The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

son. Mrs. Sadie Devlin. Airs. Elsie Bauer.
Miss Laura Bauer, Miss Clara Hardy
ID. r. BitteIman. George l. White James
Robson Ernest NJ Jones and Thomas
Hamilton.
Miss Orlean Clinton and Miss Norma
Price entertained a few friends al u
Sleighing party, followed by supper at the
home of Miss Clinton on "Wednesday
evening. The guests were Misses Edna
Phillips. Irene Reed, Stella Warren. Mary
Greene, Ida Young. Margaret Wood Eva
Parker Carrie Miller; Messrs. Homer
Moore. Bert Morris G Hunter Edward
Lee, G. Nj. Howe. Leslie Gray. Orsor
Evans. Jack Fielding. Edwards and Han
dolph Brooks.
The concert 10 he given under the aus
pices of the Press club of Ogden on the
evening Of WashingtOn's birthday. prom
Uses TO be one Of the distinct musical sue
cesses N the winter season
\ merry bob party Of Monday evening
was chaperOned by Mrs. = }. Allen and
comprised the following young ladies'
Misses Gertrude Ludwig. Eda Bihler
Pansy. Anderson. Nell Anderson. Winifred
sham Ella Edison Dutch Ludwig and
Buster Allen.
The Historical society met with Mrs
j. > Gordon Jan. 10. The topic presented
was history OF Austria. followed by the
art study Colour in Pictures The dis
cussion of current events was led by Mrs
NOgcl. During the social hour the clilh
was favored with music by a mandolin
: The club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Corey Feb. >. at So Twcnty-siXth street.
Mrs. James G. Paine and Mrs. y
I II. Ives gave birthday dinner
party % Arthur Livingston at
! Mrs. Ives home on Gramercy avenue last
evening. The guests were: James II. De
/ Vine, Jane Shaw. Edwin Nourse. Prof
} III. s SchneH. Milton NOyes. Merton
! Riakeslee. Jack Walker Ernest Davis. 3
( 9. Paine. y. r. Ives. The front and
: back parlor. hall sitting-roOm and din
I ing-roOm was decorated with StreamerS
I OF SmilaN and ferns, also punches Of fIne
/ tulle graSSc on each chandelier. Caiifor-
mia cut flowers filled each room. Tho
\ banquet table was trimmed with maiden
nair forms and YiOlets with large vase
I 81 american beauty roses ID me center
At each plate was a bOutOnniere OF lilies
of the valley. Mr. Livingston has been
a member Of the ives family for twelve
/ years and his many friends i'm this city
! will regret 10 learn that n few days h.
/ starts "u another tTip Co foreign lands.
Miss Pauline West and j. Le Roy Olsen
We're married at the home or the bride s
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. c. West Wed
| neSday evening. The ceremony was per
formed BY Bishop Robert McQuarrie. up-
der a huge wedding bell constructed OF
white satin streameTs and smtiaN- Hiss
Janette Waterfall OF West Weber acted
as bridesmaid. with Albert Olsen as best
man. The bride wore a dainty gown OF
/ white chiffon and carried q large bouquet
Of brides roses. over fifty relatives OF
the Young couple were present. Mr.. and
/ Mrs Olsen left for California. where they
Will spend their honeymoon. They will
make their home in Winnemucca, New.
A jolly sleighing party was given We'd
/ neSday afternoon by Mrs. Robert II. Dor
land and Mrs. Moore. AT o'clock the
/ tired horses drew the party up 20 the
/ home OF Mrs. Moore ON Orchard avenue.
/ where luncheon awaited them. Those
who comprised the party were Mrs. Rob
! ert r DOrland. Mrs. Moore Mrs. George
w ROwley. Mrs. c. a. Weidman. Mrs
/ Rev Blood Mrs Haslett Mrs. Brooks
/ Mrs. BTookshire. Mrs McCrackeu Mrs
] Hastings Mrs. B. O. Blackman. Mrs Pat
/ tersOn. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs.
/ BlacSman. Mrs. Hobbs. Mrs. Young. Mrs
/ Melen and Mrs. CastersOn