The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
EVANSTON.
fSpecial Correspondence.

Evanston. WyO.. March "a dengnIIul
meeting of the Ladies Literary club was
held at the home of Mrs. LOOmis Friday
afternoon, March ,. a paper on Long
fellows home was read by Mrs. Good
man. 1t was beautifully written ana IN
tensely interesting, the writer having seen
his house. The Wayside Inn" etc Mrs
benson reviewed Self Culture, Mrs.
Foote read one Of tho 'Wayside Inn
Open Window" Mrs. Beckwith gave a
sketch of 'EVangeline." and after sher-
bet cake and coffee the club adjourned
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Lauder entertained number OF their
young friends Cards games. etc. formed
the amuSementS Of the evening and deIlel-
Gus refreshments were served
Mr. John Dykins returned Saturday
from a month in California
Mrs West entertained the Hign Five
club Friday evening and delightful and
jolly evening was passed.
Miss Avonia Flescher gave a party for
her young friends Friday evening.
The Boys Reading Circle met with
Master Eddie Beckwith Friday evening.
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A gloom was cast over our whole city
last Sunday morning by the death Of Mr..
r. n. MARI of pneumonia. He was a
young man of exemplary habits and be-
loved by all who knew him His mother
did not arrive from her home in Mas
sea her son alive. She has the sympathy
or everyone. He was buried Thursday
morning.
Mrs. John Johnson died Wednesday.
leaving three small children, the youngest
only five days old.
Commissioner Frank James was over
from Kemmerer for several days on
business.
Messrs- NJ w FoOte. P L. German. ].
c. Hanm. George Beard and John Arnold,
went down TO Salt Lake Tuesday 10 be
present at the meeting Of the grand lodge
of the A o. L. W
Rev. F. l. Arnold was in Salt Lake for
several days Of the past week
Master Frank Grady celebrated his
sixth birthday last Tuesday by entertain
ing his young friends and a jolly time they
had. After playing games. shooting at 8
target etc they were called to the tables
and each child given a ribbon projecting
from a huge platter of bran and on the
end of which each found a gift. Delicious
refreshments were served Frank also
received many remembTances- Those
present were the Misses Bertha Beckwith
Frances Fargo, Helen Tracy, Mabel
DOWney. RUsalind Putnam, Masters ROhO
lar. Henry Luce. Noryal and Leo
Cashin, Clifford and Maurice German.
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Mrs. May Holley who has been i'll with
pneumonia in Salt Lake City is i'm
proving
Mr. Will Mcdonald from Salt Lake was
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
Miss sallie Rankin came up from Salt
for the season
Mr. Roscoe Breeder of Ogden was in
town during the paS :! week
A number Of the friends of Rev. and
Mrs. Hollan surprised them Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ole Bergstrom is on the sick list
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Peter Peterson; The ladies Of
Moore and the Ladies Guild of the
Episcopal church with Mrs. Thomas
Blyth.
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Mr.. ]. \. Whitney is in the city among
OLD friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry, Cameron and
daughter. Marguerite; left Wednesday
California points.
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Mrs. James Code made a business trip
TO Salt Lake City last Wednesday.
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Superintendent Baird OF this division is
in Omaha and other eastern points
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The enga cement of Miss Hattie Rath-
burn and Mr.. Fred Wurtelle has been
announced.
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Attorney W. J. Hills left Thursday even
ing for St. Paul MINI