The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-07

surprise party in honor Of their daughter.
Ella, on Wednesday evening. About thir-
" young people were present. Luncheon
was served and the evening was spent
pleasantly in playing games.
Miss Lizzie Barnes entertained twenty
five OF her friends on Thursday at a de-
nghtfut home party. Cards and games
We're enjoyed and at II o clock a dainty
luncheon was served.
Next Friday evening a married folks
ball viii be given in the .kaysvi1le hall.
Young people will not be permitted TO at
tend, and such dances as were popular
under the auspices of the local amuse-
ment committee. which has been giving a
series of dances for young people during
the holiday season
Miss Lizzie Galbraith. who was up from
salt Lake spending the holidays, returned
on Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Manning Of Hooper is in
Kaysviiie visiting.
Professor and Mrs. J. H. Linford and
children Of Logan returned home yester-
day, after spending the holidays here.
AiTE. J. R. ProgdfOOt gave a card party
on New Years day
William T. Clark Of Idaho Falls was a
visitor in Kaysville on Monday.
Chester u Of Chesterfield, Ida. IS
s2endlnf week in Bountiful. his cd
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Miss udy and Charles z. Hogan,
two VI people Of South Bountiful,
were M on Thursday and gave a re-
Perry Clark, formerly a resident Of
Bounufal, but now an Iowa citizen, is in
BOunuful and will probably remain there.
Miss Armenia Wiley of BOuntiful en-
tertained on Thursday evening
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Mr.. and Yrs. William J. Parkin return
Cd TO BountifuI from Chesterfield. Ida
At the home Of Mary F. Gail on New
Years day a reunion Of the family of the
late Arson Call of Bountiful was held.
There was a very large attendance Of the
late Mr. Calls descendants.
". D. Major Of Layton returned from a
visit to Thatcher, Ariz., on Friday.
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Bert Thornley, Of Layton has returned
from Lewiston. Ida, where he spent the
holidays.
vi Shynody evening MI. ana Mrs.
george W. Falmer or harrington enter
tanned a company of their friends. An
oyster supper was served and the guests
spent an evening Of pleasure. Those pres
ent We're: Professor and Mrs. J. II. Tan
ner, Bishop and Mrs. J. NJ Seerist, Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Chafin Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown. Mrs. Annie T. Walker and Miss
Algie Walker.
Miss Bertha Walsh Of Pennington was
hos 7A 4f.fI 4,T
Tuesday evening. Miss Walsh will re-
turn 10 Logan. where she is attending
school, tomorrow.
The Sunday school children Of Farm
ington, 300 strong, were entertained at the
Social hasl on Wednesday afternoon by
committee chosen from the school Dane
ing was enjoyed and a bag Of dainty con-
fectiOns was presented to each child.
william. Frank and Miss Lavina Rob
inson of Morgan have been spending the
holidays at Pennington.
Professor j. NJ. Tanner has returned to
Logan.
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William L. Smith is down from Morgan.
There was an enjoyable basket ball at
the Pennington Social haH Wednesday
evening given blythe Sunday school work
ent. Baskets containing lunches for two
prepared by the young ladies. were sold
at auction, in some Instances fancy prices
being paid by the gentlemen The event
was most successful socially and finan-
eiaily. The committee in charge were
George W. Palmer, Miss Aigie Walker.
Fred Abbott Mss AdeHa Abbott, Horace
Nanfieet Miss Rhoda KnOwlton. E A.
Cottrell. Miss Ortentia Hess and Henry
Oviatt.
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Ex-Mayor John Walsh will this evening
entertain the retiring city officials and
also the members Of the present adminis-
tratiOn.
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Last evening a character ball was given
in the Centerville opera house. It was a
well attended affair. and the costumes
were varied and interesting
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Burt EeadinS Of Centerville has return
ed TO Bingham. after spending the holi-
days with relatives.
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