
tain the club at it's next meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
Omen House at Y. M. C. A.

The Y. NJ. C. A. will keep open house
tomorrow from 2 to 5 p. m. and from
1880 to 1890 p. m. The affair is in the
hands of a large committee of young
people and all friends Of the ~associa-
ton are invited to call. In the after
noon committees from the various
churches viii be in charge and in the
evening a general reception committee.