The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
SOCIETY
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Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Bamberger
chaperoned party Of young roiks at
roller skating party, given ny Master
John Wallace and Master Herbert Nc
Chrystal Saturday afternoon Those
forming the party we're as follows:
Miss Cynthia Hardy, Miss Dorothy
Bamberger, Miss Ruth Sow1es, Miss
Mary Luman, Miss Kate Nelson, Miss
Wilma Nelson. Miss Florence Halloran,
Miss Lily Dosher, Miss Sila Felt and
Damon Adams, Harry Wallace, Dan
Gurnsey, Lemar Finch, Harry Badger,
Gordon Van Aulestine, carr Dosner.
Earl Wilson, Henry Oberndoffer and
others.
Miss Edith Sherman will be home
this morning after spending some time
in Portland with Mr.. and Mrs. Alma
d. KATE.
Mrs. J. D. La Forgee will entertain
the guests of the Manitou and her
friends at a dance at the hotel next
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crismon of
Sugar ward celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary of their marriage yesterday
at their home. They were surrounded
by their children and grandchildren,
the festivities being limited to members
of the family only. Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
mon were both pioneers, having come to
Utah In 1s47. They left here later,
however and went to San Bernardino,
where, in 1856, they were married. Two
years later they came to Salt Lake TO
make their home, and have lived here
ever since. Two of their daughters are
Mrs. D. S. Spencer and Mrs. George
Thatcher Of Logan.
The series of winter concerts at the
Manitou will begin this evening. Those
who will take part are Mrs. Kirkman.
Mrs Pierce, c.. d. Schettler, Miss Bard
Haywood and Mr.. Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Newman viii en-
terrain a party of children at their
home on Fifth street tomorrow even
ing.
A message from Ely. received yester-
day, announced the marriage of Miss
Nellie Carney of this city to Joseph
Welsohns, the event having taken place
on Thursday last.
Mrs. ]. W. Purefoy returned wednes-
day from a stay of several months in
the east.
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Chester Colborne has gone to Los
Angeles to spend the holidays with rel
atives.
Miss Betsy Taylor of Idaho Falls will
arrive this evening, to be the guest of
Miss Virginia Shannon during the holt
days.
Miss Bertha Tyree and J. e. Tyree
will be nome on Monday from school at
Nashville. Tenn, and medical college
in Chicago, respectively.
The marriage of Miss Florence f.
FARMLAND to Charles w. Guest took
place Wednesday last. About fifty rel
atiyes and friends were entertained at
the residence of the brides parents.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with ferns, carnations smilax and flags.
Mizpah chapter No. 5, o. E. S., car
members, to attend a New Years re-
ception at Masonic temple, corner of
Second East and First South streets,
Jan. /. 1907, till 9.
$50
Mrs. B. H. helms entertained at
birthday party Monday evening in
honor of her husband and sister, Miss
Rosa Ramey of st. Louis. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Kershaw, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Jones, Mrs. William
Nelson of Bingham Junction, Mrs. Ollie
Nelson of Sandy, Misses Sue Powell,
Miss Della Bergan, Frank Ford, Jack
Goodfellow. Ollie Earls, Roy Tair, Walt
Burris. Music for the evening was
furnished by Masters Willie and Lor-
rain Coners. The rooms were prettily
decorated with red and white carna-
tions and Christmas holly.
The Alpha Pi Fraternity of the Uni
versity of Utah give an annual hop next
Friday evening. It will be held I'm the
assembly hall of the museum building.
As I'm the past, this will be one of the
events of the university social life, and
it is the only school function planned
for the holidays. The decorations will
be a unique feature. The scheme car
ried out will be the portrayal of an
Iceland scene. There will be the effect
of falling snow in the main dance hall
and the adjoining rooms. The booths
and cosy corners will be constructed on
the plan OF Eskimo houses, with
benches covered with skins on the in
side. The orchestra will be screened in
a pine forest on the platform. In the
chaperones' corner there Will be a large
fireplace surrounded by settees. Be-
sides the light refreshments during the
evening, a buffet supper will be served.
The patrons are Governor and Mrs
John c. Cutler. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lammersdorf. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Igleheart, Hon. and Mrs. Joseph L.
Rawlins, Hon. and Mrs. w. w. Ritter
and DR.. and Mrs Joseph T. Kingsbury.
The members of the Alpha Pi are Fred
Ferrin, Dale T.. Pitt. Fred o. Hansen,
Harry f. Moore, John c. Brown, Cory
don Higgins, Thomas Varley, Vernon
B. Herbst, S. Milroy Ballard, Fred
Scranton, George Thompson, Walter r.
Andrew, Louis H. Perry, Fred Bennion,
Walter Danzie, Douris A. Raybould,
George Roberts, Alfred Anderson,
Harry Runyon, Harold Smoot, Scott
n