The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-10
EVANSTON SOCIETY.

| Especial Correspondence
Evanston, Dec. S-Dr. and Mrs Roth re-
turned saturday morning from visit in
Salt Lake.
| The musicale at the home of Miss Tor
rance Monday evening was not as well at
tended as might have been expected, con-
sequently several of the NUMBERS had TO
| be omitted. The business of the evening
was transacted with Miss Corbyn acting
| as secretary, in the absence of DIR. Wer-
nett. Miss Ruth Chapman opened the
programme with two piano SOLOS from
| Reubenstein-
Mr.. A. V. Quinn left for Rock Springs.
Wyo.. Monday morning.
Mr.. NJ. d. Wells of Chicago. VINO is in
terested in the Beckwith-Quinn CONNER
cial company was in the city last week
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Mr.. VIII Mcdonald. 1.-The candy man"
was selling sweets for the holiday trade
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Attorney ]. c. Hamm took a trip 10
Rock Springs Monday.
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F. ]. Byington was calling on old friends
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Ida Foote entertained few friends
Tuesday evening.
Miss calra Dickey returned to Carter
Mr. and Mrs George Solomon returned
Thursday from visit TO their old home
in Brooklyn. N Y.
Agricultural college Thursday for a visit
With his parents in Red Canyon.
Attorney W. J. Hills was in Diamond
Vile in the interest Of the Diamondville
Coal & Coke company. during the strike.
The Daughters of the King and their
gentlemen friends assembled at the home
of Miss Grace F'oote last Saturday even
ing for good time, and they had it. A
guessing contest, in which Miss Mary Mel
son came out first best and captured the
prize. a box of candy, games and dancing.
occupied the evening hours. Refreshments
were one of the special features.
Miss Lyle G. winslow entertained a few
of her friends with whist Wednesday
evening" Miss Ida Foote. Miss Anna Nc
Kenzie. Miss Hattie Rathbun. Mr.; F. J.
Byington Mr.. Ed Polly. Mr.. z. p. Hol-
tenhouse and Mr.. Fred Wurtelle.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ E.
church met with Mrs. F. NJ. Grady on
the work on hand. agreed to adjourn un-
until after the holidays. Delicious cake,
peaches and cream and coffee were
served.
Tom Blythe, jr., went TO Ogden We'd
nesday to consult an oculist
F.. J. Byington and Tom Morgan left
Friday evening for Chicago and other
eastern points.
Rev. Unsworth passed through here Fri
day afternoon with the body of his wife.
who died in Reno, New, and will be buried
in Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mr.. Guy Johnson went to Salt Lake
on business Tuesday morning.
{ The ball given by the A. o. L. w lodge
in their hall Thursday evening was well
attended. The music was good and it was
a financial success.
The French cub met Thursday evening
with Miss Corbyn.
The Ladies' Literary club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. benson. Mrs. Hunt
ing opened the programme with the read
ing of one of Whttiers poems. Mrs.
benson read sketch of the authors life.
followed by the reading of In Memoir
iam." by Mrs. Loomis Mrs Foote then
gave review of the new books and Mrs.
Stevenson reviewed The Century. Mrs.
Frost SANG. two selections. The hostess
served delicious refreshments. after
which the club adjourned until after the
holidays, and will meet with Mrs. FooTe
Jan. 5.
The ladies of st. Paul's mission are
making extensive prepa rations for their
annual Christmas fair TO be given next
Tuesday. They have President McKin-
ley's, Schley's. Dewey's. Greeiy's and 9TH
er noted mems autographs on silk hand
kerchiefs. besides autographs OF most OF
the members of the cabinet.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Priest leave next
Tuesday for California, their future home.
They have lived in this city for twenty
six years. and will be sadly missed by Old
residents.
Father Casey went over to lKemmerer
Thursday.
]. n. Whitney left Thursday for Oma-
ha.
Charley Stone returned Friday from
Omaha.
The High school pupils held their
monthly exercises Friday afternoon. The
following programme was carried out:
Song by the school: recitation. Flora La
Chape,le; christmas In Germany" Jen-
ME Hooker: recitation, Edna Chamberlin:
current events Addie Yeoman and
Alameda Hanson: song by school: paper.
Influence of Woman by June Roberts:
recitation. Excelsior, Florence Pome-
roy; instrumental solo. Minnie Gunneli;
recitation. Demonstrating On Canal
Boat" by Edith Chamberlin: paper by