The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-10

hall Friday evening. The hall WIS pref
lily decorated and the rooms and hall
ways fifty carpeted. The affair proved
70 be one OF the social successes of the
season. During the intermissions re-
freshments We're served.
Mrs. William Van Allen gives q dinner
today in honor Of AIr. Van Aliens birth
day. The invited guests are AR, and
Mrs. +. L. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. |. L.
Reynolds, Mr.. ana Mrs, r, T. Hoags and
Mr. and Mrs. T.. ". MuttsOn.
Mrs. II. II. Spencer entertained q num-
Der OF guests at luncheon on Friday in
honor OF Mrs. Marx OF ST. Louis.
The young ladies of ST. JOseph's church
will give a dramatic entertainment at
the Fifth ward amusement hall al
o'clock Thursday evening next for the
( benefit Of the new churcn altar
a dancing party was given by the
Woodmen of the World Friday night at
TOllerS Dancing academy
Mrs. Edward Bichsei and Miss Mary
Roberts are back from visit at the cap
ital with Mrs. q. X. Oft
Mrs. z, NJ. Luckett went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to attend party given by
Mrs. Dunn.
Mrs. Paul Kimbau who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Cannon. returned Tuesday TO her home
In Kimberly.
The past noble grands OF the Rebekahs
held their last meeting with Mrs. sum
AiGF &lQ a very plUlcdHt dLAtI4ipblA " d
spent by all. dainty refreshments being a
feature of the afternoons entertaining,
/ The cidb adjourned 10 meet Thursday,
Dec. L. with Mrs. \. Baker 2i62 Pacific
avenue. The guests OF the afternoon
were Mesoames Neid, Moon. Baker.
Royle, Norris. Bigelow, BOgart, Summer
and Lansing.
one of the pleasant Juvenile parties OF
the week was the masquerade given by
Miss Eva Stoddard al her home on
Quincy avenue at which about eighteen
OF her little friends were present, as fol-
lows: Oral Maltby, LaYon Smith, Haze
Hall. Madeline and Marguerite Keatins
I Louise Winslow, Bertha Jarvis, Bernice
Nicholas, Steve Spaun, Ralph WinslOw
| Fern Bullough, Cline Smith. Lesley
| hrUmperman, Abe Goldwater. Earl Reed
Glen Tout and George Stoddard.
\ very enjoyable birthday party was
given By Myra Noon az her home. 90.
, Washington avenue, Thursday afternoon
in honor Of her tenth birthday Various
games were played and a dainty lunch
was served. The participants were Mary
Carver, Katherine joyce, ada West
Florence West, Edna Hill, Viola Meyer
Dora Smith, Bernice Hill, Myra Moon
and Helen Moon.
The ladies Of Dlx-Logan ". r. c. held
their election of. officers on Friday, Dec
J. The following ladies were elected
President. Mrs. Kate TOpOnce; s. V. P.
Mrs. Van Patten; J. Y. p, Mrs. Mary
! Griffin; secretary. Mrs. Beverly: treas.
urer. Mrs. Littlefield chaplain, Mrs
Lindsay, conductor, Mrs. Beltzer; guard
! Mrs. Mary L. Crouch.
The annual election Of officers for 1906
of the Clara Barton division 10 the b. OF
L. Z. was held on Tuesday afternoon and
| the following officers were elected: Pres
I ident, Mrs. \ 8 Hinley: vice president
Mrs. =. B. HasleI: secretary (re-eleCSed)
Mrs. X. ". Shields; treasurer AIRS. A
I A H. .I,s, L
guide, Mrs. A. S. Noble; sentinel Mrs
+ Judge; insurance secretary, Mrs. j
/ Tonasek.
Mr. and Mrs a. ]. Rollow entertained
I the Merrymakers' club AT their home or
/ Adams avenue Wednesday evening. tbs
| time being spent at high five. Prizes
| were won by Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Mrs
| E. r. Stone. Mrs. G. A. Watts. Aiessrs
I IT. II. Holbrook, L. Z. Moore and Z. r
Stone. Miss Lottie Rollow was a guest
Of the club. The next meeting Will be
| held with Mr.. and Mrs. p. 4. KOhn.
MIR. o. A. Alsman is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Chez, who were formerly his
neighbOrs at Shelbyville, Ind. Mr.. Alsman
has investments in southern Utah, and is
on tour OF inspection.
Mrs William NJ. Thompson of Ogden
will leave shortly for Louisville, Ky.
where she will JON her husband. The
/ Thompsons will hereafter make their
\ reception was rendered Friday even
ing q the home of the bride at FAR West
1 10 Miss Hannah Chugg and Mr.. Edward
| Barrett, who were married in the temple
at Salt Lake on Wednesday.
AT the residence Of T. c. Morris. -.
! TWenty-third street Wednesday evening
Miss Ruby Hunt became the bride OF
William Vaughn Morris. the Rev. John
z. Carver performing the marriage ser
vice. After the wedding the couple left
on their honeymoon. Upon their return
they win reside at sos Twenty-thtrd street
The Rev. John L. Carver csficiated al
the wedding Wednesday evening. at the
home of The brides parents Pas NolkeT
avenue, of Orla +. Griffith and Miss Kate
Weysenfeit two of the popular young
people of the city. The couple left after