The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-26
OGDEN.

The week was made memorable in q
social way by the third annual ball and
banquet of the Weber club, occurring
Monday night at the Dignan hall in the
Parry block. The bali room was hand
somely decorated and the store room
at the east side of the hall was trans
formed into a banquet hall, tastefuliy
draped with feStoons of red, white and
pink crepe tissue.
Nearly all the club members were
| present with their ladies, and a num-
! Der of other guests from elsewhere in
the state.
The ball room scene was a brilliant
one-rich with the colers Of new and
handsome toilettes by. scores, with
ranks on ranks of gentlemen in evening
dress.
An orchestra of eleven pieces, sta
toned behind a hedge of palms, fur
nished music, while gay throngs OF
dancers moved about to the inspiring
strains of waltz, or two-step, with now
and then some favorite old cotillion or
Virginia reel. AT 1880 came The
grand march, the lines moving TO the
BANQUET hall, where an elaborate spread
was served.
Judge Rolapp was introduced as
! POSTMASTER by President Wright, and
made a series of happy hits by hitting
of the characteristics of many well
known club members. giving Incidents
of another banquet held ten years
hence. Herbert r. Macmillan re-
! sponded to 1.-THE Ladies" Judge Thorn
as ID. Dee spoke of Hot Air" George
! NJ Hanson talked on The Cut-oft,
also other cut-offs, and William lyle
heart had the listeners applauding and
| laughing by turns at his recital or
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pleaded guilty to residing in Salt Lake,
and hoped that whether the cut-of
should go north or south both cities
should remain in close touch. j. W.
/ Abbott and S. w. Badcon also made
! brief responses.
/ The guests numbered about $50, and
/ the banquet was prepared and served
entirely under the direction of the
restaurant department Of the organlza
I ton. Among the guests present from
Salt Lake were Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
/ Grant. Mrs. Elias A. Smith, Mrs.
/ George A. Snow, Brigham Cannon and
William Igleheart.
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About $50 ogden young people went
/ to Evanston Friday to attend the bail
/ of the Order of Railway Conductors. A
special car was attached to east hound
/ No. 10. leaving Ogden at 1:30 and the
return trip was by TIE early morning
west-bound passenger. supper was
/ served to the guests by Evanston lodge,
Degree of Honor. FOrd's orchestra
from Ogden furnished music, and large
! excursions went from Park City ana
/ Green River. The affair wss voted q
great success by the Ogden contingent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Grant were guests
!
Miss Ridge of Kansas City was the
! guest OF Miss Leda Kuhn this week
and attended the Weber club bail.
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Mrs. George w. Larkin entertained
! Wednesday evening at a marine party,
the tally and score cards being hand
painted with marine views. The first
prize. a handsome oil painting, was
won by c. N. Andrews and the con-
( ISOLATION, a handsome shell plaque, by
Mrs. Adeline GreenweD. After boun-
/ teous supper the guests spent some time
enjoying music. The guests included
Messrs. and Mesdames J. Il. Rhine, c.
] NJ. Andrews. W. F. Calkins. L. a. Lar
/ kin. A. J. Jost, Lafayette Farley. Mes
DANES Lily Greenwich. Adeline Green
well, Lydia Farley, G. w. Larkin. ST.
! Mrs. Christensen entertained the
Lucky Thirteen club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Condor was the lucky win
ner at cards,
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Mrs. G. A Snow, who has been the
guest of Mrs. ". H. Chevers, has re-
turned TO Salt Lake.
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Mrs. J. s. Leese has returned from ar
! extended trip to New York.
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Mrs. Eva Kuhn returned Tuesday
from Salt Lake
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Miss Minnie Phelps departed Wednes-
/ day for Auburn, Cal
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Miss Mae Carter was hostess Tuesday
evening to a number of her friends.
Those present were Misses Andrews, D.