The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

The ceremony was performed By Bish-
0p Watson at the home Of the groom.
The groom is promising young bus.-
ness man of this city. Afr. and Mrs.
Kirk win be at home to their friends
after Feb. / at 6s3 South Fifth West
street.
Mrs. NIichaed Fitzgerald just re-
turned from Park City where she en-
joyed a weeks visit.
-
Mrs. II. Wilmer and daughter, Helen,
/ expect to leave shortly for New Or
I leans. where they viii make their fu-
| ture home. They win join Mrs. VII
mer's son, Harry, formerly Of this
city.
/
/ on Thursday evening last local n,
/ Painters union, gave a very. successful
social to its members aud their wives,
and the boss painters and their wives,
/ in the Federation han, which was wen
/ filled, nearly 200 being present. The
/ programme, which was furnished en-
/ tirely by the paint boys, was very well
] rendered and appreciated. Special mem
tion must be made of the beautiful mu-
/ sic furnished by the painters instru-
p, mental trio, NJ. Nichols, violin; c. Z.
Sabin, cornet, and p. Beadi0n. flute;
also the vocal quartette, ". Z. Glenn
/ ents, first tenor; Nichols second tenor;
| Fisher, first base. and Tullidge, second
! bass. An amusing part of the pro-
| grsmme was the imitation Of birds and
animals, ETC., by s. Chalker. Delicious
punch and picnic was passed around
| abundantly, and all had an enjoyable
/ time, and much credit Is due the com
Tnittee who worked hard and willingly.
The Christensen informal soiree Of
| Wednesday evening was the largest in
| attendance Of any for the past few
/ seasons The music was a special fea-
/ ture, adding greatly to the evening"
pleasure. There seems to be a desire
on the part of those who attend to
! make one Of these soirees a leap year
affair in the near future.
one Of the most promising dances Of
/ the season VIII be that of the ''Fenci-
/ bies" in the way Of a character BAH, TO
be held on Monday evening, Jan. %.
/ A jolly sleighing party was given by
a number Of young ladies last Friday
evening, supper being served after
wards. Those included in the party
| were Misses Tremayne, Beveridge,
stanton, Pitcher, Lawrence and Kelley,
| Messrs- VIII and Roy Nor con, Crozier,
Tremayne, Rouse and Peterson.
]
The Thistle Social club held it's reg
ular meeting in the Electric Workers
hall, on the corner of First South and
Main streets. The chief business Of the
evening was the initiation OF sonae new
| members and the installing of the Of
hceTs for the ensuing year-President
David Henderson; vice president, NicoI
Hood; secretary, Hannah Whyte, as
sistant secretary, Lizzie Stevenson;
treasurer, Simon Grieve; S. A., win
Gray; chaplain, Mrs. Dunlop.
Miss Eva Snow was the hostess at a
meeting Of the ]. is on Friday even
ms, and a very enjoyable time was
had by all. Games were played, the
prizes being won by Miss Stella Daynes
and Mr.. William Sears. Dainty re-
fTeshments were served. Miss Stella
Daynes win entertain the members on
Thursday evening, Jan. Is.
-Mesdames Sam Samusls and Max II.
Harris viii be hostesses at the charity
card party to be given next Tuesday
at 2 p. M, at the B. B. club rooms.
The Jewish Relief society has elected
the following officers to serve for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs. Jacob Z.
Bamberger; vice president. Mrs. 1.
| Waters; treasurer, Mrs. Jacob Nor
itz: secretary. Mrs. Simon WOOJf: cor
| responding secretary, Mrs. Max II.
Harris; trustees. Mesdames Moss,
Woolf, Deslxy and Oberndorfer.
Miss Madeline Parson was very pleas
antly surprised on Wednesday even
ing at her home. 259 South Second
/ West. A very enjoyable evening was
spent in music, games and dancing.
Those present were the Misses Elsie
Petit Lena StaTbuck, Maud Wright,
Susie Farley. Myrtle Bowers. Winnie
Petit. Hazel and Florence Wolf, Mary
/ Mcpherson. Nellie Ongley, Helen Vic
toria and Madeline Parson. Messrs. Pc
ter Byland. James Powell. Bert Ong-
ley Roy and Willie Petit Arthur
/ Cooke. Eddie whittier. Stanley Ongley,
Albert Bird, Hal White and Bert
/ Reeves.
The anniversary Of the birth Of Rob
eFt Burns, Sc0tland's national poet. will
be fttingly celebrated BY the ladies'
auxiliary Of the Caledonia club with a
party to be given by them at the Har-
FmOnie ha1. South state street, on Mon
day evening, Jan. p.
The following young people partici-
pated in q very enjoyable bOb-sled
party last Wednesday evening: The
Misses Sybil Foote, Erma Sinclair. Lee
ma George. Clio Woolley, Sally Pollock,
Sylvia Combs and the MessTs Rock
and Mont Obuchon, Theodore HaueT-
bach, Clifford Saunders, Ned Mckenzie
and Chester Grimmett.
The Thistle Social club viii give a
select entertainment Friday evening.
Jan. p in their new headquarters. the
Electric Workers hall, II West First
South, in honor Of Robert Burns. the
Scotch poet. The entertainments viii
consist Of songs, toasts and recitatiOns.
after which a grand bali viii be given.
The committee IN charge consists of
Duncan McFadyen. W. A Gray, Da-
vid Henderson. William Gordon. Miss
Hannah White, Mrs. c. Henderson and
Nicol Hood. who promise the Scotch
and their friends of salt Lake City and
| vicinity a real guild treat.
PARK CITY.
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