The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
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nOote: Inc mouse was DeautlIully dec
GRATED with flags, bunting, flowers and
potted plants. All kinds Of games, ice
cream, Trult and cake helped to pass a
very delightful evening, md the seniors
gave a hearty vote OF thanks to their
kind entertainers. A fiashlight was taken
OF the party during the evening. Those
present were Professor and Mrs. Nor
wood, Misses COrbyn, Balm, Torrance,
erts, Maurice Young, Neda Downey, Lii
Ian Hamm, Almeda Hanson, Dora
Jones, Addle Woman, Minnie Gunneu.
Beatrice and Flora La Chapelle, Dagmar
Nelson, Teresa Dryer, Florence PomerOy,
Alice sDUncOmDe, and MeSSrS. George Sci
len, William Parkinson, James Brown,
Charley Bowen, John Smith and Lansing
Foote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blythe, Miss Bel
Ia, and Mrs. Anderson returned Friday
evening from California.
Mr. Frank James is over from KEN
mereT
Mrs l. D. Jackson and daughter. Jean.
left Saturday for Kemmerer.
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Mrs. Ellen X Denney left Tuesday for
Council Bluffs. Mrs Denney has been in
Evanston for the past three weeks, help
ing IN the revival services and lecturing
for the w c. T. L. Mrs Denney is a
very able woman and her stay was great
" enjoyed by all who had the pleasure of
hearing her
Mrs. J. NJ. Stevenson entertained the
Literary club Friday afternoon The at
tendance was smaller than usual, owing
to the stormy weather. Mrs. Bergstrom
opened the programme with some very
interesting music notes; Mrs. Beckwith
read a very beautiful sketch of LOngfel-
low. Mrs. Foote gave a synopsis of his
poem, Michael Angelo and after roll
call, quotations and business, delicious
refreshments We're served by the hostess.
one of the most enjoyable afternoon
teas of the season was given Tuesday by
Mrs Charles Stone and Mrs Otto Ar
mold at the home of the former. The
house was beautifully decorated with
white and purple lilacs, and the refresh
ments served in four courses, consisting
OF everything that was pleasant to palate
and sight. Those present were Mesdames
l. 6. WinSlOw, NJ. W. FoOte, Booth, kaS-
tor, Blyth, Bergstrom, Cameron, McKen-
zie, Pugh, Wicks, Drew, Hilliard, Nor
wood and Miss Drew, Mesdames Brad
bury, Putnam, o Brien, Levers and Miss
Cashin from Red Canyon.
Miss Emma Hirschler is in Fontenella,
called to her brothers ranch by the Sc
rious illness of his children with scarlet
fever.
Miss Winnie Chamberlin and Miss
Agatha Rail entertained their Sunday
school classmates and teacher last Sat
urday Afternoon.
Miss Ivy Lezeart and MIR. Oliver En-
NETT were married last Monday evening
at the residence OF the brides mother,
where they will remain during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. H. H. Green, mother of Mrs. Guy
Johnson, left Wednesday for her home in
Iowa; after two months visit with her
daughter.
Mrs. R. E; Close left Tuesday TO spend
few days in Omaha
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DR.. D. B. Rathbun returned Friday
evening from Salt Lake
Mr.. Frank Funk has accepted the posi-
ton formerly filled by Mr.. William Frost
at the freight Office.
Mr.. Ole Bergstron returned from Hill
lard Sunday, to fill his place in the COM
missioners' meetings
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Attorney ]. c. Hamm left Monday to
attend court at Green River.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. L. Goodman
left Thursday for a six weeks stay in
California, and from there they go to
Honolulu. They expect to be gone a year
or more. cIo-
Mrs. Stone and the Misses Robinson,
DoIg, Torrance, Balm and COrbyn enjoy
ed luncheon together last Friday.
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The members of the Eastern Star en-
joyed one of their jolly evenings Tues
day. After some Invitations refreshments
were served by DR.. Bristol and c. A Pol
~. and those gentlemen proved them
selves able caterers; the cakes they swOre
they baked, and the sliced oranges and
bananas proving delicious.
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County Treasurer J. L. Fleming is very
dangerously i'll at his room in the Gott-
stein house with symptoms of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. William Evans left Wednesday
evening for Pueblo. Colo.
Major T. NJ. Foote returned Tuesday
from a business trip to California
Mrs. Charles Wilkinson entertained the
ladies of the Methodist church Thursday
afternoon and they had most delightful
time. The tongues worked as fast as the
fingers, and that means a great deal, for
large amour of work was accomplished
Dresses, aprons, sun bOnnets, busting
caps, shoe bags and dolls figured largely
in the afternoons labor, and at o'clock
coffee, sandwiches, salad, deviled eggs
and cake were served.
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elegantly Thursday evening and one Of
the most delightful evenings of the sea-
son was passed in his home. The refresh
ments were fine and all gave three cheers
for the bachelor.
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The Presbyterian ladies passed a very
pleasant afternoon Thursday with Mrs
G. G. Norwood.
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Mr.. George F. Richardson and family
have returned to once again reside in our
midst. and are being heartily welcomed
by old friends
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Mr. William Frost and family departed
Thursday evening for their future home
in Washington City. where Mr.. Frost has
a government position.
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Mr.. and Mrs. IT. J. Ware had the mis-
fortune to lose a small child by death
Thursday afternoon. 1t was taken to
Ogden for burial Friday.