Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08

The young people Of the Eighteenth
ward gave a dancing party last even
ing In the ward hall which was very
pretty affair Among those present
were the Misses Hattie Whitney Retta
PIPER, Rewena ottinger, Lena Moore,
Gertrude Felt, Kate Rogers, Ethel Rog-
ers, Aura Rogers. Emma Savage, Cert.
rude Felt Winnie SaYllIe, Vera Young
Florence Scholcs, Mabel Snow, Clarlce
savile, Ehle Wilson, Nellie Shields
Louie Moyle, Della Young The Mesars
Tyler Young Frank Foster, George
Moore, John Sears. Spencer squlres. i.
5. Derrick Bruce Brown, Lorenzo
snow NJ MoAllister n g. jensen H. O.
Jensen, WIN Sears Orson Rogers. Jr..
Walter Alder, Reuben Romney, Fred
seccles, Joseph Williams, Sid Saville,
VIII James Elliot Clawson, Rue Nc
knight, Horace b. Whitney, Harry
Kimball, Clarence Nesen,
Mr. Fred + Wilson and Miss Annie
Mcdonnell both of this city, were
united IN marriage last Wednesday
evening, Feb, D, at the residence OF
Bishop Seaman, the latter officiating.
In the evening a wedding supper was
served at the home of the BRIDES sister
Mrs. Moran, al 100 east Fourth South
street only the relatives of the con-
tracing parties and d few immediate
friends were present MIR. and Mrs.
Wilson are living at 50 east Fifth South
in this city.
The many friends OF Mr. Louis Kollts.
CT this city, win be pleased to learn
that be has recovered from his recent
Illness and Is out again attending TO
business.
Exceptionally delightful was the
dancing party given last evening at
Chrlstensen's hall, II was another OF
the popular Red and Black parties
and very successful affair. About so
couples were present and the chaper-
cnes were the Mesdames Simon Bam-
berger Harold Brown, A. W. Sherman
and Hoyt Sherman. Some Of those seen
at the party were the Misses Ruby
knowlton, June Mcintyre, Clella Nc
Cradle, Marian Kniokorbooker, Louise
shoebrldge Hazel ShOebridge, Geneve
CLARK, Belle Weller, Pearl Weller, May
Billings, Mary Young, Margle Young,
May Jeremy, Nellie Jeremy, Kate Jere-
my O'ReIlly, Josephine Wells, Holmes,
Miss Clary, from TT Benton, Montana
Bessie Chandler, Lee Bloch, Edith
Klngsbury, Vlna Little, Edith Sher-
radon, Edna Iarker, Mabel Harker,
Yirgle Breeden lnez Adams Of Ogden,
Aetna Smith, Beatrice Cheesman, Eva
Richardson, Josephine Valentine, Edith
Metcalf, Allie McLain Rosemary Glosz,
Ellie Greenstreet, Helen Sheppard,
Edith Lowther, Sawyer. Thurer, Car
ter. Kimbal, Young The Messrs. FL
lott Klmball, MILFORD scboppe, A. i.
Thomas Jr., Robert Young. Roscoe
Breeden, Roy Saunders, Wells Culmer
Wesley Evans. Frank Chamberlain,
Victor Wells, Orrin W. Grow, Harold
+ ldredge Max Brown, Luclan Ray,
Nicholas Smith, j. IL Merrill, Serge
Campbell, Gates Paddock. A, Trip,
Mark Crystal, MILFORD Moyle Charles
Billings, sid Morris, Hal Shoebrldge.
y. NJ. Earl, Thee Geutsch, Wayne Hem
phlel, Walter Conrad, Lawrence Ham,
mel ia mes Davis. Horace Smith, Har-
cid Smith, Roy Schweltzer, John Hardy.
Fred Callahan, George Smith, c. AN
drews. Walter Pike, Leon Meyer Alex
Thomas. Theo soholle. NJ. McAllister. c.
G. Neslen Campbell, Knickerbocker,
Snow, Williams, Felt, Thomas,
Surprise parties do not always sur
prise the individual whom they are In
tended TO honor but that kind OF
good. thorough oldfashioned function
which occurred at the residence Of gem
ial George A, Smith. last evening, was
"a pronounced success George a. Is the
liyeliest superintendent Of the Seven.
teenth ward Sunday school. and his
associate officers and teachers uneXpec-
tedly called on him and his family last
evening with baskets o. e0tables and
other wise prepared TO have a good time
and they had g. Manifestations OF es-
TEEN for the special object Of the sur
prise was we'll mingled with unrestrain-
ed. harmless iollity, The participants IN
dulglng In games, singing speeehmak-
Ing, etc. until late hour. The follow
ing took part IN the festivities: Mes
srs. and Mcsdames Apostle John Hen
ny Smith. Bishop Walter ]. Beattie,
George s. MeAlllster w s Chapman,