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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
At Cards.

thursday and Friday afternoons Mrs.
r. A Druehl entertained at cards for
her daughter. Mrs. Walter Druehl. on
each occasion the tables We're arranged
IN the parlors and library. and the
games were most animated. on Thurs
day Mrs Weir won the prize for the
greatest number of prOgressions. and
Mrs. Miner Won the consolation prize
Friday afternoon Mrs. Ingram and
Mrs Ross were the successful contest
ants.
Among the players on Thursday were
Iescames Elliott. Bickford. Ferris
k5ce. = Bransford, J. s. Bransfo~d
luadt Weir, Weber. Beatty. Brink
Baldwin. Brown. Dern. Ewing. EberIv
Fordyce. Human. Kimball. Woodruff.
Knox, Keith. Kincaid, Lowe. Leonard,
Mathis. Clement, MARYLAND. Miner.
Miner, Mcclure, Marshall. Nelden. Og-
-eSby, PeytOn, PfOutz. Plummer. Col
born, PenrOse, Read, Holmes. Richards.
stephens, Sherman, Daggett. White.
W likes, Woodward, BidweI Spencer,
Holman. KearEs Misses KimbaiI, Lowe
and NeIdeu.
fridays guests We're Mesdames Yves
leEHeid, j. Beatty, Stewart. COhn, Dick
rlJ DoDly. EcCles. Fra nlxen- Glendiu-
Ang, Blanchard, Gallagher. Hoag. In
gram, Ireland. EimbaL. Lyons. Linck.
L-Ss, Brlce, Lyons. Newell, Ivers.
Reed, Sutherland, Shelp, Sawyer. VoII-
l.er Vincent. SimmOndS, Walker.
Misses COhn. Dickert. Miller. Ross.
l.ielards, IveTs. Sawyer. Hague.
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ENJOYABLE Affair.

Among the pleasant events of the
week was the card party given Tues
cay afternoon by Mrs. Harry T Duke
and Miss Aft. The affair took place at
the home of Mrs. Duke, which was
prettily decorated with Christmas green
and American Beauty roses. The score
and tally cards were Water-cOlOr
sketches Of Gibson girls. Handsome
souvenirs were won by Mrs. BeIcher,
Mrs. w. II. DOnneH and Miss Terhune.
The guests of the afternoon were
Mesdanes Fischer, Mccormick, A. H. s.
Bird, Cheeseman. GemmelI, Bird. Ow-
ems. Farian, Sadler. Lynch, Slade.
DOnnell, 5. ;. Walker, s F. Walker,
j r Walker, jr-, D. F. Walker, jr.,
Eccles, Kirkpatrick Gibson, Cowan,
Daft. futile. Watson, Park, Holmes,
Belcher, O'ConnoF Brice, Eager, Steph-
ems, J. Bailey, 9. H. Post. Bennett,
Davis, J.=-Y Dung, H. w. Lawrence,
Goodwin. Burke. Hughes. Shelp. Wood
ruff, Miles, Pierce. z. I. Thomas. Allen,
Fifield. Smedley- Smith, r. G.. Smith;
Misses Nelden. Dickert. Terhune. Na-
son, Thorn, Lowe, Hardness, Sadler,
Walker, Kirkpatrick, Constance Kirk
patrick, Park, Dolly, Shelley. KimbaH,
Miles, Geddes. Sherman, Leonard, Ed
ma Sherman, Keith, Jennings, Jose
Dhine Katz, Miller, Anderson, Mason.
Burke, Jasmine Young, Parker, Lucille
Jennings. Hanauer, Ida HanaUer.
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OGDEN.

Ogden, Dec. 22.-The most elaborate
and altogether delightful party given
in ogden this season was at Christen-
sens Friday evening. when L. Bernard
Spencer entertained at dancing party
The event was notable for bringing to-
get er many CT the young man friends
from Salt Lake and from Idaho points
and for the thorOughness of detail with
which all arrangements essential for
comfort and enjoyment were carried
out
The hall was tastefully decorated
with evergTeenS and a bevy of pretty
little girls presided at exquisitely drap-
ed booths, where ices and punch were
served. The dancing was introduced
by a german and was continued until
o'clock. The event brought together
some of the most elaborate and hand
some costumes ever seen in q 8ali-
room III this city. Among them were
the following:
Mrs. H. H. Spencer-Black silk, dia-
mOnds.
Mrs. Abe Kuhn-Tan crepe costume,
made applique, jewels.
Mrs. Ad Kuhn-Gray crepe, white
applique.
Mrs. j. c. Armstrong-Black tailor
gown, diamonds.
Mrs. G. D. Tyree-Black silk. Jet
trimmings.
Mrs. Harris-Light silk.
Mrs. Joseph s. Peery-Black chiffon.
Mrs Horace PeeFy-Blue organdie.
over blue silk
Mrs. George NJ. Hanson-W and
rose taffeta silk
Mrs. ConIisk-BIack silk,
Mrs. Jones-Black silk
Mrs. l. Marks-Gray silk. white chif-
fon trimmings
Mrs. A. z. BigelOw-Brown silk.
white trimmings,
Mrs I. L. Reynolds-Rose coIored
silk and jet trimmings.
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You and I Crystal Club.

The You and I Crystal club had a
pleasant meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs G. A. Strickland in Waterloo.
TIE game of high five was INDUCED IN
for a short time, Mrs. Holden and Mr.
Eckton scoring the greatest number Of
points. and Mr.. and Mrs. Golden GUiV-
er second. Very pretty tallies were
used The guests were then invited
into the dining room &c DaTtake Of an
elegant supper after which the music
of Mr. William Culver was much en-
joyed. The club adjourned to meet the
first Thursday in the new century, and
all are requested to be present prompt
" at $50 o'clock.
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Important Event

me most important event of the hoI-
-ta- lSOD VIII be the COnCer- by the
t7le Glee and Banjo clubs which takes
..r'H New Years eve at the CCngre-
-a-HNa. church. 1t will be given un-
ttE the auspices Of the University club.
ana during their stay in the city the
ale men VIII be royalty entertained
ID. the men Of the University club.
among the affairs at which they viii
3D.. guests Of honor Will be the reception
#. me hnutsford, given by Mrs. Mary
Judge and Mr.. Frank Judge. who viii
-In from Yale for the holidays. and
me annual University club high links.
me- uatTOnesses for the concert VIII
u. AIRS. Clarence +. Allen. Mrs. Jacob
a.. Eamberger. Mrs. William II Ban
."l- Mrs. William J. Barrettc, Mrs.
aaF.@S ". Bennett Mrs. Joseph NJ
1919 Nel Mrs. Arthur Bird Mrs. VIII
....A NJ Bradley, Mrs. Charles 2.
..t'hS- Mrs Causten Browne. jT-. Mrs
-,.'Adrd II. Browne Mrs. Edward b
..l-ratow, Mrs. David A. Depue, Mrs.
george r. DeTn. Mrs. George +. Down
- AiFS- David G. Dunbar, Mrs Adrian
Ellis. Mrs Ferdinand j. Fabian. Mrs.
Louis u. FarnsWOrth. Mrs. Edward
stewart Ferry. Mrs. William Montague
cry. Mrs Robert Gemmell. Mrs. l.
L'anauer. Mrs. Robert Hardness. Mrs
-7t DE- Harris, Mrs. David Is. Hemp
lead Mrs. George p. Holman. Mrs.
Ia win Francis Holmes. Mrs. William
, T. lgleheart, Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs
.tl J Judge. Mrs. Thomas KeaTns. Mrs
David Keith. Mrs. Julia A KimbaII.
@iis. Henry W. Lawrence. Mrs. George
a. Lowe Mrs. William :. Mccormick.
siTs Henry g. Mcmillan. Mrs. George
H. Marshall, Mrs. John A Marshall.
Mrs Edward Merrill. Mrs. James A.
|ilner. Mrs Seth w Morrison Mrs.
James w. Neill. Mrs. William A Mel
den. Mrs George Lowe Nye. AIRS. Rob
eFL II. Officer Mrs. Samuel g. Park,
MIS- Frank Pierce. Mrs. Charles H.
FoSJ, Mrs. Graham F. Putnam. Mrs.
" lndsor Y. Rice. Mrs. Joseph T. Rich
ARDS, Mrs. William W. Ritter. Mrs. Don
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Onal Club

The Opal club met in regular BIZ
monthly session at the Ladies' Literary
clubhouse last Tuesday evening. Sixty
three was the game OF the evening. Hfr.
DCty and Mrs. Putnam winning frs
prizes. The consolation prizes were
awarded to Mr.. Grow and Miss Gun
ningham. During the evening deli
cious refreshments were served. Dan
cling continued until midnight. Those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. DOty, Mr..
and Mrs. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes,
Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs. Libby Misses
EIdredge, Nichols. Gibson. Cunning
ton Myers. Stickney, FiaggeT. Arnold
Bishop. Cunningham, Messrs. Grow,
Anderson. Smith. ROsCnbaum. Brown,
WhittemOre. Schluter. Hiskey, Wood
run. Ben Johnson. Nichols, Ellis john
son, ManteU, Hadley, Coulam, Kneass,
Olsen, keysOr, Leslie. Fowler, StringeT.
The club viii begin the new year
with O. session at the club house on
New Years night. An elegant supper,
preceded by d short musical pro-
gramme and followed by dancing. WIN
constitute the evenings entertainment.
The club at present is in a very flour
ishing condition. the prescribed mem
bership being completely filled and
many now waiting to be admitted The
club socials have proved to be excep-
tiOnally successful and with several
parties on the docket for the
coming winter the new year gives ev-
cry promise of being the most pleasant
in the club'S history.
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At Sixty-three.

Thursday evening Mrs Harry T.
Duke and Miss Az were again the hos
tesses of a large and enjoyable card
party. The decorations were similar TO
those of Tuesday afternoon. and were
in keeping with the yUIe-tide. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Richard Keyes, Mr..
Bowman. Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. J.
H. Bowman and DR.. Ewing.
Among the players were Messrs. and
Mesdames N. K. Parsons, A 9. Ew-
ing. Lyon. PinkertOn, G. 2. Mason, r.
AIff. 0. K. Lewis, {. H. Brink, J. H
Bowman. Hall. Marshall, Thomas.
Snow. Daily, Charles Read, Richard
Keyes, G. H Griffin, MARYLAND, Dolly,
.. F. Walker. Nelden, Pearson. Gray,
SheIp, Mrs. McCalIum, DR.. F. 5. Bas-
com
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In Honor of Mrs. walter DruehI

Notable among the affairs Of the
week were the entertainments given by
Mrs. f, A DTuehl in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Walter DruehI.
The first occurred on Wednesday ard
was IN the form of a reception. The
hours being from until >. The dec
vrduonS were suggestive OF the holiday
season. The rooms were fcstOoned win
christmas green, while from the cham
deIers and dOoFWayS hung Wraaths of
holly and mistletOe, tied with stream ers
OF scarlet ribbon.
The dining room was in pink and
white. The table was arranged With
pink carnations, a wealth OF s,niIax
and Streamers and bows of pink satin.
Daylight was excluded and the room
was lighted with lamps, shaded in
pink
Assisting IN receiving We're AIRS. wal
ter Druehl, Miss Preston, Mrs Tcrrv.
Mrs Dic'Iert, and Mrs Oglesby. The
dining room was presided over IN Miss
Dlckert and Miss Lena Preston. Coffee
was poured by Mrs. James /. Franl5an.
and Mrs. Duncan served punch.
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Miss Hume-White organdie.
Miss Tyler-White organdie.
Miss Grant-Red cloth costume.
Miss Inez Farr-Cream organdie with
pale blue chiffon trimmings.
Miss Littlefield-Pink swiss.
Miss Buchmiller-Whit Organdie,
pale blue taffeta.
Miss Healy-PaIe blue taffeta.
Miss Peery-Canary cOlored silk,
/ black velvet trimmings.
Miss Franc PeebleS-ROse cOlored silk
with velvet trimmings.
Miss Hayes-White silk waist, dark
skirt.
Miss Gonagle-Turquoise blue or
candle.
Miss Moffett-Dark silk costume.
Miss bessie SpenceT-White Organdie
Miss Evelyn Hendershot-Wh silk
Miss Nellie Hendershot-Pink organ
die.
Miss Ida Cassin-Blue crepe trimmed
in pink.
Miss Edith Tavey-BIue chiffon.
Miss Maud Lewis-Gray and pink.
Miss Clark-ROSe crepe over rose silk
Miss Breeden-Blue silk.
Miss Beatrice BOreman-White chif-
fOn.
Miss Ella Tavey-BIack grenadine
over rose coIored silk.
Miss Louise Barker-BIack silk
Miss HadIey-White silk
Miss Kelly-Old rose silk.
Miss TyIer-White Organdie.
Miss Eccles-Canary colored net.
trimmed in roses.
Miss Fannie CannOn-Pink crepe with
black velvet.
Emma Wright-Blue OTgandie.
The invited guests, most of whom
were present, included the following:
BlackfOOt, Ida.-AIr. and Mrs. Fred
7. Dubois.
Spencer. Ida.-MT. and Mrs. H. c.
Wood, Miss Roberts, Miss Ryfe, Mr.
HarW0Od, Mr.. Davidson.
Salt Lake-Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Rog-
ers, Misses Thornberg, Julia Hayes.
Lyle Young, Enid Moffett, Arvilla
Clark, Kelly, Thornberg, Higgins. Mol
~ Ireland, Park, Ethel Ireland: Messrs.
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Mrs. oppendorfer-Gray chiffon,
white applique
Mrs Z. NJ. Allison-Black silk, dia-
monds.
Mrs, Tyler-Black silk.
Mrs. HuIne-Black silk
Mrs. Joseph CIark-BIue cloth COS
tune. white trimmings.
Mrs. H. h Rolapp-Biack silk, dia-
monds.
Mrs. Arthur Brown-Gray silk, with
passementerie trimmings
Mrs Millais-Black silk, green waist.
Mrs. S. 7. Brick-White organdie
Mrs. Breeden-CCstume of white and
black silk.
Mrs. Berry-white and black lace
over blue silk.
Mrs Condon-Green silk.
Mrs. E. NJ. Luckett-Black and white
silk
Mrs. Healy-BIack brocaded satin.
Mrs Dubois-White waist, black
Mrs. Cannon-Green crepe.
Mrs Browning-Blue silk, white
trimmings
Mrs. Elliott Brown-Black net over
black silk
Mrs. George Brown-Black silk
Mrs. All BrOwn-Black chiffon.
Mrs. Higgins-BIue and white taffeta
silk
Miss Leda Kuhn-Pea green lace over
green silk.
Miss Selma Kuhn-Black net with
green silk.
Miss Ella Conroy-Black and white
silk.
Miss Celeste Conroy-Pink silk chif-
fOn.
Miss COMMUNICATING silk.
Miss Eva Kuhn-Pink crepe.
Miss Emily Bannister-Striped silk.
with bows of black velvet
Miss GTeen-Canary silk
Miss Parker-BlaCk chiffon.
Miss HOutz-White organdia Ugbt
blue ribbon trimming
Miss Berry-White point d'esprit with
trimmings of white satin.
Miss Olsen-Tan cloth with green vel
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Coming Events.

Wednesday, Dec. 26-Dance at Chris
teH5ens given BY the university stu
dents. Card party given by Mrs. F. A.
DruehI Informal evening given by
Mrs Wilkes in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. TaTVin Harris.
Friday, Dec. 2S-Children's party Civ
en- by Mrs William Jennings and Mrs.
Farlow. Dance given by the Red and
Black, at ChTistensens'.
Monday. Dec. 31-MusicaIe given by
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". Clayton Watch
party given by Mrs William Jennings
and Mrs ". ". Ritter Afternoon re
CepJi0n at the Knutsford. given as a
compliment to the Yale Glee club by
Mrs Mary Judge and Mr. Frank Judge.
High links al the University club.
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The sayeties of the week We're not
OF an especially exciting kind, though
were certainly lively and in character
thoroughly in keeping with the holiday
season. As is always the case, the do
nestle festivities incident to the hoIi-
day season occupied the minds of vo-
taries of fashion, and in addition 70 full
filling the duties at their own hearth
stones, many fashionable women are
spending time preparing to make
Christmas bright for the children of the
poor.
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Family Reunion.

Mr. and Mrs. BickneU Young were
on Tuesday evening the guests of hon
or at a handsomely appointed dinner
given at Red Butte Hollow, the home of
Judge and Mrs lie Grand Young. The
affair was in the nature of a family
reunion was q most delightful one.
he rooms We're all decorated with
holly and mistletOe and the dining ia
bic was beautified with scarlet ribbons
and candelabra shades in red.
The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Bick-
nell Young, Mrs. Jane Young, Mr. and
Mrs J Il. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Q.
Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid, Miss
Kettle Young, Mrs. G. Benedict, Miss
Fannie Young
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and Mrs. Charles Murphy. Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. j. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Eardley, Mr.. and Mrs. ". w Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. a J. Brown, Mrs Dora Lyons.
Mrs. George Pearson, Miss Bertha B.
Wiley Misses Minnie and Kate An
derson, Miss Minnie Brown. Miss
Amanda Brown, Miss PhilIis Brown,
Miss Ella Box, Miss Trieste Pearson.
Mr.. VIII Edwards, Mr.. Charles Ander-
SON
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Utopia Club.

Mrs. and Miss Sinclair entertained
the Utopia Sixty-three club Wednes-
day afternoon at their lovely new home,
go South Second East street The
prizes were awarded to Ars. Bradley,
Mrs PinkertOn and Mrs. Bird. on Jan.
the ladies of the club Will yneet with
Mrs. Joseph Geoghegan, 1049 Third
street.
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G Roberts, Mrs. Allen T. Sanford. Mrs.
William @. Sharp. Mrs. Ernest A. TTiDp,
Mrs. Robert Walker. jr.. Mrs. Florence
*, WoOdruff. Mrs. Samuel Woodward.
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PERMITS to we'd we're issued last week
Lake county
Otto F. Hedman. Big Cottonwood. y
Nellie G. Miller Mil CreeK.
Hal ). Britt, Silver City, Ida.. 81
Lillian NJ. Nader, Albany N Y D
Jose2h II. Mcknight, Minersville ... p
Rachel Williams. Greenville. is
Freeman Lloyd. RivertOn ......... AZ
Janetta A. Swan, Riv2rton. .............25
Albert l. Nelson, SAT- Lake City, "A
Fannie Free. Self Lake CitT--,.----2 y
James T. farmer, Milford .-.............1
Johanna NJ. Hanson, Lake Shore y
Alexander A. Dummer Salt Lake City IS
Martha Jones, salt Lake City, 10
William II. Ellis, Logan. .................-5
Sarah Talbot, Layton --.---..--....--..---5
Andrew J. Day. Draper.
Mary e Snow, Drapes--.-,- .....-..-..2 =
Zebulon W Jacobs, Magrath, Can. -
Dora NJ. Human. CaTdstOn. Can.....-10
William II. CaTbine. Parker, Ida.......29
Gertrude z. Staley, Moscow. Ida.....-Z a
Henry {. Stoddard. Salt Lake CITY ..... 81
Iona Z. Bird, Murray. ..........-....,-. Il
James A. Meldrum. Magrath, Cana :
Beatrice Naylor. Magratn. Can........Z y
Martin Christensen. Jr-, Murray .---------2 "
Louisa Mauss, Murray -....-.......--..-H
Simon Hubbard, West Jordan..........-.69
SuSannah Lane, West Jordan 81
Richard ClaWsOn. Salt Lake City, q
Catharina Thielman. Salt Lake City..2l
Franklin lockwood, Sugar Ward y
Elizabeth War;, Sugar Ward............1S
John J. Gibb, Magrath, Can.--..--.--....2 .
Retta l. Smith, Magrath, Can......-...l -
Stephen Gallyer, Murray ....--.---.---.---34
Viola StGuTfe-. Murray ....--..........Z6
Oluf Jorstad, SAT- Lake City.............53
Urine NJ. r. Jensen. Salt Lake City. -
John p. ToolsOn. Smithfield .....-.-.-...-3i
Cuzandra. Smith, SmithfieId ...........2f
ParIc- \. Davis. MILFORD ....-.....-..-.-2l
Julia c. Johnson, MILFORD ............--20
Joseph A Robson. Fillmore -.-----..---24
Matte Keith, Ashev1lle, \. C....---.--2 =
Wesley Z. Young, South JOrdan-.-------l9
Julia V. Barlow, South Jordan..-..-...2 "A
Joseph S. Nelson, Hunter ......-.........Z ~
Rose Peterson, Pleasant Green u
William P Guick, Salt Lake Ctty-..-.-6l
Mary D Phillips. salt Lake City..-...5g
Erick F. Nelson, Murray ....-----.--------z -
Anna Hansen, Murray ........-..---.--. y
Edward WriShts Salt Lake City .-.-----26
Amanda Anderson, Crescent 10
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Social Chat

Everett Ferris IS in the city.
/. &: .
Lee Dinwoodey has returned from
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copyrighted 1850, William r. MfIler.)
ThZre sits Della by the fire-liace,
md her cheeks are all agIow;
ChIG~e= asked her if she'd stay
And wait for Santa Claus, you know.
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Santa Claus, I think you're crazy!
You're an idiotic clown,
Don't you see this dear girl waiting2
Were L you, I'd hurry down.
JEAN e. HAVEZ.
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Coming Events

The high school gives another dance
Friday evening, Jan. 3.
g @ 9
The 3. and 3. club viii give q dane
ing party Wednesday evening at the
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Marriage Licenses

Permits to we'd were issued last week
as fellows by the county clerk OF Salt
Lake county
Otto +. Hedman, Big Cottonwood y
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Special Counter No. 3.

IN BASEMENT. CHOlCE OE
CHILDREN'S JACKETS, braid
trimmed, ages 2 to II years, some
sold as high as $3.50.
BABIES LONG CLoAKS, White
Cashmere Embroidered.
DRESSING SACQUES, Eiderdown,
ribbon and frog trimmed, some sold
as high as S2.25.
WRAPPERS, F1annelette, variety
of styles and colors to select from,
regular prices from S1.25 to $500.
PETTICoATS, sateen, some fan
nelette lined, regular price S1.25 to
S2.0O.
SHORT UNDERSTANDS, flannel
cite, torchon insertion and lace
trimmed.
WAISTS, fancy trimmed and
tucked hannels, sateens and outing
flannel. Er-V one bargain.
SKIRTS. HI ck and colored.
LADIES FIGURED DRESS
ELECTRIC SEAL MUFFS, large
size.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Dubois were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Can
non Friday and Saturday and attended
the Bernard Spencer ball.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Special Counter No. z.
IN REAR OF STORE.
CHOICE OF


Gilt and Jeweled Top Cut-Glass
Vinaigrettes and Cologne Bottles.
Sterling Silver and Ebony Mounted
Files, Button Hooks, Shoe Horns,
Hair Curriers', Paper Cutters, BlotteIs,
Bells, etc.
Glass Relish and Berry Dishes with
silver plated stands.
French Gilt Hair Trays, Paper
Weights, Picture Frames, etc.
Fancy Colored Glass Bonbonniers
and SalVe Jars.
Fancy Decorated China Candida
bras.
Enameled PLAQUES and Miniatures.
Wood and Plush Back Mirrors.
ChiIdrcn's Silver Plated Eating
Sets in boxes.
Mems silk Neck Ties.
Ladies' and Children's Purses, Etc,
Etc, Etc.
MOST OF THESE ARTICLES
SOLD As HIGH AS 75c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

Dec. Il. the shortest day in the year
viii long be remembered by those for
turate enough to he present a the we'd
ding anniversary of Albert and Emily
Brown. The game OF progressive sixty
three was played and won By Mr. Sam
uel ]. Brown and Mrs. Ernest Brown:
the boobies were Mr.. viii Edwards and
Mrs. Lyons. Refreshments were served
under the direction of Mrs Emily
Brown. ably assisted by Bertha Wiley
and Minnie Brown. Those present
We're; Mr.. and Mrs. w. G Aushernan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Anderson, Mr..