The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-24
OGDEN.

ogden, March 23.-The High school
oence given Friday night at Christen-
sens was one of the most ENJOYABLE
parties Of the season. About 40 couples
Wese present, and the hail was agIow
with bright faces and attractive cos
tunes The High school people are to
ne congratulated on the success Of the
affair.
a character bail was given tonight at
Christensens' 10y the juvenile classes
The event was highly enioyed nv pu-.
pills and spectators. Novel costumes
and Wen sustained Characters were the
rue, and so numerous as TO preclude
individual mention.
Magnus Ingebretsen of this city ana
Miss Il1a Olsen of Huntsville were
married Thursday of this week.
Frank Pingree entertained Saturday
evening last, prior to his departure
Wednesday for mission work in Ger
The r. & b. club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Mamie
Harrington.
G.. w. Stanley of Cheyenne. Wyo.. is
visiting with w. Q. stan.ey.
= Frank PiRgree and George Wilson de
parted Wednesday morning for Ger
many 10 enter the mission field.
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j. u. Browning returned from the
east Wednesday.
y. cortez left Tuesday for a short
visit to the coast.
Mrs. c. W. seaton Of Salt Lake >as
the guest on J. b. Seelick and family
last week.
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Miss Elsie St. Clair has gone to Deeth,
New, on a visit.
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Mrs Sharmaa LETT Friday for Butte,
Mont-, on q visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gibson left Friday
on an extended pleasure trip in the east.
a benefit dance VIII be given We'd
honor OF Frank Clark. who leaves Ap,n
3 for Switzerland on a mission.
AIRS Spencer entertained Thursday
evenbts with cards and music in honor
OF her son Ernest. who is here on a
short visit from Spencer. Ida. Miss
phoebe HOutz and George Knauss were
the prize winners. Those present were
Misses Nay Hume. Ray Tyler. Nell
Really. Selma Kuhn Maud 9 -een.
Phoebe Houtz. vida EccIes. bessie
Spencer, Messrs. George Knauss David
EccleE, George McGonagIe, \. Kuhn
and Rod Tyler
one OF the nlsst pleasing social events
of the seaso6f was the farewell party
given in honor Of Mr.. George w. Wilson
prior 20 his departure on q mission 10
Germany on Wednesday.
The guests present were Nessrs Ald
Mesdames H. @. Warner :. T. Brown
ing, WheatlX -. Spru' - C.. Carr. j.
lite r. Ford. B. Wilson. q. W
sprunt. NJ. Wiids. Mse,- Failor Mr.. L.und.
Misses Lihan Lethbridge. Edith
Purdy. Lilly PiHsree Grace Paine. Ma
rie Ames Ethel Paine. Messrs Joe
Murdoch. William Low, William Lethl
bridge. William Pprdy.
The High Noon club held one Of its I
most successful and enjoyable sessions :
at the home OF Mrs. Thornton. 2639 Jef-
ferson avenue, last Thursday. The lit
eraTy features included very interest
ing paper Dy Mrs. j. &. Nye and several
itaHs. MS. ThorntOn's little children
also rendered several Instrumental and /
vocal Duets veFy creditably-
The members of Silver Hive No. I. l. /
O. r. NJ, held surprise party at River
dale on Tuesday AFTERNOON. the recip-
lent being their lazy commander Mrs. /
Snyder.
Miss Woods entertained Tuesday (
evening at her home on Thirty-third {
street in honor of Frank Pingree, who i
left Wednesday for Germany J
Miss sseda Corey is home from salt
Like FOR few days visit.
a concert anG. e1tertaiDulent was Civ
on Friday IN The Third ward Tor the 8
benefit of the organ fund.
The Fifth ward Sunday school gave
an entertainment Friday evening"
PROVO.
Provo. March 23.-A1rs- Julia Zones Of =
the First Mard was haDpilY snrnriseJ .