The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-20
HEBER SOCIETY.
fspecial CorrespondenceO

Heber. Aug 19.-The committee on even
ing entertainment of Heber volunteers and
/ their relatives and friends have a man.
moth affair in hand. The committee is
composed of Richard Bridge. Mrs. W. s.
! Willis and Mrs. C. NJ. Alexander. and the
Quoted is evidence they are equal to the
occasion If the committees plans are
carried to a completion. a magnificent
treat is in store for the volunteers ana
their legion of relatives and friends.
Besides the executive committee on
evening entertainment there are num-
altogether in the neighborhood of about
/ 100. all enthusiastically at work to give
the heroes rousing reception:
Preparations are in vogue for banqueting
the volunteers and some six or eight num-
bred of their friends.
Turner hall, one of the largest in the
state. has been engaged for the occasion,
six tables, each seventy-tive feet long,
running lengthwise of the hall. have been
erected. Besides these couple of tables
will be placed upon the platform. and
some 200 or more guests will sit at the
banquet board next Monday night from
to o'clock.
The decorations of the hall and other ar
rangements are simply superb, and re-
fleet great credit upon those in charge of
the various departments of the coming
banquet.
DR.. and Mrs. Arid. assisted by Miss
Brundadge entertained a number of their
friends Tuesday evening. The beautiful
home was very tastefully illuminated and
decorated for the occasion, which was the
event of the season. The forepart of the
evening was spent in plant test game.
which was most interesting and fnstruc
tive. Next came Gypsy fortune telling
and the tree of fate which created
/ vast amount of fun. About 1850 O'Clock
ice cream, cake and fruit were served.
Among the many guests present were
noticed: President. and Mrs. Abram
Hatch. Judge and Mrs Watson, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clyde. Judge and Mrs
A. c. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bridge. Editor and Mrs. Buys. Prof. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Arid. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nc
Donald. Mr.; and Mrs. ]. II. Luke. Mr..
John Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Alex
ander. Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs, c. NJ. Giles. Mr.; and Mrs.
s Mcponald Mrs David fI'q Fisher s 'oS Mrs
Joseph II. Smithes, Mrs Margaret Steven
son. Mrs. Minnie Turner. Mrs. McAuslin.
Mrs. Aggie Coleman. Misses Freda Jas
Emma Hatch. Nettie Clotmonthy. May
Hatch. Ann Hatch. Flossie Cummings and
Messrs; John Muir. Abram Hatch. jr..
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Willis entertained
a number of their friends Wednesday
evening in honor of Misses Elliott and
Miss Margaret Crook gave a lawn party
"Wednesday evening to the members of
of their friends. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Miss Flora .IcAuslin of Haywards.
Alameda county. Cal. arrived in Heber
yesterday and will spend few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. DIR. Arid of this city.
Mrs: McAuslin Is also visiting her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a Mock were in Heber
for few days this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Pyne and family
were in Heber Thursday. They are camp
ing at Huber's grove. Midway.
The Provo choir broke camp and re-
turned home Thursday.
Mr.; Tavey. and son of Ogden We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hatch the
middle of the week
Mr.: George Arbuckle and daughter Wis
tied Wasatch county Wednesday.
Arnold Shanks of Salt Lake was in
Heber Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner left yester
day for. Salt Lake TO meet their son.
Rome. of Battery B.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Luke left at O'Clock
this morning for Salt Lake to greet and
bring home their friend Taylor Goodwin, a
hero of Manila.
Misses Nellie. Ida and Ethel Duncan are
in Salt Lake. and will be accompanied
home by their brother Elmer, of Bat
terry B..
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Mrs. and Miss Brundage left Friday for
their home In Coalvile
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G o; Granville Of Salt Lake was. in
Heber the forepart of the week.