The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-29
Ogden Society,

Ogden Society.
Matters socially have begun to liven
up somewhat as the Easter season APP
proaches. While there has been the
usual absence of events on a large
scale still a noticeable increase in in
formal but pleasant gatherings have
been noticed. The advent of a night of
grand classic opera was great event
in theatrical circles.
The Gordon-Cogswell wedding,
though quiet one, was of considerable
interest by reason of the prominence
and popularity of the bridegroom and
bride.
Wednesday evening DR.. ]. S. Gordon
and Miss Eunice Blanche Cogswell
has been for several years one of the
leading physicians of Weber county
and a prominent member of the Gale
DOMAIN society.
Miss Cogswell was one of the most
talented and popular of the teachers
in Ogden's public schools.
The ceremony was performed at the
residence of Rev. ]. E. Wishard on
Mob hill in the presence of a few of
the intimate friends of both parties.
DR. Wishard and Rev. c. F. Richard
son performed the ceremony which,
though simple, was very impressive
After numerous congratulations had
been bestowed upon Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon the guests sat down to a
wedding supper.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon will reside for
the present at the Reed hotel.
Mention of the pleasant surprise
given to members of Fidelity lodge No.
3, A. o. U. w, by members of Ogden
lodge No. 1 degree of honor was made
in the news columns of this paper on
the morning succeeding the pleasant
event. The committee who so success
fully managed the affair for the degree
of honor ladies was composed of Mrs.
Fleishner, Mrs. Thorburn, Mrs. Nc
Cav, Mrs. Paydon and Mrs. Green
we'll. Hardly had the routine work
of Fidelity lodge been gone through
with when the ladies appeared and, led
by Mrs. Foulkes, chief lady of honor,
marched in. Mrs. Foulkes made a
pleasant speech explaining the pur-
pose of the visit and Master Workman
Lamdin, of Fidelity, made a brief
speech in reply. Card tables were
soon arranged and in the series of high
five games Mrs. ]. T. Wright and
Master Workman Simpson, of Park
City, were the fortunate winners. Miss
Vail and Albert Wilson were also win
ners. After the card games refresh
ments were served by the visiting
ladies and all departed with pleasant
memories of the occasion.
Mr. William Seibold and Miss Isa-
bella Leek were married Tuesday
night at the residence of Richard Leek
on Adams avenue. Rev. G. NJ. Jeffrey
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of a few intimate friends of the
couple. A wedding supper was served
after the ceremony.
Misses Kate and Nettie Stevens are
with their father, Sidney Stevens, on
his eastern trip.
Mr. Harry Forbes, who has been at
tending school in ST. Louis, has re-
turned home.
Miss Bertha Wilson, the elocutionist,
went on to the coast after appearing
in Evanston Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. H Goodwin entertained re-
Gently Mesdames. w. A. White, of
Salt Lake, Wright, of Evanston, Long
and Jones, of Pocatello.
Mrs. c. A Bedford entertained a
few friends at dinner Tuesday.
c. NJ. Vail recently received visit
from his brother Richard r. Vail.
Mrs. Abe Kuhn and Miss Leda Kuhn
are expected home from California the
coming week and will be warmly well
coined in social circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Armstrong will