The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-19

the following programme was rem
dered:
Piano selection, Annie Laurie Miss
Nora Bonnemort.
Song. MY Cottage Home" Mrs.
Alice Foxley.
3 Recitation. Mrs. Minnie Blood.
Song, Aunt Dinah's Wedding
Party" Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis.
Original poem, 1.-The Relief Society,""
Mrs. Elizabeth Butcher.
Song, Mrs. Mary Layton.
Recitation, Columbia Crumb," Miss
Maud Barnes.
America
The last half-hour was devoted to
social chat, and at O'Clock the guests
departed. The event was a very en-
joyable one.
Mrs R. W. Barnes returned last
evening from a four weeks visit to
California, where she has been the
guest of Miss Rose Mann of San Fran
cisco. sa..s.
Miss Edith Hunter went to Salt Lake
last evening.
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Charles West and William West of
Salt Lake are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Draper.
The amusement committee gave one
of the best attended balls of the season
last evening.
Next Friday evening the Dewey club
will give a bow and basket party in
Williams hall No entertainment was
given by the club this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Jones and family
have removed from Kaysville to Farm
ington, where they will make their
home
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Coombs of Pennington gave a pleasant
social in honor of Eben Robinson, at
which there We're present a number of
the leading people of Pennington The
evening was spent in games, inter-
spersed with songs and recitations.
Supper was served during the evening.
Among those present We're: Miss May
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Lucy Clark, Miss Re
becca Steed, Miss Phoebe Mclaughlin,
Miss Lottie Vanfieet, Miss Lottie Lew
is, Miss Lille Haight, Miss Maud Rob-
inson. Miss Malinda Steed, Miss Emily
Walker, and Messrs. Joseph Walker,
w. G. Cotterell, w. O. Robinson,
Archie Cotterell, Charles Secrist, He
Der Vanfeet, John Coombs, Fred Ben
nett, Eben Robinson, James c.. Brown.
Paul Human Of Pennington expects
soon to leave to make his home in AL
berta, Canada.
Representative George Richards of
Tooele is in Pennington today. visiting
relatives.
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Eben Robinson left his home in
Pennington on Thursday for Colorado,
to be gone two years on a mission.
Last evening the people of Center
vile gave a farewell party in the
opera house in honor of Hyrum Par
1'ish, prior to his departure for Eng
land. Dancing was the order of the
evening. Mr.. Parrish expects to leave
next week.
Mrs. Emily Deuel. of Centerville ex-
poets to leave next week on an ex-
tended pleasure trip to England, where
She viii spend several months.
Joseph Williams returned to Center
Vile Wednesday from England, where
he has been on a mission.
Charles lockwood has gone north to
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An interesting event is being ar
ranged for the people of Centerville, in
the nature of a character and literary
ball, which will be given next Friday
evening in the Centerville opera house. |
The old folks of South Weber were /
yesterday in a most en-
joyable manner The committee that /
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lunch, and a programme
was rendered for the entertainment of |
the honored guests. Nearly all of the |
old people of the ward were present. !
The Relief society took part in the |
celebration, which was pronounced /
success. 4 ..sAaxs
Levi Payne, who has been visiting in i
South Weber, returned to his home in |
Trenton, Cache county, last Sunday.
Walton A. Roberts of Layton re-
turned on Sunday from "a mission to
Virginia.
Thomas hampton was the honored !
guest at a farewell ball that was given /
at Syracuse last evening by the people |
IF his ward. The young man started |
IN mission today.
Mrs. Maggie Wilson of Rigby. Ida,
mas returned to Syracuse to make her
lome.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Howard enter |
aimed about fifty of the Sunday school |
-eachers at their home in South Boun-
iful Friday evening last week. An /
elegant supper was served and an en- !
oyable evening was spent During
he evening Superintendent Parkin was
presented with a watch and chain.