The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
OGDEN.

OSden, Jan. 5.-MISS y eda EccleS en-
tertained New Years eve at an elabor-
ate festival in honor of the new cen
fury. About forty of the young lady's
friends Were present and the parlOrs
of the Eccles' home. were appropriately
decorated in honor of the event Cards
and music were the order and tasteful
refreshments were served
The guests were Misses Phoebe
HOutz. Banks. Julia Wright. Florence
Civilian, Maggie Jones, Bessie MOyes.
NirSie Breeder, Nerna BarrOws, Beat
rice BOreman. Media Corey. Ray Tyler.
May Hume, Tulie Baker, Cora Eayres,
Ethel Olsen, ViTgie HOutZ. Grace Nc
Gonagle, Jennie Salmon, Fannie Can
non, Zula Rich. Clara DOugall, LOttie
johnson, Messrs. Clutch, FrOyseth. Dell
Gay, Ray Boyle, Roy West, Frank
West, George McGOnagle. Ho-
mer jenkins, Walter Tracey,
Walter Oakley, Will Salmon, Harry
Nelson. Guy Nelson, David Eccles, jr.,
Roy EccleS. Stanley Stevens, Emmett
Olsen, Fred Taylor. Miss Olsen and
Ray Boyle won the head prizes, the for
mer getting a fine comb and brush
tray, hand painted by the hostess, and
the latter d handsome book.
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Miss Hunter of Salt Lake, was the
guest of Miss Richards this week.
Herbert Crothers and Miss Winnffred
Staekhouse were married Tuesday eve
Ming at the home of the bride.
Mrs. c. K. Bannister is back from
Denver.
Mrs. J. S. Noble is visiting in Los
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Lee returned We'd
nesday TO their home in Tacoma.
Miss Sarah Larkin entertained
about two score of her friends Monday
evening at a watch night candy pull
ing.
Misses Maggie and Susie Howell OF
Salt Lake, were guests of Miss Larkin
last week.
Miss Mabel Ormsby of Logan, is the
guest in the family of I. l. Clark.
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The Wednesday Night club VIII begin
new series of parties at Christensen's
Jan. 16. The final ball Of the first
series given Wednesday evening, prov
ed to be an elaborate affair, fun dress
and evening dress being en- reggie and
the han being especially decorated.
Dancing was prolonged an hour beyond
the usual time.
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gregatiOnal church VIII spend a social
hour in the basement of the church.
Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Light re-
freshments viii be served free Of
charge All ladies interested are urged
TO be present.
The Weber club members and a num-
Der of guests from out of the city en-
jOyed an elaborate ball and banquet
at Christensen's, Monday evening
ushering out the old century and well
coming the new with dancing and
feaSting. The hall was elabOrately dee
orated and a special banquet hall, con-
structed in the room Immediately be-
meath, was deliberately arranged A
choice banquet was served at which
President M s. Browning was toast
master and the following responded 10
his calls: A. T. Wright William Glas-
mann, J. 7. Goodwin, and H H. Spen-
Ger. The festivities continued until 2:3O
The guests were: Messrs. and Mes
DANES Grant, Hansen, PaWIas, A
Brown, A. Wright, J. Pingree, Brick, Z.
$. Rolapp, II. II. ROlapp, DalrympIe,
Clark, JOS. ScowcTOft, NJ. S. Brown
ing, Tavey, p. Wright, Lewis, Eccles,
Al. MatsOn, Joyce, w. II. Watts, Glas-
mann, +. Allison, Reynolds, Ad Kuhn,
Abe Kuhn, Dee, Christensen, Badcon,
Carr and Cook. Misses KEeseI, ScIan-
seRbach. Green, z. Kuhn, Burkett, Salt
Lake; c. Tribe, Tribe, Healy, Bannis-
ter, Keller. z. Tavey. Boyle, Marks, NJ.
Mcguire, Smith, ). Kuhn. Mesdames
Carver, Reed and Fulton. AIessrs. Last.
Horn, Kircher, Bannister, F. Burt.
Kiesel, Macmillan. w. Smith, A Kuhn.
HOllinsworth. b. Smith. Sherry, Good
win, Salt Lake; Beitman. Wedell.
Macintosh, Stewart, Salt Lake; and
Tribe.
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Miss Maud Littlefield Of Morgan, is
visiting in Ogden.
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The Second ward Sunday school gave
dance Friday in the ward amusement
hal
. . .
The high school gave a very pleasant
ball Friday evening a Christensen
PARK CITY.