The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-19
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MI anu MIS- r. 1AtluGluS enter
tanned Wednesday in honor OF their
wedding anniversary at their home.
which was prettily decorated for the
occasion. The anniversary was the
leather wedding" and this fact was
remembered by the guests. who made
many presents fashioned from that ma
/ terial. Supper was served at midnight,
after series OF high FIVE games had
I been played and prizes awarded. The
/ guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
Max Davidson, Call0ins, Andrews, Nc
/ Insosh, Young, Dave Farley, Lafe Far
I ley, Rhine, Alvin Reynolds, Flewelling.
| George HaiversOn. Dickson and A. F.
Richey Mesdames Robinson, Farley
and Greenwich, Misses Daisy Mcintosh
and Daisy Andrews
A pleasant surprise party was given
| Thursday in honor of Misses Maud and
4 Florence Anderson by a number Of
/ their young friends. who gathered at
I the home OF the young ladies TO watch
[ the eclipse AID enjoy themselves with
music, games and delightful lunch
/ con. The party was chaperoned By
Mesdames Costello and Goddard, and
/ the guests We're. Misses Slater, Myrtle
/ Lyon, Bessie Moves Clara Allen. Rea-
/ trice Allen. Essie Myers, c. Snyder.
Alice Cave and Irene Streng. Messrs.
| Charles Greenweil. Joe Carlson, H. @.
Scott, VIII Rackham. Lee Taylor.
Charles Clarke, VIII MacCarty.
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one Of the most elaborate and en-
! joyable banquets ever given in the city
was that Tuesday evening at the rooms
OF the Weber club in honor OF David
Eccles by a number of his close bust
| ness associates. A splendid French
clock, with cathedral chime was pre-
scented 20 the guest of the evening as a
token from his cO-WOrkers. T. j.
kiesel acted as spokesman. and in ac-
cepting the gift Mr.. Eccles made a
happy and feeling response. Each of
the gentlemen present responded TO
some toast appropriate 10 the occasion
The guests at the banquet board in
cluded Joseph Geoghegan from Salt
Lake. whose toast. "our Absent Breth-
rem" was a compliment 10 number
of other guests who could not be pres
ent. The other guests besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Eccles We're: Messrs- and
Mesdames Thomas ID. Dee, +. J. kiesel,
Joseph Scowcroft, W. II. Watts. II. II.
Rolapp, II. II. Spencer, James Pingree,
Joseph Clark. James Mack.
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The Eiks' ban Tuesday evening in the
Conley dancing hall was a success from
every point of view. An orchestra OF
nine pieces furnished music for ninety
couples, mostly in evening dress.
Luncheon and punch were served in
the X OF p. banquet room, which ad-
joins the hall
DR.. L. Walker arrived yesterday from
Bingham TO visit his daughter, Mrs. A.
B. Hayes.
The wedding Of Warren S. Williams
and Miss Eta Biddle occurred Thurs
day evening at the home of the parents
OF the bride. on Thlrtieth street. The
ceremony was performed by Elder
George Y. Larkin. ST. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams win reside at Soda Springs.
Ida. where the young man is engaged
IN business.
Mrs. H. L. Bell entertained Thursday
IN honor Of Miss Lola McKellips OF
Carlin.
Mrs. Millais OF 2523 Orchard avenue
is back from a six weeks outing at
Soda Springs.
Mrs. R. NJ. Dolly of Sacramento is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. X. Hey
wood.
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Miss Lizzie Toombs of Cariin, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Fitzgerald.
! left yesterday for Blackfoot, Ida, TO
visit other friends.
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Miss Carroll. who has been visiting
Miss Henderson,, Will leave today for
Hebron. Neb., her home.
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Miss Otelia Halgren and Farley M
Parry were married Wednesday in the
| temple at Salt Lake and were given a
| reception at the sisters of the bride,
| Mrs. Dan Hamer and Mrs. P. t.
! Wright at the home of Mrs. Hamer. on
/ Washington avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parry will reside in Salt Lake.