The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

more than a half dozen young men, all
employed in the snines nearby, gathered
for a Christmas dinner, and later spent
the evening at the r. j. JeSsup home
as guests of their classmate, Douglas
Jessup. The early afternoon was spent
at the University club.
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Mrs. Edward OuIlahan of Stockton,
Cal, is here to spend the holidays with
DR.. and Mrs. M. A Hughes at their
home on East First South street Mrs.
Oullahan is a sister of Mrs Hughes,
and was formerly Miss Helena Gorlin-
ski of this city. A great many of her
former friends are here to welcome her
back fer a visit.
The University club musicale on
Tuesday evening bids fair to be one of
the most enjoyable affairs of the holi-
day week. The Liza Lehman song
cycle I'm Persian Garden" (The Rubi-
yaD will be sung by Mrs. C. Stanley
Price. Miss Edna Cohn. M j. Brines
and Fred Smith. An informal dance
will follow, as usual.
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There was large christening party
on Christmas day at the Daily home.
when little Elaine Daily Brown, the
newest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Roy
Brown, was formally given her name
by Rt. Rev. Bishop L. Scanlan. The
family gathering at dinner followed,
and the usual Christmas festivities.
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An interesting announcement made
on Christmas day was that of the en-
gagement and approaching marriage of
Miss Alice Butler and Robert Colds
bury Afford. The wedding will take
place shortly after the new year, but
the exact date is not announced yet.
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The children of Miss Jessup,s kinder
garten enjoyed their Christmas tree the
last part of the week with a real live
Santa Claus and all the toys of the sea-
son. They will not resume work till
Jan. II.
The young girls who are enjoying the
bridge tournament will gather again
tomorrow with Miss Eleanor Stewart
at her home on First avenue.
The new bridge tournament players
met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Arthur H S. Bird.
The Misses Edna and Esther Dustan
entertained a dozen or more of their
friends last evening with a real old
fashioned bob-sleigh party, followed by
a genuine country supper at the Dustan
home.
The Seekers Literary club meets on
Tuesday with Mrs Boynton. Mrs
Owens. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. McCul-
low will take part in the program,
which will be devoted to Byron.
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Miss Cecil Burns will entertain at 500
Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Fred Foul
ger and Miss May O'Neill, who are Wis
itors for the holidays.
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Mrs. d. d. Houtz and her daughter
Miss Zulu Houtz, will leave for their
home this afternoon. after a few days
spent in town with Mrs. Houtzs sisters
Mrs. E. G. Gowans and Mrs. Dunyon
The holiday week opens auspiciously
with the dance to be given tomorrow
evening by Mr.. and Mrs James H
Moyle at Whitney hall, which bids fair
to be a most delightful event.
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Mrs. Ed Hoffman of Reno, New. is in
\ the city visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. V. J. Sowadzki.
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| The Bay View club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. H.
II. Frame. After the program refresh
ments will be served, and all members
/ are cordially asked 10 be present. Mrs
J. NJ. Whitley VIII have charge of the
lesson: Mrs. Frame will give a paper.
The Golden Age of Latin Literature: -
q spelling match of Roman names; roll
call, Roman custom.
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! Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Daily left last
evening for Paso Robles in California.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman expect