The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
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The S. o. o. 3. ball Friday night, Civ
en- for the benefit of the public library
association, fully sustained the reputa-
ton Of the charming hostesses for
clever and successful entertaining. The
affair was easily one of the memorable
social events of the year, and some
novel and interesting features were in
troduced in the fancy dances. These
included the Arbor march, in which
fully fifty couples participated, and the
May pole quadrille, executed bv the
young ladies Of the club. a pleasing
infoTmality was the Introduction Of
some confetti balls near the midnight
hour, and with these the dancers pelt-
ed one another for brief period.
An attempt of a number Of the young
men to repeat the May pole dance
caused much amusement. The hall
was decorated in red and white, the
| club colors, was ablaze with light and
| color. Some fine creations in the
way Of new costumes were brought
out.
/ Miss Wealthy Gibbons and Mr.. Par
/ ley Woods were married in the temple
\ at Salt Lake Wednesday last, and were
| given a reception the same evening al
/ T.
/ assembled guests were the immediate
relatives Of the popular young bride
and groom.
Mrs. D. H. Peery has as her guest
Mrs. Richards Of Aurora, Ills.
Mrs. Edwards Line will entertain the
NJ. E. Aid society Wednesday.
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Mrs. J. W. Eastman was the recip-
lent of a pleasant surprise Monday
| evening by the Women Of Woodcrafi
and their husbands. Cards and music
formed the amusement Of the evening
after which dainty refreshments were
served. IN behalf Of the circle. Mrs
Macbeth presented the hostess with g
silver syrup pitcher. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames j. Mac
beth, A. Hill, Isador, Mattos, c. Somer
vile, Baker, Mesdames W. Light. Q
Riser, NJ. Langervine, II. Hall. Croker
z. FOCAL, Edwards, Speak. McKinnon
Ecklund, Misses L. Eastman. A. Hi
and R. Hill-
The engagement of Mrs. Oteha Ne
Manus of Ohio and A. D. Giles Of thi
city is announced.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Halloran Of Sal
Francisco were the guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Don Mcguire Saturday.
Rod E. Smith of Santa Rosa, Cal
IS visiting William Van Allen.
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Master Willie Connor was pleasant
surprised Friday evening by a numbe
Of his young friends.
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James Ing9oretsen is visiting in Og
den today.
The Women Of WOodcraft gave Mr.
3 George Fogle a farewell surprise pal
. ty Tuesday afternoon. AS a token {
remembrance. Mrs. Fogle was presente
with a pretty gold lodge pin Daint
refreshments were served to Mesdame
. Macbeth, Baker Ecklund, Riser, o.
chard, Mattos. Adams. Freeland, Mo-
ris, Freeman. West, Planz, Light, Easf
man, Hal. Stone, Ransom, Isador
> Miller, Felker, Summerville, Crocke
Austin, Speaks, Wakeman, Lansini
Mills. Orme, Baker. Misses Orme an
Fogle.
Wednesday, in the salt Lake tempt
Miss Wealthy Gibbons and Parle
: Woods were married. and a quiet r.
q ception was held in the evening at Z
new home of the couple on Adam
avenue.
e W. o. Kay left Tuesday for Cal
fornia on business.
s Mrs. H c. Woods has returned
o Spencer. Ida.
A farewell party will be given ne
e Friday evening in honor of Ben Ia
2 ner, who leaves soon on a mission
Germany.
T., Irving Emmett returned last we
s. from England where he has been e
gagged in missionary work
n Mr.. and Mrs. 3. D. McCabe and SO
e, Fred, left Wednesday for Wsshingt'
on a visit
le The High school has invitations o
it for dance Friday evening next.
Mrs. Joseph Bailantyne was Log
10 visitor last week.
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Mrs. R. Hoag spent last week Wis
ing friends in Salt Lake.
& Mrs. A. R. Haywood is visiting
California.
10 LOGAN.