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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
EPHRATM-

The marriage of Miss Anna NJ. Ander-
sen and Mr. Benjamin Jensen both OF
this city. ~iU take place at the Mantf
temple Wednesday. Jan H.
Miss Lavira Hale. after spending the
holidays here returned Wednesday TO her
home in Preston. Ida.
Miss Stella Erickson of GunniSOn is Wis
iunS with Miss La Priel Willardsen.
Miss Anna Frost left Wednesday to
take charge of the dresSma king depart
ment of the academy AT Preston Ida
Miss Rosetta Lowry OF Mauti is visiting
with relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs Frank Filler of Monroe Is visiting
with friends in E9hraim-
Mrs. Catherine Thompson entertained a
number of her early frncFEsSTHA ROD
number OF her lady friends at her home
Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Johnson. after
spending d week in Sewer county. re-
turned 10 their home IN this city on
Wednesday.
William Wall of Aurora was q guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter GreaVes. Jr-. Monday
The enrolment at the Snow academy
was greatly. increased by the New Year ;
enrolment. 1t is now reaching the 900
mark
The district schools Will reopen next
Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
LOGAN.

A pleasant social function Of the week
was the reception given on Wednesday
evening in honor of the marriage of Mr..
David Smith of this city and Miss Sa-
mantha Sessions of Bountiful The affair
was held at the Smith home in the
Fourth ward, and a large company Of the
friends of the couple enjoyed themselves
greatly in the festivities of the evening
Professor and Mrs l. A. Ostien enter
tanned on Saturday evening. Cards
formed the principal amusement of the
evening. and Professor BexelI ana Mrs
y. II champ won the prizes. Dainty re-
Ireshments were served. Those present
were: MesSrs. and Mesdame &. n. Hart
J. r Engle. G. II. Champ, A. NJ. Fleming
J. e Shepard. J. c. Walters W s. Pres
t % r.; John T caiRe j., p p Ban 6
Bexeli, W. Mclaughlin. w s Lanston
Messrs. Northrop. Bacon. Oldham. Arnold
Mrs Smith. and the Misses Fisher Miner
and Elizabeth Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Jeppesen entertained
on saturday evening in honor OF the
opera house orchestra Music formed tho
Chief part of the evenings entertainments
refreshments were served
Messrs- Booker and Alex Preston gave a
New Years party for some Of their
youns friends They aud their guests
were present George Sorenson. Earl Dan
sTisses Reese Teta Howell Vincent Garden
Julia Hendricks. Lou Thatcher Marie
Barber and Barbara Howell.
visited friends in I.o~ar this vel, -'''
). +. Morgan. surveyor OF Oneida conn
", Ida. is visiting friends in Logan
a reunion of the Mortensen family was
held on Friday evening al the residences
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Nielsen. a fhrong
OF people OF that name and their re.a-
tives participated in the reua:on.
The Mutual Improvement associa lions OF
the stake gave a bic social at the 3 Y
college on Friday evening. Three or four
hundred people attended it, and they
spent delightful time in listening 10 an
excellent musicol and literary pro-
Eramme, and in Dartakine OF the de-
iicious refreshments served
NJ. erd Mr. :. p. Peterson are visit
ing with friends i'm Spokane. Wash
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. r. Brennan of Toledo
o. were in Logan this week
Judge AUrelius Miner returned TO his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08

If there is one criticism that may be
made more than another on salt Lake
society it is that there is too great a
tendency, for the size of the place. to
take offense at not receiving invita-
tions TO everything ones friends or ac-
quaintances gives
Every social attention is or should
be a compliment to ones friends. and
frequently the emitting of such is not
the reverse one, but a necessary re-
strictiOn. All ones friends do not har-
mOnize with equal ease, and the wise
hostess is she who selects her company
as she does her menu, with n view to
its harmonious mingling.
So many of the large events supposed
TO be planned for 1904 did not take
place at all, but there was merriment
and mirth enough to go round, and
there is still a fund of enthusiasm left
10 begin the new year. The chances
seem slim for any great gatherings
which shall include the entire city, but
they are certainly good for 1nnumera-
BILE jollities and gayeties of the kind
where one meets congenial and con-
tented friends.
Society is taking on a political hue.
and with the opening Of the halls OF
legislation there win be many semi
political entertainments. OF these the
first and so far the most important viii
be the reception in honor of the MEM
DerS OF the legislature lueSudS even
ing, at which the members of the Wo-
mans Republican club Will be the
hostesses. Handsome invitations have
been sent out not alone to friends in
the city. but throughout the state as
we'll. The affair will be given in the
Kenyon, and it is imperative that those
receiving invitations should present
them as requested
No daintier flower girl ever offered
her wares for sale than the one who
carried a basketful Of beauties at the
bal maSque last Monday evening, and
who. in everyday life is one of the
fairest of the young society matroas.
And as for the purple Orchids-Well,
there We're no men there who did not
admire orchids.
The second in the series of dances to
be given by the University club mem
bers will be given next Thursday even
ing. Most of the younger club men
have subscribed to the series and the
event promises to be an important So
cial one.
The two big events of the early week
were almost the entire programme Of
the past week. Either society was too
much wearied with the effect of large
reception and a bal masque in one day
or else a serious reaction set in.
They do say the floor looked some
thing like the beach at Atlantic city
last Monday evening. There never were
so many short dresses seen 1t one time
here, even at Saltair.
DOLL BARET.
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PAYSON.

Mrs s. f OFT gave a pretty home
party Friday evening in honor of her
sister. Miss EsteIla Jenney Of Grand
Junction Progressive finch was the or
der OF the evening which was inter-
spersed with delicious refreshments
About twenty-five invited guests were
present.
Miss Emma Douglass entertained a
number OF her friends Monday evening
with the game of sixty-three. During the
progress OF the game refreshments were
served
4 farewell party was given at the home
Of Joseph Douglass, jr-. Saturday nlSnt,
in honor OF the young man. who leaves
soon for Salt Lake. where he viii be en-
ployed in the manufacturing department.
of B. II. Townsend. Games and refresh
raents were in order. and the occasion
was most pleasantly spent
The Misses Rosa and Nellie Patten en-
tertained a number of their friends New
Years eve in honor Of Lloyd and Andy
WINNER Of salt Lake
Miss frankie GSutheil gave a birthday
party Tuesday afternoon in the HANCOCK
halI. about twenty-five of her little
friends being present Dancing games
and refreshments were greatly enjoyed
by all
John e Pace is in Payson visiting mis-
mother and other relatives Mr. Pace Is
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MANTT-

A reunion Of the numerous Cox family
of this city was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank p. futile Sunday even
ing. Tt is customary for the family 10
celebrate the birthday OF Father Cox
each year which is on the 10Th of the
present month. but because so many of
the grandchildren from this city are away
attending school this winter and We're
home during the holidays the gathering
was held \ little earlier this~year. The
family throughout Utah now number
nearly 600. and there were some over leo
Marie anderson OF Provo. sister OF Mrs.
w. D. Livingston, spent the holidays IN
danti.
James L Ewing OF Ncphi viii soon
become a resident Of MaDti He viii have
charge OF the Manti Messenger, the local
The German people of this city save
social at the assembly rail- last Monday
evening in honor of John Buehier and
Conrad Sturzneggar who recently re-
turned from Germany where they filled
missions for the Mormon church Recita-
tions. speeches songs and other amuse-
rnentS We're part of the entertainment.
Mrs. Maud briggs Christensen of Sugar
City, Idaho was in the city during the
holidays visiting with relatives ana
L. A. LAUDER and family left Mant this
week for Provo where Mr.. Lauper nas
accepted a position With she S 5,fs t',,
q number OF years been connected with
the printing business in this city
The annual NJ. !. a. conference Of the
South Sanpete stake viii be held in this
The South Ward Sunday school gave
concert in the assembly haH Thursday
evening.
Misses Christy and May Crawford were
in Springville this week attehoihg
funeral of some of their relatives
Alma WitSeck was in Manti visiting
his parents during the holidays
The newly elected county Officers gave
a little reception TO the outgoing officers
Tuesday afternoon
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PARK CITY.


Senator and Mrs. TEcuas Kearns came
up TO the Park Monday.
Miss Ge-eNirc Ocouar returned to her
home in the city after a pleasant visit in
NJ. and Mrs w. w. Armstrong came
Up to the lark Wednesday TO attend the
funeral OF Colonel William NJ Ferry
A very pleasant affair and one that
ranks nigh with any Of the season was
the banquet and dance given the clerss
Of The +. d. Sutton Meat company by
Mr.. Sutton IN his hall. The hall wss very
P-ettiiy decorated and after a suE,ptuous
lunch was served dancing was indulged
in until quite late in the evening
Miss Minnie Cunning ham was Salt
Lake passenger TUESDAY afternoon.
Misses May Williams and CLAIRE steven
son spent few days in the metropolis
Misses Lila ard Norah Jarrett returned
home 10 tne city THIS " eek after a pleas
ant visit IN the Park.
Misses SuSiC AKA Lizzie Shields enter
taines very informally Tuesday afternoon
IN honor OF the Misses Margaret and
Msrtha Watson of salt I-aSe. Pitt was
the came played after which refresh
MS lara Dlckert returned to salt
Lssc Monday.
Mss elizabeth Refs is visiting in salt
LAKE,
Miss Margaret Shields, who is attending
schceI at the Sisters academy returned
Ia the city Monday.
Mrs. f. p. Evans entertained at dinner
Monday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
thomas Nearns. only few relatives ana
friends were present
Rev. Father Galiigan went down TO the
city Wednesday evening TO perfoi m The
ma rriage ceremony OF Mr.. Dan GaihNan
and Miss Franses Wilson.
Miss Kate Thorpe returned to tie city
Wednesday afternoon after pleasant
visit in the Park. the guest OF Miss
Mrs. Charles Shields and two children
Frances and Roy. went down TO the city
Tuesday afternoon TO be the guests OF
Miss Miriam Raddon went down TO salt
Lake Tuesday on short visit.
friends AZ >sin5er NIondsv at the Park
City hotel. The dinner was served IN
seyeFalu courses.
to Salt Lake after pleasant visit IN TINS
Mrs. c. p. Goist entertained a number
of friends at a dinner Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. It. w. Sherman enter
tanned Few friends at supper Monday
evening. The house was decorated anu
after supper games We're played and the
guests enjoyed themselves until quite late
into the night .
the city this week after pleasant WISH
with her sister Mrs. &. +. Goist-
Miss Maude Loofbourow returned 70
the city this week after two weeks Visit
ire guest of MissMeete Whitehead.
Miss Whilinoyer is visiting in SAT-
Lake. .
returned home to the Park Saturday after
a short visit in Provo.
The New Years ball given by PROFESSOR
H B. Younger in the Carpenters maple
hall Monday evening was quite largely
attended.
Mrs. T. A Bailey left Friday morning
Mss Florence carpenter spent the last
of the week in Salt Lake
Miss Lillian LanyOn was in the city
Mrs. B. NJ sperry is visiting in the
Pa
Mrs. John w. Geiger entertained few
friends at a dinner very informally TINS
week
DR. and Mrs. McEnry are visiting IN
Park CITY, guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
A Bird.
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tanned the Be Lively club Thursday even
ing.
Editor J. B. Graham left Thursday for
an extended trip through Mexico and
california Mrs Graham expects to Join
him later
The independent Euehre club was cutter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs J. W ROthWel-
Mr.. and Mrs " Il zion entertained the
bingham Whist club Wedn esday evening.
Very pretty prizes fell 70 Mrs. Fred Be
mis-. Mr. Rernis Mrs NJ Fftzcerald and
D. T. Teachenor. A dainty lunch was
served
club will meet with the president. Mrs
Jimpson-
The Bingham Whist club will hold It's
next social session ~ the home or MI
and Mrs. W. NJ. Smith
Mrs. Tom Cole was in the city during
the week.
Mrs. j. c. Dusan was a visitor TO the
metropolis during the latter part OF the
week
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Each girl had fashioned a hat which the
boys drew and We're requested TO trim.
The hat they drew decided their partner
for supper.
Miss E,thaI Smith has returned after a
very pleasant visit with friends i Nephi
Pleasing in every particular vas the
celebration given Monday evening, al ths
Second ward assembly hau in honor of t he
eightieth birthday of Grandma Eggert-
son. and which was So succc skfuliy
planned and carried through By her three
sons. About 10 guests were Present.
Dancing interspersed with songs ana
-Tecitati0ns. made an evening Of pleasure
was served.
Miss Mary NuttaH spent several DAYS
OF this week with relatives and friend. In
Salt Lake.
Miss Mary McCouish of Eureka was in
this city day this week visiting friends.
The 7. L. NJ. J. a. OF the Sixth WARD
surprised Miss Ada Wilkins FRIDAY even
lng ar tne nome OF Mrs. Ester Stewart.
Miss wilkins has been an officer in the
association for couple of years. and has
endeared herself to all with whom she
has come in contact. She has rendered
her resignation on account Of her ap-
preaching marriage. which viii take place
next Wednesday to Mr. William FVans
of Lehi. The girls sought in this way to
show their love and appreciation. The
evening passed pleasantly in games and
amusements of various kinds refresh
ments were served The association pre-
sented Miss wilkins with "A beautiful set
of silver knives and forks. They departed
at late hour expressing cOngra tulations
Miss Achse Eggertson was the charm
ing hostess at a delight full social Tuesday
evening. Games. Intermingled with
music. was enjoyed by all present Re
freshments were served
Miss Nina Houston has returned to her
desk at the court house after spending
the holidays at American Fork.
Mrs Don johnson and Mrs. Mamie Fin
layson of Springvillle were visitors in this
city Thursday.
Miss Isle Finlayson Of Payson spent
Sunday with friends in Provo.
me Sorosis club met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. FlOe Speckart.
me afternoon was taken up by Mrs.
josiah Beck, who gave an excellent pa
per on The Early Settlers of Virginia. -
and also reviewed in an interesting man
ner the book ITO Have and To Hold -
Inc hostess served dainty refreshments.
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on his way 10 the state legislature. he be-
ing member from Grand county.
Mr. ana Mrs. William LitgeWood re-
turned TO their home in Brigham City on
MONDAY. after visit with Mr. Little
woods mother
A. g. Winner. jr-. Of Salt Lake left
here TUESDAY in answer to a telegram
stating that his sheep had been caught in
heavy snowstorm in the Green river
country. and that a great many Of them
were perishing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
CURRENT EVENTS
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

Mrs. Frederick Earls and Miss Lena
Welby are receiving much social atten-
ton during their short visit to the city.
Miss Edna Cohn entertained at a
luncheon in their honor Wednesday,
Miss May Critchlow gave an informal
Kensington for them on Thursday, and
Mrs. W. L. Ellerbeck entertained at a
luncheon complimentary to them on
Friday. Mns EarIs leaves during the
week with her little daughter for a
visit with friends in Eureka
A number of the friends of AIr. and
Mrs. James e. Jennings arranged a de-
liEhtful party for last evening at their
home in honor of their leaving for the
coast About two dozen gathered at
the home of Mrs Sharp and proceeding
10 the Jennings home took both OF
them by surprise, and later enjoyed an
informal dance and supper.
Miss Ada J. Murphy entertained a
few friends at cards last Friday even
ing, at which three tables were filled
with the guests. Sixty-three was the
game enjoyed and prizes were won by
Miss Margaret Bower and George r.
Smith. The other guests were Miss
Lucy Gaby Miss Jennie Lynn, Mrs.
Sinclaire, Miss Emma Watson, Miss
Murphy, r. p. Sumner, Frederick Sin
claire, Charles Murphy and Daniel
Powell
Miss Violet Neill arrived in the city
yesterday morning from Butte and
spent the early part of the day with
friends, leaving at noon for San Fran
cisco. where she goes to be one of her
cousins bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F.. Jennings and
Mrs Sharp and Miss Mamie Sharp will
leave TO morrow TO spend the remain
der of the winter.
Mrs. Joseph Stowe of Park City. who
has been spending the past few days
in the city. returned yesterday to her
home.
Mrs. Ackland-Hood. after a visit of
some time with her sister NIrs. John
whence she sails during the week for
Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Richards left yes
terday for a visit of some time in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Lynn and daught-
ers. Winnie and Jennie viii sail from
New York Jan q for a tour of Europe.
DIR. J. O.. Edie of Grand Rapids left
yesterday for his home, after spending
2 short time with Mp. and Mrs. e. s,
Ferry Mrs Ferry accompanied him
TO Ogden
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lewis of'Butte
came to town yesterday morning and
left at noon Tor New York. They Will
be absent about month.
Mrs o L. Cary has issued invita-
tons for a large card party to be given
Tuesday afternoon TO Introduce her
niece. Miss Coraline Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale entertained
few friends informally Friday even
ing at keno.
The German club holds the first
meeting of the year Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Fabian.
Mrs NJ. s. Lacy Of Colorado Springs
viii reach here tomorrow to be the
guest Of her sister, Mrs, c. z. Rich
srds.
on Tuesday afternoon the wasatch
Literary circle met with Mrs. w p
W bite. a large number Of members
and guests were present. all OF whom
listened with much plea sure 20 the
programme Of the afternoon. Mrs FL
uer Leatberwood gave a cornprehens-
I've resume Of THE French Drama in
the Seventeenth Century" The naper
treated Corneilie aS the father Of the
classic tragedy Of France and the Orc
ator Ct the drama OF tragic situation
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BINGHAM.

r. I. Herrick left TuesdaE for Idaho
Mrs Herrick will visit relatives at the
Junction until his return
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. NaDper spent New
Years with Mr.. and Mrs jack Forbes.
returning Tuesday to their home in Salt
Lake
MRS John Jimpson. ir. was a visitor TO
the capital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs ". n Woodring returned
Monday from a stay Of several days in
zdon.
Misses Hazel and Maurinc BouEard en-
tertained about twenty of their young
friends he other afternoon The time
was spent in playing many games In
the donkey contest and peanut hunt dam
" prizes were awarded. At the serving
given p cuzzIe menu card which was
artistically decorated in holly As they
were successful in guessing the puzzle
questions so they progressed with the
lunch The occasion was one that was
highly enioyed BY the young people.
Mrs Cannon and daughter returned on
Saturday from Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph stokes Of West
Jordan We're guests Cf Mr.. ard Mrs. r.
/. Herricl6 on New Years.
The Misses Kate and Hazel Robinson
returned Friday from two weeks visit
in American Fork.
Miss Rose Thomas Of the Salt Lake
university is spending the week with her
Ms. isernett Of West Jordan is visiting
her parents. Nj and Mrs Sam Bush
Mrs. :. W. Forman spent Saturda-' at
the metropolis.
Mrs. Jensen of Upper Bingham enter
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DENVER AND RETURN, $500

Tickets on sale Jan IS. Return linn
it. Jan IS Account National Live Stock
association and Wool Growers cOnven-
ton. Through sleepers via Colorado
Midland railway.
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home in Salt Lake on Tuesday after
Spending week with friends in Logan
Mrs Arthur Roberts of Alton Wye,
is visiting in Logan with her mother
Mrs. D. Reese.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Morren are so
lourning in California for the benefit of
Mr.. MorreilS health.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-05-06

y. s 4.
II has been arganged % e 70 hold
union church services at the paFk ~
morrow afternoon. Sunday. IL eonnec-
ton with the band concert ahd viii bs y
sacred concert.
The first Thursday night concert was
held At the park last Thursday night.
BY special arrangement electric lights
VIII De put IN % as 70 maks ths PARK -
bright as can be and everything done 10
make q Is pleasant asl possible for the
public.
We might say that the band boys get
80 pay for thsir geFks The director
is the only one paid who Is connected
With the band and he desotes hia entire
time to band york. Prof. Joass ls 20.
eond 10 no band leader II lhe southwest
and it should be the pleasure 0f ~ ell.
zana Of Alamogordo % sse that be 4
Kept right here. And Ne say this be-
cause few business people 81 our town
and many citizens contribute not 0ne
esnt towards helping Our bahd. ysE ~
enjoy the eoncsrts which are Tree and
given for the enjoyment o. The public.
The band. even s. q q. (and 4 eouldn'i
be much bstteTl should be : special
pride ol Alamogordo.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-05-06
No BlTTE YET N SIGET

Japanese Flsst sssma % Hzve Dropped
Out Of Eight-A Land Battle i Heard
ofWith Oars Troops Victorious
Saigon, French Cochin China. May /
The Russian squadron issIyIng 0a
Port Dayet. forty miles north III KAN
ranh Bay and In BIuh Kang Bay (near
Kamranh Bay) outside Of terrItosial
waters. Russian. German and British
transports are Of Cape st. James, near
Saigon. and In the Saigon River. The
French naval division has been mobiliz.
cd to preserve neutrality 10 French Va
tarss
Toxic, May Lit il believed that Ads
mlral Roiestvensky continues 70 nee
ports OF Indo- China for the purpose oi
obtaining coal and other supplies end
for maintaining Communication With So
Petersburg. and the Japanese press 4
again questioning the faith Cithe recent
assurances Of France.
81. Petersburg. May i. General Line
Witch, in . message 70 the CzaFs saysi
"Two Russian forces on the night oI
April s9th attacked the Japanese town
oi TunghusiOn. driving the enemy from
llvsconsecntlve positions sad occupying
the works.