The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25

| Broughton, who is the guest Of her sis
ter Mrs E NJ. Conroy, and who left
Yesterday for her home in San Francisco.
Mamie MOffat of Salt Lake is the guest
/ for few days of Mrs. J. T. Hurst in
/ this city.
Miss Drucilla E. Coy of Plain City and
/ orc Coy of Statewide were married by
/ Elder c. w Hichelius of the ReOrganized
Church on Wednesday. A reception was
/ held at the home of the bride in Plain
| City in the evening, after which the eou-
| pie left for California, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
Mrs. r. s. FarnswOrth gave Japanese
art lecture at the Carnegie library on
Mrs. Harry Todd entertained the Lively
Circle at her home last Wednesday.
A surprise party was rendered to Rob-
his home Jefferson avenue. About
thirty of his friends were the guests The
evening was spent with music and social
games, after which refreshments were
served.
A farewell reception was rendered to
Roy Farr in the Third ward amusement
hail on Friday evening Mr.. Farr leaves
shortly on a mission to the Hawaiian
islands.
The young women of the First Presby-
terrain church gave a concert in the
church on Friday evening. A splendid
musical programme was rendered.
About forty Scotch people gave sur
prise party to George LOckhead, jr., at his
home, -2740 Jefferson avenue on Thursday
ing various games. A number of musical
selections were rendered and refresh
ments were served.
A surprise party in honor of his six
10th birthday was rendered to H. c. ia
cObs at his home on Monroe avenue Fri
day evening. a large number of his
friends were the guests and a pleasant
evening was spent.
A character party was given in the
Weber stake amusement hall on Friday
evening There was large attendance
ana a pleasant evening was spent.
Milford Williams, brother of Council
man Edwin Williams of Montpelier, Ida,
visited relatives in this city Thursday.
lie left for Los Angeles Friday.
Ben Pearson of this place left Thurs
day for visit to MOntello.
Henry Wessler visited in Salt Lake on
Thursday
E Crockett. ex-chief Of police of Lo-
gan, accompanied by his wife. visited
with their son in this city for few days
last week.
D. c. Child and wife left Thursday for
California to visit with relatives for
month.
The annual ward reunion was held at
Huntsville on Friday, when banquet to
given in one hall and a party in the
other Dancing was interspersed with
musical selections in the evening
grand ball was given. making the reunion
enc of the most pleasant ever held. Yes
to-day a children's party was held This
was also largely attended.
The sixth and seventh grades of the
Mound Fort school have united on a fine
programme to be given at the school
next Friday afternoon.
One of the most pleasant social func-
tons OF the week was the surprise given
in honor of Percy Rhine by number of
friends on Thursday evening the scene of
the happy event being at his home on
Fowler avenue. A few hours were spent
pleasantly at games and dainty refresh
mcntS were served.
One of the most delightful meetings of
the Child Culture club was held on Tues
day afternoon al the hOsDitable home of
Mrs. Fred Chambers. At the conclusion
Of the usual routine business the presi-
dent read an article entitled, Fathers
and Mothers Club which was ably dis
cuSsed by the members The remaining
time was given to the historical subject
Oregon" which was discussed thor
OUehly. The hostess at the close kindly
invited those present to spend a social
hour with her, and she has the thanks
OF the club for the charming and cordial
manner. in which she entertained them.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Reeve at her home on Jefferson avenue.
The song recital given by Miss Olga
Wehrend. assisted by Miss Alma Bauer
as pianist and accOmpanist. on Thursday
evening at the Congregational church,
was one of the most enjoyable musicales
Of the season. Miss WehTend is pupil
of Frank Baird of Chicago. and in her
work Thursday evening demonstrated the
fact that she is most finished artist.
The fourth of a series of 500 parties
was given by the senior class of the Og-
den High school on Friday evening at the
home Of Miss Clara Reberg. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Catherine WoOdcOck. Mar
tina Bihler. Mrs l. r. Van Patten and
Louis Koch. After the refreshments were
served a musical programme was rem
GeTed and when the party broke up all
agreed they had spent a very enjoyable
evening.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald entertained at
a dinner party on Thursday evening at
the Pacific hotel, covers being laid for
Eire.
The Ladies auxiliary of the B. of r.
T. will give a card party on Wednesday
afternoon, March IS, at 2:30, at X. of P.
hall.
Mrs George w. Driver entertained in
formally on Thursday afternoon at her
home on Madison avenue.
John Gay, accompanied by. two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Dan Shupe and Mrs. Ferry
Decker of Provo, left Thursday for
several weeks visit in California.
Next Monday evening Professor Clark
will give a most interesting recital on
Edmund RCstands great play. "CyranO
de Bergerac."- This will be the first of a
series of entertainments which consist of
three dramatic recitals and one reading.
This viii be Professor Clarks first APP
pearance in Ogden for some time.