| Show FASHION AND GOSSIP J 4 The Z C 31 I Employees V SpcitUSuceess V u r V SOME HOLIDAY DIKIOJIPTUS s J iJ I I f 4 t i Th llirarhLWed < UnBSeeui tub Old Year OutThe Pleasant Hours Club Ktc I < V 7 The Z C MIt iclal > Tile social reunion of the employes of Z C > l IM mention of which has been previouslyynade i inthesedoTumns came I oft at Emporium aaU Nosy Years evening even-ing As a social success it has perhaps never been excelled inthis cij i fi1s I I attended by overa hundred couples composed of the pre ent and former employes of the institution and their I friends There was an excellent pro > Tamme of dances and in addition to this the following programme was rendered a manner to call forth the < I heartiest applause and appreciation of the large company present It was under un-der the direction of Mr Thomas Jlcln tvre who was ably assisted by Mrs W W Calder who acted as accompanist GLEE FLag of our heroes zC MI GLEe CLue SO GMRS CABEIE HOEN PATRICK SONQ Cameron Mn by request I MR Hlt IRVINE SES SONG Coml I shall never make a gentle mau of you John y MB Wsi T SEAEE I CHOICE SELECTIONS Z C If I HARMONIC BAND SONG AND CHORDS Let me dream while life hall liner MB J It MORGAN AND GLEE CLUB SONGln Silent Mead Z C M I GLEE CLUB V SONG Loving hearts trust on Mitt JULIA SILVERWOOD SO GR W D OWEN ZVLOPHONE SOLO MB ADELBEBT BEESLEY Boso MBS KELLIE IJBDCE PUGSLEY The Zylophone solo by Mr Beeslei was one of the gems of the evening am certainly merited the applause received Superintendent Kldredge was unavoidably una-voidably absent owing to a sudden illness ill-ness and his regret sat being unable to attend were shared in by those present Among the guests we noticed Mr and Mrs T G Webber Mr add Mrs D M McAllister Mr and MrsW H Rowe Mrs H 8 Eldredge Misses Webber MrBenEldredee Mr and Mrs I i RS Watson Mrand MrsJohn Watson j I of Ogden Mr and Mrs H P Richards I Mr and Mrs H R Irvine Mrs and J j Mrs H S Beatie Mr and Mrs T A Williams Mr and Mrs J R Morgan Mr and Mrs Thomas McIntyre Mr t i and Mrs J H Ponlton Mr andMrs Joseph Maynes Mrs J H Burrows I Mr and Mrs W J Beatie Mr and V Mrs W Brown Mr and Mrs L H Clawson Mrs and Mrs John Clark I Mr find Mrs W B Dougall Mr and 1 Mrs N A Empy Mr and Mrs A E I Hyde Dr and Mrs Harrison Mr and j J Mrs Frank Jackman Mr and Mrs H I C James Mr and Mrs D W James Mr and Mrs C Lenzi Mr and Mrs A Kimball Mr and Airs D Murdock i Mrand Mrs W Owen Mr and Mrs I T B Olsen Mr and P Pugsley Mr j and Mrs K Patrick Mr und Mrs H I U Park Mr and Mrs Thomas Had 1 don Mr and Mrs Roniney Mr and Mrs C E Silverwood Mr and MM Thomas Teakle Mr and Mrs A II Young Mr and Mrs G A Alder Mr and Mrs J M Barlow Mrs R H Ensign Mrs McKee Miss Aggie Campbell Miss May Little Mrs J H Felt Mr and Mrs T A Little Lit-tle Mrs Charlotte Richards Miss Emma Williams Miss Edna Wells Mrs Martha Hardy Mrs Drucy Edger Mrs Annie White Mrs Nettie Raleigh Miss Florence and Nettie Alder Misses Barlow Miss Bywater Miss Tingey Miss Dinwoodey Miss Park Miss Poul l ton Miss Jones Miss Brown Mrs W W Calder Miss Pugsley Miss Warbur ton Mist Alice Sears Misses Rowe Miss Cartwright Miss Eldredge Messrs 0 Spencer Clawson C Brown Geo Rom ney Jr S B Clawson J C Schofield John Maynes S M Barlow F S Tingey 0 J Bourne Geo Burns J Alford James Castleton Ed Calder H Cartwright Z E Derrick Al Erickson Adelbert Beesley J Gers I ner John Groesbeck Hyrum Groes beck Thomas E Jacoen W Mc Allister Fred 3Iyers A Hair J Mair W S Owen I L Peikes P P Pratt Jr Arthur Park W bears Geo Teas del W H Tovey J S Vincent M DWells D-Wells W White Wash Young and others The Kendalllnrks VeJiliug I THE HEBALD has heretof published the announcement of the marriage of Mr AS Kendall of this city and Miss Georgia Parks of Nephi A corres respondent now furnishes us with the t following Saturday evening the Nephi Social Hall was filled upwards of sixty V nfiplesfriends relatives of the bride 1 aud bridegroom who whiled a ray the I fleeting hour in the social dance also i partaking of an elegant lunch thathad been prepared for their refreshment I The happy couple propose making their hon in Salt Lake City Thus Nephi win lose in the absence of Miss Parks one of leading lights in social and dramatic circles Among those who witnessed the ceremony I cere-mony were Hon Joel Grover and wife Mr and Mrs George Kendall Mr and Mrs A C Bryan Grandma Kendall Mr and Mrs George W Kendall Mr and Mrs Edward Kendall Mr and I Sirs Samuel Kendall Mr and Mrs William Knight Mr and Mrs tJoseph Bryan Mr and Mrs Adelbert Cazier Mr and Mrs David Cazier Mr and Mrs Thomas H G Pai4cs Mr and I I Mrs Peter Norton Mr Harry Kendall Miss Sarah Kendall Mi s Maggie Kendall Ken-dall Miss Mary Kendall Miss Sophia Kendall Miss jfiice Bigler Miss M E Wignall Miss C Robbins Mrs Carr Mrs C H Bryan Mrs Charles Price I Miss Lnla Bryan Miss Emily Sparks Messrs Willie Bryan Thomas Higgs I William Littlewood Thomas Smith J L Perkes Alpha Miller and Joseph Robinson I I The presents were both elegant and numerous The donors were as follows I fol-lows Silver water tankard and goblet Mr and Mrs A W McCune Butt I Citv silver calce basket Misses Ella and Minnie Young Park City silver napkin rings Mr and Mrs W O Young Park City silver pickle castor Mr E Thompson Salt Lake City silver fruit stand Mr and Mrs HawKs Salt Lake City hand embroidered plush toilet set Mr and Mrs Harvey Hardy Salt Lake City carving set Mr and V S TV Mrs > < A A Leonard Salt J Lake City V r Poems of Whittier C H Parsons Salt Lake City Poems of Longfellow A E Clark Salt Lake City dressingCase Mr and Mrs M Littlewood castor and silver spooms Mr and MrsiA Cazier wine set Mr and Mrs Joseph Bryan card receiver vases and lamp Mr and Mrs r HG Parkes jchm set Mrr and Mrs Alma Hague set of water glasses Mr and Mrs George C Whit more set of wine glasses Mr and Mrs J A Hyde present Mr and Mrs fiVitliam Knight perfum bottles Mrs W A C Bryan card recetv9g Willie Bryan crazypencushion IIiss Lula E fiyan table mats Miss M E Wignall bracket Miss Mary Kendall opera satchel Grandma Kendall fruit basket and vases Mr and Mrs E Kendall Ken-dall fancy hanging baskets Mr and Mrs Samuel Kendall lace tidy Mr and Mrs G W Kendall embossed cards Robinson Littlewood and Down families c V e J < Holiday ImpromtuS MisrHooper entertained a number of friends at her home on First West Street last Tuesday evening Dancing I and vocal and instrumental music punctuated with refreshments furnished fur-nished an eveniugl enjoyment which will be remembered by all present as among the pleasantest of the impromptu im-promptu holiday pastimes THE MISSES TEA DEL began the new year by inviting a few friends to spend Friday evening in the parlors of their pleasant home on South Temp Street Music and dancing were the deviations and the affair though without pretensions preten-sions will take a prominent place among the hospitalities so characteristic of these young ladies The Tenth Ward The holiday season was kept up for 1SS5G as has been the custom for many years past in this wardreceiving gifts on Christmas morning in the meetinghouse meeting-house for the needy in the ward Bishop Spiers expressed himself more than gratified at the liberality and thoughtfulness thought-fulness of his people on that day and many hearts swelled with love and gratitude before the pvening sun set for kind remembrances of the Tenth warders ward-ers for the helpless and unfortunate On New Years day the ward reunion or as it is termed the Old Folks Party caused the hall to be crowded with members of the ward only when the number of kindly wishes of Happy New Year to you pased around would count up into the thousands A jolly time was had one perhaps some few of the participants will not see again on this mnmlane sphere These occasions are redletter days and should not be forgotten by those who have a part in making up the history of our aged settlers The Eighteenth IVanl Parties Next Friday evening the first of the series of five parties to be given at the Eighteenth Ward School House takes place The gentlemen managing the affair have done everything that could be done by way of preparation for the entertainment of those they have invited In order that the floor may not be crowded and that > no objectionable objec-tionable characters may be admitted only a limited number of invitations have oeen issued The programme has been prepared with care and the variety of dances is such that all are bound to be suited A pleasant and sociable time is promised to thiho attend Seeing the Old Year Out There were numerous parties formed for bidding farewell to 1885 and ushering usher-ing in 186 but the most notable was probably that of a party of Seventh I Warders headed by the wellknown Bailey Son which marched around the block on which Bishop Thorne resides and ended UP on his front porch at the hour of midnight Fiddles horns drums masked faces arjd grotesque dresses were all insufficient to quench the bishops hospitality ana he threw open his doors and made merry with the party of revellers till the cock crew It was in all respects a ularious and memorable occasion At Park City The Masonic ball at Park City on Friday evening was a great social success suc-cess largely attended by the elite of the Park and a great many well known Salt Lakers The Pleasant Hafts The above well known social organization organiza-tion will give ahop in the Walker Opera House on the 7th iust It will no doubt beas pleasant an affair as the many given in the past |
