The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27
EVANSTON.


Evanston May 24.-Ihe Misses Ruth
chapman and Nellie Johnson and Messrs
party FRIDAY evening at the home OF Mr..
Quinn II honor of Miss June Roberts.
VINO IS about to leave the city, and viii
make her home in Ogden. The guests
were highly amused during the eTenin~
0y the skill displayed in writing, draw
ing etc, with the left hand the right
one being tied up like a pig in a poke.
Mr.. VIII Hall drew the prize for usinar
ms LETT hand to the greatest advantage.
me large dining room was occupied bv
TOUR tables, beautifully decorated with
movers and candlelabra, and the feast
/ was thoroughly enjoyed by the fortunate
ones. Those present were the Misses
HuCh Chapman, June Roberts. Nellie
SI97 als Masgie Lander Grace Foote,
S Srtb1,r F6e ..; Mary Nelson, Messrs.
ATLhur Quinn, Henry Rathbun, Lansing
Foote, David Lander, VIII Hall: chapeF-
ones, PROFESSOR and HRS. Norwood and
Mrs. Calverly.
MIS- Mrs; r NJ Grady and son Frank re-
turned saturday evening from months
Visit with Mrs. Grajy's parents in Kan
Mrs: 9. S. Soler and son returned Sun
MIS- Or. Roth and mother went down
70 ogden last Sunday to consult an ocu-
hst IN regard to Mrs. Helfrich's eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, two Red Cross
nurses who We're in Manila during the
war, lectUred to a crowded house in the
detnodlst church Sunday evening They
are on their way TO The coast for the
Denetlt of their health. which was greatly
impaired during their stay in Manila.
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a very pretty wedding occurred Tues
cay evening at the home of Mr.. George
% toraIth, the eldest daughter, Miss
Louisa, being united in mrrriage to MT
Harold q. Kelley. The young cGuDle were
attended by Miss Ivy Gelbraith and Mr..
Harry Hamilton. The bride and brides
maid We're attired a white and carried
roses ana carnations The bridal pair
were re recipients of q large. number of
handsome gifts in silver, linen and FUR
LIlufe from friends IN this city, POcatellO
ana Nebraska After an elaborate we'd
ding supper the happy couple left to visit
relatives IN POcatellO, and on their return
Will make their home in this CITY The
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Chan
man, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E CHAPMAN. MIR
robinson, Mrs. Jack Burke Miss Maggie
Burke, Mr. and Mrs Forbes. MIR. and
Mrs. Mcbride, DR.. and Mrs Cunnington
Mrs. Faulkner, Charles Faulkner. Charles
DICKINSON Harry Hamilton Miss Anna
Johnson, Mr. Tom HOliingSWOrth Mr.
ana Mrs. Jospeh ROwley, Mr.. and Mrs
stewart, Mr. Whalen. Miss Emma Forte
Mrs. Charles Stone entertained a num-
Der OF ladies at tea Wednesday afternoon
IN honor of her mother, Mrs. F. S. Arnold
OF salt Lake City. It was a very. pleasant
affair and was enjoyed by the following
ladies': Mrs BergstrOm Mrs. Norwood
Mrs. WinslOw, Mrs. Kastor, Mrs Otto
1Aa-r5hoid' Miss Doig, Miss Jean Doig and
Miss Torrance.
Miss Hattie Rathbun went down to
Salt Lake Thursday for few days
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Miss Emma Hirschler returned Thurs
gay DAY morning from a months visit at
Mr.. E. Whalen left Wednesday for a
vacation in Salt Lake City and Chicago.
Mrs. a T. Bradbury. and Miss Mary
Cashin Of Red Canyon visited friends here
Wednesday.
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Mr.. F. NJ Grady was obliged to undergo
painful surgical opera lion Thursday
morning Tor the purpose of removing a
large silver Of wood from the fieshy part
OF his right leg. The silver entered his
limb while unloading some boxes of ex-
press several days ago and il was i'm
possible TO remove it without cutting it
out.
Mrs. Roney Pomeroy is in from the
fOntenelle ranch, the guest OF her
daughters. Mrs VIII Tomlinson and Mrs.
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Mrs. E. J. Close of Omaha is visiting
her sons, R. L. and +. D. Close.
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Mr. =. ]. Lewis is in Cheyenne as a
United States juror
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Mr.. Thomas Blytn ard Sheriff John
Ward went TO Cheyenne Thursday night |
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Nr. and Mrs. Thomas BIyth entertained /
the Whist club very pleasantly at tEeir |
home Thursday evening.
The A. o. I. w. and Degree of Honor /
LODGES had as guests of honor at a re- /.
ceptlon In their hall Thursday evening 1
MT and Mrs Peter German, who left I
Friday morning for their new home in 4
Portland, ore. The lodge Will lose an i
earnest worker in Mr.. German, and many
expressions of regret We're heard. Quite :
a number turned out TO bid them fare
well and TO wish them good luck and a t
very pleasant social evening was spent {
Light refreshments were served.