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

man. R. A. Barney, George E. Howe,
,. K King, Leon Bachman, J. W.
smith smith, Ed Jones, George A. Storrs,
Hedquist, c. F. Decker, John M. Will
son, William Startup, ]. Cummings,
James Grey, James Farrer. J. w. Far
rer, j. Brown, ID. R. Beebe, j. Peters,
Or. and Mrs George Robinson, Mes
DANES L. o. Taft, M. II. Hardy, Diana
S S3n Josh Jones, A. o. Smoot, Will
I HaIn strong, Mrs. Widener, Misses Lou
! Nelson, Minnie Nelson, Maggie Stewart,
Mary SWensen and Minnie Brown.
| A very enjoyable party was given
wednesday by Mrs. NJ. z. Vogel, in
/ honor OF her son David's twelfth birth
| DAY. The whole affair was one of
| OF art, executed by David. and were
truly spring greeting. The amuse-
/ Inents We're conducted by his teachers,
ana were interspersed with musical Sc
| !ectlons. As the clock struck 8, the
nour OF his birth, a bells merry peal
ushered IN his new year. A dainty
lunch was served. and as the juveniles
sat at the bounteous spread a merry
chat went round
Ihose present were: Mrs. Mary b.
Roberts, Mary r. Farrer. Misses Hotz-
schue and Pearl Snow Tessie Roberts.
blanche Richards, Hazel Roberts, Cloe
Smoot, Belle Roberts, Matte Nelson.
Maoel shepherd, Gladys Farrer, Marie
ROBERTS, Jennie Beesley, Herald Smoot,
Herald Christophersen, Arnold Dixen,
Willie Barrett, James Tucker, Lamar
Nelson and John Beesley.
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A sacred concert will be given in the
Third ward assembly hall tomorrow
evening, under the auspices of the tab
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White, who viii shortly depart for the
British mission. An excellent pro-
gramme VIII be rendered.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union met Wednesday at the home of
MRS James Boyden. After singing and
prayer, Mrs. Belle Nelson read an
article on the life and work of Clara
Barton. Eleven members responded to
rollcaH Parliamentary drill was con-
Quoted By Miss F7reda Dressed.
Last Tuesday evening a number of
young people surprised Miss Mamie
Parker, the occasion being a farewell
party, as she intends to move to Salt
Lake with her mother Mrs. Lizzie Par
ker, in short time The young folks
spent a pleasant evening.
Ihose present were: Grace Berry,
Emma Taylor. Fawn Alfred, Amelia
Strong, Mamie Smith, Willie Alexan-
der, Reed Strong, Julius Duggens, Roy
jacques, Jessie Cluff, Ray Fern, Alfred
Morsley. Eugene Cuff, Bert Lewis and
Bliss Moore.
Professor Emily Davis. principal Of
the Vineyard district, is in the Garden
City, visiting friends
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Professor George Golf Of Santaquin
is here visiting.
Zebedee Coltrin has returned from
Bountiful, bringing with him his newly
welded wife. Mrs. Coltrins maiden
name was Nollie Miller
The masquerade carnival last night
IN the opera house was entirely success
full. Over half a. hundred were en-
maaque, and the mingling of the gro
tesque and beautiful, ghostIy and hui
morous characters made the scene one
OF varied SplendOr. Hundreds of spec
tators filled the SEATS and standing
room IN the galleries and dress circle.
During the evening specialties, con-
slStng OF a tambOurine dance by eigh-
teen little girls. a demon dance by
Spencer Worsley, Robert Buckley, Will
liam Wilson and Percy Burles, and
slack-rope walking by Eugene Roberts
were introduced His royal highners
was Al Van Wagonan, while Miss
Stella Knight acted the part of queen
The ball was under the management
of S. j. Jones and R j. Lambert NJ NJ
Warner, DR.. and Mrs. William Strong,
as judges, awarded prizes as follows:
For the prettiest costume, Miss Birdie
johnson of Salt Lake, representing a
lady of the queens court; for the most
hfdeous costume. Bert Smoot of Provo,
representing hayseed farmer; for the
besg sustained character, Ernest Buck
ley of Provo, a policeman. a few of
the characters were: America, Mrs
Epperson; Italian girl, Minnie Arrow
smith; flower girls, Floss Kirkham and
Kate barton; peasant girl, Millie
Green; cards, Mrs. Lizzie Parker;
witch, Mrs. Nellie Berry; peacock,