The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
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Gayly draped in flags, with every
available space Of wall hung in imple-
ments of war-sabers. guns. knapsacks
and drums-the armory Of the n. G. L.
presented an attractive appearance
las> evening. On every hand were the
patriotic cOlors combined with the red
and black Of the High school. The
formidable cannon occupied the space
on either side Of the platform, the lat
ter being banked with palms.
ChrlStensen's enlarged orchestra fur
nished d programme Of delightful new
music and from the opening OF the
grand march to the last Of the extras
the enthusiasm and enjoyment of the
dancers was apparent. The High school
cadets may consider their first military
ball one Of the successes of the season.
Governor Wells led the march, and
in line were many Of the officers from
the fort, besides the National Guard
of Utah and the cadets, the full uni
form contributing much to the gaiety
Of the scene. Franklin served delicious
punch and refreshments throughout
the evening. The programme and in
vitation committee consisted Of Cap
tain L. Smith, chairman; Lieutenant
BerO' and Sergeant P. Nelden: arrange
ment committee. Captain Thomas.
chairman; Lieutenant Brown, Lieuten-
ant BOuryne. Lieutenant Davis. Lieu
tenant McCrystal Sergeant Turner.
Corporal Hebron, Corporal Manning,
Private Pratt. Private Price.
About $50 couples were present.
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Another enjoyable ball was given al
Christensen's hall last evening by the
students of the University of Utah.
The hall was prettily decorated in
palms, rugs and divans. Nearly 100
couples danced until a late hour. the
music being especially enhancing.
Franklin served the punch The chap
erons of the evening were Mesdames
j. L. Rawlins, Vivian McCune. J. 7.
Kingsbury, Hoyt Sherman. Miller. The
dance was in charge of the following
committee: Misses Mabel Harker.
Leds Rawlins, Daisy Raybould. May
Billings, Josephine Wells; Messrs.
Preston, Cannon, VIII Dunn. Gill Rich
ards, Gilbert Thomas, VIII Ray.
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Mrs. George N. DOwney leaves on
Wednesday to meet Major Downey in
California
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Salisbury are ex-
pected home in day or two from New
York.
Mrs. William Reid entertains at
luncheon next Wednesday,
Miss Mabel Rice, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. II.
Rothschild, leaves Tuesday for her
home in st. Paul.
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Mrs. George NJ. Downey entertains at
cards today.
Walter Evans departed yesterday
morning to resume his studies at STAN
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunter an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Chloe, TO Frederick r. Woolley. the
wedding to take place the 23d inst.
Mrs. ]. R. Bush and little daughter
have gone to Los Angeles to spend
the winter.
a pleasant social was given last
evening by the young people of the
Unitarian church at the residence Of
the Rev. and Mrs. P S Thatcher.
Games and a choice musical pro-
sramme rendered by Mrs. Curtis of
Philadelphia and Mr. James Stricklev.
with recitations by Miss Irene Eckes.
afforded enjoyment for those present.
Light refreshments were served during
the evening by the young ladies Of the
Sunday school class.
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This evening Mr.. Carl Scheid gives
q stag party for Mr.. WinsloW Smith.