The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11
OGDEN.

Ogden, Feb 1O.-FTiday evening 6.
L. Wade, principal of the Mound Fort
school, was given a surprise party IN
honor of his birthday anniversary at
his home, corner Seventeenth and
Washington avenue. There were about
forty present, including eight teachers
and a number Of his pupils, besides
other friends. Mr.. Wade was present
ed with an ebony handled hat brush
by the pupils and friends, and the
eight teachers combined in presenting
him with fine umbrella. Card play
ing. music and dancing were other en-
joyabfe features of the evening.
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Miss Blanche LOUghney was the hos
| tess at a party of friends who gath
! cred at her home. 1888 Washington ave-
nue. Games and refreshments were the
| order. The guests were Nellie Tribe,
/ Irene Strang, Pearl Herrick, Clara Al
4 len. Mamie Frye, Lillian RaCkham,
/ Emma Haddenham, Ben Martensen,
| Ben Critchlow, Lon Browning, George
/ Hinley Tom Turner, Carl Pardow, Par
/ ley Cole.
The ladies Of the D. of H, A. Q. L.
! w, will give a valentine card party
/ next Wednesday evening. Feb. "A, 1900.
! There will be refreshn ents and prizes.
Miss Maud LittIefeld returned to her
home in Morgan Thursday after visit
ing several days with Ogden friends.
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Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, Ogden
J lodge No. 6S. b of R T. rendered
banquet to Past Vice Grand Master
W. G. Edens, who now fills the posi-
ton of assistant superintendent Of free
delivery systems of the United States
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and Buffalo. Postmaster Charles
Meighan and Assistant Postmaster
/ George J. Kelley, DIR. n. ". Hewett
salt Lake City and ogden mail car
I riers, were the invited guests Of the
evening The guests were invited to
the lodge room and presented to the
( honored guest Of the evening. After
listening to informal talks by several
gentlemen they were invited to the
banquet room and Uartook Of the deli
cacies prepared by Caterer FRYER. The
first toast of the evening was The
President of the United States re-
sponded to by Hon. w. @. Edens; "Og-
den City Postoffice." Charles Meighan;
Southern Pacific Railway Employees -
c. A. Peterson; ITO the Village South
of Us" by N W. Hewett; Ogden
Merchants" by z. A. Munsey; Fra
ternal Organizations" by George j.
Kelley; National Eight-hour Law, -
Harry Hayes: Railway OrganiZa-
TONS" H. P. McCardle.
Those present were: Ogden post
Office Charles Meighan, postmaster;
George ]. Kelley, assistant postmaster;
J. w LindstrOm, Edgar Stone. Bert
Litzenburg. Members of brotherhood;
Hon. w. G. Edens, Chicago, Ills; DIR.
n. W. Hewett, salt Lake City; Ona
Scrutchfield, HOssingtOn, Kan; J. w
Burdett, Salida, Colo; Z. a Munsey, Q.
a Peterson, Lee Parker. o. P. Ran
dali, J. r. Shakell. NJ. A. Ayers. Charles
c. Sherman, ~ Ragan. NJ F. Critics
Harry Hayes, c. Il. Furniss. H. P. Nc
Cardle.
The Weber club is arranging to give
grand ball and reception. The date
| viii probably be Feb. &c.
A great social event of the cominl
week will be the O. r. c. bail Tuesday
evening at Christensen's.
J Mrs. John Collett was up from Sal
; Lake during the week.
) Mrs J. f. Grant is reported as re
covering rapidly from the results of Z
successful operation performed at ST
l Marks hospital
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The marriage of Miss Bertha Lind
sey, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs A Z
Lindsey TO Nr Hellenthal, prominen
: young attorney of Evanston, is an
: nouneed to occur at 6 o'clock Monda.
: evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. MeEwan enter
tanned their friends at cards Wednes
] day evening Refreshments were serv
E ed and dancing was INDUCED in. tn