The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

JOIln u spencer IS at nome again.
Mrs. George 2. Downey has returned
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Mrs. Myton left Friday morning for
he east.
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Mrs. W '. Eberly has returned from
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VIII T. Dinwoodey spent Thursday
n the city.
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Judge and Mrs. lie Grand Young will
reach home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Macdonald are
ntertaining their sister.
Mra. Bullock of Provo has been visit
ing Mrs. George H. Wood.
VIII T. Dinwoodey left yesterday for
his home III San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Felt enter
tanned Wednesday evening.
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Vivian McCune has gone to British
Columbia on a business trip.
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The Pan-Hellenic society will meet
Thursday with Miss ElleTbeck.
Ray Walker has returned from San
Francisco 10 spend Christmas.
The annual Alta club reception will
be given the latter part of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell are at
home to their friends al the Kenyon.
The knights OF Pythias enjoyed So
cial evening at Castle hail on Monday
Professor and Mrs. Mcclellan viii
spend Christmas with relatives III Pay
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Sharp have
returned from delightful trip to ia
pan
to Colorado Springs to spend Christ
Dick OgIesby is numbered among the
college boys who has returned for re
holidays.
Professor and Mrs. Willard Done eel
evening.
Miss Mamie Porter has returned
from college to spend the Christmas
holidays.
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Miss Macintosh and Miss Emily
Read have returned from their Euro
pean trip.
The engagement of Miss Blanche
Macintosh and A. E Rykert of Paris
is announced.
Miss Kate Thomas. who has been
abroad for the past year, will return
home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoodey
leave Wednesday for a visit to Chica-
go and New York.
Mrs. James W. Nell left for Chicago
Friday night to spend the holidays
with her daughter.
The students of the L. D. s. business
college enjoyed a dance at Christensens'
Thursday evening.
The students of the Salt Lake Bust
ness college gave dance at Christen-
sens Friday evening
The many friends Of Howard Trumbo
viii be glad to learn that he is spend
ing a few days i in 7, the !. city
The marriage Of Miss Elnora Beck
and ". y. Ward of Provo, took place
the Temple.
Mrs. J. W. DOnnellan and Miss Edith
DOnnellan have returned from CalifOr-
MIA They are at the Kenyon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Oglesby will
spend Christmas with Mrs. Oglesby's
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. DruehI
Mrs. eli H. Murray and Mr.. Neal
Murray of Kentucky are visiting Mrs.
AfUrray's daughter, Mrs. ". II. Irvine.
Among the successful events of the
week was the Assembly dance, which
took place Wednesday at Christen-
sens.
The boys of battery a. n. G. T.. were
royalty entertained by its officers Mon
day evening at the home of Captain
Grow.
Among the successful affairs of the
week was the dance given by Salt
Lake lodge No. S95, Order of Railway
Conductors
With the return OF the college boys
and girls the holiday season seems. /
by common consent to. be given over
TO affairs for the younger set
Mr.. and Mrs. George CarOthers
Young announce the marriage of their
daughter. Grace Alberta, to Dr. Gin
ton Joshua KistleT of Lehighton, Pa.
The marriage of Miss Ida Eckstrand
and Mr.. Fred Brown viii take place on
Ian. I, 1901, at 1880 p. m, at the home /
IF the brides parents, GA South Third /
West.
Mrs. G. w. Arhmor. accompanied by /
Ter daughters. Misses Adele and Edna, |
las gone to California to join Mr.. Arb /
state some time ago.
Mrs. Mary Jewett TelfOrd was the |
,uest of honor at a delightful reception /
-iven Thursday evening by the mem
,ers Of the WOman's Relief corps and /
;. a. r. posts Of the city.
The dancing party to be given by /
he university. under the management I
II the sophomore class, viii be one of |
he events Of tho Christmas week. /
Those who attended the last university /
lance viii Vouch for its success. The !
viii be in the class color, !
Yale blue, and punch viii be served |
Turing the evening. The chaperones |
ire Mrs. w a. Nclden, Mrs. Hoyt /
Sherman. Mrs. +. a Vincent, Mrs J. |
- Rawlins. Mrs. J. T. kingsbury. Mrs. /
n w Ritter. Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Egg /
,ert Roberts.
Dec. II. tGe shortest day in the year, t
vill long be renembered by those for /
urate enough to he present at the we'd |
ing anniversary of Albert and Emily /
Brown. The game OF progressive sixty /