The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-04
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rived from the south to reside perma-
nentiy in salt Lake city and are now
4 at home at 1850 East First South street
( Mrs. Jungk was formerly Miss Fa-
bian and has made many friends in
( this city on the occasion of several
visits with her brother, Mr.. F. J. Fa-
bian and family.
/ Miss Lena Preston gives a luncheon
next Tuesday in honor of Miss Nc
/ MILAN.
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i Mrs. Emma Rice Neidig, who has
4 been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Montgom-
cry, leaves today for Los Angeles
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Kahn leave
1 for the east on Thursday morning.
Mrs. W. H. Bagby departs shortly
/ to visit her mother in Waco, Tex.
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A very pleasant reception was given
/ last evening by the Epworth League
and Young Peoples Bible class of the
/ First Methodist church in honor of Mr..
Alex Eberhardt. who leaves shortly
for Portland Ore. 1t was held at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. .. Lee and
was largely attended by the friends of
/ Mr. Eberhardt. The house presented
a pretty appearance IN its decorations
Of red and yellow. Huge punches of
chrysanthemums were used lavishly
about the rooms. In the dining room
bevy Of young ladies served light re-
freshments. the table being tastefully
adorned with chrysanthemums and
candelabra shaded in red. Mr.. and
Miss Lee and Mr.. Eberhardt were as
sisted in receiving by Rev. A. J. Al
( brittOn, Susie Harper, president of the
Young Peoples Bible class and Mr..
Alfred Peters, president of the Ep-
worth League. Many were the express
siOns of regret at Mr.. Eberhardts de-
Fzrture and good wishes for his future
success. The evening was one Of
/ thorough enjoyment.
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A reception VIII be rendered Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. Bagby before their de-
parture for other fields, by the Mis-
sionaTy society Of the Central Chris
tan church. It viii be given about
Dec, Is.
The hospitabIe home of Mrs. David
Keith was the scene of a beautiful re-
ceptiOu yesterday afternoon. A large
gathering Of ladies rOamed the charm
chatting while they entirely forgot the
storm without in the light, beauty and
fragrance indoors. Between 300 and 400
ladies were received during the after
noon.
The Whist club meets with Miss
Hattie Jennings today.
Mrs. David Keith entertains the
Sixty three club next Monday evening.
The marriage of Miss Mary GALLAGHER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cal
lacher to Mr. Abner Chase was sol
emnized last evening at Z clock at the
home Of the bride, SCI South Fifth East
street. A large reception followed the
ceremony, at which the friends and
relatives gathered to offer their best
wishes and congratulations to the
happy couple.
Last evening at .Ghristensen's hall
was given the first annual ball of
Banner hive No. II Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of the Maccabees. The hall was
attractive in the colors of the order,
red, white and black, and the platform
was banked with q Quantity Of palms,
rubber trees and chTysanthemums. The
pictures Of the supreme commander,
Mrs. Lillian u. HOLSTER, and the SUI
preme record-k keeper, Miss Bina West.
prettily draped, occupied a position Of
prominence in the room. Punch was
served throughout the evening by Miss
Dora Busted. The grand march was
led by Mr.. F. S. Murphy and Mrs. J. c.
Hanchett, commander of the hive. A
fine programme of music was rendered
by Christensen's enlarged orchestra
and dancing enjoyed to the fullest ex-
tent over rs couples were present.
The following are the committees who
had charge of the evening; Reception
COmmittee-Mrs. J.0C. Hanchett, Mrs.
Rasmussen, Mrs. Lydia Roush, Mrs.
Charles Smith. Mrs John Boes. Mrs.
Heath, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Schenck,
Mrs. Cain, Miss Daisy Harvey, Mrs.
I Lyons Mrs. Dubei. Messrs. Proctor,
MacNamara, Greenwood, Kerr. Cooper,
Glaze, Emery, Herman. Floor Com
mittee-Miss Sanderson, Miss Boes,
Miss Daisy Harvey, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Dr.. K, c.. Park, DR.. J. Dalton,
Mr. f. S. Murphy. Mr.. z. J. William
son, MI A S Watson, Mr.. George
Mander, Mr.. D. F. Gray.
Or. and Mrs. Niles entertained at
cards last evening.
The marriage of Miss Mae Danger
field and Mr.. Walter NJ. Williams takes
place this evening.
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The College club meets with Miss
Travis, s Kendall terrace, tomorrow
evening
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Mrs. George B. Greenwood has re-
turned from Eureka.
Miss June Mcintyre will entertain
on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at a Ray-Bee.
A special meeting of the Salt Lake
City Parliamentary club will be held
Thursday, Dec 5. at the Ladies' Liter
airy club, at $3.50. Members are ur-
gently requested to be present.
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Rev. Robert Henri Barnes, rector Of
the church of the Epiphany. at Provo,
arrived in salt Lake City yesterday
with his bride to spend a few days be-
fore returning to his charge The
Rev. Mr. Barnes was married at Ouray,
Colo, Monday to Miss sara Anne Cor
bett Bishop Leonard officiating
The happy bridegroom was formerly
pastor Of the church at Ouray where
the ceremony took place ST PauFs
church, and is still chaplain of the
Elks lodge there. The bride is the
daughter of the owner of the Newsboy
mine. Charles Bennett, formerly of
salt Lake. and William Story, jr.. Of
OuraV acted as best men