The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

became the VIE or Ralph II. Burd1ck.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Alfred Brown in the presence Of
about twenty friends and relatives of the
contracting parties. After the ceremony
a reception was rendered the young cou7
pie IN Feb. the young couple will
leave for I<irksville, Mo-, where they
will make their future home.
The Misses Naisbltt entertained a few
friends at sleighing party last Tues
day evening. The sleighing concluded at
the Naisbitt home where luncheon was
served. Those present were: Mabel Hig-
ley, Ethel Naisbitt. Nettie Wade, Kate
Scudder. Maud Higley, Priscilla Naisbitt,
Maud Naisbitt. Gladys Naisbitt, L. Carl
son, W. Reeder, P. Gras. B. Foulger. W.
Gordon, T. Warner and G.. Veasy.
Mrs. ". H. Chevers has gone to Call
fOrnia, where she will spend the winter.
The elird of the series of the Weber
club dances was given at TolleTs dane
ing academy on last Tuesday evening and
was largely attended.
Miss Dallie Maloney entertained on
Wednes0-y evening in honor of Miss
Mamie Plunkett of Wisconsin. who is
guest of the S. H. Hendershot home.
Mrs. w. II. Van Allen entertained the
canyon Campers, club at CARDS THURSDAY IIa
evening. The guests went TO the Van Al
len home in sleighs. After cards re-
freshments were served.
r. and Mrs. H =. Crane entertained
number of guests with a ''bOb-sled' ride
to Ogden canyon last Sunday evening.
The RathbOne Sisters entertained at
cards in the Eagles hall yesterday after
noon. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. +. j. Cannon gave pleasant sur
prise party on Mrs. David Eccles at the
Eccles home on Friday evening. There
were about thirty guests who enjoyed
a sleigh ride after which they partook of
refreshments at the Eccles home.
E. A. Burton, cashier at the Pacific
hotel, returned last week from an ex-
tended trip to coast points.
j. D. Shaw is spending today in Salt
F.nl ha If Frin
Mrs r. S. Joyce, Mrs. o. NJ. RunyOn
and Mrs. E. M. COnrOy spent a few days
In Salt Lake last week visiting friends.
a party of twenty-six of Ogden's
younger people last Saturday evening en-
joyed bOb-sletgh ride TO the Hermit
age, where they spent the time dancing.
Those who comprised the party were:
George Mccormick, Mrs. Mccormick,
ID. Barber, Miss Drew, Con Bohn, Miss
Eliza Dangers, Bern Spencer Miss Flora
Civilians, G. Lawrence, Miss Kitchen,
J. Devine, Miss Florence Bohn, Robert
Nye. Miss Wilson, Elizabeth Orth.
Miss Kennedy, E. DeWOIf, Miss Edna
HamlH, z. Spear, Miss Nell Tackett, c.
H Vischer, Mrs. Vischer, Craig Thor
burn, Miss Dess Spencer.
The Merrymakers' club was entertained
on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. I. Moore. The evening was
spent at high five, Mrs. J; HodsOn, Mrs.
Z. S. Stone, Mrs. G. A. Watts, MesSrs.
Stanley Johnson and Holbrook being
awarded the prizes.
One of the important society events of
the week was the marriage Of Miss Mar
garet McElrOy and Angus T. Wright
jr., which took place on Wednesday in
the Salt Lake temple
Miss Bertha Lynch and Alexander Lee,
both Of HarTisville, were married at the
Catholic church on Wednesday, Rev
Father Cushnahan officiating An in
formal reception was given in the even
ing at the home Of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lee will make their home
in Harrisville.
Mrs. James Cassin left Wednesday for
Los Angeles.
Miss Florence Gay is visiting in Salt
Lake, guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Rich.
Mrs. A A Wenger is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Miss Buckle of Salt Lake was a guest
this week Of Miss Juanita Kay.
W. J. Hancock was given an agree
able surprise at his home, 234O Jeffer-
son avenue. on the occasion of his sew
ent1eth birthday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. John Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. c. Foley. Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Han
cock, ]. R. Hancock and family, Miss
Daisy Hancock and Tony Schwartz
One of the most delightful events of
the winter social season was the "Trip
OF the Congregational church on Tues
day evening. The trip was made in bob
sleighs and fully 80 people enjoyed the
evenings entertainment. Japan was the
home Of Mrs. f. p. Hunter on Quincy
avenue. The visitors were seated on the
floor and rice and tea cake were served
by a japanese servant. Assisting at this
Hunter, Nell Henderson,, Jessie Mauer
and Jean Hunter. Halla Burton and
Helen Hunter, dressed as Japanese chill
dren, gave the geisha dance very pref
int a=f4 inc
scene from the 'Mikado." The Misses
Braker and Frank Henderson, rendered
music throughout the evening, which was
also eloquent of the land of cherry bios
SONS. Mrs. o. A Parmley's home had
been turned in a ''Dixieland." The at
tendants were Mrs. Thomas Beason, Dol
ly Maloney. Birdie Foreman, McCarty,
Adams. BOwles, Wilson. Lyon and Kim
corner to represent a gypsy tent, Miss
kim6an presiding and telling fortunes.
The next country visited was Scotland
the home of Mrs. H. H. Spencer. Mrs
Hendershot were becomingly gowned in
Scottish costume, and the Highland
fling. by Miss Claude Gillett and Rus
sell Stephenson, was one Of the features
Germany was the fourth country in the
tour, the G. f. Mcintosh home repre-
senting that country Assisting were
MeSdames Archie Mcintosh. FleWeIIine
Beuschel and Reynolds Weinerwurst
came America, which was at the home
of Mrs. A. w McGaW, A small flag was
given to each tourist and refreshments
were served. Uncle Sam was imper-
sOnated by Valentine Gideon, and Mrs
Horace Foster made a charming Cod
dess of Liberty. Mesdames Rhivers
Fryer and Gullihur assisted Mrs. Nc
Graw, and national airs were played
throughout the evening.
A pleasant evening was spent by the
members of the Fourth ward choir. and
their conductor. Orson Griffin, on We'd
nesGay. when they gave their annual
party. During their ride they
serenaded President Shurtliff, President
Middleton, President Flygare, Bishop z.
7. Wooley, Councillors Civilian and Bel
nap. Mayor E. NJ Conroy. Charles A.
Wright and Gus Wright and his bride
After the ride the party was taken to