The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Rufus Jobrson. Bert AugeIl. Joe Haas.
went out hob-sleish riding on Friday
evening, asid had q very pleasant time
The second of toe Opal club series Of
dancing parties VIII take place at Chris
tensens' on Friday evening, Jan. p
The committees having the affair in
hand are now at work. and everything
points 10 a successful bail. Tickets may
be had of any member of the club. The
club meets in regular bi-mOnthly ses-
sion next Tuesday evening in the La
dies Literary club rooms.
Mrs G. !. Geary entertained the past
grands of the Rebekah lodges last
Thursday afternoon at her home on
East Second South. Those present were
Mrs Watkins. Mrs BOes. Mrs Culmer7
Mrs. Rasmussen, Mrs. FarnswOrth, Mrs.
Owens Mrs Jennens, Mrs. Morris, Ms
Penelton. Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Harky. Mrs.
Melton, Mrs Sudheimer and Ms. J. Hill
ems Of MontrOse, Colo.
The management of the St Mark s
hospital annual charity ball extends its
most cordial thanks to the members Of
the ticket committee, the ladies who
worked 50 lard on the supper commit
tee, to those who solicited ana those
who decorated the hall and loaned the
necessary Furnishings and TO the pub
lie generally for their patronage. The
report from the business committee
shows that over $500 was cleared for the
charity fund of the hospital
The members of the First Baptist
church viii tender q farewell reception
to Rev. II. 3. Steelman and family at
the church, corner Of Second South and
Second West on Friday evening the
18th inst, The pastors and their wives,
with tine members OF the different de-
nominations and all friends are cor
daily invited. Rev. Steelmen expects
to be located in his new field at St
Pau, Mimi, for the first Sabbath in
February.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Friday night To Louis f. Schaelling at
the residence OF his parents at 121
South Seventh West. All spent an en-
jOyable time playing games and after
ward refreshments were served. Those
present were; Bessie and Eva Allen,
Bertha and Katie Richmond, Aida
Nuthall Lucille Evans, Clara FOulser,
Nina Boyd, Clara Hoignez Edna
SCh0ellng. Louis F. 5cllaellIns. sAbdone
Oberg. Oliver Larson. Warren Rich
mond- Jonas Iyser, James Thompson.
Stanley Kimball, Earl Thayer, Frankey
Allen
The annual ELECTION and installation
of the Ladies' C'aIedonian Auxiliary
NiAb W 90 AlElA ett- Ailt + -tlt-i dtlol OF
Labor hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. ).
with the following result. Mrs. William
White, H. c., Mrs. Maggie UTie, first
q, Miss H. Whyte.- :. g., Mrs. Katie
Henderson. secretary; Miss Mary Ham
ilt0n, treasurer. AIRS Dunlop, chaplain;
MiSs Annie Wilson = conductor; Mrs.
Diley. guard After business refresh
ments were served by the ladies. A
pleasant time was spent by all in songs
and speeches
O.
Mrs. T.. HauNhurst and Mrs. Martin
Stockman entertained a number Of
their friends at the latter's home in
Perkins addition Friday afternoon.
The chief feature was a contest in
which Mrs Byron Cummings received
the first place of honor. and Mrs. Viii
liam Scott second Dainty refresh
ments We're served. Those present
were: Mesdames McNiece. AIcCIain.
Geisey, Scott, Hamlin, Evans, Yardley
Gillian. Dininny, Smith. Dewey Nor
ton. Judd. Clark. Van Pelt. Valentine.
Oliver, Smith, Cummings Miss Cum
mings and Miss Leda HauXhurSt