The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23
OGDEN.

, urettv dancing party was given by
Misses Grace and Ruth billiard on
Valentines night, in the dining room OF
+Ia Broom hotel Graceful festOOns of
mink and white hearts hung from the
ceiling on between the columns of the
room. The walls were adorned With
rt-t-wes. indicative Of the little god Of
love.
Between the dances the young peO-
rIp ypent their time in guessing the
meaning Of the poster advertising pic
lures that were pasted on large white
hearts. love story. told in strains of
popular melodies. also made them use
their inventive minds. Mr.. Tom Keogh
won the first prize for being the best
guesser. a large red bOnbOn box in
heart sha pc, filed with candy Much
10 the delight IF the young people, who
were High school pupils, Messrs. Dyke
and Crandall received the BOBBY prizes
for the poorest guessing.
supper was served at the end of the
dining room. After the guests were
seated the lights were extinguished,
the table being lighted by the can
de,bra that served as ornaments for
the table Each guest received
pretty valentine in heart shape as a
Toned Virginia reel was danced with
much vigor. and at half past the
guests departed. tired. but happy. and
Wishing it could begin all over again.
There we're present: Misses Ray Ty-
Ter, Glen Douglas. Bessie Jones, Louise
PiTley. Frances German. POrtia Cool
idge, Vera Brown. Beatrice Farley,
Frances Brown, Winnifred Wood
mansee, Frances Joyce, Geneva Doug
las. Messr5. Boyle. Dyke. CrandaH,
Tayler, Allen. Whaien. Scudder. Baker,
Corey, KeOgh, John KeOgh, Hollings-
worth. Clark
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About seyenty-five guests attended
th- reception Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Francis G.
Woods. IA honor Of the marriage of
their daughter. Evelyn Leona. to John
j. MCGregOr. which occurred the p-e-
yioUs day in the temple at Salt Lake
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with cut flowers. roses, carnations and
ferns. The bride was attired in a re-
ceiving gown Of white silk. with trim
mings Of real lace, and carried a
shower bouquet of roses. Presents
came from friends from far and near
TO the popular young couple, and the
evening was spent 1 congratulations
music and in par ing Of a tasteful
spread. Thursday -vening. at a ball
given in honor of +. McGregOr. who
leaves next month for mission work
IN the south. the First ward hall could
hardly contain the throng Of friends
in attendance.
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VIII Hamer OF Salt Lake spent sat
i'm lei -
D. Hamer.
Mrs. D. II. Peery and daughter.
Louise. have returned from the coast.
Miss Virginia Breeder has returned
to Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fitzgerald Of
Park city are visiting in ogden.
Frank Freize Of Salt Lake was an
Ogden visitor last week.
Mrs. George A. Snow of salt Lake.
Nho has been the guest Of Mrs. w. II.
Nne'ers' left for home Wednesday.
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Hiss Birdie McEwan was pleasantly
SuElSed Thursday evening b. mum
,sr OF her friends. Games were in
ouiged IN. after which dainty refresh
.lehiS were served. Those enjoying
l-t evening We're Misses NJ. Todd. e.
amp q. Shells. F Casterson. d. Egg
SltaJon. y. LOckhead, F. Milestone
AesSrs. II. Flantz, T. Chester, r. Peter
son ID. Van Dyke, St Clair Stone. w.
FFates and A. Burdett.
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An enjoyable matinee was given
,,...t Jay afternoon at the Dignan hall
NY the mana cement