The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-22


white de sole overskirt
Miss Grace McGona gle-Pink silk or
candle.
Miss Verna Bowman-Brown, with
| blue satin and lace trimmings
Mrs. Lizzie Hart-White organdie.
Miss Virgie Breeden-Lavender or
candle.
Mrs. E. Stratford-Black. crepon.
Mrs. Pulver-Black crepon.
Mrs. Vivian Hatch-Gray silk cos
tune
Mrs. Smythe-Black erepon.
Mrs. Angus Wright-Black silk
Mrs. Farley Wright-Blue silk waist.
Mrs. Frank Nichols-Black silk.
Mrs. Archie BCwman-Black, with
blue satin and braid trimmings.
Miss Rose Vickery-Yellow silk.
Miss Carrie Smith-Black crepon,
with light trimmings.
Miss FarT-Black crepon.
Miss Florence Turner-Blue silk.
Miss Green-White Swiss.
Mrs. Fred Yalverson-W Swiss;
ribbons
Miss Laura Horr-Black grenadine
over black satin.
Miss E. Naisbett-Blue organdie,
black velvet trimmings.
Miss Todd-White organdie over pink.
Miss Olson-Blue striped silk waist,
dark skirt.
Mrs. William lasmann-Salmon
pink silk waist, trimmed with point
lace, and Nile green velvet, black skirt.
Mrs. Badren-Lavender silk waist,
dark skirt.
Mrs. I'alrymple-Red silk waist, dark
skirt
Mrs. Pulver-Dark blue, trimming of
yellow silk.
Mrs Holther-Cream silk, lace trim
mings.
Among the Ogden gentlemen at the
ball were the following
John Pierce S. w. Wherry, J. Brown
c. A. Wherry, Dyer, E. A. Littlefield,
Charles Hollingsw orth, William Ferrin,
John Gully, Josh Grant, Albert Ped
dler, David Mckay, Tom Mckay, A.
Brown. Horace Peery, Harold Peery,
Fred Burt, w. Burt. Gus Wright, j.
Browning, Jesse Langsdorf, Will Kay,
w. L. Watts, Archie Bowman, Lester
Scoville, Fred Whipple, Frank REEVE,
Fred Bell, e. Larlkin, Charles Kercher
Harrington, Roy Lamdin, S. E. Halli-
day. Will Watson, Gus Scudder Walt
Webb, Fred Nye, Henry Tavey, Walt
Clark, Carlson, Roy Boyle, Guy Clark,
Fred Massa, NJ S. Browning, Tom Carr
Chevers, ]. D. Watson, Angus Wright,
Joe Wright, Farley Wright. James Bal
lard, s. BadcOn, E. StratfOrd, &. Pull
yer, Fred Halverson, Frank Nichols, j.
s. Lewis, Y. Hatch, Joseph Peery,
George Hanson, Francis, Glasmann,
Smythe. Grant, Bert Harris. Grout l..
Holther, RunyOn, Archie Mcintosh. Jim
Burton, Harry Todd, Clarence Gunnell
| Harry Nelson, Henry Stevens, Van
| Dyke, Roscoe Breeder, Ned Bannister,
Bern Spencer, Cassin, Treseder, Crisson,
W. ]. Shealy.
| Mayor NJ. S. Browning had a house
warming Thursday night, opening his
| fine new home to guests for the first
| time since it's completion. The guests
were the FIVE sisters and ten brothers
/ of Mayor Browning, with their nus
| bands and wives. The mayors father
! had ten sons, all living, the oldest being
now 70 years. Moreover, they were all
available FOR this social event, and a
merry time did the Browning family
make Of it IN the magnificent new home
Of Ogdens mayor. All kinds Of talent
exists in the family, and of the ten
brothers at least four are good music
ians, and Tart of the festivities con-
sisted in dancing in the ball room,
which is fitted up in the basement OF
| the new home.
| A substantial and tasteful supper was
| served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. David E. Browning, Mrs. j. Wes-
| ley Browning, Mr.. James A. Browning,
| Mr., and Mrs. J. Alma Browning, Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Browning, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jonathan Z. Browning, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. S. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
S. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. George z.
Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
| Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace, Mrs Ella
Redfeld, Mrs. Nancy Reese. Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. G.. Child, parents of Mrs. j.
NJ. Browning were also present
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Friday evening next a german will
be given at Christensen's under the
auspices Of the advanced Juvenile class.
Handsome favors are being prepared.
There will be a Nav pole dance and
| other fancy dances. The guests may
dance after 1880.
Justice Hall on Friday evening unit
ed in marriage w. D. Varnes and Mrs
Matte H. Woodruff, both Of Salt Lake
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The Cecilia. club concert Friday even
ing in the tabernacle was one of the
most finished musical productions OF
the year. The club was under the di-
rection of Mr.. Coop, and was assisted
by w. w. Give, violinist, Mrs. Kate
Observation-Disclosures and Mrs. H. S. En-
sign. Several operate selections were
sung, and at the Close the club anc
choir rendered Fair Ellen" an en-
core being demanded
The Wednesday Evening Dancing
club will run an excursion to salt Lake
and dance at ChriStensens' in that city
There will be a special train over the
Rio Grande Western.
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Among the Salt Lake ladies in at
tendance at the ball of the ColuInbis
club was Miss Gamble, Miss AftoT
Young and Miss Annette Burkett-
Claude Croker was a Salt Lake visi
tor Friday.
Mrs. George Snow was the guest O.
Mrs. J. f. Grant this week and attend
ed the Columbia club ball.
The local lodge of the Maccabees- will
give a ball at Christensens' Tuesda!
evening A crowd Of Salt Lakers il
expected to come up as guests. Re
freshments will be served during thu
evening.
Miss NJ. A. Torgasson of Logan is il
Ogden. the guest OF Mrs. Fred Halver
son. She attended the Columbia eIul
ball.
George w. Goddard and Oscar Moyl'
were Salt Lakers in attendance at TIT
bali of the Columbia club.
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Miss CoryaI left for her home il
Wells, New, Friday.
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Miss Isola Henry and Claude Linslel
were united in marriage Thursda!
evening by Rev. w. G.. Evans. Thu
bride wore pretty white organdie anC
carried a bouquet of carnations. Th'
| m rInr- was tastaf1Illu decorated will