The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27

o.. Norman Shorten and AShDy Boyle
Courtiers to Ladies-Carrie Brown
ing, Johnnis Scowcrofts Ada Ste
Vens Howard jenkins, MagSie
Tout. Willie Emmett. Elva Little
field, Willard Ellis, May Scoweroft
Willie Paine.
Priest...... Jasper Wood
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Mrs. George /. Corey left Thursday
evening for Independence, Ida, where
she is hereafter TO reside. Mr.. Corey
preceded her some weeks ago.
Claude CrocIJer leaves Monday for
the east to accept a position with the /
General Electric company.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald entertained /
at her beautiful home on Adams avenue
ia honor Ct the Sacred Heart academy /
Aumnae and the class of 1900. new /
and very interesting game was intro /
duced. after which the young ladies' re
paired to the elegant dining room, ana /
were seated at a table laVishly IlleU
with choicest delicacies. At each place
was a card on which was written the
name Of each guest, a friendship heafs
being attached with lavender ribbon.
The afternoon was heartily enjoyed by
all The guests present were as Iol-
lows: Mrs. Lucy Cullen Nelson, Mrs
Ada Barrett McQuarrle- Misses Carna-
Is
Corey, LangsdOTf, Scudder, Farmer,
Cassin, Hogan, Vickery-
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The junior class Of the high school
held their class day exercises FRIDAY
evening, and a right merry time dld
they have. The members OF the senior
class were the objects of especial atten-
ton in more than one way. First they
were escorted to the best front seats IN
the house. and then the evenings pro
gramme which was series Of hits at
the characteristics and foibIes of the
different members of the class of 1900
was given. The guests took II goOu
naturedly The senior roll call was
characteristic feature. Quotations re-
ferriug TO each member of the class
were given, as follows:
Stone-'The infant love Of all his
dear race"
Barker-"He is the most unpenetrable
an that ever kept with man.
Boreman-''Tbe glass of fashion and
the mould form, the observed of all
observers"
Cook-'eWho chooseth me shall get
what many men desire
Lockhead-"Hs doth bestride the mar
row world like a Colossus
Knauss-"She has no relish for sal
walton"
Spargo-"A bowling success.
Carhart-''L is blind and lovers
cannot see the petty foibles that they
themselves commit"
Siisby-'Much may be said on b5th
Hart-"In the spring, a young mans
fancy lightly turns to thoughts OF
McGreeor-"After LIES ftfuI fever,
he sleeps well.
snow-"Pretty, but old enough to go
Frn 1rNl
Burton2@He has q face like a bene-
dictiOn."
Higginbotham-"A harmless neces-
sary cat
Hansen-'The gravity and stiffness of
your youth, the world has noted.
Gibson-''No Dardner in my misery.
Shermer-~She stood a sight 10 make
an old man young
Brown Six years darling Of a pig
mys size"
3. stone-"Even q single hair casts
shadow.
Barr-''You'd scarce expect one of my
age to speak in public o. the stage
Corey-"I pray you, do not fail IN
love with me"
Carnahan-"TiH then. my noble
friend, chew upon this.
Rudiger-"Ol that this, too, too, solid
flesh would melt"
stanley-'Im my mammals little
baby boy"
Parker-'No longer a child"
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The ladies' Of the AIaccabees gave a
delightful card party in K P. hall
Tuesday evening.
Neat invitations have been issued by
the members of the. Commercial class,
Ogden High school for their commence
nent exercises at the opera house June
l. The members Of the class are; Lot
tie Sleeth, Margaret Dee, William J,
Browning. David NJ Shaw, Clara =.
johnson, Edythe White, Samuel j. erik
A. Milton Meek, Robert c. Nye, Mae
Ensign, Ida L. Higgins, Henry Rosen-
biuth. Mamie Lucas, Mamie Porter
Joseph Z Evans, Roy II. Wilson, Flor
ence NJ. Driver, Ella Woodcock, A
Ralph Brown, Cara NJ. Seifert, Ethel
Young. Pearl Williams, Thomas Lar
sen. Virgie NJ. Breeder. Nellie n. Rut-
ledge, David Peterson, Ray S. Bow
man. Violet II. Rutiedse.
class colOrs-PUrple and gold
Glass motto-'To know is well; to dc
is better"
Mrs. Park of salt Lake is here, Wis
iting Mrs. +. J. Kiesel.
Mrs r y. Ryan gave the first of her
series of parties Wednesday afternoon
Next Monday she VIII give the second
of her series.
Mrs. Key is the guest of Mrs. Forest
Mrs. w A. McGcGan departs today
for Laramie, WyO., where she viii visit
relatives.
Tuesday evening Mrs. May Price en-
tertained few OF her friends. The
time was spent in listening TO voca
and literary. selections.
The High school commencement pro
gramme for June 1 follows:
@Anchored"-H. s. Glee club.
Invocation
'.The Niller's wooing H. S. Gle'
club
Orchestra.
Grafton, Manual Training In the
Public SchoOIs"-AFmeda F. Corey.
Scene from Miles Standish-Margare
T. Barr. William G. Barker, John n
Spargo, NJ. Spencer Stone, Frederick
Hart.
Grafton, business Commencement
Nellie n. Rutledge.
Class Poem-Bertha Marie Stone.
Grafton. aour Debt TO England
William c. Barker
Grafton, Success "-Joseph p. Evans
Presentation Of Diplomas-Hon c. Z
Sf iis.H School 'sOng-The school.
BenedictiOn.
The Junior class Of the High schoo
entertained the seniors and thel
friends at a delightful ball last evening
at Christeasen's.