The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
OGDEN.


ogden, Utah, March S1.-Mr. ]. p.
dawson, one of Ogden's talent
ed instrumentalists has COMPOSED a
new tWo-step, and has dedicated the
/ same 70 the jolly bachelors of the Co.
( IumDla club The piece is arranged for
an orchestra, and will he PLAYED for
the first time in public at the second
annual ball of the Columbia club
Easter Monday, April 16, by Christen-
sen augmented orchestra of ten
pieces. Musicians who have heard the
! piece say it is a clever bit of melody.
and one that will have immediate and
lasting popularity. The list of com
nalttees at work preparing for the event
is as follows:
Invitations and Tickets.-Gus Wright.
John Pierce, Charles R. Hollingsworth.
Floor Committee.-James T. Burton.
Fred Burt, ]. f. Grant, jr
Refreshm chisholm Gully, Claude
linn. ID. j. Farrell.
DecOrations.-Fred Massa. Row
Boyle, Charley Dee.
Reception.-Fred NJ. Nye, L. H. Craw-
shaw, S. E. Holiday, W. A. Scudder.
Herman Kuchler, c. A Wherry. J. r.
Austin, w G. Webb, NJ. J. Hall, Chris
Christensen.
Irving Emmett left yesterday morn
ing for England. where he will enter
the missionary field
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The Aid society Of the Congregation
al church has arranged an excellent en-
tertainment to be presented Wednes-
day evening, April 4, which promises
to be great success and deserving of
a large audience.
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The old folks of the First ward were
entertained by the young people. Dan
eng was enjoyed and a banquet was
served.
Monday evening ]. W. Salter was the
recipient of a surprise. The event was
IN commemOratiOn of his twenty-sev-
enth birthday. The evening was spent
In playing cards. and listening to mu-
sic. Refreshments were served Mrs.
Ezra Richardson was the winner of the
ladies' first prize, manicure set; Miss
Callie the BOBBY; Mr.. NJ. Wardleigh
gents first prize a travelling case, and
George Vine the BOBBY. Those present
We're: Messrs. and Mesdames Pickett,
Richardson, Nelson, ]. Smith, Mes
DANES POns. Shields. Tout, Misses Hall,
Salter. A Salter, Messrs. Hall, Jack
son, McCune, Wardleigh, Nelson, West
over and Vine Of Salt Lake.
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The silver medal contest of the Loyal
Temperance league, given Monday
evening, was a literary, social and
financial success. The contestants were:
Misses Becraft. Hamaly, Roberts. !
Craig and Brainard. The Rotations
were on temperance subjects, and the !
first prize was a beautiful silver medal, !
and second book. Miss Roberts won |
the medal, and Miss Craig the book. /
Misses Ruth and Bernice B6lnap sang !
a beautiful duet, Misses Mae Jenkins |
and Lottie Smith played, and Miss Mel !
lie Henderson, gave a vocal solo, all /
of which added to the pleasure of the !
evening.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
briggs.
Fred Brain of Salt Lake was an Og-
den visitor this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. West are in
Ogden from the south.
E. G. Vaughn was Salt Lake Wis
itOr Saturday.
Friday evening in the Union opera
house, which proved to be a largely
and enjoyable affair.
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Joseph Horrocks and Miss Theresa
Carter, two popular young people Of
Ogden, were married Tuesday evening
by Rev. Taylor.
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A reception was given Saturday af-
-ernOon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James
I. Hammond at the Reed hotel There
was thrOng Of visitors in the parlOrs
,or an hour or so shaking hands and
chatting with the guests of honor MU-
sic was furnished during the afternoon
md refreshments were also served.
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Wednesday afternoon the w. c. 7. |
,. met with Mrs. F. Haight Mrs. Cor +
idge was unable to be present and
ent her paper, which was read by Mrs
smith. Mrs. Dorland read a paper on
he subject, rs There Need of Young
Women in Temperance Work. Mrs /
one on What Can the Y IS
)O?" and Mrs. Craig one on The
Work Of Clara Parish" which closed
he programme. The club meets in two