Show TH KONOLD CASE Proceedings Before Judge Rolnpp The case of Rudolph Konold vs the Rio Grande Western was on all daylong long yesterday I Is being stubbornly contested point for point by each side Yesterday was occupied in the examination ex-amination and crossexamination of Strothers and of examination of Coonry both expert machinists and boiler men A long crossexamination by Mr Richards and McMillan elicited the plaintiffs two points favorably to plaintfs One was that a buckle or bulge in the side sheet might have occurred if there had been plenty of water on It Another admission was that one of the boiler inspectors who had previously tested this boiler for the company was addicted to drink I is now thought the case will not get to the jury before Thursday Genessee County Savings bank vs I Thomas Etherington et al 20 days additional ad-ditional time granted defendant in which to prepare and serve bill of exceptions ex-ceptions The Schools On March 9 an election will be held in Ogden to determine whether the school board shall borrow 15000 This is not a bonding proposition and the money is absolutely necessary in order to prevent the closing of the schools The recent decision of the supreme court diverted from the board 15000 in taxes which had been counted upon dfOeige e h to run the schoolsfor the year Therel 1 will be no way to keep the schoois open unless authority to borrow the amount is given I i Is withheld 4500 pupils will be turned out of the schools and 65 teachers and 50 other employees discharged Many of the teachers would under the circumstances circum-stances be forced to seek employment elsewhere There is now barely enough money to run the schools until March 9 Local Briefs Frank White returned yesterday from the east Frank Jones colored was yesterday convicted of vagrancy but was given a chance to leave town The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Bran son will occur at 2 p m today at the First ward meetinghouse Michael Crowley 24 of Ogden and Miss Rosetta Potter 21 of Midway Wasatch county were granted a marriage mar-riage license yesterday A meeting of the Free Kindergarten will be held Monday Mqrch 1 in the high school building at7 oclock A full attendance Is desired A message from Plain City last night said that G W Lewis had rested well during the day and that hopes foe his recovery were entertained A G Larson and A F Ritchie were thrown out of a carriage yesterday in a runaway and the first named was considerably bruised while Ritchie was uninjured A T Waldron has been dismissed from the fire department by Chief Bin ford He was one of the movers in the recent charges against the chief lvv action has been taken by the board One of the features of yesterdays Switch is a half tone picture of a scene In Provo valley and a full tone word picture of the land Where the Sego Lily Grows a choice bit of verse by A C Ivins Ogden Society Last week was a busy week in social mater The bal of the B of L Eon E-on Thursday and the Mascot performance per-formance on Friday brought many guests from out of town and many pleasant little events grew out of the reunions of friends thus occasioned 000 On Friday evening Mr and Mrs R A Coates entertained at cards Those present were Misses Minnie Anderson Ander-son Mamie Steele Olive Shaw Messrs Edward Farley Frank Engleke J MAdams M-Adams and Professor Radcliffe df Salt Lake City who treated the party to a number of his excellent piano selections selec-tions Dainty refreshments were served and the prizes awarded to the winner Miss Steele received the ladies la-dies prize an elegant bouquet vase and a silk handkerchief Mr EngleIte handkerchief the gentlemans prize a beautiful silk < J > < S > 0 One of the promising social events of the coming week in Ogden society Is an afternoon dancing party to be given in the Union Opera House on Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock March 6 Upon this date will be the frt of a series afternoon dancing parties to be given before the season closes under un-der the direction of the following young men C C Richards jr Bruce Brown J R Austin George W God dard Harold Peery Howard Holing worth Bert Adams John Brown and Edward HUrlbut They extend a cordial cor-dial Invitation to all their friends < S > < > < A surprise party complimentary to Miss Alice Cave was arranged by a number of her friends on Friday night A merry evening was spent at the Cave residence on Twentythird street games music ard refreshments aiding In the entertainment of about 20 < guests o 5 r S > < S > A surprise party Tuesday night In nlgtt honor of A T Corey was very care fully planned and carried out I was recognized that to surprisQ him would be difficult and extraordinary precautions precau-tions were taken As his birthday occurred oc-curred Wednesday the plotters gathered gath-ered about his door Tuesday evening and waylaid him as he was aboUt to depart for his work An informal dancing party was then held I the guests dancing their hosts Sold year out and new year in Ampng those present were Mlsses LillFe Yates Lizzie Sprunt Florence Shl lls Cora and Tessie McCabe Llda Corey Maud orey Ieda rey Pink Tutt Slmson sdvils Gertrude lfyres iI Nellie Haihy Belle Corey Messrs CharlIe Little field Fred Shiells Will Sptupt Joe Harry and George Egglestcm Mont > Carson Ray Decker Walter Webb Crayton Snyder Vny Corey i < l4 5 > I Wednesday evening the Misses Buch j nrUIer entertained a number of their friends at cards AIn the guests were Mesdames O M Runyon and Sidney Badcon Misses Clara Bore man Mary Vorhees Ella Ballard and Ida Schansenbach Messrs McFarland Montgomery and Dickson Hall Pierce MeKinney 00 < S > Mrs Badcon and Mr Montgomery were awarded prizes also Mr McKinney McKin-ney end Miss Ida Schansenbach I < > < > The Catholic club entertained a large number of guests Monday evening the event beins In honor of Washingtons birthday and commemorative of the I opening of their new rooms in the Opera House block At the opening of the festivities Mr Don Maguire gave an entertaining talk on the life and times of Washington At the card I games the ladies first prize was won by Miss Nellie Maguire I was a beautiful beau-tiful photograph album Mr Hamilton received a fine Knox hat as gentle mans first prize < J > < The vounc ladies of the Fifth ward are preparing to give a doughnut social In their Institute Friday March 5 An interesting programme will be rendered and coffee and doughnuts will be the feature to comfort the Inner man A < S > < J > Mrs G W Perkins gave a Martha Washington r party on Saturday Feb Washlngon 20 to some 40 of her friends The parlors par-lors and dining room were handsomely decorated with the national colors portraits por-traits of Washington and other souvenirs souve-nirs of colonial times The draoerios hitchets were held in place by small and the score cards at the card tables were hatchetshaped The favors were small drums filled with confections Mrs Perkins in hergrace and dignity made a typical representative of a colonial dame in her Martha Washington Washing-ton costume with cap kerchief and reticule of ye olden time She was assisted as-sisted by Mesdames Smith Corlew and Gideon who also wore caps kerchiefs and carried reticules Delicious refreshments refresh-ments in the national colon carried out the patriotic idea of the hostess The entertainment was one of the most I elegant ever given in Ogden The first prize a quaint and delicate vase fell to the lot of Miss Bigelow The second prize a bon bon spoon to Mrs Butler The costumes worn on the occasion were rich and beautiful the ladles present being Mesdames Smith Corlew Gideon Patton Gill Chevers Bigelow Fred Kiesel Coulter Hurlbut Tyler Kiesel Whalen Allison Fitzgerald Kimball Matson Abbott Berry Con lisk Briggs Ad Kuhn Abe Kuhn Matson Brick Agler Stewart Ross Crocker Butler Frankle Bond Minty Pratt Misses Kiesel Schansenbach Kimbal Fitzgerald Smith and Bige < J > O < > The regular meeting of the Aglai was held Tuesday afternoon Feb 23 at the home of Mrs Darling on Jefferson avenue Ten members responded to the roll call After reading the minutes min-utes of the last meeting It was decided to leave all business of the club to be discussed at a special session held at Mrs Corlews on Friday The secretary then read an invitation from La Coterie to the members of the Aglaia to be present at their regular meeting on Tuesday March 2 at the Reed parlors A special treat Is anticipated an-ticipated in the lecture to be given by Professor Engle on Sociology Mrs Boreman read an Interesting paper on Kenilworth Historical Setting which she supplemented by reading some extracts on the subject Written by William Ridelng The programme being unusually short in consequence of the absence of those expected to respond the remaining maining time was passed In oleasant chat singing and reminiscences of Scottish castles by members and guests and an interesting account of the Vltascooe and its Ideal entertainment enter-tainment by Mrs Coulter after which freshments were served and all agreed to have spent a very enjoyable afternoon The guests of the day were Mesdames Whalen Swan Watters E W Matson George Matson and Wallace Wal-lace The next session will be held at the avenue home of Mrs Marshall 2548 Gramercy B L E BALL About the most elaborate and thor ougftly enjoyable ball ever given In Ogden was given Thursday evening by Deseret division No S Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers That the affair I af-fair would b3 a great success was a foregone conclusion since the railroad men had i In charge but even the most sanguine did not expect a success suc-cess so complete In all respects as the event proved to be The decorations were most elaborate and at the same time tasteful About a car load of I flowers and greenery was brought In I from California and put up under the direction of an experienced dec rtor I Hendershot Long loops of evergreen festoons were hung from the ceiling i fsthe walls were l eedC cairns I ant tropical plants of great variety 1 and beauty At Intervals about the walls were II bits of paraphernalia suggestive of the D 1 E and pf railroad work in general I gen-eral Models of the earliest locomotives i locomo-tives and of the latest were there pictures I pic-tures of famouS Inventor and of engines I en-gines and of famous men who ran I af them were on hand No 909 nOf the New York Central or rather young Harts model of her was on the west wall I By an Ingenious device the machinery of the model was kept at work the wheels spinning around at a great rate Lanterns lighted and with globes and of all colors used by railroaders were distributed about the walls instead In-stead of the usual bell the floor man used Imitation steam whistle ager ued an imiaton whiste to signal to musicians and dancers A great supply of choice bouquets and boutonnieres was on hand for the guests At 9 oclock the grand march began I was led by chief engineer of division No 53 F C Stokes and wife Then came the officers in the following order T H Lindsay guide C W Harrington chaplain J A Ross first engineer James Hope second engineer T E Grant first assistant engineer G F Leldie second assistant engineer engi-neer J W Littlejohn third assistant engineer There were nearly 400 couples in the march F C Schramm had charge as chief dispatcher during this run and the way he brought the great special through showed him to be a railroad man by instinct if not by training The line was crowded while all sidetracks side-tracks and yards along the way were likewise and the switching problems presented were extremely complicated Nevertheless he brought his train of to many sections through according schedule time There was not a break nor hitch anywhere Every section arrived ar-rived at the proper place on time and departed likewise The right of way was kept clear and as the long lines moved with exact time and with railroad rail-road precision the spectators courfl hardly refrain from applause Indeed In-deed it was a magnificent sight The many colored lights the exquisite decorations dec-orations the beautiful toiletts of beautiful beau-tiful women and the hundreds of handsome hand-some gentlemen in full dress the whole forming intricate figures but swaying with matchless rythm to beautiful march music made up a scene as impossible im-possible to describe as it is to forget Every railroad man and especial every engineer seemed to be a special committee to look after the welfare of guests Among the guests were noticed many well known railroad officials Some of those present were H Kind Eureka Nev Clem Schram Salt Lake Mr and MrsJ E Weston Salt Lake Charles King Terrace Mr and r John Schoonover Carlln Mr and Mrs Frank Gunnell Evanston Mr and Mrs E W Brerka Evanston Miss Daisy Shields Salt Lake City J H Young Salt Lake City W F McMil len Salt Lake City Miss Lillie Lewis Logan W 1 Rank San Francisco Messrs and Mesdames T Lindsey J W Littlejohn O W Hollbaugh J I Nevin E M Luckett F C Stokes C W Harrington J A Ross C W Bogart Bo-gart Fred King F E Grant J Rouse A T Hals H C Wardleigh C Ca son D Ryan W H Dee E M Bennett F E Nichols George Male Willie Howell How-ell Frank Highland J C Smith Rheln bold T Nusley J H Myers T H Carr Ed Davenport Oliver Johnson G F Leiding F Booth B A Harvey John Wills O B Haslett H Callahan Soren Peterson Sidney Bacon James Ballard J T Agler Ezra Richardson W Rouse John Rouse Thomas Booth W A McGaw Joseph Scowcroft R S Faulkner A H Niess J H Thomas J W Larkin jr J A Williams F Von Namee N J Thomas John Shields Walter RIchey McLaren Boyle J H Spargo Alex Healey Charles Melghan Joseph Ludwig H D Stratford Thomas Fitzgerald J J D Herrick A Alexander Romeo C < nle T D Ryan S Livingston WI A Mc Gaw Mesdames HaiTinstonrDoaalJ son J R Fuerst McCoy C E Carson Charles Nelson Charles Shevrer Foul ten Hastings McNulty Puillcrian Brun K Thompson Cane E 1V Hastings Hast-ings Toponce A G Henley E Ulrick V Hestmark Hassett Hanqg Price Bishop J H Ryan A Oarddlnlere M i A Carpenter Frank Young Jr T Bid die Campbell Olson N A Biddle F C Simmerson Misses Butts Nellie Johnson Mar rington Edna Webb Bogart1 Rouse Ella Hlnchcliff Emma Olson McCoy Alexander Callahan Daisy Shields May Hurst Annie Harvey Myers Henley 1 Folkman Rose Palmer I Julia Cole Pearl Neilsen Virginia Hig ginbothan Canaday Young Bertha Halverson Pierce Ella Nalsbitt Nettie Robbins Mamie Robbins McElroy Daisy Grant Lizzie Orth Fell Haslett Eklund Maud Agler Mt Wilson Fitzgerald Olson Belle Dee Ehel Clark Clara Castensen Cora Snydtr Pearl Peebles Ella Nalsbitt Harrison Evelyn Hendershott Newell Georgia Gardiniere May Palmer Mary Harrison Har-rison Julia Nelson Messrs W F Hart A Pedler J H Povrers J J i Harcock Seth Thomas Rudolph Kuchler T G Gaynor Alex F Fuerst W N Mlllsay E Millsay Bert Cave Morris Turnham N Smith T G Burt J Holland H Noftslnger J Lineham John Hurst A Forbes H McGaw J D Harris G W Dalllmore A Lind strom J Charhance J Young W A Ramsey W Long Fred Conaday H A Code A G Fell J S Browning T W Harris < J W Laahus Dan Rolland N G Goodmanson W C Warren A C Crosby C E Flnsley Gus Wright J S Lewis James Boyle Max Moyer W L Wattis C C Carheart J J Platfoot F C La Duke George Packard Pack-ard J B Swenson J N Pierce George W Jones M O Corey EM Luckett W B Ives Ben Pierson M Turnham D C Laughren J M Keckler W O Thompson J Hope A H Saunders Fred Halverson Harry T Stone Guy Nelson Richard Hill James Con lsk J H Last C D Ives Charles Summerson Robert Proudflt James Wotherspoon G Knauss F Froelich W H Nason C A HenryS 000 A delightful evening a spent at the home of Master Ray Horr on Monday The occasion Was a gathering arranged by Rays friends in honor of the birthdays birth-days of George Washington and of Ray Horn < I > < > < A J McMullen was called to his Wisconsin home last iveek by the serious seri-ous Illness of his motherS < mother-S > < 5 > < 3 > Mrs A F Richey went to Salt Lake Monday to visit her sister r Fisher < i > 0 0 Mr and Mrs W R Williams Will entertain en-tertain the Leap Year High Five club Friday evening 0 0 < S > Mrs Ale Bishop Graham was the guest of Mr and Mrs A C Ivlns a day or two of last week 00 > Mr and Mrs A R Heywood are i visiting In the east I BOhemlan1cl < < s > i The Bohemian club recalled the Invitations Invi-tations of their ball Friday night in i honor of the Salt Lake Opera company 000 Mrs D H Peony assisted by Mes ames C C Richards F D Richards and F S Richards gave a reception at the Peery home Monday In honor of Madame Mountford MountfordS dE S > < S > A char childrens party was given Thursday afternoon In honor of the fourth anniversary of Master L R Rogers A birthday cake with candles was a popular attraction but the most novel feature was a Mother Goose pie prepared by Mrs Scott great grandmother of the young host When the pie was ooened a real live bird flew out and investigation developed de-veloped that the pie contained a present for each guest Violets were the favors for the luncheon which was served by little Misses Edna Dunn Emma Paine Daisy Kuhn and Helen Louise Rogers Those at the table were Mabel Rolapp Kathryn I Melvin Bessie Jennings Alice Moody Margaret Dunn Dorothy Bigelow Harry Cahill Jack Kuhn I Curtis Pratt Wayman Chevers Blaine Roger and Lindsay Rogers < i > 0 < I Mr and Mrs H C Tavey celebrated the 20th anniversary of their wedding last night A large number of friends were present to wish them many happ returns 00 Monday night W J Ross entertained a number of friends at his rooms roms which were tastefully decorated for thd I occasion with smilax and flowers Partners Part-ners were chosen by matching historic cal characters A gentleman for instance in-stance having a card with the narnd Mark Antony thereon would find his partner In Cleooatra Mn Ross wag assisted bv Miss Salmon of Logan Among the guests were Messrs and Mesdames Thomas Ballantvne Joseph Ballantyne Daniel Hamer G H Is laub J H Thomas Misses Clara Chambers Josie Chambers Annig Brown Nettle Wilson Delecta Ballan tyne Annie Thompson Lizzie Blair Belle Salmon Mamie Bobbins Ida Farley May Driver Emma Alden Messrs W S Wallace Squire Coop Claude Zlnn S E Corey James F Burton H F Burton C P Ferrin Bert Olson Joseph Baker T Y Stanford Stan-ford and John Cullev < 5 > < > < > A musical and literary entertainment and card nartv will be given Wednesday Wednes-day evening by Ogden lodge No 1 D of H In the lodge room A card party will follow the programme |