, 1903-01-24

Reed. Will Reed. John Morgan,
Charles BuZZard, Douglas Cordiner,
Leo Chase. "Nibs" Peterson. Tom
Carey, A. D. Martin, Kunkel, Ed Cum,
mings, Al Elliott, Jack Fee. Albert Der,
ner. Gene Gray. Will Marshall, Don
McDermott, Willie Withstand. John
Foley. Tom Foley. Francis Swigdrt,
Mr.. Marshall of Big Horn county. Pet,
er Nelson, Rannie Campbell and 9th
ers.
The most charmingly unique event
of the week was the dance of the elves
and fairies given under the auspices
of the ladies' of the Cathedral guild
in North Star hall last night. A chill
dren's masquerade always presents a
pretty scene-the little ones so grace
fully assume the characters assigned
to them for the passing hour. 1t is the
delight of childhood to abide in the
land OF Imagination. and on such an
occasion mind and body alike are for
the time, it might be said. enamel
pated, and fancy and fun reign SUI
preme. There were also present a
goodly number of spectators. both
young and old. who found inexhausti-
Bile entertainment in puzzling over the
personality of the motley crew which
filed the floor. Among those who ap-
peared in costumes were
Japanese Maidens-Zoe Miller. Mir
lam Doyle. Merle kissick, Venus
FraZee and Jean Douglas.
Queen of Hearts-Natalie Swigart.
Jack of Hearts-Earl Taylor.
Jack of Diamonds-Farman Swi-
CART.
Butterfly Girls-Ray Daniels and
Laura Baker.
Canaries-Dora Lewis n Eva
Hansen.
Sisters-Melvin johnson and Robert
Gootschalk (beware of imitations).
Rastus-John Costin.
Monkey-Willie Code.
Fairy-Berle Troxel.
Clown-Leslie Jacobs.
Chambermaid-Percy Baker.
Popcorn Girl-Bessie Marks.
Brownie-John Marks.
Jack of Diamonds-Arthur Nelson.
Angel (by and by)-Miriam Cor
thell.
Red Riding Hood-Tessie Lang
heldt.
Clown-Harry Jones.
Riding Ladies-Carrie Hegewald
and Olga Hansen.
The following society item from a
Salt Lake paper is Of interest, as two
of the young ladies. Misses Donnellan
and Bintz, formerly resided in Lara,
ME, Miss Bint& being a niece of Mrs.
Howard Ingham: On Monday last
Mrs. Roosevelt gave a reception at the
White house in honor of the faculty
and students of the National Park
seminary at Washington. Four Salt
Lake girls. the Misses June Bintz,
Marguerite Donnellan, Bessie McIn-
ty re and Hollister Hancock, were
among the guests"
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Arnold will give
ar elaborate dining this evening COM
plimentary to Mrs. Pitt Covert of
Cheyenne, who is their guest.
900
The jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. BeltZ.
The Aid society of the Methodist
church sewed Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Andrew Miller. There was a
good attendance and a pleasant aft
ernoon al spent. Mrs. Cara Simp-
son will be the next hostess.
600
Master Elwood Johnson, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson,
was s years old last Sunday, and Sat.
urday afternoon a number of his little
friends surprised him at his home in
honor Of the event. Elvin Sederlin
planned the delightful party, and the
result was more than satisfactory to
guests and host alike. The afternoon
passed all too swiftly and a splendid
supper was heartily enjoyed.
The Clos convened Tuesday even
ing at the Fitch residence and list
ened to an able paper by Prof. Ridge
way on the "Other Religions" of
China, Mrs Preston having compre-
hensively treated "Confucianism" at