The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-01
r11.s SALT LAKE HERALD: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1907

A. Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. William c:
Madge. Mr. and Mrs E. j: Boxer OF
Anaconda. Mont. Mr.. and Mrs W. q.
and Mrs. ]. II. Manderfield, Mr.. and Mrs
FadGis, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Berker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Handin, Mr. and Mrs
K. l. siperd, Mr.. and Mrs W. Mitcnen'
Mr. and Mrs. A: J. Davis, Mr.; and Mrs.
E. r. Wheelon. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Muir
laugh, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pickering,
Mr., and Mrs. J. NJ. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. G.. R. CIeaveland. Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Horn of Ogden, Mrs Lovejoy. Mrs.
c: s. Pulver, Mrs. James G. Stickley,
Mrs l. D. Freed. Mrs. Gideon Snyder
R. c: Gotwaldt. Mrs F. NJ. Wheelon, Mrs
III. S. Anderson, Mrs. C. ]. Geary, Mrs
W. F. Coulam, Mrs. w. r. Baxter, Mrs.
n Kaufman, Mrs H. o. Shepard, Mrs.
j. w. Currie, Mrs. c. H. Heritage, Mrs.
Lee Chamberlin. Mrs. L. H. Cripps, Mrs
Louise Plumhoff, Mrs A ]. Watts, Mrs.
l. B: Funge; Mrs. J.; w. Fural Mrs:
Nashville, Tenn, Mrs. May Shelf Mrs j.
ID. DOnahue. Mrs. r ]. Douglas. Mrs. w.
r. Sloan, Mrs R. Farnsworth. Mrs. Eliza
beth Mcdonald. Mrs. E. A Donahue,
Mrs. II. E. Monheim. Miss Martha Plum
hoff, Miss Martha ]. Aldons, Miss Vera
Woodmansee, Miss Carmelta Pitt, Miss
Frances Pitt, Miss Virginia Pitt, Miss
Mayme Lindsay, Miss Ely Geary, Miss
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Miss Erma Read, Miss Alice Jones, Miss
Mae Robinson, Miss Luella Danner Miss
Grace Stringfellow. Miss Stella F. Robin
son, Miss Florence Foster, Miss Jennie
Adams, Miss Laura Farrell, Miss e.
Deane, Miss W. Evans. Miss Isabelle
Amos. Miss Gracia Gibson. Miss Joseph
inc j. Ford. Miss Blanche II. Newcomb,
Miss Maud E. Newcomb, Miss Agnes Glib
Schmier. V. p Felt, Theodore Berker,
Jack Lloyd. f. f. Kaufman, Harry j.
Robinson. Harry B. Bryan, George j. Du-
pont. John Condran of Spokane. Wash,
Bartels. George NJ. Scott of Denver, and
II. e. Davidson of Los Angeles.
Masquerade at Rink.
Fully 200 people attended the HallQw-
cen masquerade at the Auditorium rink
last evening. About 800 skaters in masks
and fancy and comic costumes and
painted faces, were the center of attrac-
ton for those who sat on the side lines
and watched the fun.
The races commenced at $50 o'clock AMI
afforded lots of amusement. In the free
for-all mems race there were forty entries
Most of these started but few finished
| When 1t was over the judges declared Jo-
seph Bowen the winner and ne received
| the prize pair of skates. After the free
| for-all mems race came the clowns race
| Charles SchOfield won a ten-session
| ticket to the rink for coming in ahead OF
| the rest The fat mans race did not
| draw many entries. there being only two
| starters, S. J. Standish and another one
| The other one was too fat to keep up the
/ face. Sprawling on the floor in the second
| hap, so Mr.. Standish got a ten-session
| ticket. In the couples race Mr.. M Ham
mer and Miss Kate Stewart won by SUI
perior team work, and each will be pre-
/ Sented with a ten-sesSion ticket to the
rink.
| At 10 O'Clock the grand march. which
| was led by Miss Kate Stewart COM
menced, and the floor was hardly large
| enough to accommodate the masquera-
| ders. The largest crowd that has ever
been seen at the rink was on the floor
| During this the costumes were judged by
| Judge c. E. Diehl, Carl S. Schmidt, Ed
Penrose and Anthony McCauley. The fol-
| lowing was their judgment:
| Most elaborate ladys costume, Miss
Margaret Breech, for which she will re-
ceive a so cash prize. Best paper suit
Miss lola Griffin, S. For the best sus-
| tanned character, Viola Standish received
s.. The best Uncle Sam On the floor was
| Farley Reed. He had no opposition He
received a pair of skates. The best sus-
| tained character among the gentlemen
was by r. e. Kilgrow. He received a paiI
| of skates. The best comic costume was
worn by Oscar Pow. He also received q
| pair Of skates.